Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1944 — Page 14

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WARTIME u VING— a a If Hotel Has No Rooms, It . May Pitch Tent in Lobby

By ANN STEVICK NEA Staff Writer SHINGTON, A 13—“My Night in a Turkish Bath” may be ao Ie for a overnight stay in a crowded war center. Hotel associations are being urged to go all-out in finding rooms for servicemen and their families and essential travelers who must find accommodations in crowded areas. A voluntary priority system will see to it that these travelers get first attention. Beds in Turkish baths and | health clubs are to be rented the project is looked on with fawhen necessary. Hotel keepers | vor, and remodeling is not limited are asked by the “ up to a cost of $1000. office of civilian Canning Cans and Can’ts requirements to Special hints Tor home canning set: yp. cots ih with wartime equipment will be rooms Tented 10 ready for you about May 1 in the clubs as local department of agriculture's new headquarters of 1944 bulletin, “Home-Canning of firms. Perma. | | Fruits and Vegetables,” No. AWInent guests oc~- | 93. cupying Sale |. Last year's nation-wide spree of SA = il | home canning has given departssked 10 jo | ment of agriculture specialists |

Up With ano Ann Stevick | ynusual opportunities to study guest. There | methods and causes -of spoilage.

be no double rooms rented to one | : 3 person. Rates on these special | Vegetable mixtures have .been

recommended accommodations are supposed to | I eo quantities of | be scaled according to rent ceil- | MSY : | | {

ari k urate timing prices for such extra space. | SE yan a en Hotel keepers are urged to avoR! ing-water bath method ‘is recomextensive alterations which will | mended for fruits, tomatoes, and ut many rooms out of order. | niyjey vegetables. For other lowWhen a large room can be divided acid vegetables only the steam by a simple partition, hOWeVer, | , cre method is recommended. April 20, except when you want a ration certificate to replace a

"AT FIRST Tire Checks Checked SIGN OF A Oo DP 4. & tire, OPA announces. ‘It is im-

| | < | portant, however, that tire inspecUSE | tion records be kept by motorists

No more tire inspections after

for use in the gasoline rationing program.

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(April 13, 1944)

sa CENTRAL SCOUTS — FORM NEW UNIT

Troop Is First to Be Founded During

Expansion. SYMPTOMS: Tired, Aching Fest + Sore : Heels « Rheumatic -Like Foot and Log Pains The first new troop in the central Excessive: Fatigue + Callouses » Cramped Toss | istrict, under the governor's scout no Sg growth program, is 187. It is sponA YON sored by the P.-T. A. of school 87 If you have weak or {and the Twenty-Fifth Street Bapfallen arches—7 in 10 | tist church. do—Dr. Scholl's Arch |) | Albert Wadsworth is the scoutSupports and exercise | master, assisted by Floyd A. Starks. *will give you quick relief. Light, flexible. | committee Chairman Joseph A. Molde $0 fhe coutout of To foot, Ad Mimms is assisted by Floyd A. Blair, proves. Slip in any of your shees like an George W. Robinson, Gilbert Pyles, insole, For men, women. $3.50 pair, up. Robert T. Marbury, Sylvester C.

Woods and James H. White. COME IN FOR FREE FOOT TEST | The tenderfoot charter member

| D v S C H O L L |scouts include William Strong, Earl ® o BLN {Roberts, Wiliam Walker, Paul D. FOOT COMFORT" SHOP Blair, James Campbell, Edward L.

| King, Grover Shank, Leslie W. TayMr. L C. Benedict, Owner lor, William Sims and Richard G.

ay Campbell, 30 N. PENN. ST. | —— _—— COMA. Me | Pfc. Karl K. Tangeman is the! ZPoot Comfort” Rey. U. §. Pat. OF. new assistant scoutmaster of troop| A ——————— 42. Pfc. Tangeman recently re-|

ceived an honorable discharge from | the marine corps, and has been a member of the troop since 1938.

“NEAR TOKYO IN YEAR, U.S. ADMIRAL SAYS

LOS ANGELES, April 13 (U. P.).| —Increased blows against the Japs | { were forecast today by Rear Adm. | | Frederick C. Sherman, here for a! {rest after 18 months in command | |of a carrier task force in the Far! | East, { “I don’t think we'll be very far | |from Tokyo a year from now,” he! |said. “The Japs know they are go- | |ing to be licked and it is all a question of time.”

FT. WAYNE MAN KILLED | FT. WAYNE, April 13 (U. P).--Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon for Ervin Gick, 23, {who was Killed late yesterday when he was crushed between the cab of | ‘coal truck and a dumping bed.

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