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_|according to New Orleans Indus- business in Argentina. H. Gardner, Baltimore & Ohio; C. | TD , | Erialist Andrew J. Higgins, is to| Mr. a oni he found that Lt. Gov. James to Address C. Shoulty and S. L. Wehrung, HP : ‘apologize to - Argentina and Gen. Arf entina had an attitude of * ‘com- | | Monon; E. D. Holcomb and P. J. STORAGE BINS os Club Lists Winners Juan Peron, its president. ple friendliness’ toward the Ohio Valley Group. | Naugle, Illinois Central; W. H. Mc- FROM For April. " Mr. Higgins said on his return | | United States and the’ it “behooves| Lt. Gov. Richard T. James ana Kitrick, Indianapolis Union; T. W. | from South America that he was! 'us to make amends for the affronts| George W. Barnard of Washington, | | English and V, M. Ousey, New York ud *= Nati Conti on Short | Ad-of-the-Month awards to' In-| tremendously” impressed by Peron, we have given them.” . 'D C. chairm f th Céhtral; C. R. Deets and F. J. De- : ation Continues on dianapolis advertisers for the month | Whose inauguration he witnessed in) He said he was “tremendously im-| ~~” rman of the interstate Grief, Nickel Plate; T. E. Boyle-and Billfold, $1 Bread Rations as jof April were announced at the Buenos Aires. pressed” by Peron's sincerity, add- {commerce commission, will speak at | |W. P. Hammond, Pennsylvania, and | Indianapolis Ad club's meeting last| The wartime boat builder accused ing that “he is deeply hurt by the a luncheon highlighting the 78th | Cc. W. _Blacklidge, Raliway Express. Home Her | Thursday. Winners in the various|U. S. Assistant Secretary of State way his motives are misunderstood.” meeting of the Ohio Valley trans- Ha In Doul

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A bumper ‘wheat crop was filling | |& Co.; smaller than half page, The a dictator than Peron. He sug- [coercion every actual or implied ob-| - storage bins in the Central Plains (Wm. H., Block Co.; newspaper gusted that Mr. Braden be made [ligation or understanding “reached Sponsored by the Indiana State | will valued at $130 Icolor, H. P. Wasson Co. American ambassador to Russia by delegates at the recent Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Indian-| ing today fro states today. | Two awards went to Keeling &|"DeT® “We need to get tough.” | conference of Chapultepec. apolis Chamber of C I = : appreciate in an apartme Grain dealers, however, believed O.T K Co., one in the magazine elas] ges ads mi Board} LONG BEACH, Cal, June 17 (U, at least t. A reusser " - " st. farmers would hold their wheat for | cation for a Hastings Manufactur- S M k | 4 ¥ Trade end Talc club, We PiieThe Solon hgll of Howard Mrs. Arth | { , y i ) ; ” ' Ss. ur higher prices and that the nation] |ing Co. advertisement, and in radio teer ar et mproves ere, uncheon will be held tomorrow at Hughes’ $20.000,000 plywood fying one week's abd ow t would continue on short bread ra-| j Spot announcements for the Casite! the Lincoln. . boat today rested safely at a dock notice for told 9? oe : Corp. VY b+ C i St 4 Devoted to special commitiee Where ‘the experimental plane will . police she Ons. : ) u | Best radio commercial was won | ea ers, ogs on nue ea meetings, today’s program featured be assembled. rm . . locker since la Meanwhile, the bread shortage re : . ; Flowers for Church In oth w worse and spokesmen for the| 'by the Pearson Co. for its show | talks by prominent industrialists’ The 220-foot hull was inched ; TY olLher rej BE industry sak scores of bak« | “Pearson Time” handled by Bozell, A definitely improved quality in, GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (2025) from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and &Cross a pontoon bridge last night, and