Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1945 — Page 18

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banning car service be= tween points 450 miles or less apart, effective July 15, will release 895 Pullman cars for military use. | The new ODT order places more than two-thirds o? Pullman beds the disposal of the military, said Since Pearl Harbor 29.000.000 service men-——or about two-thirds of all organized military passengers-——have traveled bv Pullman, he said. Pullman officials suggested ‘that civilians with reservations on trains leaving aftér 12 noon Sunday check with local railroad ticket agents to learn if their accommodations are

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Indianapolis girls are invited to| attend a Miss Tndiana beauty conv | | test to be held at Terre Haute July {24°to 27, inclusive. ' Be The contest is being sponsored by {the Terre Haute Junior Chamber | |of Commerce and will be held at the | | Orpheum theater there. | | Winner of the competition will be | | sent to Atlantic City, N. J, to enter! la national contest. | | Miss America will receive a 15- | week movie contract at $1000 a week | and a $5000 university scholarship, | James Nichols, co-chairman, said today Open to any bona fide resident of the state, entry blanks may be obtained from the Orpheum theater {at Terre Haute. Entries will close July 22. To be eligible, a girl must be a

"|ecitizen between 18 and 28, never

Children in the Brookside community listen to an animal story being read by Mrs. Howard Harring-

ton, of the new-organized Indiana Society for the Prevention ‘of Cruelty to Animals, Inc.

to right, back row, are Mrs. Harrington; Billy White and his dog, Waggles; Rilda Mae Black; Carolyn

May and K. Mark Cowen city recreation director.

In the front row, left to right, are Edward Evans, hold-

ing Katherine Louise Evans; Judith Ann Lucas, holding her dog, Betty Lou, and Sandra Lucas.

SP. C. A Visils Playgrounds

{ | Children “will be taught the proper care and training of animals at the various city recreation centers. The first “band of mercy” here | was formed this week at Brookside Community center. ‘ | The group is sponsored jointly by the citv recreation division and the newly formed Indiana Society for

ard Harrington, chairman of the [society's educational committee. |children will be taught kindness | toward animals. Their proper care and training will be shown and animal stories will be read by recreation division supervisors. “Not only are animal stories entertaining to children,” Mrs. Harrington declared, “but they are definitely character-building.”

To Form Bands ‘of Mercy

In August, a contest will be held for the best scrapbook about animals, the best poster and best birdhouse. Eventually, 38 will be organized mercy.” While starting as a summer activity, the bands will be kept in operation throughout the winter | months, Otto Ray,” society presi-| dent, added. “I will try to be kind to all living creatures and try to proteet| them from cruel usage,” reads the pledge the children are asked to take. A small gold .star, with the words “Band of Mercy,” on-it-will be given to children who accept. the society's belief, Approximately seven million children have been members of the “bands” throughout the country, Mr. Ray said, since they were started in 1882. 4

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| RATION CALENDAR

MEAT—Red Stamps K2 through P2.are valid through July 31. Q2 through U2 valid through Aug. 31 V2 through Z2 good through Sept 30. Stamps Al through El are valid through Oct. 31. Meat dealers will pay two red points and.4 cents for each pound of waste fat.

SUGAR—Stamp 36 good for five pounds through Aug. 31. Canning sugar forms are availlable at ration boards. Spare Stamp 13 in Book 4 must be submitted with application for eath person listed All applicants must establish eligibility for canning sugar. CANNED GOODS — Blue Stamps I'2 throygh X2 are valid througn July 31. Y2 and Z2 and Al throuxn Cl valid through Aug. 31. DI

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SHOES—No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 ‘airplane” stamps in Book 3.good indefinitely. Airplane stamp 4 will become ‘valid Aug. 1.

8 HOOSIERS QUALIFY FOR ARMY PROGRAM

Eight Indiana men are included in the first 1945 class of army specialized training reserve program students who passed the qualifying examination in April and enrolled at Ohio State university this month. They are: Harry L. Mann, 1421 E llth st a'd FE. Keyt. "2224 Langley ave M. Milnes, R. R. 15, Box 722A A. Lamb, Fairmont Elwood: Joseph DD,

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: FRIDAY, JULY 183, 1945 V. F. W. CARD PARTY *~ The state winner will receive, in| The Burns-West Streibeck auXe addition® to traveling expenses to iliary, 2009, Veterans. of Foreign Atlantic City, a- wardrobe of «four| Wars, will hold a eargd party at 8:13

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: IN COMPLIANCE WITH

Office of Defense Transportation " ORDER NO. S3

EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY 15

Sleeping Cars will be Discontinued on runs under

450 miles

To free more sleepers for the tremendous task of redeploying America’s Armed Forces, the O.D.T. has ordered the discontinuance of sleeping cars to destinations 450 miles or less from point of origin.

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Order No. 53 automatically cancels reservations in - those cars after noon on Sunday, July 15. If yc have purchased such a sleeping car accommodation in a train leaving later than Saturday night, July 14, New York Central will, of course, refund your money.

We're genuinely sorry if you are among those in“«convenienced by this necessary war measure. To care for essential civilian travel on the runs affected, all possibleadjustments willbe madeinourcoachservice.

Sleeping cars will be discontinued between INDIANAPOLIS and CLEVELAND, DETROIT and CHICAGO.

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