Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1946 — Page 7

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Many Send Heart-Warming Notes With Clothing Gifts [CHARGES RADIO

"Indianapolis folk are giving a bit] rr any, 10 8 met p.m, : of ‘themselves with articles for the Pountain Square Christian church, 148% SNUBS FARMERS Victory Clothing Collection for}. Pleasant st., 13-8:30 p. m. Wednesday; Pr 4 >

9-12 a. m. 7-0 p. m. Sundays. none” pi the extension Servicarnete h y View ; d., access n choice Overseas relief’ which will continue iMate. View christian church, = to i Ao ant ore an wntif Jan. 31. ; 4 : Ee meslerian ¢hurch, 11th and Spokesman Asks FCC Ac- best listen to their radios. - Tucked away in the pocket of ; 3 | Carrollton, dally, § a. m.-4 p. m,, except tion to | P . m “The broadcasters tell us” Mr. that old coat or sweater and Saturday. ion to mprove rogra S. Wilson said, “that the answer to fastened to those dresses and Fairview Presbyterian church, 46Ux and | ' Anis situation’ Hes ni | finderwear are friendly notes writ- Sanit) ay aby. 9 a m-:30 p.m, WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (U.P). ~— uation les ten by local persons to (Sheer the : Jones Tabernacle, “0 Blackford. daily,| A spokesman for several farm groups |. . i... ar sufferers p. mb p. m, “ { ‘ Thares ot islands of the ioe, ac tmuna) Bldg. ‘of Jewish Community Charged today that radio's farm | «As far as I am concerned, there | AND MORE WEAR PER : pot Saturday, trucks supplied free of : {enter association, 17 W. Morris st., dally, | programs are so poor that a fourth |is a basic quéstion here of national . The Fifi, above, in Black Gabardine wi » . mm. Y : . " " ’ ’ / sean charge for the collection, traversed : Bell's Chapel-Church of God, 3a and |Of the nation’s farm families don'tand governmental policy. Black Patent or Brown O8lf ........eees the city stopping at churches, fire rr Mitthoster, Cally, txcent Sunday, 7s even bother to keep their radios in 4 ! : houses, industrial plants, social : Tenth ave, daily, 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon

ouses, : | working order. : agencies and other public buildings rd-aniyes L Mithodiet church, National tot” made by © Texas Guar d ng rooka

Brethren church, 11th z and dl og 913 noon, exept Maurice Wieting, representing the Its Door Knobs iy. © 3261 N. Meridian | Council of Farmer Co-operatives, a" aay. ey a National G and National AUSTIN, Tex., Jan. 18 (U, P.). | "Calvary United Brethren church, 8. |Nation range Texas is. proud to have. visors | Soe : ie j and Hoyt aves, daily, 3-11 a. m.|marmers Union, He and other farm | Pp :recelve ‘the gifts, some of them BE | Thursday all day. . take back souvenits of the state— | wil pick ig the Be | Capitol Avenue Methodist church. N.|spokesmen are appearing at federal| py; sate capitol janitors wish they vil ow articles each: Bates ntesaty Shristian Shure 11th and {communications commission hear-| would quit taking door knobs. | Last a citizens began Rs i oer Avomue hritian church. 111ings to demand better programs for| The bronze knobs have the lone

emptying closets and cupboards of RE | oo! non das and Tuesday POO" **| farmers. star of TeXas on them, surrounded

