Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1946 — Page 11

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: ¢ 3 a : THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1946 _

FERRIS FOOD MARKETS

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"YOUR G. 1. RIGHTS .

Only Discharges May Get Benefits Allowed by Veterans

WASHINGTON, June 13. — Vet|erans have asked the following [questions regarding the educational under the G.I

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Finished in 18-kt. Geld ~Yellow, Rose, Silver.

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MAIL ORDERS LEADER STORE

Washington & Delaware Sts.

expensive

. . By Douglas Larsen

Q—My son was an officer in the army air force. He just wrote that he had decided to stay in the army as a career man. I want him to continue school, however—at night, if possible. Will he be able to use the veterans’ benefits to do this? A—No, As long as he stays in the army, he is not eligible for veterans’ benefits. Q—I have discovered that my husband won't get any musteringout pay because he received a promotion. Does that mean he won't be able, either, to get the educational benefits due other veterans? A—No, He still will be eligible for all the G.L benefits, Q—I am thinking about going to a college which is very expensive. Will the government pay all the costs and send me there a shorter time, or won't it pay for anything? A~The government will pay the| maximum for tuition and subsistence which would ordinarily he allowed you, and you will have to pay the rest, Q—If I get permission to study at a university in France, will the government pay part of my traveling expenses there? A--No. Q—I am planning to go to eollege. But I know I won't be able

give me. Can I get a part-time job| to help meet expenses, and still get the maximum from the govern-

“A Mile From Higher Prices”

918~926 So Meridian

7 MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON STREET

for 713 Years “It’s Smart to Be Thrifty”

NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH

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Beautiful Ties . . . Bill Folds (%..) . Straw Hats . . . . . Felt Hats . . . Trousers . . . Raincoats . . . Swim Trunks . . Sweaters . . . Tee Shirts . . . 69¢ to

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. 65¢ to $1.00 to 98¢ to $1.95 to $2.95 to $4.70 to $1.98 to $1.95 to

St.

“Father's Day”

THAT LL ul baad

$1.50 $6.00 $3.50 $6.95 $9.75 $8.95 52.95 $6.95 $1.96

Suspenders . . . 50c to

$1.50

Belts—plastic or leather . 69¢ to

$1.50

Liquor Sets . . . $1.39 to

Fitted Travel Sets . . $1.49 to $

Jewelry (1.0) 26¢ to

Cigarette Lighters . 49¢ to

Fountain Pens . . . . $1.00 to

Shaving Sets (7) . . 49¢ to

Tax

Faisy Socks . .

$5.00

Pr. 15¢ to 50¢

Leather Goats , . Leisure Coats . . . $10.95and$

$11.76 to $21.50

14.50

Flashlights, complete . . .

$1.98

Handkerchiefs . . Shoes, Endicott Johnson, $2.95 to

5.40 5.90

25¢ to 39¢

$4.95

Knit Shoris . . .

59¢ to 19¢

th June Coveralls, white & colors, $3.92 to $5.95 Zipper Travel Bags (7%), $2.75 to $5.00 gl Ash Trays . . . 39¢ to $2.98 I Genuine Art Craft Pipes . . . $1.00

HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGA

2 to 20

STORE HOURS: Monday Through Friday Saturdays

9:30 A, M, to 5:30 P. M. | 9:30 A. M. fo 8 P. M. I

Open Saturda Righes Until y

913-926 So. Meridian St.

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Efroymson’s Department Store

ment? A—Yes. QI am a veteran, and was graduated from college. My wife | just has one year to go to get her degree. Is there any way I can | transfer my educational rights to | her? |” A=Ne.

| BUTLER GETS 3 NEW FACULTY MEMBERS

President M. O. Ross of Butler university today announced the appointment of three new faculty members. i“ They are Prof. Harold 8. Frum,

| sociology; Prof. Kenneth J. Deacon, assistant in the department of his{tory and political sclence, and Prof. Emma L. Thornbrough, also an | assistant in the department of his- | tory and political science,

UTES TNT IN BARELY A MINUTE WITHOUT COOKING

ia pd War? TNE 70%

5{-10¢ AY ALL GROCERS

“Now ...name a place where they don't like

Borden's Ice Cream”

And that question really has the kids stopped, betause they know every. body likes that delicious Borden's ice cream, "And," says Elsie, "during Child Health Week is a fine time to remember that ice cream is good for children, too. It's a real health food I' There's a Borden dealer near you.

