Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1945 — Page 7

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AN. 3, 1043 EDNESDAY, JAN. 3 1965 aidan — OE AA ee = “THE INDYANAPOYAS-" TIMES x

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od 0 HMALE | Officers Tuesday F ror r.asy vva i ng ee BEARNESS| = puSH FoR shoes) FREI gar Wags © Feasy Wartime Buying aah Rlaon 8. 8 9 3 Twaay, | gy Stamp an Canaliation Polish, [Regime Won't Honor, S 1 O Pp T H E S 5 AR S ud in the maid : | Shon A Casts Unwarranted Doubt | |i NS New Commitments by |. ; ; -B 4 ?

A 7:30 p. m. will Be , is 3 : time on a =f fer Po y Over Rationing. Rival Government.

i fervous, res a. ? { ; : $ et : i siedslsivion; "| due [1] g stellate, av Indianapolis shoe clerks, hustiing| f i By HENRY SHAPIRO - : e plants; tool do dis 8 & _- 21 officers will be . to keep up with an unexpected buy- : United Press Staff Correspondent : : : . “Vegetable Sy, yas to velleve| Mrs. Carrie bi ing surge, are probably cursing the 7 : LUBLIN, Jab. 3, rhe provisional : ye

ing discussed ! ; 3 reed: . symptoms, Pinkham's Compound | Tu : ph- government of Poland served’ notice are some of yn It's famous to relieve cker.. Dro | OPA under their breath, to the governments and business]

etess; Mrs. Lo- Gnd | bd : : have tobe sol} ARNOY ing diisress. beste St Da Fh Yo ; Since the OPA threw the axe at . firms of the world today that At , ) v. » or: | pothing effect QRGANS, berts ‘ ; food points last week many people would not honor any financial Use Any of These medicine Mrs. I se ave rushed to cash in their hoe - Valued 3 ne as Taken regularly Iy—this great mediotne| 5,0 &. James, va W 8 ; undertaking, commitment or loan

valued at mo larly—this great Wenonah; i tamps. negotiated by the rival exile regime : : Nfs? ymptomns. Alsoa grand stomachic tonto. | Powhotan; Mrs. Mattie James, |° v $ E Methods of Ord : ts lic: 5 ’ " as etnoas o raering: public: inv ollow label directions. Buy today! kee of is; Mrs. Geneva Shoe salgsmen n various stores in London. Y 9

ch of this is § YDIA E. PINKHAM'S CITA Gray, collector of Wampum: Mrs. ‘estimated the increased business 1 ‘The decree proclaimed the pro- * a ; 8 (aircraft esta : . Sophie “Riedel. keeper. of Wallis at anywhere between 5 per cent in . visional government the sole legal . @Come to our Indianapolis ‘Store SHipVaids i — “pum; Mrs. Edith Perdue, mu- [30d 100 per cent. BEN. DEAN . (above), Grand |8uthority expressing the will of the and place your order at the Catacturing * ano " —]. sician; Mrs. ha Davis, trus- Men Rush Rapids, Mich., advertising execu Polish people and carrying out the alog Sales Desk., Pay cash or robably not an; Mrs. Alp Lead ably mo, tee, and Mrs. Clara Hooker, de- A tive and president of Kiwanis In- {task of liberating the remainder of have delivered C. O. D. to your can be Used b{ | gree captain. They said: ‘that. there had been ternational, will address an inter- Poland. home “or pick. up at store. : _ Gorgeous Lee |many No. 1 and No. 2 aeroplane| club meeting sponsored by the | The decree obviously was designed

Ene, 4 4 rr TATTY VETERAN VISITS stamps. redeemed One. salesman | Indianapolis Kiwanis club Jan. 10 JO Sul 0% He sels en om . @Drop i a card and we will ‘ : » in the men’s department of a down-| at the Columbia club. Bi mef-—————place—your order for you, ship~ 5 Sn foodstuff uh roll) HIS RELATIVES HERE|,. tore said that eight | More than 350 Kiwanians from [When it hardly wes in a position to ping it C. O. D. to your home, or Ais, sures; 2 8. Sgt. Carl OC. Freijie, Who has town . 8 . CUS-| Golumbus, Franklin, Greenfield, pealine any revenue from Poland it- you may pick it up at our store. etl OTE Tr Long-Wearing, Lustrous | been. on Attu 20 months, fs visit-|/omers yesterday had bought tWo| ghelbyville and other nearby (Sel i ing his brother, Jacob Freije, 303 pairs of ‘shoes each. : cities are expected ‘to attend the | Tt appeared bound to have far- @® Just telephone LI 8531 and we ef and rehabilite Seal-Dyed : W. McCarty st ’ and five sisters. . The rush to redeem shoe stamps, meeting, at which the role of reaching consequences ir future will send your order .C. O. D., or Da pst | or if CONEY He leaves. Jan 19 for Ft. Riley, which hit peak Saturday, is most Kiwanis In the war and post-war economie relations between Poland you may ‘pick it up at our store, oe etacy. gy Kas, where he will be reassigned. ly on the part of men, periods will be ‘discussed. and the united nations, principally * thus saving extra postage charge,