Tuesday. i 5 by a wreath. All that is needed 3 discarded though usable clothing of hth Christisn church, 14th and Belle] Mr, Wieting said broadcasters ap- : both summer and winter weight, Among ‘the many Indianapolis citizens who are helping with | ign pl. Suv Jo SOR ACH ADB parently have *no desire” to “find to _temove tm lo : scRvwdsivan: Keyed to your call for lasting comfort and soothing foot shoes, bedding, pieces of blanket,| the Vietory Clothing collection for overseas relief are (seated, left to | loth and Keystone, dally. except Sunday. + ‘what mn the farmer Hoh id ry at She aps | y ’ ’ { / i azarene, A . , remnants of cloth and the like. All| right): : Me. Fioreties ambled, sepresenting 2the Fraternal ( Order of Washinglon, dai. sa md Shiota ou thal oo that need.” He tol ie aig iin Wl je support there's a gala array of fashion highlights. on these things are requested by the| Eagles auxiliary; the Rev. Judge ders, Ta . ould tak " - \ clothing collection. Shiloh Baptist church, and Miss Frances Vogel, executive secretary of AURIS, SIE. 8 Bond Bo Moh and In- said the government shou ®| keeping a watch on those that re Marott's first floor. The footgear should be mated and| the Y. W. C. A. Standing (left to right) are James Nicholas, executive |gram sts, Open week of Jan. 20 steps to bring about an improve-| main, O0LREAT 80! mated an ui oe Pree Methodist, 338 8.|ment. tied together, toes to Loes and heels| secrétary of the Indiana Motor Truck association; Leo J. Bauer, presi- ames Avene Free ae mn Want. Fara Talosmation Advertisement xz to heels. Cotton garments should| dent local teamsters 233; Mrs. Ada Abrams Jones, state president of | Jimmanust Fvangetical and Retormed ant Fa rma & be clean but need not be ironed and| the Daughters of Elks, I B. P. O. E. of the world, and Lynn R. Binkley, | 4.0" "i -12 noon. ‘| The FCC hearings were Sulled 3 Tae Bn woolen articles should be brushed| Indiana university medical center. : LN ington MitheQiite Shutsl: 20 N. Av consider PROpOSAs OF KS) St Dok a Ton but it is not necessary to have them | = Central Hebrew congregation, 21st and |Cles on the allocation of licenses for

ean ood Second Presbyteri huréh, 33 E Ver- Central, daily, 7-8:30 p. m. except Fri-(certain type radio stations. y kid dry cleaned, wooden shoes with paper uppers Wot giv 8:30 Hh rah ’ or daily. | day and Saturday. John ©. Baker, chief of the deOther Nation's Join .{last a day or a month as the | Third Christian church, 1854 Broadway, The Temple, 10th and Delaware. daily, . ’

ri daily except Sunday. 9 a. m.-4:30 p. m., except Saturday, partment of ~ agriculture’s radio $11.50 It has been pointed out we can-| Weather permits. Kirshbaum Community center, 2314 N.| Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, :

- - | Merid mm ener, Monday | Pairfield and Park, daily, § a. m.-2 p. m., |dervice, sald the fact that the farm not expect to have “One Worl It 1s to alleviate such suffering | Meridien HB a ee ma a Pri oot Sunday. ¥ population lives so far from the untied for peace and security, when |88 thisrthat ihe following Indian-|gay: 7.10 p. m. Saturday: 9 a. m.-10| Mrs. A. Bristow (Madison Avenue Meth-

an may. odist church). 4018 Madison ave. 1-3|SOUrces of news and entertainment dire poverty and want stalk abroad. |apolis churches are serving as de- |p Shijoh “Baptist church, West and Walnut |p. . : Monday through Saturday; 5-8 “makes radio more important to We are not ‘the only nation that |possit stations for the clothing col-|ss. 9 a. m.-5 p. m., Monday through!p. m. Monday afi Wednesday. them than to any other up.” realizes this and he | lection drive: « | Saturday. Memorial Baptist church, 901 N. Belle y group. and. rises to meet the Collection centers, location, hours Union Chapel Methodist church, 200 E.| view pl. 8-8 p. m., Monday through Sat-| Yet, he said, many large stations, - ' , . er . emergency, she victory collection of Ta, step} Sunday. m8 I oridian Heights Presbyterian church, |OPerating supposedly for the farm-