Reception— ing the weeke: eries across the nation would bel {& Jacobs. The award for the best| the steer division was noted today Butchers West Virginia, completing a 28-mile journey from truck to haul forced to close this week trade paper ad went to Caldwell-|8s prices held on the strong side. 1 pont +43 {Hau 25! Tomorrow's program includes a the Hughes factory near Culver Your Bouduete containing $15 Walter R. Scott secretary of the! | Baker Co. for its client, the Ken-| An increase of 525 steers over Sat-| 160- 300 pounds morning session and the luncheon. City. The two wing sections, each y i Mrs. Edna A. Kansas Oity Board of Trade, pre-| [nedy Carliner & Bag Co. The Con. | Urday’s 400 was revealed. | JS J pone #8 g,03[C. T. Coy, trafic manager for gi |180 feet long, previously had been ave. Saturday y . Ari pre-1 tinental Optical Co. was also a| Vealers and hogs also continued Medium—~ ; [Lilly & Co., is program chairman moved to the dock. . w Flowers for the $130 In dicted that despite Kansas’ bumper | PE 20 { doubl on a firm key while spring lambs| 160- 229 pounds ............ [email protected]% : Movement of the torpedo-shaped Wedd: A Dbillfold Glop-far exceeding recent esti- | e winner; in direct mail and pring Packing Sows : Officials at Meeting f 0 Nedding Party— stolen 1 f Lr a f point-of-sale display. showed a strong to 50 cent higher| Good to Choice— Officigls 'w fuselage took two days. Its arrival en Irom mates—the amount of wheat reach- | C. E. Dixon R. B. Clevering | The contest was Judged by a com- | trend. Receipts of 2925 hogs sold’ Fie 300 pounds ve sveseeee I 1 : cials who will figure actively at the pontoon bridge across Cer- ot ! Mrs. Sam Co ing the market would be only a nh = mittee from the Peoria Advertising| % tively at the stockyards Coto Socata —~ 2 lhe meeting are Herschel A. ritos channel] to Terminal island was { w Your Go ng-Away ave. trickle. |& Selling club, Peoria, Ill, undef| Receipts: 400. Calves and 229, Modlugee “0 hs EIT os r Speer. TErShurtation director timed lor hich ude so the bridge Corsage The Hshing Reports Same Everywhere } the chairmanship of Paul ©. Smith. | Sheep. 260- 530 pounds ... [email protected] | of the Indiana State Chamber of would be perfectly level. Engineers : a loss for Rob Mr. Scott said farmers were “ex bs ship » SIH Jem esse rime ese ag | Madi ta. GoD SURNEEY Pigs | Commerce, of Indianapolis, general said it would take several months Capitol ave, . § Ss we =] 90- 120 pound: 1 chair i v boar e tremely resentful” of the govern- Lahr Co. Moves Office LOCAL ISSUES | Pounds Hq s wah of He Ohig Valley board; 10 complete the assembly ipihent, 3 v : i > CATTLE (925) S. C. Higgins, of the New River drive % The ALLIED valued at $250 ment wheat program. He said they The Fred W. Lahr Co. announces | N Steers Coal Operators Assn., Mount Hope LOCAL PRODUCE e automobile ye “ iw om ! tat 1 -| . » ' ’ regard it as “an attempt to deprive | - the removal of its main office to Med by iam | Too- ‘500 pounds [email protected] W. Va, alternate chairman; J. P.|- | FLORISTS Assn., 63d st. them of higher prices that may be | larger quarters at 209 Kresge build- | . STOCKS Bid Asked| 900-1100 pounds -. ... 4... 17.004 18.05 o de | ,Y,YY— a of Indianapolis hi Agents Pin Corp com 2 44 Haynes, Louisville Board of Trade : j A hitch-hike granted later.” mg from the Board of Trade build | ‘Agents Fin Corp pid I 1a | 1300- 00-1300 Bins 1 00618 08 A. F. Dorenbusch, Raym i B | PRICED FOR Tul: MELVIY form, robbed - Amer States pfd . vesnrve 4 ‘ 3 @is aymonc 388 | Ppoultrv: Hens, 4% Ib d uc; |, : “Reports are the same every- Two Other Personnel Shifts ine. The old location will be re-|amer States cf A ........... Bh soar oo | Co, Middletown, 0.; C. W. Memke, | under. 