Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1943 — Page 12

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318.332 Mass. Ave,

Subdes, Patents and Gabardines in Sandals, Ties and Pumps.

{human dynamo when it comes to],

PARKING work. He goes at his job quietly,

| head of lettuce with Russian dress{ing (where possible), hot rolls and k butter, mince | ple, chocolate nut . cake, assorted fruits,” nuts and Bill Trimble . , . he wants candy and coffee; Some 10,000,000 money, pounds of frozen turkey have been sent overseas by the army and will reach the men wherever possible, Navy—(For marines and coast as well as sailors)— “Cream of tomato soup, crackers, stuffed olives, sweet pickles, hearts He not only is an avid baseball Seley. amonted fresh Tut, Fast + but during the season Plays On, ie sweet potatoes, sage dressing, |

seACE methodically; but he's tireless, and|SURday momings with other busi-|pyitereq fresh corn, giblet gravy, A

USUALLY Between Del. and Ala. drives through to the finish.

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Open Until 7 P. M. Wednesday and Thursday co-workers to a’ victory that helped

fourth place

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among ; the nation’s scrap drive last year. JeTrY, his German shepherd 8 dog, IY |The first six months of this year, in a n to un war | ? the county's quota was 1675 tons; | work, he’s director of the American NEW ESCORT VESSEL |the “amount collected - was 12,160 National bank and an active mem- | iber of the Tabernacle Presbyterian

nessmen who, Mr. Trimble says, vegetable salad, buttered fresh As chairman of the Marion county| "r® 59 Sestepht we don't knOW|sasen peas, fruit cake, mince pie; scrap committee, he directed his|* eEher 10 bring crutches or’ Just thousand island dressing, candy, ice| YR cane. cream sundae, nuts, applesauce,| ¥

win for Indiana a WPB banner and| In the winter he tramps through bread and butter, coffee and cigars i the states in the woods and across fields with, cigarets, is +e

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NAMED FOR HOOSIER

The U.-8. 8. Vandivier, a destroy-

|workers as well as business associ- Norman F. Vandivier of Franklin,

| tons, { d | Seis a Record : | ten and the Kiwanis club, : | 1 V/ § ‘BR & : A, i During the third war loan drive,! That he Is popular with co- er-escort. vessel honoring Lt. 4g) ; y & : ’ 3

in war bonds, and approximately known Bill Trimble for four years. Monday at Boston, Mass.

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$10,000,000 of that came from Mar- {In all that time never have I heard| His mother, Mrs. Mary H. Van-

* ole jon county residents, anyone utter an unkind word about divier of Franklin, will s : ponsor the ® Thrilling | Of the next war loan drive, he him.” vessel.

4 9° . 2 he was chairman of the Columbia |club's campaign. Columbia club- ates is evidenced by one prominent Ind,, who was lost during the battle en came through with $11,500,000 businessman's statement: “I've of Midway in June, will be launched

Y | says, “We at home are a necessity DIAMOND to the boys on the battlefronts. : oer counting on us to raise the VALUES!!! money, Youth is in their favor; see - ‘we oldtimers have to stay at home, How in the world we can let 10 ab a million boys down by fafling to fulNationally Advertised | ill our job is more than I can figure » ; 1 out” ! Wi ist Watches 2» Unashamedly he says he’s “hegging for everyone's help” becatise ~Hamilton—Gruen “any chairman's success is only by reason of those fine stalwarts who

will work with him.” In Oil Business '

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Tl, before he came here in 1909. He went to school at Augustana college in Rock Island where he took everything and “wasn't particularly good at anything.” Then his father started the Western Oil Refining Co. here and Mr. Trimble learned the business the hard way—working in the filling stations, driving oil trucks, rubbing shoulders with his father’s working men. In 1917 they started their ‘chaig of ‘Trimble oil and service i stations. : ! The yard and garden of his home

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(Built-in Kleenex holder.)

TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS . . . .

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ALL POPULAR STYLES OF CHAIRS .

*O-% BEAUTIFUL OCCASIONAL TABLES . $49 [Coffee Tables—Cocktail Tables—Lamp Tables.)

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We wish we could invite everybody in Indianapolis and vicinity to our

Over 30,000 RCA workers will “get together” r this Christmas... though hundreds of miles apart

TCMORROW afternoon, the RCA family in five great plants will be united in a unique and heart-warming way.

worker father and his son who can’t be home for Christmas, because. oy he is convalescing in a Naval Hospital from a serious war wound. We'll be brought together by a special closed circuit network® Finally, all of us in the RCA plants will exchange Christmas which will connect the plants so we can all "join the party” through greetings. . . sentiments that come from «¢ our plant broadcasting systems. ,, the same internal: broadcasting ‘our close family ties and to strengthen the systems which provide music and news for our people at regiilar has enabled us to achieve outstanding resul intervals throughout every working shift. ~~~ ar : wee For this Christmas “get-together,” David Sarnoff, President of the Ravto Corporation or America and head of the—— : - RCA Family, will be our host at the "mike. A famous RCA Victor Red Seal recording artist will

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away plaster and

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