4 9 95 A brother, Sgt. H Freijie, is in The OPA district office pointed the United States, - Britain and . ’ Pr

out that there are three stamps France,

New Suinea. now valid and that a regulation, [ “At Its Own Risk” > Le . : phd bo “a : : a oy avy Botuce Detore DENTISTS 10 HOLD The decree warned that any gov- Pick Up Your Pack ages at Our Store

HF 1 cancellation, exists. : : Tax Included A 13 : * ONFERENGE MONDAY ernment or private organization ” erally agreed th | * Easiest LI OPA Incites Syare 0 negotiating an economic transac-} al A d S Add it | M / three years’ tin slay a ; : tion with the exile regime would do An ave irionai oney:. Hactured as mud] Possible EEE NY | Waay Sappened 1s gt Jopn. Q The--ahwual mid-winter meeting at its. own risk, : ~~ 7 : : \ | 5 t : Public saw the OPA ‘clamp down|of the Indianapolis Dental society id own Is . th > y take ea J HE BC | - ~he. ily take 15 yea | Jerms : oY ; on te and said: “Oh oh,|Will be held Monday afternoon and ay Bae Sane Sime WHA, Joopurs Pra To the prices listed below will-he. added transportation charges, : Bv > y as Little as £8 3 Fo food poin . ; . : ; nty Ais per ¢ 51% 3 Week! THER: 4 I'd better get down and cash In my Syshing hod torel Tinehin, ot 1:30|the provisional government were : direct to your hems, to our store or your freight or express station used ‘by civilla ter Canal ; : Ri shoe stamps before they throw the with ess lini dis. concerned, it was added. : : : ocational scho ‘Down Payment 4 axe at them.” : D. m, essays, clinics. and The measure does no~ ly to f a large portio] Ct — i Ne ; Tun vosalts, ii 1 plays scheduled to 5 p. m. The an- app NE Super-Grade ERE a ite Va-toaonol a , stioe salesmen are|; uo) inner is scheduled at 6:30(Past. commitments of “the London ; . re. SIE up each nostril helps open nasal pase | Still a little dizzy from the rush. p. m. 2 goverriment. - this, however, tH Striped Coney [1 |. sages—makes breathing easier— when | One man today was trying to walt|™ guest speaker at the 7:30 p. m.| Premier Edward Osubka-Morawski ut : Gabardine and All Woel roblem the boa iE ae with stuffy transient | on. three customers at th spe «3 PD. I} old the rational | i ! .oncerns & gener FUR COATS ; fate Yabo gives tim e same. con will be Dr. John Haramy.|told the rational ‘council that the : : : | timing—wheth $6995 lief, Soo, from sniffly, sneezy e. ? |Dr. Haramy has been voted the|Provisfonal government. was de-

head co) ————————— : termined to govern Poland on the pg y commodities for } ¢ : | year's most outstanding speaker bys," "yo democratic Polish con- ] R EV i OW lobe) sy . PPP pT VICKS VA: TRO-NOL CHAPLIN JURORS 2 Jt Jian SROKS Junior Chamber ! stitution of 1929 until the country : h ; : “ marke ] Tax Included SKI IRRITATIONS OF | GET CASE TODAY! has been liberated entirely.

