Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1943 — Page 11

latand Seu ¢ Californian Replaces War- | New Woy | ; | 2) nas Wisconsin Wortan NAVY BEANS In Auxiliary Post. ee A - Points Per Ib. ....n ¥ pk: di

re RAM A OW! wl | The commands of the American’ TOMATO JUICE By The Ditianapolts Tines| i [Legion and auxiliary today were ; Jorg ada assumed by a world war I veteran | Joanie Clib- 48 * [8g J P who also. has seen the battlefields POIRLS ,.\ casein can : of this war, who has two sons in 6R : : uniform, and by ‘woman “whose SRAP oe ne husband still serves the govern. Per Can ...,

ment and whose son is in the current conflict, PEANUT BUTTER

! A Warren K. Atherton, Stockton, Tenany pd 29¢ Nol 717 rr aRY/ 4 7 4 id oy A nd pw = 5 y + heads the {Cal the new national commander, hill Ce Eg g oth W. “es ! . has risen in legi ks as bh ae : FX Aerio: Sow Amare En has riaen in epion ranks as be SALAD DRESSING A——— -

: ===!" The California ‘lawyer who" wo. SnLE. — 6 23%¢ : por

which have airdromes: Crete, success of the allies In this area. peen a police judge, a member of

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- Rhodes, Scarpanto and Cos.- The!ls the fact that the allies succeeded | prison board and leader in cham- ; dromes, the Brit-|fact that the British hold the air-|in penetrating the so-called iron|per of commerce and civic clubs in Re ded : ish virtually nave drome on Cos insures fighter cover ring of Crete, Scarpanto andinjs home state, enlisted as a pri- Slub Soa. 15¢ : No other os; is vitamin ene Spemed a Janelfor Brith operations aver most SOLES, CLE _MPPILL Ci ate in 101%. RA than in 9 out of 10° riched with New Super Thiron _ right up to the|Of the Aegean sea. The other ° 5 Steady Advancement GINGE LE 3 Yet, penny for penny, ounce for "Dardanelles {islands do mot count for ‘so much, |and the captured Italian naval base il Latonia 28¢ other white breads . While the Germans naturally (And airdrome behind it. He rose to leutenant, went over- BIW. ..oiiiiciins = : ounce, its low price gives you Br ey romain nn. ane sets an the Greek maine Pirermors, the ales fo ews | seas, wes & capa at the wars | Above V. 3- ious londerés | extra slices for your money; ; " , wh ir forces w y 3 Be. Mowrer: 4a), no Toreigh hat. te, he Lara as a hold Cos whence the air force can |®"d 8nd held that rank in the in

va ips can pass through the slam at new targets with greater|fantry reserve for 16 years. : 20-0z. Turkish straits, but the fey re- i gy on er Bi In dene ease than ever before, Omdr, Atherton was a charter anca e our Pkg. 0 oan that, | geographically, ™heliree of attacks from tha direction.| =~ ———————————— _ |member of Karl Ross post 16 in} County: Club Self-Rising : 4

oe re the conpesting Shut e- Leros, Italian naval base, also is PURDUE FALL TERM Stockton. Subsequently, he was post die * isition for the tive committeeman, post dis. : Bean and Aegean, and the FAS: ey Tre iiand REGISTRY EXTENDED es’ lang on the Baek top. allies. The island of Samos, north- | trict and state comimander, He . Pkgs. c : ernmost and largest of the three| Registration for the fall term of ! also served on many important state ; New Peril for Nazis islands taken by the allies, is im- ithe new Purdue university division!department committees, including} Gelatin Dessert—§ Fruit Flavors “Thus, the Germans are compelled portant as the northernmost step- of technical institutes in Indianapo-|the chairmanships of the member- Ca - to consider. that Turkish ping stone to the Dardanelles. 1It|lis will continue through Saturday, ship and Americanism committees. ity may not last forever, inlis just 150 miles from Samos to officials said. Entering the national Legion pic 4 h case the German forces in|Athens. Classes opened Tuesday, and will|ture in 1033, Cmdr. Atherton was 3 Crimea, South Russia and the| In the whole operation in the continue to Dec. 16. The program appointed a member of the National : 0 \ THIS y ALLL WH ITE sea Balkan states might sud-| Aegean by the British army and {was instituted to provide trained | Americanism commission, serving nly be outflanked. ' royal air force, probably the sharp- technicians for industry, and offers until 1936. He was national execu- . It is believed here that there are|est blow to the German command, (the equivalent of a three-yearitive committeeman for 1937-38 and | four islands in the Adgean aside from the purely strategic course. since 1939 has been national de.

” — fense chairman,

Views Battlefields i f ] : How light ls, breads, b be? | i ow light can rolls, breads, biscuits In that capacity, early this year. | : 5 I 7 S 02 You'll never know until you try

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he accompanied Roane Waring, na- Country Club Flour. It's triple-milled, tional commander, on an aerial tour proved finer and whiter—yet you save of American battlefields in North ZV “ HE my 20¢ to 60c on 24 pounds. Double your Africa and army installations in| BA 0 | 5-Lb. ,.,23¢ money back guaranteed. the United States, covering more 1 R rid

than 25000 miles in seven weeks. | hy og 2 n He is married and has four chil- Er : £ ; 5-1b. bag, 2le : 24 A dren, Holt and Sandy are in the 5 § “0 0 @

army air forces.

