Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1944 — Page 22

cess! Clean, won't show on skin, ™ 3 different sizes,

and burning of simple skin rashes, ec: ‘goma and similar skin and scalp irrita tions due to external Jaa. Zemo alse ids healing. Backed by 35 years’ suc. rie stainless, invisible Zeme

| ion county's official Veterans’ In-

, | would follow in line with the num-

Plan Expansion Here for Ret Tentative plans to establish Mar-

formation and Referral service in local board 13" in the Knights of Pythias building have been mapped at selective service headquarters. Expansion of the central jobfinding and demobilization depot

ber of dischargees actually returning to Indianapolis, with the possibility that the service may someday occupy larger quarters in the K. of P. building or the War Memorial. Out of a meeting soon to be held

among represenetatives of co-oper-

Nera

Girls’ Fall Sportswear

GRANTS

Pick your school clothes from our big selection! The low, low prices prove you save at Grants!

Blouses. White broadcloth, peasant trim. Sizes 3 to 6x. 1.50 Sizes7to 14. . ..._. 198

Plaid Skirts. 45% reused wool, 55% rayon, Sizes 210 6. . 1.98

Sweaters. All wool in goy Fall colors. Sizes 7 10 14. . 3.49

Corduroy Skirts. Full cur. Bright red. Sizes 710 14. . 2.45

Jumpers. Red or blue corduroy. Come in sizes 3 to 6x. 1.98

of Service urning Soldiers

ating agencies, a permanent chairs

chosen. Virtually all local, civic and patriotic organizations will pool their resources to assure veterans satisfactory niches in civilian life when they come home to Indian-

apolis. Set Up Single Office

“In order to eliminate confusion,

misunderstanding, overlapping and duplication,” said Col. Robinson Hitchcock, state selective service director, “it has been decided to set up a single information and referral service which will co-oper= ate with re-employment representatives of the local boards. “In this city, the official center is being established by local groups which have volunteered their aid and at present a test is being made in one of the local draft boards to determine just how this service can i best serve the returning veteran.”

Mention Altoona

One of the foremost examples of |the official community-sponsored typeof veterans information center is now in high gear at Altoona, Pa, named in the Saturday Evening

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Women’s Novelty

APRONS

39°

Printed oil rayon aprons, assorted styles in blue, green,

red and maize.

WORK SHIRTS -

Sanforized blue surf denim,

with short sleeves,

inner or

Jouter, combination 2-way col-

lar, two large pockets.

Infants’ Training

PANTS

20°

Cotton ribbed pants with

elastic back. white. Sizes 1 to 4.

Tearose and

CELANESE

RAYON HOSE 57¢

We've developed quite a reputation for our rayon sheers (45 gauge) labeled “irregulars.” Full-fashioned, cotton reinforced heel, sole and toe. Sizes 8% to 10%.

Keystone

FOOD CHOPPER 17°

Chops all raw or cooked meats, vegetables and fruits, fine or coarse.

Initial

HANDEKRCHIEFS

10°

Men's white cotton handker= chiefs with blue initial.

Boys’ PLAYALLS $7

Pine quality khaki twill play alls with one pocket. Sizes 4 to 10,

Fly Swatters____

2 SER Cn

os. lie Moth Balls

Reg. 10¢

Moth-Proof Paper : Reg. 49¢

Garment Bags -

5 Te 42

Reg. 2 for 26¢

Mason Lids______ Mason Ac Quart wn... 395. X . Reg: 5c Cc Jar Rings_______ 4

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Ji chargee’s job aptitudes and per- "| erans employment service of the

J: diction over -the propesed-informa~

| Post this week as an extremely re- | habilitation-conscious city. There, prior to formation of the central | information bureat, interview- ' training schools were conducted to | acquaint veteran consultants with the art of rapidly analyzing a dis-

sonality needs.” me | While selective service. the Vet-

| > : Fo USES, and the Veterans adminis Pra BVA ARE Ls

‘tion center, its personnel will be buttressed with volunteers from all { participating groups,

