Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1944 — Page 7

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VETERANS’ JOB BILL PASSED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 (U. P.). -The senate has passed unanimously and sent to the White House a bill tg amend the selective service act to give discharged servicemen 90 days in which to apply for their old jobs. Present Hme limitation is 40 days.

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Beware Coughs

from common colds

That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may ang ui it

THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1944

Scheduled

Services for Miss. Theresa O'Connor, who died yesterday in St. Vincent hospital, will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in the SS. Peter and Paul cathedral, Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Miss O'Connor, who was 80, was the last living member of the family of M. O'Connor, wholesale grocer. She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul cathedral -and donated the Blessed Sacrament chapel to the church. In June, 1939, she received a medal from the pope entitled “Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice.” The award was made in behalf of the pope by Archbishop-elect Joseph E. Ritter at ceremonies in the cathedral. During the same ceremonies, Elmer A. Steffen, diocesan music director and a cousin of Miss O'Connor, was knighted in the Order of St. Gregory by order of the

" Aided Cathedral High

In addition to her donations to the church, she frequently contrib uted funds to Cathedral high school, . She was born in Madison in April, 1864, and had lived in Indianapolis most of her life. For many years she made her home witly her sister, the late Mrs. Mary Ready, 1215 N. Pennsylvania st. A brother, William O'Connor, former president of the M. O'Connor & Co., died Feb. 19, 1944. Several nieces and nephews including Mrs. George T. O'Connor, Indianapolis, survive,

5| MRS. BERTHA LASHER

Mrs. Bertha Cromer Lasher, wife of ©Hnton.D. Lasher, formerly of

Indianapolis, . died yesterday in Oakland, Cal. The couple left Indianapolis

about 10 years ago when Mr. Lasher became Pacific coast representative of the Home Fire Insurance Co. They spent the Christmas holidays in Indianapolis two years ago. Survivors besides her husband are a son, John C.,Oakland, who

yous efugh, chess, cold. of acute bron | vorrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

to take a chance with anymediten ulsi

‘laden. phlegm aid to soothe and heal hor tender, inflamed

bronchial mucous mem Clomusan blends vol procésswith other time AE medicines for coughs. It con’ ains no narcotics. No TD how many fedicines you have tried, tell your druggist to 4 Jou a bottle of aed with erstanding you must like the way i it quickly y allays the cough, per-

y oT are to have aL. You Can Fight, “Too, Buy War Bonds

William H. Morrison, Indianapolis, and two granddaughters, Jean and Margat Lasher.

VICTOR A. SIMON

Victor A. Simon, chef on the Big Four railroad 28 years, died yesterday in his home, 458 W. 26th st. A member of the Bethel A. M, E. church, he retired in 1940 and worked for city hotels. He was 69. Survivors include his wife, Celia M.; a stepson, C. Glen Stewart,

Molly Lawson, Pasadena, Cal., and a nephew, Albred Brown, Arizona.

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BACKACHE,

LEG PRINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN

Of Tired Kidneys

1 backache and leg pains sre making you miserable, don't just complain and do nothe that Tigi Aol. our kidneys need attention. Tr a “Natare' s chief way of

pass about 3 pints a day. If 15 3 pe of { kidney tubes and don’t: well, poisonous waste matte: in the poisons may start nage g backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, y of pep ad energy, Felting u Pa nights, swelling, puffiness under th aches gnd dizziness. A or F paiatul eli sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Dong wait! Ask your druggist for Doan’s

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the a16 18 Miles of kidney tubes flush out h out polscous waste from the blood. Get Doan’s Pills.

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| MRS. FRANCES ELDER

Elder, who died yesterday in her me 1310 Polk st., will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry

is married to the former Peggy

Cleveland, O.; a grandson, Vincent Stewart, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs.

Services for Mrs. Frances Flack

Here Sature

W. Moore peace chapel. be in Floral Park, A retired restaurateur, she was 71. Survivors are her stepmother, Mrs. ‘Jane Rogers, Indianapolis; four sisters, . Mrs. Lottie Taylor Vaughn, Mrs.” Harriett Schuck and Mrs, Ida Horton, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Minnie David, Muncie;

terville,

DENY FOE EXPLODED DEPOT | LONDON, Nov. 30 (U. P,)), — Air

commons today that there was no

ammunition depot at Burton on|

casualties in the. explosion would |

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All Furs Included But Nof in All Sizes

State Deaths

vivors: ter, Mrs. Chauncey d; sisters, Mrs, Anna Lippold and Mrs. Ed brother, John Schafer, BRAZIL—Mrs, W, A. West, 47. vivors: Husband, Wrainey A. West; Mrs. Lawrence Snell, Mrs,

oker;

Virginia Wolford; father, Frank Wolford.

Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, Js gert; sons, William and Louis; sister,

Botzum., Glenn

and Ben

Herbert Ray, 22. Survivors:

Merville Jr.; grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. 8. B. and Eli Ray Mrs, | a Emily Shelby, 58, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Sarah Fortner, Mrs. Ana Pearl Owens and Mrs. Florence Linso sons, George, #ranklin, Clayborne nt Robert. Mrs. Rowena Rhea Hall, 31. Husband, Ernest, son, David; Robert and James Rhea; Cecella Dixon. KOKOMO—EImer Roler, 60. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Bessie Roler; son, Fred; stepdaughters, Mrs. . Francis Cook, Mrs, Floyd Copeland, Mrs. Dillard McFall; brothers, Albert, Clarence, Eli, WABASH-—Mrs,- R, A. Davisson, 170. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Wassman, Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Miriam Davisson, Ma, Lillis Granlund; sons, Rodney and Boyd.

father. Lt. (jg) Merville Ray;

Survivors: brothers, mother, “Mrs.

Charles Lilves, 86. Survivors: ughter, Mrs. H. J. Weich; son, Ben | “Mrs. Sina Glen, 84. Survivor:

Step- | daughter, Mrs. Lola Noonan.

BLUFFTON—William Schafer, 70. Sur Wife, Mrs, Dhive Schafer; daugh-

Sursis~ Elmer Loux and Misses Oretta, Evangeline and

EVANSVILLE—Mrs. Theresa Aman, 74 Jacob BenMrs, Elizabeth May; brothers, Joseph Botzum

Wife, Anna Ruth; daughters, Edith Marie and Glenna Lee Ray; brothers, Homer and

Crews

Warm Weather

5 Reasons Why ; You Had Better

SAVE This Dollar

| This is « wartime dollar. It looks just the sme as it did before, the war. But it is not the sam#, To, hn 1

Here are 3 things it can not do: 1. It can’t help you buy a new car now,

2. It can't help you buy a.new radio now,

8. It can’t help you build a new home now, 4. It can’t buy the gwantity it could before 8. It can't buy the quality it will later. But you can make this wartime dollar do these things later just by saving it. Plan yout spending, plan your saving. Work it out * in black and white, to assure better spending control, greater sav. ing. Saving means helping to keep the dollar sound, to maintain

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[BUTLER QUEEN

Theresa O' Connor Services A

Election Slated Saturday as Feature of Program for Home-coming.

A Butler university home-coming

and two brothers, Berry Rogers, In- queen will be crowned Saturday dianapolis, and Jeff Murphy, Cen= night to highlight festivities for

| hundreds of Butler alumni

who, come back to their alma mater. Vieing for the queenship will be!

| senting Pi Beta Phi sorority; Phyllis

(Bell, Delta Gamma; Evelyn Goep-~| reason to think the explosion of an|mer Alpha Chi Omega; Louise Ham- | held on the sogih side of the, uni-

lilton, Zeta Tau Alpha; Rosalind

all of Indianapolis, .Qut-of- town candidates will be!

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

1Ann. Schuttleworth,

ENTRIES LISTED

Canton, O., Kappa Alpha Theta, and Phyllis Hornbeck, Camp Stewart, Ga., Delta Delta Delta. The winner will be announced at he home-coming dance fololwing the Butler-Franklin basketball game in the fieldhouse Saturday night. University men students will ballot for the queen on game admission tickets at the fieldhouse. receive a loving cup and a corsage of white caranations.

Fight Time Changes

Meanwhile, freshmen at Butler, claiming there is vietory in numbers, |are planning to win the traditional {frosh-sophomore. fight opening the; ‘Homecoming. activities on the cam-

| scheduled for 2:30 p. m, has beén| changed to 12:30 p. m. and will be

versity -grounds.

Trent was caused by enemy action.| Martin, Butler Independent associa- | Robert Mundell is fight captain of Official estimates indicated that the! [tion, and Peggy O'Donnell, Trianon, the sophomore men while Jim Pop-

|cheff will lead the freshmen in the annual battle to determine Whether

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Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair told [the Misses Margaret Billings, repre~| pus tomorgow. The contest, orginally |

the first-year men wear their rhinie pots for the remainder of the year, If the freshmen capture their class flag from the top of a pole, they will be privileged to burn ‘their caps. in the homecoming bonfire at 8 p. m. tomorrow, Members of the

basketball team will be introduced at the bonfire,

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