Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1943 — Page 11
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POULTRY DEALERS | Master and Dog SAHARA BROTTO' Eleven Get Scholarships PHI KAPPA PHI | soceoxas mom oer ay speoiacs
finance committee is sponsoring a! CHICKEN GIBLETS . 39¢ 5
» * WILL END ‘STRIKE’ Join the Services EE peg Bai Ligh | Then d th ines h | SCHEDULES RITE J E | 10 INITIATE 44 : sr gigs, ons, soso J SHIkEW LIVERS _. Ase PHILADELPHIA, May 14 (U.P). aii any And the marines have | | ul \ | Brookside ave, Sunday. Dinner 8 Hoosier Poultry Market ~—Poultry markets here will reopen claimed the services of two mem- | RL \ - Sa jal be seived from $0 Ao 7:00. a ! eee Monday under terms of an agree-! ment reached by representatives of
retail and wholesale dealers, ending
bers of the ga ay of | ; 4 3 YA nw aE Lk .,, Cards will follow at 8:30. Mayme | “em mamma? Henry Hoselel Swan In oe a wonn Spring Ceremonial to Begin JER © NN, ee lll Dr. John S. Harrison Will Eichel is chairman. ~~~ [TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. abprentice Seaman here Wednes. Tomorrow at the | - RE a | Address Butler WAR WORKERS : "Keep Feeling Fit...Keep Production Up”
& ‘three-day “strike” which deprived has db its : day, and his dog, Duke, accepted ! housewives of chickens, turkeys and Jog P VANE EFFERVESCENT
other fowl. a Apa kt Clubhouse. | Fa SL Dinner. 8 The city’s 500 retail markets closed Mp Doster JS JD Shing at \ : ; . XR ol t 9 Great Lakes, Ill. Duke, a gleam- | gic ceremonial for Sahara TR 3 SA : \ “Academic Morale” will be dis-
in protest against what dealers de-
scribed as “black market” condi- py Dla Ce er ‘Grotto will begin tomorrow at the, Claralee Myers Cornelia Hui Dorothy Ray cussed by Dr. John S. Harrison, b Ge SY 0G 2 vl
tions in which wholesalers were ac- : ; i | tl i ity English fi | ; ih Sale R to sign a waiver agreeing to let E. Washington st. clubhouse, with iis i Butler university English professor, wy . Shipping Doultry to New Bits er up, aid pr " his ‘more than 350 neophytes inducted TTI 3 J at the initiation dinner of Phi Kap- | LLL 4 13 . id CARL re, 0 Obtain higher prices. five dependents and is bound for into the enchanted yea accords} pa Phi, national scholastic honorary | NEURALGIA Se) ERINDULGENCE en me the training center in South | : ' : 2 i organization, at 6 o'clock tonight in| : = 10 OFFICIAL TO GIVE TALK | Lhe doe I ing to an announcement by Oscar JE \ Sa Nm rs university cafeteria. 3 Rh attire teh tbikb
) | Carolina. | : rE TE I— i fo W. H. Lingeman, an official of Wo eps ' Buehler, Sahara monarch. Na i" - a Initiation ceremonies for 44 Phi Vrvvvvevywey VVFVVVY
Allison Engineering Corp.. who re- | PLAN MEMORIAL RITE | The hot sands of Sahara Will be SEE WN ! #8 Kappa Phi pledges will precede the
cehily returned from North Africa, Irvington chapter 364, O. E. S., warmed for Grotto officers and dele- | BN \ ; b A dinner at 5:30 o'clock in Jordan hall. will discuss the British 8th army in will have memorial services Monday | gations with candidates brought to) h | : B 3 |Among the initiates will be three 3 y et 00r eet
Africa at the monthly dinner meet- at the Irvington Masonic temple, sahara to receive the initiation E \ : N {Butler faculty members, Dr. ElizaSpoil Your Good Look
Ing of the Professional Men's club Mrs. Charlotte Hasbrook, worthy work from over the state. | Ra ; beth B. Ward, Dr. Franklin L. BurEnjoy New Dental
at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the Canary matron, and Edgar J. Rennoe,! A new Grotto. organized at New ; p a : a dette and Dean Philip M. Ball,
Cottage. | worthy patron, in charge Albany, will brin . did - - : . : . 8 the first class Lists Honored Seniors k of candidates to be initiated. Ellen Kroll Peggie Rose Robert Reed Wilma Group
Seniors to be initiated are GeralDelegates Expected Eleven Howe high school sen- * dine Bagby, Esther Benjamin, Mar-
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Delegations and candidates from| ors, 10 giris and one boy, have § lyn Brock, Bruce Cameron, Joseph @ 3 SE » | Richmond, Terre Haute, Evansville, Deen awarded special merit schel- 3 ll TB I E Coleman, Winifred Davis. Barbara DT a ¥// 4 | Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Muncie and 2rships to Indiana university. a Frederickson, Barbara Fuller Gilson, AR | Anderson have prophets and candi-| They are Jane Clark, Dorothy _ Norvella Judd, Fernande LeVier, i), ca La Re ‘ | | Espie, Wilma ; Jane Lewis, June McKee, Ruth Miles * dates scheduled to participate in 0 A " ) CLEANING AID OFFER | Sahara's activities, according to | Group, Alice 3 ° and Katherine Parrish. : Or Other DENTISTRY [Roy Mawson, state co-ordinator. | § is | Hackney, Cor- ; | Also Ruth Rectenwall, Mildred : On My Family | © wilbur Foster, Indianapolis, & nelia Hui, Ellen - |Reimer, Chester Robinson, John| ' 3 Budget Plan
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FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Kroll, Marjorie } Ross, Catherine Sanders, Martin Meteaif, Clara- _ a Seidell, Ruby Shelton, Kathleen
lee Myers, Der- a | Shockley, Bessie Oshorn Smith,
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| who will be installed as grand mon- | arch this year: the grand secretary and grand treasurer will represent! the national body,
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othy Ray, Rob- Florence Sundstrom, Patricia Syl-
ert Reed and Marjorie Metcalf Alice Hackney vester Kimmich and Judith Wester- family.
