Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1945 — Page 11

nr Lo : i, ~ _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ didi a TUESDAY TUNE] Forfunes of War May Help WO LOCAL STUDENTS That ‘Caressing" Gait Moy Be Allure © or r Perhaps Just Acting Foet o ~ White Rajah Regain Throne PLEDGED AT PURDUE 27 BALBARA BONDSCHU | _ fies execute scetry of he

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hip. She may be working up to |'a long stride and leans into the

wind. She’s had good news, maybe,

steps are more or less natural pressing a subconscious desire to | but if it's a habit, she—or her | {

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‘By LOUIS F. KEEMLE foreign relations, but was not to in-| Two Indianapolis students, om) En ie like es; some ists. w

| | United Press: War Analyst terfere in internal matters or pers of the V-12 program at.Purdue bounge; some wiggle. y 82,7 | { i

National Association of Chiropod- a fight with her husband or ex- .- strut. male counterpart—thinks pretty THE SLOUCH and Frage . The allied invasion of North Bor- i ' TH € 3 j Yojeruns wil neo a will mean orn Bor Ruapees. 8 a university, have been pledged to There are more than 60 ways Wo a mOROD HH iv | But chances are It her shoes, | sell of herself speak for themselves. ' But Dr, be answered tion of the white rajah of Sarawak THE BROOKE rajahs derived im- | Tau Beta Pi, national engineering Valk and for eve oe Sere: : ied Love dtd a . Dr. Stickel says. High heels do The wiggle comes with the “hip- Stickel's “caressing” walk im'% ; to his throne. mense revenues from their admin- | honorary fraternity. | depths of the subconscious to the! Stick , on: | it. They make her a sway- | switch,” Dr. Stickel siys—a circu- | tie wa, = aie. gait ] y is now dise It will be a curious by-product of | istration and Sir Charles contribut- The ' students are 2 Herbert E. | soles of the feet. Stickel says, but the 60 are a good backed ‘mare Hs «well, by tipping | lar leg swing ‘which makes like a | -gerly, walking-on-eggs = \ve spent two this important military operation, | ed several millions of dollars to the st : The classifying has beer One start. : her into a figure “S.” The solu- | \humba from the rear. Example: | born of aching feet, not love, de knowledge primarily designed | British government toward the cost S{'OP8. 269 Broadway, Junior in| by Dr. William J. Stickel, who | The horse gait—any pace. |~tion is simple—low heels, 5 . * | Men can be classified in the and of how i to establish stra-|of the present war. mechanical engineering; and Al-| has turned his _eyes—profession- | “Equine,” Dr. Stickel calls it 4 ; Mae Wests i | ® list. of couse, DF Se r return; tegic air bases| Up until 1941, Sir Charles was an 'bert'S. Tavenor, 302 E. Térrace ave., | y p : ! TSHSing IIR 3 WO TFB Herve moh so

| : a week and of Singapore and|he declared a constitutional mon- | Stickel says, is another. She takes | maintains. Those: short Sore BYay Mib — been led to French Indo-larchy, giving his subjects a large : es : * : - ] = - a magnificent China, and to re-|share in the country’s administra- : . , them a job, cover valuable oil{ tion, oii on t them up in and rubber prop-| The Japanese arrived before he 3 ‘erties from the could put his reforms fully into tir by ' Japanese. effect. : ; . ; . y Rule by white| yn.» \ : : ly dischavgea Mr. Keemle ToVelty” in Sara-| SARAWAK occupies about 470 ; . first, because wak goes back 8|n,q1aq of the coastline of North Bor- : : : eo bX # orm cause most of little more than 100 years, James | al soldiers ree Brooke, English gentleman-adven-|0e0 and has many Vlaghie products, a ajority hadn't turer, visited there in 1841. For his|besides rubber afd oil! : ny cases had help in suppressing a rebellion, he| The population in 1937, when last | heir readjuste was made rajah of Sarawak by the| figures were available, was estimated . nN easy. sultan of Brunei, who at that time|at 442900. of the army ~ ruled over all northwest Borneo. It was composed of Malays, Dyaks but weary of } “ B88 and other indigenous tribesmen and nce they have SARAWAK then was a wild|about 100,000 Chinese. There were ey are touche head-hunting country of only about | fewer than 400 Europeans. ering whether 7000 square miles. a 04 Under the rule of Rajah Brooke OIL production in 1937 was 209, 894 |