SEES MALARIA’S END

CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (U. P.).—Development of Atabrine, the quinine

man for the program is to bel

substitute, should make it possible to eliminate malaria from every civ-| lized nation after the war and the large scale production of quinine or totaquine is not considered necessary for army and navy needs, the Journal of the American Medical

In Pacific Zone

Wayne Golder Herbert Hess WAYNE GOLDER, radioman 3-c

Pacific. He is the son of Mr..and| Mrs. Wayne Golder, 1638 E. South-| ern ave. PFC. HERBERT G. HESS, hus-} band of Mrs. Elsa Hess, 1601} N. Alabama, st., and son of J. F. Hess, | 406 Congress st, is stationed in| China with the medical corps. He has been overseas-14¢ months.

‘NO GLAMOUR GIRL, SAYS FLYING NURSE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3 (U. P.).~Kathleen R. Dial, 26-year-old army nurse. who is the only living flying nurse from the Southwest Pacific war zoné to wear the purple heart plus the distinguished flying cross and the air medal, is “no glamour girl,” she insisted today. Lt. Dial, who hails from Florence, Ala, is the first flight nurse from the Southwest Pacific war zone to come home, It.took a plane crash ‘off Port Mbresby, New Guinea, atter 17 months and 700 hours flying time to start her on her way. Her right shoulder in a - cast {from the accident, Lt. Dial said she expected to be discharged from the army after six months hospitalization. at JFoster on ira ene “The. fling. nurse. is, no. glamour gisl,” she. said. “When *we are working we wear fifing coveralls, boots and leather jackets. Our dress uniforms are attractive, but I never had one on from the time. I left the States until I returned.. We wore slacks 24 hours a day.”

WIND DAMAGE 3 MILLION

RALEIGH, N. C,, Aug. 3 (U,P.).—

a hurricane-like wind that struck the Wilmington area and moved inland Tuesday night, estimated the

association said today.

. THE INDIANAPOL

EXPECT BALLOT

Emmert's . Office Speeds

of Indianapolis, who has been over-|today to turn out an opinion on seas since June, is serving in the whether the names of the senatorial candidates should be placed on the state or federal ballots.

OPINION TODAY

Work on State-Federal Vote Form Dispute.

Atty. Gen. James Emmert and four deputies worked at top speed

Mr. Emmert said, following a con-

' nation. The P. A. C. chieftain re- aburn, disper rash. 55, sisé : heli MOROLINE io)

CIO LEADERS MEET "ON HAPGOOD MOVE State C. I O. leaders met here today to take action on the resig-

nation of Regional Director Powers

Hapgood as head of the state Political Action committee,

| with “orders from on high."

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ARMY--TO- TAK

Eastern North Carolina, lashed Ly|

ference with his deputies today, that the question was more complicated than it had first appeared. He said the opinion would be issued as quickly as possible. The request for an opinion was received yesterday from David M. Lewis, Democratic member of the state election board. Mr. Emmert felt that the question should be answered immediately so that there would be no delay in printing of the ballots to be sent servicemen overseas. He criticized the election board in a formal statement yesterday for waiting until now to ask for clarification of the law on the matter. “Our men in the fighting forces deserve better treatment than this,” he said. Mr. Emmert said that judging! from the length and completeness of Mr. Lewis’ letter it was evident that it had been planned for sometime to ask for an official opinion.

. BED: CROSS

Emergency furlough and welfare. inquiry cables to’ servicenien except |

GABLES.

U hdres

Cross channels no longer will be| accepted by the army, W. I. Longs- |

worth, chairman of the Indianapolis.

Red Cross chapter, said today, | Families of men in combat and staging areas should not become alarmed over failure to receive prompt replies to messages he said. {Men who are on missions cannot be reached and other soldiers are in units who are sealed in a troop concentration area entirely out of

those which come through Red

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damage today at more than $3,000,000,

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communication,

i this surprisingly low price!

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WORTH OF FINE QUALITY FURNITURE

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An attractive

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