Mrs. Lawrence F. Smith, Racine, he ; Vas | : I», ne $1. Wis., the new national president of .. BiH Pillshu Flour .: 5- ho the Legion auxiliary of 530,000 \ By : ¢

members, is the wife of Rep. Smith

from the first Wisconsin district, a) yo / i » g / op ‘5-h, bag Active Legionnaire : } bag. 36 a

When she married, her husband |

was a second lieutenant. Active in| : in Yap > $ Legion affairs, he became com- | : off » d f our in} mander of the Wisconsin depart- | : : ment and later was chairman of |

the national child welfare committee

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Back the attack to bring SMOKED COOKED

nied In the Legion «ad | them back—Buy EXTRA | PICNICS o re “ 33¢ Oxydol latter's affairs in its earliest days. War Bonds! J : . Mrs. Smith was president of the |} _r : 18 .

Racks nit In 108, then saved | AUNT JEMIMA se dit Shaler: Ph. Pancake Flour 4 Points Lb Cc next step was the vice presidency of the Wisconsin department and PILLSBURY pis. 96 :

then the presidency in 1936. Pancake Flour : : 42¢ “Sie Representative GOLDEN $0Y. se 80 | LAMB OHOPS nll . IF Ivory Soap

Completing her term as state Pancake Fiour 0 , president, she represented Wiscon- CANDY 3. lle LAMB STEW . 18¢ SIE 01 the DaUONAL EXeCULIYe. cue Peanut -Joys, Chocolate Covered Peanuts Cut Prom Breast-—1 Point. 3 a. 29:

11 mittee of the auxiliary snd .was and Assorted Jellieg ‘CHICKENS ». 5b¢

: » ; a service Es Soa) MAGAROM! we. 110 fot Piingciasiis Dend.Ou Ww. Newly tor arin Hl hd

I-15 the latter’ ofios she directed ll} <2 Olu Ration Required the munky’ nadonwide progr | SPAGHETTI pee. 10 BOLOGNA SAUSAGE . 29¢

for the improvement of the com.|j Country Club Sandwich Style—Mild Flavor—8 Points munities in which its 1942 units ALT 2 - Be are located. SALT on. me SMOKED SAUSAGE » 436

During 1941-42 she was national Tangy Plavor—8 Points, defense chairman and in 1942 was appointed national rehabilitation GRADE “A” SPARE RIBS I) Te

chairman. Lean, Tender, Meaty Por Stuffing or Barbecuing—2 Points. Mrs. Smith born in Racine, | de son wu von wn mec | | ERESH EGGS NEW SAUERKRAUT 2. IB¢ Teachers’ college and taught two | < © New 1943 Crop in Bulk. years in Racine. She and Rep. | Med. 50¢

Smith have three children. One of | Size Size Bulk—Fine for their sons has been in the army . Dox, Doz. SAUSAGE - Breakfast—8 Points Lb, 1 since the summer of 1941 and wes Small

in one of the first contingents sent Size 53¢. on .

Dor. 1 covownuars Sa 208 BACON Tn offs

RALSTON CEREAL ,, 2l¢ ms KROGER'S FoR NER, FRESHER SEA FOODS

i Anmant or Requlay —NO RATION POINTS REQUIRED

VINEGAR wi 130 . Avondale Bat, Direct from the Lakes, Fresh

MILK cun-svun ve of 5+ 35 | YELLOW PERCH = Bir Tne 13. 29°

FRESH MILK 2 o. 260

; dn le Kroger Grade “A” Pur-Pak. | Fresh : \ODAY, our merchandise at J. C. Penney's is | “|| EATMOREOLEO ~~, ITe Hliat Seas i LE fashioned to meet current wartime wants and SH CE |} BURRY BITES 2,5 266 | YELLOW PIKE , 398 oe: sireicner ror Bibione -

needs. All along the line, we've made service our 1p Sri. Yooh re water. Por Baking. For Gravy, te. es keynote and usefulness our aim. We're concentrating BUI RTs] Bl Best of 4 : Specially Selected TOKAY S| POT L T- H ¥

on the things that you and your household and your : | h r A a bumper 2% bis Dated 3a 59 : ~ home really have to have. . 11 LL AAP hit ;

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Hg i fyi mabe | i 1p i ; ‘ PA de - i 5 Selected oan. a Armies gr ne J 4 y wa W - | A bunches o crisp; swee Winesaps. Penney’s. You'll find, too, that At’Penney’s you pay only for ey AT | on : juicy, ripe grapes. ” PRUNE PLUMS | 62 = $2.19 i Penney quality and Penney honest value—not for unseen rs wi Whole / C= : ¢ N x : : ot a ‘are more important to “extras.” Our prices are not = atmeool... Riche. Hl Nater mr a oy bs 14 > POTATOES 10 ,, 450 you today than ever, - stretched to cover such expenses | ish dil ASP ir 3 2 c © ane Busses Por 43 § Now that things must Tast as charge accounts, home deliv- A : dN 3 | o A% Purposss. longer and wear better—now eries, imposing store fronts or that all of us are spending lesson showy fixtures. YET wardrobes and more on War You pay only for what you get. And what you get at Penney’s is the best the market affords!

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