and his successors, however, it grew | tons and an additional quantity was | to 50,000 square miles — about the|brought in from Brunei and refined size of England and Wales. It far{About 230,000 acres were under

antly repeated rs, and in ree

all have their outstripped the parent sultanate. rubber. y of them had Brooke was succeeded by his| When the Japanese came, the y others were nephew, Charles Johnson Brooke, garrison blew up and burned the] i be less than . and the latter, in turn, by his son, | wells.” Presumably the Japanese got | / have become Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, the pres-| them working again, but are now re- » with fresher ent rajah, The present rajah|ported burning them once more in ler whether to found refuge in Australia in 1941 Brunei and northern Sarawak. when the Japanese came. It therefore may be some time be8 8 8 ® fore the allies get them back into . WITH the help -of the British | production. eterans are abe navy, the Brooke dynasty ran out 2.4 u : : ; FOR A GOLDEN SUN-WORSHIPER!

8s may provide is to have a politics for the. hat they have i if they don’s 0 do something le veterans ree will be obvious er millions still

the Malay and Dyak pirates and] THE BROOKE family is familiar : i ‘ established a reasonable facsimile of | to American newspaper Jesters, The : Sia Liquid Sunshine. Expose your skin to the good. : civilization in Sarawak. ranee, wife of the rajah, also Eng- S : - ; fio : ; Head-hunting was abolished —|lish, has spent years in the United good sun. Liquid- Sunshine welcomes the sun's officially—although the natives of States doing literary and motion rays. Helps you get all its benefits, Encourages a the interior have persisted down to| picture work. glorious, golden tan. 150, 85¢ present times in lopping off a head| - Their three daughters attracted or two for ceremonial purposes. attention by making “international” Britain recognized the Brooke marriages, notably valerie (known to dynasty in 1864 and accepted Sara-| Americans as “Princess Baba”) who wak as an independent state under was wed in the United States to Bob British protection. Britain reserved Gregory, a wrestler, They were

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. 'll never be the G. I. bill ’ summer. You Congressmen, only the right to control Sarawak’s| subsequently divorced. Ash ba 0 £ eran vote, have ) the veterans,” YOUR VICTORY GARDEN . .. By Henry L. Pree Sc ly of the sitiae S rittee while ite Ce

Chinese Cabbage, Prized for Salad Use, Is Autumn Plant

By HENRY L. PREE CHINESE cabbage, highly prized for salads and cole slaw, should pe idcluded among the vegetables of the discriminating gardener. Chinese cabbage wants a soil that is moist, but well drained, thoroughly prepared, limed end fertilized prior to sowing ot seed. Being a green vegetable, it asks tor a fertilizer strong :n nitrogen. Seed is thinly sown, one-half inch deep, in rows 18 inches apart and the seedlings thinned to three inches apart —

arid then to eight or 10 inches. Since Chinese cabbage is a Cool- 15 LOCAL SOLDIER sou oe win SSH GIVEN DISCHARGES

should be grown quickly. For best Jesuits, an su. }| Fifteen soldiers from Indianapolis | today had rejoirfed the ranks of civilians after being discharged at]

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. made py Capt. John Paul RagsFace Long Wait | dale, former pupil of the .school : | and past commander of the post. LONDON, June 19 (U, P).— | Carl Gates; present commander, Shipping limitations make it un- | also was present at the cerelikely that the U. 8. army will | mony, be able to provide transportation |

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Before V-E day the army found |home, said that ‘if my death helps 3 : ! transportation for 300 wives. |end this war one minute sooner, I y . Since then higher priorities have |consider it worthwhile.” He was the NO : : * NOT EVEN A MINOR OFFENSE PERMITTED! 3 stopped such travel. The army [son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bu- ; now has a waiting list of 4000 |chanan, 2437 Stuart st. dependents whose applications for W. A. Krickenberger, Lt. Buchan-

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