Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1945 — Page 10

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Laughs at Questions About His Political Future.

NEW YORK, Nov, 20 (U, P.)~— Lt. Cmdr. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. said today that he would join a Manhattan law firm after Dec. 3, and laughingly side-stepped all questions concerning his political future. . Many observers, however, believe that F. D. R.'s handsome third son, recently discharged from the navy, is busily planning to follow in the footsteps of his famous father.

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{who only recently returned after acting as allied military government commissioner of the Lazio-Umbria region in Italy. It was obvious that 31-year-old Roosevelt, working in the offices of the politically astute Poletti, is likely to learn the ropes in more things than law. - Young Roosevelt. chuckled when told that many people apparently considered his recent efforts to locate apartments in the New York area for returning servicemen the first step in an active post-war po-

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while National Commander Edward

Past National Commander of American Legion Lynn Stambaugh (left), Fargo, N. D., presents the Legion's distinguished service medal, | awarded to Ernie Pyle, to his aunt, Mrs. Mary E. Bales of Dana, Ind,

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THIEVES USE STYLE ~ OF FUR BURGLARS

Techniques identical to those used in robbing the Indiana Fur Co. of $85,000 were employed again last night by thieves who cracked a safe at the Elco Armature Co., 318 8S. East st. The robbery netted $65. Police were left with a live clue —a small dog nobody claimed, found in the basement, The safecrackers entered by climbing on the

ceiling: They: punched in the safe’s combination lock, making it ineffective. Thieves who executed the Indiana Fur robbery Nov. 12 also entered through the roof and punched open two safes. They are still at large. Detectives believed rank amateurs attempted another safe robbery last night at the Haeckl Motor Express Co., 942 Daly st. The safe had been moved and the lock battered, but without success on the part of the thieves. . Hyman Rappaport, proprietor of

a grocery at 502 W. n-st., was hit over the head with a bottle as he left the store last night and |

robbed “of $100 in cash and $36 worth of checks.

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Phone Employee

Receives Emblem

A GOLDEN EMBLEM, significant of 35 years of faithful serve ice with the Bell Telephone Co., " was presented to Stanley E. Holmes, 6220 N. Delaware st., by W. A. Hughes, || vice - president | |. and general manager of the | company. Mr. Holmes began his career as an installation man 8. E. Holmes in 1910 and has progressed from that capacity to Indianapolis division PBX supervisor in the traffic department. One of his responsibilities is the operation of the switchboards at Camp Atterbury and Ft. Harrison telephone centers.

GETS SAFETY POST Sgt. Lloyd: D. Hickerson, state! police relations director, has been: | appointed. to. the. National Safety | Council's public safety education | committee. |

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On Sale Today!

OT SO LONG AGO, Borden's introduced in this city a new instant coffee — without fanfare or advertising, because most of the supply was going to our boys overseas.

Almost overnight, however, this new 100%, pure coffee became news to housewives. When they saw the Borden name on the label, they bought it. And when they tried it, they discovered that this instant coffee

IMPORTANT: READ THE LABELS There are tw completely different types of instant ee. ] One is the “cafe” type, sometimes labelled coffes “product.” It gredients, such The other Ri resented by Borden's—is 100% pure ee—nothing else is added. So, to be sure of getting what you want in instant coffee, look closely at the labels before you buy.

These two types of instant coffee cost about the same per cup on your table (regardless of difference

is a mixture of coffee and other ine as dextrins, maltose and dextrose.

really tastes like coffee! They came back in size of jar or in price at the store).

for more—told their friends about it-——and 80, right away, demand shot ‘way ahead of supply. Since then, our production facilities have been stepped up, and today a riew shipment is on sale. More grocers will. now have a limited supply. If yours doesn’t —or has already sold out by the time you call — please be patient. More Borden's is on the way, and soon you'll be able to get it gyery time you ask for it. to The instant you taste it, you'll understand why Borden’s has clicked so quickly. For to d

fresh vegetables. We take fine coffees, roast, grind and brew them right gway. Then, while that steaming coffee is at its fragrant flavor peak — zing! — we take the water out and lock that roaster-freshness in. All you do is drop a level teaspoonful (or less) in a cup and add hot water — that roaster-freshness comes right out! No grounds. No pot-washing. No wait. No waste.

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