0c: springs, 41s (bs and over, |") Flowers E. 334 at. of 3 where” he said. “Farmers will not A A d tained for the present for a part| Amer State ¢ be Boa [38 naies ooo: Ju Jeunes sroreseenns 1350017 004 Edwards Manufactaring: Co. Cin 22¢; under. 20c; Leghorns. 18¢; Leghorn | Tel hed! ington blvd. ar sell any =a {abl | +a % 100-1300 pound anaes ) ‘Qy - | hens, 19¢; 1946 springs, 30c; 1946 oroil- | elegr : 1 ppreciable amount of re Announced. {of the agency's activities. Arshire Col com ; 40% 3300 1500 DOURAS xxiratineas 3 i Hp cinnati: R. H. Hagerman, National | rs. 30c; roosters, 16c: ducks. 15c; geese | ut 69raphed! Three men } their grain. Belt R Stk Yds prd Bm Mem Cash Register © : Dayt: y |20C; eapons, 6 ibs. and over. 0c; under old Overman c {reus ‘mer 3 ; . ar . . - § o., Dayton; J. J.|22 : Ee ] Frank Jungewaelter, executive O. T. Kreusser, former director | Chicago Man to Speak | Bobbs- Merril 2% pid evens dl ne 130 pounes weresasseee 1 G0B1008! 2 een OE Bs Deyn J 2 Sos Geritot resevmiss. 54. Tr. oven st. yesterday 1 e ” " 4 rill oom ........004, i ‘ — teers i VS IW Cel © gen- |, Sy Cy . secretary of the Associated Bakers of service and traning, has been| William R. Harshe, Chicago pub-|Central Soya com wat ig soi4 | Common, pounds - 12.50@ 14.00 | €ral manager, New York Central | Jac; #raded sav [TES 3360 A medi aftr at Michigan a of America, predicted that bakery | op hointed engineering administra-|lic relations counsel and publicist, | Theater eum ess 3 Heit | System, Cincinnati; J. P. Dock | Bunerhae bie Held | shutdo®mns would increase sharply | *Comwith Loan 47% pid .... 104 107 choco elfers roysLem, innati; ckter, | : 5 = eld . beginning today. ¢ P jrer at the Allison division of Gen- vi be the speaker at the weekly Cons Pin Corp pid .......... BW | Boi B00 DOUBUS .o.s.viesns 16 [email protected] district manager, car service di- i : : - Meanwhile, He said reports indicated 175 |eral Motors Corp, E. B. Newill el Auteristng Qi of Ei Lab com i 31 | 00.1000 pounds '.l........ [email protected]| vision, Association of = American Seal ox PSE ing Alonzo Ex incoln - ayne RR pfd 102'; 103'a| u : > bakerles in Philadelphia alone general manager here, has ab- lay noon UrS- | Herff-dones cf A Pe 1a Wan S00 Sug poungs « re IIIS TS | Railroads, Cincinnati; G. H. Koes- ave, on a vag would be forced to close thi Kk. | . hie | Hook Drug Co com .......... 24 . | Medium— > Terr 2 (terman, field secretary, Ohio Val- stabbing Satur se this week. | nounced. His subject is to be “Public Re-|Ind 3 sto bel a apt. lis Cl) 500-900 pounds ee... [email protected] | ley Transportation Advisory Board Harrison, sold! : “ " { ¢ Mic ee ep 12 ommo v 3 ; , 0d i} Black Market Item Contracts from the military llations for All” a discussion of the tndpis P& Lec cress 33 34Y | 500- 900 pounds ... [email protected] Cincinnati; J. G. Young, Columbus, streetcar. Jos fy The board of governors of the [services and a large amount of in- advantages of public relations as indpls P& L V% pra’ 00% 1 | Cows (all weights) O., chamber of comme E C stabbed in th | | Indi w .3 - |OQ, C - : Ice; : American Bakers association : ® an adjunct to advertising in rela-| Indbls Water Class Foon. 5h 13% Good [email protected] | 5 A . § ne 1 dustrial development work have Rode . { Medium [email protected] | Perkins, Appalachian Coals, * Inc : bert G. Kuyke 1 charged that “bureaucratic bun- jUon to the problems of manufac- | investors Telephone 3s wic] 8p 1917 | Gutter and common 8.50@1175 | Cincinnati; J. W. Peters, Delco 4 in the left an | gling and mismanagement have |S7€atly increased the number of turers, retailers and industrialists Fit Nat Life com ......... 