Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1945 — Page 13

here.

iller

38 to dly to 28 and screen e and cation

L

ters— Has {eight nches,

WB

’ LAE ? -

=>

MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 1945

ARTIFICIAL SPRING

HATCHES PHEASANTS he

HELENA, — Pho Rh Sept. 3 (U.-P.). * = Severy, member of the Moneck state game farm -has|tana state fish amd game commis- ; found an SSpemental method of'sion.

TF TNDIAN.

incubation successtial in, Toihing 000 Chinese pheasant chicks, “grtificial spring” method, as

s known, was suggested by -Dr-

Brewed for Qualiry— Blended for Uniformity SEEGMOEP RREWING CORP. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA

OFFERS COURSE | IN KDVERTISING'

| For Third Year.

A lecture series in advertising | pracuce will be: offered for the third |vear this fall by the Butler university department of journalism in ithe evening division, Mrs, Rosa- | mond = Risser . Jones, head of the | department, said today. | Meeting each Thursday night the class will feature lectures by speak-

| | tising in the city. Moderators for |the course, sponsored by the -Adver- | tising Club of Indianapolis, will be | George A. Saas, director of public

lity, and Donald B. Keller, director {of public relations, Flanner & Bu-

chanan mortuary. : |. Speakers will include: George S. | Madden, advertising manager, wm. Hd. Block Co.; Joseph L. Hanna, | manager of the Indianapolis office {of General Outdoor - Advertising |Co.; Lyman Hunter, sales manager lof radio station WISH; Henry Ww. | Manz, business manager of The { Times; Maxwell . Droke, president | of Droke House; Ernest Roose, art

Lecture Series at Butler

ers from various branches of adver~{ =

| relations, Citizens Gas & Coke ytil- |”

| director of Keeling & Co.; L.. T. | Sogard, copy chief of Keeling & |Co.; Jack T. Miller, advertising {manager of L. 8. Ayres & Co., and {A. C. Waggoner, Stehman Engraving Co. Others include Arthur 8S. Over=- | bay, president -of the Typographic | Service Co. Inc.; A. W. Voorhis, | advertising manager of Kingan & |Co.; W. A. Coleman, sales manager |of the Great A. & P. Tea Co.; Howlard Caldwell, president of the Caldelguker Co; ~Toner-M:—Overley; {manager of the Indianapolis Better | Business bureau; Roscoe "C. Clark, | manager of publicity for Eli Lilly | & Co., and Mr. Saas,

~fon=credit:—

ANOTHER

5

The course is open for credit or

T Flag Secretary

Lt. Lawrence Dewitt Reedy

LT. LAWRENCE DEWITT Zella T. is serving as | an aid and flag se¢retary to Rear |} Adm. ‘William Blandy, commander || of the | He is stationed at

son ‘of Mrs, 28th st.,

REEDY, Reedy, 1 W.

of cruisers and destroyers Pacific fleet, Pear] harbor,

A graduate of Oklahoma A &M, | degree | Ire- |

he received his doctor's from Trinity college, Dublin, land, Lt. Reedy is the editor-on- |

leave of the Delta, of Sigma Nu fraternity. commissioned

He was | years ago and served in the At | lantic. Lt. Reedy has been .in all

| the'major Pacific battles.

we Srieegee ieee sr te

the magazine |

three

Outlines Ideas For Veterans

“ Times Special BLUEFIELD, W. Va. Sept. 3. ~Jurlior J. Spurrier, 22, winner of the congressional medal of honor in. France, has outlined his ideas of proper treatment for veterans, = A six-point program

proposed by the Bluefield, W. Va, man at" a. press conference included: (1) good jobs

paying “at least $200 a month clear” above taxes; (2) more discharge pay based on a formula which would have netted him $700; (3) extra ration points; (4) governnient credit to buy furniture; (5) a 10 per cent discount

on all purchases and a commissary card ‘good for eight to 10

months, and (6) tax exemptions.

OLD

RAYS ALTER PLASTICS

PITTSBURGH, Sept 3 (U, P)— Just add the proper “dash” of in- BRAND visible ultraviolet rays, ‘and you ¢ can types of plastics, rubber Blended Whiskey 86.8 Proof

|create new

| products, chemicals and foods | Eugene W Beggs, West tinghouse Lamp Division. engineer, pre dicts amazing chemical reactions b

violet lamps.

: Paces turned hopefully toward home and eyes smiled. The

Great Moment had come when the world could say fervently,

“Thank God, it’s all over!

12

All over? Not quite. There still remains a mighty big job to be done. Our sons and daughters in far places must be brought home. The thrill of victory, great as it was, offers no greater thrill

than the glorious homecoming that millions look forward to.

“North Western” realizes its responsibility; so does every other

railroad. We will not fail our returning veterans. Our services

are theirs to command—our trains are at their disposal. No one

is more welcome than they.

As General MacArthur has said, “The magnificent men and

women who have fought so well for vic-

tory will return to their homes . .'. and

resume their civilian pursuits. They have

been good soldiers in war. May they be

equally good citizens in peace.”

ANT PEACH

CHICAGO « and NORTH WESTERN SYSTEM

ror AtmosT A SANTURY

irradiating .compounds “with ultra-

W

HEEL LIFTS ATTACHED

FASTER SHOE REPAIR TOWN

WHILE- oy SERVIUE

McC Y'S

17 E. WASHINGTON ST.

SHOE REPAIR||

DOWNSTAIRS

~ [HOMPSOX

—63% Grain Neutral Spirits

iwmiriey lhogissar

8p, om “oii ?

rt _ vs» for the Family Purse . and Wardrobe With Davis'

Piltened Ain Cleaning

“ous the BETTER Method of Cleaning Garments at Little Cost - -

DRESS SUIT or COAT

FELT HAT . .. 43c

EACH

We Buy Usable Wire Hangers at Ic Each THERE IS A CONVENIENT STORE NEAR YOU

DOWNTOWN 2835 Northwestern 3850 KE Wal 201 Massachusetts jug N. Illinois 4638 E B Join fhangton 01 7 Madison ve, 26 8. lllinois 2066 N, Illinois 2807 E. gan (Beech Grove) CENTRAL 2040 Clifton 5460 E. Washington » y 2501 Central 6055 E. Washington WEST 402 N. Nlinois 708 B. 46th 2112 Roosevelt 1745 Howard 735 Massachusetts 5308 College Ave. 3042 E. 10th

Ave.

262 B. Bt. Clair oo Dr. A 10th 2701 W, 10th erman SOU 420 W, Washington NORTH i" 9 E. 16th 1605 8, East 2618 W, 16th gto 3423 N. Illinois 2042 N. Harding iis Prospect 3407 W. Michigan 2024 E, 46th EAST 1433 8. Meridian, 2020 W. Morris 1903 gollegs Ave. a 01 Southeastern 2508 W. Michigan 940 E. 30th Bt, 2133 E, 10th 902 8. Meriaion \ 3125 W. Was! 132 8. 23 2224 E. Washington 3208 She! 34 N. Main; 2604 N. Capitol 3646 Roosevelt 1234 8. “Meridian N Main ay)

Glenmore Distilleies Co., Incorporated, Louisville, ‘Kentucky

HEE

- iD BEJIER BLEND FOR HA DRINKS |

‘We're spending nearly $32 Million to keep our transit system the best in the nation!