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He said the government aim will be to distribute war-accumulated food supplies in such a manner as to maintain stable prices. He emphasized that “there should be no dumping of food as happened after the first world war.” Olmstead said he believed the orderly_ food distribution could be accomplished best by co-ordinating the activities of agencies such as now exist for the purchase of food. During the last few weeks, Olmsted said, some supplies of canned
Distribution Problems
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National Food Brokers’ association. | “With the demand for American | food in the immediate . post-war period expected to be fully as great
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Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Thurs, Dec. 9, 1943 ANDERSON Lula L., age 42 years, be- | loved wife of Gordon Anderson, daugh-| ter of Mra. Elizabeth Baker, sister of Mrs. Walter Sharp of Anderson, Mrs,
Ind, John Robbins of Thorntown, Ind Mr. Prank Baker of New Castle, Ind and George Baker of Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday. Puneral Friday, 10.30 a. m. from the Lyndhurst Baptist church. Burial Letts cemetery at Letts, Indiana. Priends may call at Shirley Rros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th st from 8 p. m. Wednesday until 10 p. m
until 10:30 a, m. Friday.
BELL—Harry A. 8r, 728 8, Randolph st, husband of Viola, father of Harry A Jr. and brother of Miss Grace A Rell, Chicago, passed away suddenly Wednesday evening Services at the , C “Chapel of thé Chimes" 1234
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BRAY - Chester, )2 years
BREEN- Ellen (Aunt Ole), age #3,
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Friends may eall at the “Chapel of the Chimes = , beloved father of Mrs, Carl Bartenbach and Mrs, J Millar, passed away Wednesday. Fu Saturday, 1:30 p. m. at the GO, H. Heres mann funeral home, 1508 8. East j Prends invited, Burial Mooresville, Ui
passed away at St, Francis hospital Wednesday. Bister of Mary Corrigan of Denver, Cold.} aunt of Mary Vernon and Vincent Cors rigan, Indianapolis, Funeral from her residence, 3848 Carrollton ave, Satu 8:30 a. m., St. Joan of Are chureh a. m. Burial Holy Cross. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Thursday.
ence Deal, Richard, Oscar and . Brown, and grandmother of Alice, Bens nie and Richard Brown, and sister of Oliver Lowder of Columbus, Ind. away ‘Tuesday, Funeral Friday, X18 ». m., at Shirley Brothers’ Irving Will Chapel, 8377 East Washington street, Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call ab any time after 5 p.m. Wednesday,
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Lawrence (Effie) Carter, passed away at her home, 1358 N. LaSalle st, Thursday morning. Funeral service at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1002 N. Meridian at, Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Friends invited | Interment Greenlawn cemetery, Pen-! dleton, Ind Priends may call at the mortuary after ‘noon ' Friday (Please omit flowers + (Anderson and Green. field papers please copy.) HASSELMAN Harry H. of 3445 Central ave father of Charles B. of Phila delphia, and Harley H of the United States army, brother of Victor M Hasselman of Indianapolis, and James BR. of Washington DC assed away Tuesday evening. Services Flanner & Buchanan Friday, ¢ p m Friends invited, Cremation in Flanner & Ru chanan erematory KLICK - Raymond A. beloved hushand of Pearl Klick, departed this life Wednes day, age 51, Funeral Friday, Dee. 10 at Moore & Kirk Northeast Puneral Home, 2530 Station at, 2 pm Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited LOYD Omer, 1022 Rroadway, Amy and [lather of Mrs Charles and Pvt, Amer Loyd Jr’ and brother of Mrs Relle 1 Confarr of Clifton, ©O., passed away Thursday morning. Service at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary RBaturday 2 p.m Friends invited. Burial Crown HHL Friends may
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MENDALL Julia K., beloved mother of Walter Mendall and Mrs, Stella LIL. Rit tenhouse, passed away at the residence 2174 Dexter ave. on Wednesday morning Dec. 8 Funeral services will bé held at the Wald Puneral Home, Illinois at 17th at Friday afternoon, Dee 10, at 2 o'clock Interment Crown Hill cemetery | Friends are welcome | MICHEAL Margaret Louise age 79 mother of Mra. Evelyn Adkins, Mrs, Stella Mead and Denzel MeClure, passed away Tues dav evgning at 8t Vincent's hospital | Service Friday, 2 p. mm, Conkle Funeral Home, 1834 W. Michigan st. Friends in vited Burial Union Chapel Friends may call at Adkins, 1621 riday, ~ . NEWKIRK. Minnie, widow of Frederick] William Newkirk, of 1142 Linden st Beloved mother of Ella Newkirk, passed away at. her home Thursday a m Friends may eall at the Robert W * Btirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st Funeral notice later
PATTERSON Mary: Alice. beloved mother of Irene, Conrad and Fern Rrant, sister n Austin and Burt Newkirk sed away Tuesday. Services Priday, 2 p m D. Beanblossom Mortuary Floral Park cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary any time
residence of Mrs | Beeler st, until noon |
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Lillian Minnix and Dorothy passed away Sunday Funeral | from Shifley Bros. West Chapel 002 | W. Michigan st., Friday, 10 a. m. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Priends may call | at the chapel after 8. p. m, Tuesday | RICHARDSON--Clara, sister of Mrs Alice Record, aunt of Anna and Mary Carey passed away Wednesday afternoon. Serv ices from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel 5377 E. Washington st, Saturday, | 0 a. m. Burial Mounts Run cemetery | Friends may -eall at the chapel after 10] a.m, Friday. | TRUE-—Eva 8. daughter of Mra. Charles H._ True, passed away Tuesday. Service| at the residence, 2528 Broadway, Priday, | 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown | HilL Friends may call at the residence VAN DYKE Jacob, beloved father eof John, Peter, Robert and Bert Van Dyke, Elsie Hennipman, Katie, Westra, Henrietin’ Van Dyke, Alice DeGroot and Bertha Elsner, passed away Tuesday Puneral from Shirley Rrothers' Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th at, Friday, 1 %0 p. me Rurial at Shiloh. cemetery, Priends may cali at chapel after 10 a. m. Wed. nesday, |
VARVEL John M., age 77. beloved fa ther of Mrs. Wilma Lidsay, Mrs. Mae Stricker of Indianapolis and Mrs, Leona Faulk of New Augusta, assed away Wednesday. Punersl Satyrday, 2 p, m: from the Church of God, Elder and New York sts, Burial Mora! Park Friends may call at Shirley Bros, West Chapel, 2002 W. Michigan st. after p. m. Thursday until noon Saturday and at church from one until twe
widow of Charles Wanamaker, beloved mother of Edith Brock Wright and gousin of Iva West fall, passed away Wednesday Funeral | from 8hirley Bros. Irving Hill chapel, | 5377 E. Washingotn st. Saturday. 1.30 P m, Burial Washington Park cemeery. Priends may eall at the chapel! after 8 p. m. Thursday. )
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‘Colored Women Freight House Truckers
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Age 18 to 30, typing required, Interesting work. Alrcooled office, exceptional working conditions. Opportunity for advancement,
National Hosiery Mills
Call RI-1321, 8 a.m, to 5 p.m.
COOK Experienced, light house stay or 10, Referénces required.
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