Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1945 — Page 8

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fan Bay help eriodie functional disturbances. Guy O. Carpenter will. adabel directions. i | dress the quarterly luncheon meettydia E. Pioknan's WNBRETS inc or tne Methodist city Counc auxiliary tomorrow at noon at the y Roberts Park Methodist church. CAN T KEEP Dr. Carpenter is_district superin-| ’ ~ ltendent. 1 The executive committee will President Robert Burnett (right), RAND meet at 11:30 a. m. preceding lunch-| eon at 12:30 noon. The luncheon | HER CHAIR ciety of Christian service of Roberts Park. ge 2a Livaly as ;M 8 Youngviee A feature of the program will be| ony euler elven pacha the presentation of year books as as| lek, 3 Shed fhey 4 discover that the ye) a memorial to Mrs. Orien W, Fifer) The oir are y dhs way of |Who died recently.. Mrs. Fiber tions afford to relax, is the belief | the enemy. {aking the 8 AOS S5ids sn waste on ot founded the auxiliary 15 years ago. of James Cassidy, war correspond-| “But vou AR most people passabout | The year books will be presented by ent for NBC and WLW, Cincinnati. | there,” When disorder of kidney function permits Mrs.’ C. G. Shriver and the music|. Speaking before the Kiwanis club | Carrio en h yous bleed, by Mrs. Carpenter. esterday noon, Mr. pain, leg pains, Joss of pep and ene To Describe Work brought an eyewitness report of the You Jing un BA awelling. puffiness under In his talk, Dr. Carpenter will German December breakthrough | strikes lar or painful elimination sometimes shows | describe the work of the.auxiliary which Sheis is something wrong with your kid- 4 the Fletcher Place Methodist

Pills, used 4uce by millions for over t feat riliag ye Lr ver most recent feature of the auxiliary

dha TE mien t Eline Lote anh h out poisone {program is co-operation witlx the «

f these men’ along with the valiant | waste from your blood. Get Doan’s Pills. |

|Day-Care Emergency committee in 101st airborne unit which absorbed | army as t continuing the services of a day the Boche thrust,” he said. |. day to be obsery

nursery at Fletcher Place His experiences under the robot! manding officers |" Dr. Sumner L. Martin, host pas- “and rocket bombs, both in England| nearby commu tor, will give the invocation at to- and on the. battlefield, were de- guests,

morrow's meeting and Mrs. Clar- scribed graphically. Robert Bu: ence Shake, the devotion These weapons are the greatest |Sided and Bill {Blaine E. Kirkpatrick ‘is t n, threat to future peace,” Mr. Cassidy {chairman Mrs. Kenneth Vande- said | {vanter, chairman of ‘hostesses, Mrs “Here at home it is hard to be- | (H, A. Meyer, music chairman, and

Ekin? "ER ESCAPE FROM $10.000 RAISED IN STATE PENAL FARM:

‘Y’ FUND CAMPAIGN Four prisoners, two listed as dan- |

The United Y. W. C. A, Y. M.| C. A. Capital Fund campaign has S°10US, escaped from the state farm

| collected $10,940, F. B. Ransom, gen-| at Putnamville last night. | eral chairman of the drive, an-!- State police. said the men sade} { nounced today. a getaway after stealing a car at| | Committee members will meet at| Cloverdale. No further details on | 5:45 p. m. tomorrow at the Phyllis the escape were: available immedi- | | Wheatley Y. W. C. A’ The cam-| ately. | paign has been launched to pay off, 1: the indebtedness of the Y. W. C. A

TROUBLE?

NO BETTER They are still at large. | EVERY |

PRICE! icipants in the state farm] BLADE AT ANY * |P).—President Ralph N, Tirey an- mond Hensley, 22, of Indianapolis; | | COAT

TERRE HAUTE, Ind., April 5 (U.| break last night were listed as Ray-| | ¢ | nounced today that the navy V-12 Leonard Bysinger, 26, of Bedford; | | or unit would be continued on the In; Clyde Sullivan, 17, of Shelbyville, | N ; Guaranteed ’ diana State Teachers college cam- and John Catron, 19, of Butler, Ky. |f] for ©1944. CONSOLIDATED RAZOR BLADE CO.ING | DUS at least one more semester. {convicted in Richmend. | Ei 3

| Bysinger and Hensley were de-| scribed by state police as “des- | YEARS Against All Rips and i

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CARVER TO TELL OF | WAR EXPERIENCES

MerleE. Carver, secretary of the boys’ division, -¥. M. !C. A. will speak on his experiences as a field director, of the American Red Cross at the Exchange club meeting at noon tomorrow in the Claypool hotel. Mr. Carver was overseas 18 months with Gen. Patton's army during the North. African and Sicilian cam- | Jaigns and also served in Italy.

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POLICEMAN STRICKEN WITH HEART ATTACK

A veteran policeman, Otto Maas, 56, was in serious condition at City hospital today after he was stricken with a heart attack at police headquarters last night. The officer, who lives at 1622 E. Palmer st, was in the turnkey's office when he became ill. He was treated with an inhalator before being taken to the hospital.

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Kiwanis Hears War Correspondent

Kiwanians yesterday heard an eyewitness report of the war from War Correspondent James Cassidy of NBC and WLW (center), The program was arranged by William Krafft (left) and presided over by

will be served by the woman's so- | Cassidy. Club Speaker, Loses Atterbury-Trained Division | closed, * and many

Never again can the united na- | lieve the hate our men feel toward

understand it he said. “You begin to feel it when you levees were being patroled. Cassidy! see our’ men drop under Nazi fire. | really feel it a close friend crashed into the stubborn) a Stuka bomber got Jack Frankisch | breaks remained imminent. resistance of the Camp Atterbury-! of United Press.” n't wait! As your druggia for Doan's | church and community center. The, trained 106th division. (Mr. Pr ankiscl h's stories were car-| hand drowned while herding cattle “It was the magnificent bravery ried regularly by The program was dedicated to the | he Kiwanis’ part in Army of the American Red.€ross were set

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