f oon. ficials tell us. For Canada, New follow: Temple C. M. C.. 1226 N. West pUniversity Heights United Brethren 4708 Central ra 3 P. Rg Monday ers’ benefit, are geared more and . . ' A i ‘ , Am, : m1 p.m, ay. Zealand and Australia all join us ini, "oT, (50 aionday through Sat- | Shurch: SAAS and Otterbein, dally. & ian Street Methodist church. Me. more to city folk with less and less trying to ‘do their part. urday. |" vietory Memorial Methodist church, | ridian and St. Clair, 8:30 a. m.-5 p. m, emphasis on weather forecasts, Children lie on piles of straw , Reorganized Church, of Jesus, Christ of | Villa and Woodlawn, daily, except Sunday. Monday through Priday; 8:30-12 nmoom| wot renorts and other farmer | i tier’ Da ints, an e “of ‘estbrool urch o e Nazarene, urday. without sheets in Belgian hospitals. | 7.30.9 Pp. Ya, Wednesday and Friday; | 8. Denison, dally, except Sunday. 1). a. > North Mathodin church, Meridian at subjects. Mothe ave emptied «19-12 noon and 6-8 p. m., Sunday. Williams Cree istian church, W.| 38th st., 8 a. m.-5 p. m., Monday throug bags i made cloth ys “the a Southport Baptist church, 342 Union | oth st., all day on Saturdays. Friday; 8-3 p. m. Saturday. Mr. Wieting urged the commisng for their| wm. Monday through Saturday. | g VO0G0N Place Baptist “church. corner! Mrs. A. T. Dunesst iNorfaminster Pres (sion to appoint an advisory rural children out of the rough cloth in| oy "5. 1s Evangelical and Reformed|o' nm ‘gafly’ . polite | from 8 p.m. all week: from 8:30 a m.|Tadio committee representing farm the Philippines. Garments have church, 13th and Carratitan, i 8. m.-8| "central Avenue Methodist church, 12th | Saturday and Sunday. organizations and the department been re-made as often as 17 times|P m. Monday throug uresy. and Central, daily, 10 a. m. to p.m. (Use| North Side Church of God. 900 W. 32d id thi Second Evangelical church, Church and | 13th st. entrance.) [st., 7.8. m.-9 p. m. Wednesday; 9 a. m. of agriculture, He sa e FOC in Czechoslovakia. And in NOrway,| wiikins sts, 9 a. m.-5 p. m., Seturdays. . First Congregational church, 1518 N.| 12 noon; 6-8 p. m. Sunday. : . — North Side Wesleyan Methodist church, a ; Winthrop at 20th st, 13-8 p. m. Thursday I cauiibiae,,

Local Briefs r ‘SOUND INVESTMENT FOR 1946

The auxiliary to the Brotherhood : : : ’ g i fo of Locomotive Engineers, Indian- : ) ’ { Si apolis division 552, will have a card| J is party at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the 4 4 ¥ Food Craft shop. »

. aid J Prof. Dufae W. Lee, assistant pro- i : hots fessor of pharmacology, and Prof. y Pe ha Joseph Sibley Stull, assistant pro- 5s . : 7 fessor of English, have returned to 4 ; : pd Butler university from the service y Tes and will resume their duties with I

18 East Washington Street

the beginning of the spring semiester, President M. O. Ross said re- bh cently.

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The executive board of Federation of Mothers’ Choruses of Indianapolis public schools will meet in the auditorium of the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility at 10 a. m. Monday. v

Police, sparrows and starlings puzzled over a sahitation crisis at 1335 N. Riley ave. today. Mrs. B. B. Blinn of that address reported the disappearance of her bird bath.

RITES ARRANGED FOR |p DOWNSTAIRS _ MRS. ESTHER SAFFER|g

STORE | Rites for Mrs. Esther Saffer, who {died yesterday in the home of her Where the !daughter, Mrs. Frank Nerenberg of : Y i . Kokomo, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Fashion-Wise Economize Sunday ‘in the. Aaron-Ruben Fu- ! neral home. Interment will be in Sahara Tefllla cemetery. Rabbi Samuel Katz, Rabbi David] Shapiro and Cantor Abraham Porl-| nov will officiate. She was 92. A, former resident of Indianapolis for | 15 years, Mrs. Saffer was a member ‘of Hadassah, the Jewish Home for Make Your Selee- |Aged and the Jewish Educational | association here. » | Besides Mrs. Nerenberg, another tion From Such | daughter, Mrs. Isaac Hurwick of : | Kokomo; two sons, Sam Saffer of Beautiful Furs as: | Terre Haute and Mendel Saffer of | Richmond, and seven grandchildren | survive her.

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