? y After that, he said, it would turn 3 : ] >i ave all : surply : . Yan ache) EXTERN A, cause HOLLYWOOD, Jan, 3° (U. P.).— DEAD? IT S FIRST GBS over its power to a government : NN t 2 iy dq 4 | : wr wl roam iE R Ee Ewa An elderly jury of seven women and H AS HE ARD ABO UT IT Shosen at a general election. : F 4

> g Millions re- | five men today starts consideration : ; 1etotal effect o adil, & : of Joan Barry's charges that Charlie LONDON, Jan. 3 (U.P.).—~Rumors : . : respondingly ~ lov SNE Nate edo midorits wh Chaplin is the father of her 15-|went around London last night that Serve Nation ment. Black ot Wh intment goes : , his would-be d! to work at once, Auda boning, works the | month-old daughter, Carol Ann... | George Bernard Shaw was dead. A - ™ . Sauiegptie, Way. Way: 38 Yours success, 200, The jurors were-scheduled-to get |call was made today to Shaw to »w of the overs 18 N. ILLINOIS ST. refurided the case after Superior Judge Henry |check up. 80!

d must make. Claypool Hotel Bids. our mor ntisfiod, vee di- 1M’ Willis explains 46 law govern-| “It's the first I've heard about it,” : ; joy Black and White Skin Soca day: ~

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INDIANAPOLIS | st, and son of Mrs. Blanch Roberts. = ; One of Young America's favorite styles reduced i 725 N. Delaware st., apt. 1., is serving , a ais . with a ski troop in the 87th moun- Ati py for clearance” One side brown all wool fabric

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CAPT. wrLLiAY B. CAMPBELL, SW ; : gabardine. Large convertible collar. Sizes: 10, son of Mrs. H. N. Campbell, 3 . § ANE : ie : Meridian st., is a member of a 7th B 2¥ - 12, 14; 16, 18, 20, State size.

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Notes From Marines

® Come to our Indianapolis Store _ @®Drop us a card and we will @ Just telephone LI. 8531 and we . > : Marine corps dispatches today

and place your order at the Cat- i wil ur alog Sales Desk. Pay cash or plage YOUF order for you. Ship- I send yo x igi e O. >. or brought. up the news of these . Inhave delivered OC. O. D. to your ping it C. O. D. to your home, or you may pic up at.our store, dianapolis men:

home, or pick up at store, you may pick it up at our She. thus saving extra postage charge, Tarawa and Saipan Veteran Pfc. Prank . D. Clark, son. of Mrs. Ruth Sweatman, 825 E. 64th st., was among the guests at

PICK UP YOUR PACKAGES AT OUR STORE AND SAVE ADDITIONAL MONEY! |= iba

1 oO N Bott g, 112 N. Elder ave, is an instructor A

ATE To the prices listed below will be added transporta- | PHONE diston, "Cal." Fe served 5 "Bonne

tion charges, direct to your homie, to our store or - © 8 Home an tuloughl Bic. Vicor Faia fice all makes || your freight or express station. re 5 3 1 rials are used. ‘ ! Beech Grove,” has been . overseas more

son of Mrs. Dale Paynter, 18 E. Arizona st. He is stationed at Edenton, N. C. Electrician's Mate 3-¢ Richard B, Deane, sed, plus labor. 5 — ‘ than a year in the Pacifie, He 1s. the ‘ i 4 2 - son of Mr. and Mrs. P. ane. : ie ; #5 Pfc. Willlam E. Higgins, 852 Eastern po , is based at the Marine barracks, Klamath Falls, Ore, where he is recover-

: 3 Ad hc: 4 ing from s tropical disease contracted in e uxe ua i : ; i ok y 4 Pacific service, He is the son of Mr. and ] - x 3 ALI 4B HB Leg Mrs. R. H, Higgins. Also there for the

same reason is Pfc. Leroy E. Brown, son

of Mrs. Ines Anderson, 1837 8. East st. son of Mr,

} ” 8 WP 3 pe " Sy 4 4 { / : ; i % Lip ef ’ LBW 3 SRSA Sgt. Willlam H. McShay, 1:3 - i X A Ms % Ys and Mrs, Herbert W. McShay, 423 N. Wal- . 5 : RE : “~o Cran 1 t., “be honorably discharged & 4 ‘ 7 from the service soon. He is now in |} o k N » > ! ~ &F :

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Pvt. Valan 8, Bons, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bor 5814 N, New Jersey st., has grsduated Yom the eombat intelli gence school, Camp Lejoune, N. c.

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vy : : Bo Boyville tas sleeves re sed wool, ™™ “sta plaid. Reverses to hea and Chindwin rivers, a communiqué Y proces 00 8 - n vy announced today. : q loring. “Sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 20% reuted worl, 43% cotton. . "water repellent army tan cot.

Other troops’ were consolidating 16,1 Sra size. Color: Navy Zipper front. Evea sizes: 6 to ton poplin. Sizes: 8, 10, 12, 14,

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