Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1943 — Page 7
{e I WILL SPEAK HERE IATL IME] | || Returning to Indianapolis after relief and. oie J ] MIDIRDIEN 13 years in China, Lyman Hoover,| Mr. Hoover | irs — LAW So 5u. a Y. M. C. A. student secretary in/Dr. 0. I. Hoover and & Beale 2 Sc | OREN" BRAY tipi [Sin 8 ok nc a Bur vet Here Include 9475 | Fear Results of Senators’ tity CETAL Eh 33 Exclamation | TI opis. wil bs
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Hog prices held at the $1480] ty | LONDON, Oct, 12 (U. P)~At- iE
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marks 32 Jeers 36 Constellation 37 Except as oth= erwise herein provided (abbr.) 40 Cabin 41 Negative 42 Type of dwelling place "46 Per
. breeding. . [email protected] i. a ) 7 He discovered Rs Vi : Hert fe } AR > WEST BETS stand for all-out Anglo-American ' 0d ea oe. : : "Robert P. Bennett , MQ she United | States it may not 3) Biqyirmnts v tn *) No. 10 In & Series Presenting Our Staff
13.00014.80 ) | be ized that ¥1 52 Walking stick oman GAS RATION QUTESE FEE Si HA : : Phetsed Jour = Britain 8 that he VERTICAL : Cth personal Service by our 00918. for an imperialist post-war progran 1 Concern Ea skilled staff is given to 2 tha Po y| 2Not closed EAE all. Prices are within the
« 15 en pein A, B and C Coupons Re- [that will take over as much British Hubiew 4 shipping and export trade as pos-| 3 French article means of every family in Marion County,
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officials think Britain is up to the] ’ gun WASHINGTON, a same game. While persons in CARRY-IN BANQUET] The class was organized by Ray oe ; [email protected] impact of the growing Pacific of- preps yn oth. coutziiies 2 ae In observance of the 17th anni-|D. Everson who now teaches class RAI 5 He i | KX ) 3 ; + Heifers fensive today in an OPA: order are of possi . versary of the Everson Bible class,|™CmPer®. : gts 7 hh, 0 80 pounds ........... 3630018.1 sharply reducing their gasoline al-|thut | the bia. damage John Mosler is president and will 01008 Pounder, Run that can be done to collaboration |More than 150 class members Willijeaq the group until election of new dis {a Coot 00 : , efforts, celebrate with a “carry-in” banquet) officers at the banquet. -
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1 5 y J p a $00 pounds «...eseeerer. 10.80813.80| reduced in value from four to three 5. / K ++ [email protected]/gallons in 10 states—Arizona, Cali- : fornia, Colorado, Idaho, Montana,
Eesne— WET ES YOUR WASTE FATS HELP
take the offensive on new world [email protected] | battlefronts it is necessary to de-
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“To meet these Increased needs
Vealers (all Good ee A dis civilians In the Far West as well |} © | Cull (78 Ibs. up) 1. S0jas the rest of the country are = Fesder snd Stocker Cattle and Calved having to reduce their driving still " ol , f Sn further.” 1} Ee < ; °
500 800 pounds 11,500 Sets Quota nds ..... ARIA 1,50012.78 000-1000 Pounds. ;.evseneenses [email protected] New
. Good— Far West A card holders now J afjaly! $0105 Pounds ssnasiee: 108001180 will be able to drive only a maxie vW "| 500-1000 erie mum of 180 miles a month instead : ; ‘ v | | Commn- 2 0000103) "ot, while the maximum mile-|] BEE £ Think of the uses of glycerine! Your waste fats are needed to pounds age available to non-preferred driv- || FESSSEREEIS make glycerine. Glycerine is a base for the .new and highly
Calves (steers) [email protected] us will be cut from 720 miles to ! : : > =
sale cu ut ses tori] SE efficacious SULFANILAMIDE ointment. which Army and Navy. 1000133 135,000 barrels a de tor macs || EERE physicians now use fo cure infections which were 6nce without Sonu od Shs | ronmirigrg Bago io § 5 Are YOU too busy to save a cheap and efficient source Goad and cholo"... 1 Jaga (Necessary by Ickes amounts to 28, Wh a of glycerine?
Medium an 11.00913.00 | 000 barrels—slightly less than 15 ; Common [email protected] . * % - Ld * * per cent. - Glycerine is used as a solvent in medicinal solutions, ranking
~TocaL PRO DUCE. represented. 3 per cent ‘of West io WEL second to alcohol. ~ Glycerine is a powerful ‘antiseptic and is i9e. a, Yet - Coast gasoline consumption, where-|§ vs . v0 A : : 4 : Brofiers. frvars” une routers “under 4(88 today 43 per cent goes to the|l [NE used in surgical dressings. The highly effective emolient action re will be 52 per cent soomaissl] ERE of glycerine makes it valuable to dentists and physicians in the USAIN Ore 4 Jurge too patel 10 resent esumates, Ickes mia. | Bl treatment of teeth and throat disorders. EE Ge Ye Durwita | Do YOU still think it is too much trouble to salvage cry PAYS TRIBUTE the raw material of drugs and medicines for our
| 10 COLUMBUS TODAY wounded fighters? Isn’t the life of one American : j fighter worth a few extra minutes of your time?
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Glycerine Makes . . . ton high school students were 10 CELLOPHANE . . . 45% of cellophane for military Te natch, TThe Byiri of Oulume vi ‘use. Glycerine is required for the manufacture of
the most durable and tough cellophane. GLASSINE and grease-proof papers used in packing food for the armed forces both here and overIn TEXTILE and LEATHER fields, glycerine is
vitally necessary to military dyes, as a leather sof tener, and as adhesive in the manufacture of shoes.
RESINS which serve as a protective coating for ships, tanks and guns. GUN POWDER .that sends big shells screaming against the enemy. ws
BREDELL T0 SPEAK J 3 - by NAMITE which blows up enemy bridges and ~ AT LEGAL AID MEET| & EE roads.
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