Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1945 — Page 3

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nocent. Germans protested against their. treatment, they were thrown into Jap jails, Meisinger's link with the Jap secret police was well

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Aviation Machinist's Mate 3-¢ Elmo R. Crabtree is home after’ three overseas tours of duty, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. ' &. Crabtree, 2206 Wheeler st. Above he is shown at work on the U. S, 8. West Virginia in Tokye Bay.

RECONVERSION PLAGUES SANTA

Most Toys This Year to Be Wartime Substitutes.

rolling off the assembly lines in to meet the

“We aren't in business right now.” + skate manufacturer said.

Industry spokesmen that

predicted even the wood and plastic substitutes available during the war will ‘be scarce this year, “The dealers won't buy them for fear of getting stuck when the prewar lines come back,” one said. “But the pre-war lines aren't back yet.”

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STUDY THE MIND

Civilians May Be Shocked|

By Diagnostic Ideas.

By Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, Nov. 7—Suppose

you're a man with a continuous pain in the head. And you consult a doctor who has served in the army or navy medical department.

having trouble with your wife?” Or:

considered collectively, has been specializing in that kind of diagnosis. It was part of the army and navy health pro-

They May Stay Well

(doctor if they felt subnormal.

“They consulted,” said an army spokesman. “By and large, they were a vitally healthy bunch of youngsters. But we hammered into their heads the conviction that symptoms might lead to trouble, and the smart thing was to tell the doctor in plenty of time,

“I've a bunch that the majority of

service people will stay facilities-of their communities. They

ro er a cs 0 MEDICS = x

He's Hkely to ask: “Have you been|

“Can't you quit worrying about your Job?" ° :

THE INDIANAPOLIS Huge Radar Devi

ces on Telephone Building |Paris' Horse-and-

By NEA Servies Z PARIS, Nov. 7~Paris is trad- ll {188 1a 218 Whstios Bike for the Jss' for a good The throngs of furiously peddling| ~~ Ueenses Framdalent avenues during the war years thin|2ctual thieves is not the only Trae anarhs, almost equal 10 whers Ww those pre-war days, occur at ul peak transportation hours. or overnight repaint jobs While bicycles and horsedrawn | Juestions-asked : motorists are returning in ever-|are trying to crack raf growing numbers. They tangle with|in fraudulent auto licenses : slower-moving vehicles that simply | censes obtained by graft. : can't get out of the way. Hundreds of people are driv It's something of a risk to own|cars with illegally obtained pape and run & car in Paris right now.|If the papers are forged, the p Recently a correspondent, return-|alty may be a heavy prison ” a ing from Germany, left his car out-| tence. A hint of what city skylines of the future may look like Is this view of New York, with huge radar in- [side his hotel for exactly 15 min- Most of the offenders are stallation atop the telephone company’s building. Demonstrations said the radar made possible eight Mies. On. retaniing be found the outside luxury restaurants simultaneous telet and hic tr door wrenched open and|martre night clubs. eloghtus, ype photographic transmissions, Sz all his kit stolen. During the last three months, in have been taught that prevention is/may be homesick or he may be| wont bbther the ex-service people. Markét in Parts the region alone, more than 10 better than cure.” scared and not realise it. They've become used to it. There's a flourishing black market Yehicles nave been cunfjated: - In teaching service people to iden-| ° ang Damages Body “The others, however, may be a|in spare parts, as there is in gaso-| = oo tity symptoms, the army and Davy| ., 10 oo oo. acctors saw this| little startied. Mr: X may be told line. Spare wheels or easily removconcentrated on these: The common he doesn't need a tonic but needs | able gadgets are whisked off almost : cold, prolonged headache, vague demonstrated so often and so con. merely to forget his work at quit-| While the driver's back is turned. PRESSURE EXTINGUISHER stomach disturbances, chronic cough |clusively that many of us haveiting time. And Mrs. Y may hear|A spare wheel will bring $3008] WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. T= and heart fliitters. strengthened our powers of diag-|that her nervous indigestion is noth- | sweet profit for a few minutes’ work | Liquid carbon dioxide, among “War is a rich laboratory for the [nosis for civilian practice. We'll go ing but a guilty conscience, plus a bit of risk. study of causes,” said an army|back to fidgety civilians and advise] “War doctors, taken as a group,| Automobile thieving here has|has a vapor pressure of medico, “A boy with feathers in his|them to relax instead of taking al/have seen how stress in the mind|developed into a highly special-|pounds per stomach or a jump in his heart|pill: We'll ‘ask more searching can damage parts of the body. It|ized racket. Car thefts reported/and 850 ‘often..doesn't.-need. medicine. ..He's questions, getting - info the private, can happen to. civilians as. well as to. the -police...now...average--235! Fahrenheit, simply worried about something, He fighters.” monthly, The thieves work in well! temperature.

personal affairs of the patients, This

Fleece Coat—

THE ALPAGORA is a. strictly non-Camel

And it is a peach— The Topecoat is 32.50

And in the top ranges, say from $125 and up—

The Overcoat is 87.50 mean the jou) spaciminetor they with a bit of wool for extra strengthe * are mean and unco-operative ~ or with Cashmere for a touch of richness. and have a nasty way of showing their ay FASHION PARK disple by sxpuling a gob of saliva at you. ni: Tidkes . celebrated In and less elegant words . ., SO—The Man's Store has Camels—and the Pargora— they spit at you. the Camels near or distant relations rich and luzurious in : and we have strictly Non-Camels—all are soft rious shades — the BUT YOU HAVE to give the Camel and comforting to the touch and to 38 Ey .- _ his due—his hair—his soft fleece undercoating = the ovecall- Yhahave™ . . Topeoat By ) —does make a coat of great luxury, hg Pn Wi splendidly WY And so on hereand there BUT—=whet with one thing or another— : i fei 6 os Camel-looking All—can be expected to give evidence

MEN LIKE to own Camels—We don't

PERFECT FACSIMILE THEREOF!

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CONTS—AND—OVERCOATS!

EVEN THE fabulous Camel is often blended ~~

of the Strauss creed—"THE BEST

at your price—no mattsr what the rice!” (Be said price 32.50 or