Program Completed | | Margaret Rose. |- velt. Ed ure YEARS | Pa rod
Activities for the evening are: | Sl The scholar- Graduate student initiates will in- 3 3 h 0 PAY * 5 p. m. dinner, Frank Haugh ships are for $25 L ND N AGAINS clude Carl Andry, Florence Angell, ERG NEE 3 each semester | Wilbur 8. Barnhart, Paul Karmack, ® No Investigations @ No Refer-
chairman. r | Jane Clark Isabelle Eddy, Jeanne Goss, Bertha | ences @ No 3d Partly e No | Finance Charge,
- E ; / YQ ; | 6 p.m to7 p m band concert, for three semes- | ; ad = NE 3 i? Sahara Grotto band, club house, ters at Indiana, which they will | Hasseld, Marguerite Hilbert, Marian ir” f \ iE 7 ZA ! lawn, demonstration by drum corps! enter in the fall. They will be {Jeannette Hill, Edith Hinman, Eu- | E ARs, Ny! William J. Kirchhoff,
and drill team. | graduated June 4. gene Hupp,
~~. med a A a x . : 2 i » Te RAR Ng NW [OP relist activites be.| | iaiigeee tests, schol Tar yh Peterson and Emmet Ont Stout [pla Titagh orion Bros” we 4. gin. evement BR Sal af tiple ‘Hallelujah Approach’ Is i Y > { out. As ou qan, YOU NG Wy \ + : ests were the basis for the awards. Ja EN es : ROOM 30/—3D FLOOR
I iaeuated neoprrs Y wdanbc ticized in Club GOLDEN RULE TO MEET = 3 : 3 / vtes. Sia ws (Slelbils 74 N bg | Alvin Light is master of cere- Criticized in Clu The Golden Rule auxiliary of the ROOSEVELY BLDG. LISTEN TO station wine Tues. ALL-PURPOSE PTET hy bi: > jog» . Hurls Bomb From O. E. S. will meet at 12:15 Monday Cor. Washington and Tilinois and Thur, 12:45 to L-PURPC 7] \ ~k |monies; Donald La Fuze, member- | S eech (Opp. Claypool Hotel) ‘“ iat? 1:00 and Sundays (SWE A 3 ship chairman, ard Frank Haugh h . P . 3% the Same of Mrs, Hasel any, Phone LI, 7022 Memory Time 1:15 to 1:30. : A | ; . wii ? . Bradley ave. Is. iola > \ OY Jt ue ; [reception Chalten. Endangered S p | MINNEAPOLIS, May 14 (U.P.).— Lindholm will be assistant hostess. aA AD PN dn, A HH A A A a 8 ! 2 3 Among candidates to receive the y | Al L Republican presi- ibis i b , S ' y 2 Sink ‘work are many soldiers located ini MacARTHUR'S HEAD QUAR- jal a ShO6R, pe 036 , f \, A (FT v Three-Finger Lamb's Wool this area who will be special guests.| TERS, Australia, May 13 (U. p,) [dential candidate in 1936, charges 1 i b AZ ; se -
| : : a : 2 : : - (Delayed). — A master sergeant | that administration with maintain
pe Venetian BIi : RE es —_— Regdies Brice $1.25 SOCIAL DISEASE | who picked up a photofiash bomb | ing an isolationist domestic economy One Quart Vapoo Statvand ; | simultaneous with a “hallelujah ap-Al-Pu ct and tossed it through a bomb Repuier Price ane! $.75 pe Bote Karith Al: CAPITAL PROBLEM bay door seconds before it was due Proach” in its foreign policy. RD a abric Dry Cleaner ; Eh ; fee ulm si + foreig 1Regular Price . 4 $:29 WASHINGTON. May 14 (U. p).—| to explode today was awarded the | "A basic fault of our foreign po —
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