Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1945 — Page 6

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A “Scratching” Dog Is in Tormen t

s of dog owners ave found this | ay to keep their rots from constant

good W

biti rub and diggin LE ae k give them & dose of "Rex | a Hunters Powdete. These powders usu- By B. J. McQUAID

s Dog elp to oTbrin rompt ease from an inwy rehing fo fi that has centered in the nerve endings of the. dog's skin. The urge to scratch abates-—the dog is happier,

niented. No wonder a purchaser a} x Hunters Dog Powders have ven - dog great relief. Many thapks

Times Foreign Correspondent BRUSSELS, June 6 —Th e for what Belgian gov efhinent

need |

lead- t

d self” Why not try them iq nt a scratching dog. 25¢ at any good '©TS call a “civilian 8, H: A. E. F.” drug store, et or sport shop. (Economy size |, ayercise and funckion as an eco-

Pox only $1.00). important Continued diarrhea—rectal nomic high command over liber-

en your dog shows such SYipe ) Western

spect and look for Worms, ier } ers ¥ Dependable Worm Capsules y sma i 2 for large dogs) give

‘ated countries in Europe is voiced. in this i .tcapital.: This is. a ,| result of growing ; social unrest and the tense situa=

Belgians Want the Kept af Helm as Check on Unrest

council, altogether. -

jand apportionments for .the west[ern democracies.

F. are on ghe point of surrendering

heir controls over economic matters

in the libérated couritries,

As soon as the commander- n- |

chief sets up shop as America’s rep- |

esentative on the German control S. H. A. E. F. will disband

” «8 n BELGIAN sentiment for the con-

inuation of Eisenhower and S. H.

{ tion ,among the A. E. F. in a civilian economic role labor groups in Western Europe is inspired by Sympathy with these factors: : : : 1, ‘Universal confidence in the this suggestion 1s competence and fairness of Eisen-| widespread not hower and his American and Brit-| only’ among Bel- . ish subordinates, wha since V-E day gian officials but . extreised supervisery and liaison among allied dip- : functions in every sphere of naj) lomats and mili- Mr, McQuaid 10.0) economic life. |: tary men attached, S.H A EF 2, Fear that in this transition | itself. sc & a stage, in which 8. H. A. E. F's AP ethelas the. view |TUNCHONS Are being shifted to myrIN DIPLOMATIC circles the View inexperienced and. unco-orsin- | is expressed that the wisest. s0lU= ated civilian - boards, committees. | tion fo Western Europe's eeonomic and councils, economic affairs will problems, which tl ten to be- flounder until it is too late to adopt come . grave political” problems, measures which would prevent mis‘J would be to maintain Gen. Dwight SY or rie and gitenesy 4s 3 ; isenhower in the. role of -su- + Li A ha a bids D of Oe 3 : Tre conviciion IBat. oly 8g _- dna . Single over-all directorate with the HS. FRIDAY. AND. SAT. ONL} same kind of authority that Eisen- . hower has possessed ‘to regulate Bring or Plus economic matters in the various Mail Federal w estern countries—particularly imThis Ad C ; ports of raw materials and foodWith Only Tax stuffs—can prevent. gross unfair-| AND RECEIVE ONE 14-KT. ness in the distribution of avail-

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BE DINNER SPEAKER

The "Rev. G. H. Gebhardt of

Philadelphia will give -the address

at the 40th anniversary dinner

the Carrollton Avenue Evancelical

and Refermed church. tomorrow at

6.30 - p.

mer minister

m The Rev.

in the church. Mr. Gebhardt is a for-

of the church, under

whose leadership the present RQuild-

ing

logical the dinner

was constructed. ° Greetings from’ his successor, Dr. E. G. Homlghausen, now of Princeton Theoseminary, will. be read at Messages also will be

read from two other former min-

sters,

the Rev. H Cleveland and Dr

S. Gekeler R. L.

of Holland of

Indianapoiis.

preached Sunday Rev

The anniversary sermon morning by

Mr. Gebhardt.

PENSION PROPOSED

Rep. John Lesinski

FOR MRS. ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON, June 6 (U. P.) —

ntroduced a bill to grant Mrs

Franklin D. Roosevelt the $3000-a-

vear

pension which

(D. Mich.) has

is customarily

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| dianapolis are giving the sermons! JLuS. STAR OINTMENT,

Navy League Members fo See Films of Action in Pacific

Russell 1. Whit

of the“ Navy

league,

e, vice president will

| Great

Lakes station, will

| appear preside on the program’ in connection with

at the first of a series of meetings the showing of the. recently ‘re-

for p. m, June 15, in the Indiana World War Memorial auditorium

For the first.§ time the 100 women - who hold

associate membership in the oranization will be admitted to a reg-

the entire membership. at

7:30

ular session. Co- i chairmen of the es women's group Russell L. White are Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres Sr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin Capt.” Gordon M. Jones, director of naval * district,

training, 9th

leased official naval films, Japan” and “Brought to Action.” “Target Japan” ‘is a

“Target

vivid pic=

torial of the elaborate preparation made by the navy for the invasion

of Japan. “Brought

to Action” is

a thorough film accounting of the

second battle of

the Philippines,

showing in great detail the dir and

sea warfare,

Arrangements for the

and Walter 1. Hess.

meeting | are being made by W. R. Sinclair

the Alpha and ‘Omega mission, 532

E. Miami st:

{ Mrs. leaders. and soloists. Mrs. Susanna | | Reed is erganist and leader of the reading on special | subjects. :

Services are held daily

It is planned to keep the league's

‘membership

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