Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1944 — Page 20

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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR SET

The Ladies Aid of Union Congre

Friday at 17th and Rem

sts.

new taste-

appeal when you use

plenty of Wilson's

in your cooking. This

makes even simple foods = like mashed potatoes «-

taste better . . .

gives them a

gi fuller

-flavor and

goodness. Yet Wilson's usually costs less than ordinary

whole milk «=

always less than oream. Ask your : grocer for "Wilson's Milk ==

you'll know it

Phone

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Did You Know?

Wartime meals

take on a ';onpoN, Nov. 29.—A French mar-

Evaporated Milk |

double-rich milk

more downright

Tmember of a wartime trio — in-

Hi SOLTIS and FRAY

~—DENTISTS— 8Y, E. Washington St.

Between Meridian and Marott's Shoe Store MA-0583 : HOURS: 8:30 to 5, Sunday, 9 to 10:30 A. M.

French Marquis "Turned Back on Petain to Fight

With. Soviets.

Times Foreign Service

MOSCOW, VIA TELEPHONE TO

quis who might have supported

| Marshal Henri Philippe Petain but|'

{ who chose instead to escape to England. and thence. to the Soviet | Union, where -he has since shot | down 16 German planes as a Yak-3 | fighter pilot, has been rewarded by the Russians with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. The redheaded young marquis, now 24, was one of two members of the Normandy squadron of the Soviet air force. who received the {honor, The other was the son of a Paris workman,

Soviet Lieutenants

In the citation signed by Soviet | President Makhail I. Kalinin award[ing the honor to the two French{men, however, both were listed merely as Soviet first lieutenants. The marquis, Reland de la Poype, served in the French army early in 1839 as a non-commissioned officer. After Dunkerque he escaped with {Gen. de Gaulle to England where he received his training as a pilot. When the Normandy squadron was organized in the fall of 1942 he came to the Soviet Union where he saw his first combat in the spring of 1943, His father was killed in the second battle of the Somme in 1940, and his mother later died under the German occupation. Marcel Albert, the worker's son, shot down 23 &erman planes in battle. He is the only surviving

evitably known as the “Three Musketeers” who vowed to fight as one until the end.

Came to Russia Together

All three came to the Soviet Union together and saw their first aerial combats on the same day. Albert's friends, Duran, and le Fevre, however, were not so lucky as he and have since been lost in action, Albert, as leading ace of the Normandy squadron, has been decorated by the Soviet government twice before. In addition to being a hero of the Soviet Union, he is also the holder of the order of the patriotic war, second class, and of the order of the Red banner, . De-la Poype, who has been rewarded by his own government with the legion of honor, is also a holder of the order of the Red banner. Both men have seen action in the skies above Orel and Smolensk, and more recently have been fighting over East Prussia,

Christmas bazaar to be held at 5 NOW RUSS HERO A {oly > |

~ TO GIVE UP;

He was Down to 115 Lbs. an Could Hardly Eat, Sleep or Work, Says Mr. Caudle. Feels Like Different Person

Now.

“I was on the verge of giving up my job when I decided to try Retonga, but I have now regained 16 pounds and I feel like a different son,” gratefully declares Mr. R. . Caudle, well known resident of 107 Mississippi ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. Caudle’s work as elevator incalled him to practically n the union and he is

his experience with Retonga, Mr. Caudle happily stated: seemed

INSPECTOR WAS READY LBS. TAKING RETONGA

MR. R. B, CAUDLE

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came. I was so restless at night that it seemed to me that I was up and down all night long and I never got more. than a few hours rest. I tried dozens of treatments and medicines, but nothing seemed to help me and I surely was despondent. “Retonga seemed to be the very medicine I needed and within a week it gave me so much relief that my appetite returned and I began to feel like I was on the up-grade. Now I eat anything I want, I sleep well and <I wake up feeling fine and ready for a day's work. For the first time in several years I. don't have to fake strong laxatives. As I said I have re-

different person. Retonga was no less than 4 blessing t6 me.”

Retonga is a purely herbal gastric tonic combiried "with liberal quariti-

to relieve distress due to Vitamin B-1 deficiency, constipation, insufficient flow of digestive juices in the stomach; and loss of pope. fo

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SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS

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A. BIG SELECTION OF MEN’S FINE RAYON TIES

Plaids, stripes and neat figures in rich rayon fabrics! It would

For The Man About Home . . . not be Christmas without ties, so

We've pajamas, robes, slippers, lei-

see that he gets several! For. The :

-55¢, 21.00

B. SOLID COLOR SPORT SHIRTS ARE HIS FAVORITE

These shirts of fine quality Pima

sure ~coafs, sport shirts! Man Out-of-Doors~: ; . Sweaters, gloves, heavy, warm socks! For The

Business Man , , . Fine quality initialed handkerchiefs, his favorite patterns in ties, beautifully tailored dress shirts! Yes, we've the right gifts for the right guy . . . every one a gift he'll appreciate!

yarn twill, a washable cotton is not only durable, but definitely good-looking! With deep double yoke and convertible collar. Suntan or blue. Small, medium

and large sizes!

3 3.95

C. A GIFT COLLECTION of MEN'S WARM SWEATERS

Novelty cloth - front sweaters, with knit sleeves! The perfect gift for the sportsman.

3.00

G. Warm and Long-Wearing LEATHER-PALM GLOVES for the Coldest Weather

A part-wool fleeced glove, with v genuine leather palm and finger facing! Excellent for driving!

Black or camel shade! 1.19

Neat and bold patterns in sets that include a full-size tie and generously sted matching handkerchief. Packed in an attrac-

tive gift box! 1.00

E. FOR WARM SLEEPING GIVE HIM COTTON OUTING PAJAMAS

Styled for comfort and warmth! _ - Of closely woven cotton olting flannel in narrow and broad stripes. Men's sizes, A to D.

3.00

F. MEN'S Boxed INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS, BOX of 3

Plain white handkerchiefs, with white initials! Or colored bor- : I der handkerchiefs, with matching initials! A gift he' II ap- .

preciate! 1 00°

With plaid lining and soft pad-

ded soles! 1.95

I. MEN'S HARD-SOLE LEATHER D'ORSAYS

A well-built house slipper that will give extremely long service. Blue only!

- 3.00

J. MEN'S CORDUROY HOUSE SLIPPERS

Soft as-a glove on the foot! In dark brown corduroy, with soft

3 2.25

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torney Genéral The Preside closed by the _ Which made. p © Mr. Roosevelt chief executive to Mr. Littell t! own career.” Mr. Littell’s quarrel with sult of which him to resign. Exchan The quarrel an exchange munications fi the sehate wa mittee, Mr. Biddle 1 to resign bec bility” betwee: sistant attorne He said Mr. “influence” of

general from - Advised

“When. sta Norman Litte the papers,” t wrote to him an executive

hoped for his resign

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THANKSG TWICE

By U Eight states ‘giving day be them for (tI month, The eight : of previous st nored Preside: nition of Not