Borders

~ FURNAS

to live on what the government will |}

| SPICED LUNCHEON .......~ 49¢

| assistamt in the department of |

||PEACHES

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rim INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MAP CHILD SAFETY, |maseriune, woogie RECREATION PLANS

department, and holding parents Plans to improve child recreation

CUT TO THREE YEARS

Indianapolis high school R. O. T. C. instruction’ will be conducted on a three-year basis beginning

RO.T.C. COURSE HERE 04 » wr va sty ar me ini ing ot Ee ——. SEE

with the fall term, Maj. Floyd L. Carlisle, professor of military seis ence and tactics, “announced today. The four-year term of training was reduced by a recent war department order, Maj. Carlisle said. . Freshmen will not be enrolled

duct; bicycle regulation enforcement ‘and opening of all available space in the- city parks for playwere outlined yesterday at a meet- | grounds. ing in the office of William A, Evans, safety director for Indianapolis public schools.

Ovganizalons represented at the meeting were Parent-Teacher assoRecommendations included employment by the city of enough

ciation, police and park departplayground supervisors to open 10

ments, safety council, Boy Scouts, additional playgrounds for the sum-

responsible for their children's confacilities and reduce safety hazards

sheriff's office, Hoosler Motor club and the church women's organization.

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CHEESE

Colby Type, Excellent for sandwiches or cooking. Tasty, tangy Lb.

The ideal luncheon meat or for hot meat loaf,

| Assorted Cereals ,.., 19¢

1 Country Club | E- 7 E Emeigency; While mies wa a sii 4 B A K FLOUR" SHYiice - Rice Krispies _ ,.... 12¢ Kellogg's Post Toasties ,,.. 13¢

General Foods

PEANUT BUTTER

My-T-Fine Desserts, ,, 5¢ Lemon, Chocolate Pie Crust sa 136 Jifty Mix Dred Prunes Ln 18 C IG ARET i ES: Roputne Brands carton Windex we 121/2¢

Windew Cleaner

CANTALOUPES]

California Vine Ripened, Sweet, Fine Flavored, Thick Meated. Enjoy These Delicious Melons Now, They Are A Real Treat. Priced Low.

s 10:

Ih. 1 Kc | POTATOES Calif. Long White. U.S. No. 1, Size A, Washed 10 Ibs. 43

| WATERMELONS hem qriers or

Georgia Hiley Belle Freestone. Ripe, Juiley. The Lotion

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39° POTATOSALAD .... BAKED BEANS cc. wr even 16°

A Real Treat Celle Wrap.

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10 Ibs.

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2-Ib. jar

leo ind CANAY SOAP.....3 20°

Soap of Beautiful Women.

BOSCUL TEA ~-.o- «« 38° WOODBURY SOAP. .3 - 23°

The Skin You Love to Touch—-While supplies last.

SUTHO SUBS wove ve = = 23° PHOENIX COFFEE ~---- -» 33¢ PUREX OLIV-LO SOAP . ... 3 20°

Like Soap.

LAVA SOAP weve 3 -~ 26°

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Fillet

Haddock Fillets

Excellent

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Flounder Fillets

ml Skin removed, no waste. Delicious broiled, fried. Ib.

LAKE HERRING

| Direct from the Lakes. Dressed. Pan size. Ib.

PICKEREL

Fresh dressed, head removed. Fine baked. Ib.

VARIETIES

BEST FOR

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With box top from Kroger Teo. Mail to Kroger, Box 1122, Cincinnati 1,

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- 45¢

Marion County Hot House. Vine Ripened. .

I TOMATOES LEMONS Ib. 13¢ Green Beans 2... 29¢ CABBAGE Ib. 3c

Sunkist, full of juice. Tender, Young, Round Stringless reen, Solid, Fresh Heads.

| ONIONS 3 ,.. 23¢c ORANGES 5 ,.. 44c CARROTS 2,.. 19

|] California Red or Whites. Florida Valencias, Extra Juiey. Medium Size, Fancy Arizona.

DON'S POTATO CHIPS 10° 15° . 25°

RIT IT: CANNING SUPPLIES Ed

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