134 jCanne: gs LN er 7.008 8% Remy division, General Motors A man who caused intolerable bread shortages Projects in our engineering depart-| Mr. Harshe heads his own firm,|Kingan & Co ptd 313 gmp Beet She 10 Yeqole) . £ gan & Co pid ver. 93% 97 | Beel-— {Corp., Anderson, Inc John Tunstall it and breadlines unparalleled in| /ment and have made it necessary | William R. Harshe & Associates in|pcoin ear, Go 3 Did... 300, ug : Boe (all weights) ........ 10001580 giz], Louisville pide py i ; is being held b s history.” [to add a substantial number of | Shicage, w which is affiliated Withif R Mailers com ans ad] Good fe. 1230@1400] Shi hrs. min. 8 ing in the af ' “The staff of life is now an tone | i the local public relations firm of | Ma; mon-Herri ington com .. 14% 13! . Medium ‘ [email protected] | Shippers’ Committee pea @ the Janert M § portant black market item the PcOP.® 0 the department since the Maxwell -& Associates, He 15 a) mca tw oo Jp2 174 OWS aig Smmen . #30@n3| Indianapolis members of the ship- 15% Pederal 1200 W. Ray i board said. {irst of the year,” Mr. Newill said.| member of the boards of directors progres BD Se aril ION] od and a YES 110m} pers’ committee are C. H. Schmidt, udi% . night : y Bakers criticized the gove 's | {of the National Associatio -|Pub Serv of Ind rr i AB | Commen ant 130m 18.00 Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.; Freeman | or i reduction of their he Sosernmencel. wer HI anes un {lic Relations Counsels, oy on {RD serv of 1nd 6% ptd od Agi Cults ne en u 20a1200 Bradford, Indianapolis Board of | 3 I I § ry et £ uti e are the ap-| io i So Ind G&E 4.8% eee Feeder and Stocker Cattl d Cal | Drate) EPC } C un i I ’ a 3 > 4 puting the theory that it would | . . . | the Publicity Club of Chicago. 500s Gal 3% Pid... 1100 a3 ay re and trv ostello, Acme Evans : a neon I a cooling-roon § Increase bread production by cut- [potsitmens of Charles E. Dixon as i meee mane OE An I PB 3 | a {Co.; F. A. Doebber, Citizens Gas & | : tric hoist. Pc 5 ting pastry output. ead of the service department here Terre Haute Malleable....... 9% 10%) 500- 800 pounds ............ 16 wai? yl OokE Utility; G. H. Evans, Evans| or your. travel agent Tun hidi ! “This is a brazen attempt to 38 Richard B. Clevering to head NEW FIRMS AND 3 ay Tachine Som Fr dranunin 3 oj ST0c1050 pounds ...ciiiuanse [email protected] | Milling Co.; H. B. McNeely, Indian~| y - al stall hidin 3 . a EE en ! —————————— change and control the eating hab- Allison's branch office In Dayton, PARTNERSHIPS {Yuion 31g com Les 38 zee 800-1080 pouna a i EH 00 apolis Chamber of Commerce; P. R.| its of the nation” the bakers’ as- | Mr. Dizon formerly was in|-—————— te § ass Semen ore | Medium— | Van Treese, J. D. Adams Manu- | on sociation said. “A cut in er | charge of the Dayton office. Mr. The Parrow Co. 3162 Kenwood ave. En-| i Ri = Pig ca n re Choice an closely sorted 15.78 Reise facturing CO a, Clemons, FASTE N / , cannét increase. the supply of |C\cVeriNg until his recent discharge) ures apd aubnie, Ernes: oma Farrow | Ch of Com Bldg 4128 61...... 98 a SHEEP (229) | Switzer Cummins Co; H. A. Connor,| {£8 0 Jones bread. The cut will further red as a lieutenant colonel in the!E Farrow Jr. and enwoo rnest | Citizens Ind Tel 4lzs 61 103 at | Wilson Milk C C.V uce 0 and Mary T. Parrow, 3546! Col ' 7 Ewes (Shorm) 0. V. Curren, In- 4 the overall su " army air forces attached to the air Chceland ave : . is pun... 0 21 ides ung. chee «veer. 1500 850 dianapolis Glove Co; oy FLY THE GREAT SILVER FLEET pply of food. _ Stadium Super Service. 1240 W. 16th. | Hoosier Crown 5s 56 +...| Common snd medium 6.50@ 750 po. H. J. Filoy, " > Better Than Average James) command Gajolime Service station, Berry W Roehl Indpls P & L Tas 0. anne Bi of len 3 Lambs (Shorn) Chevrolet commercial body division : ; y John H. S J : anes an el s Indpl By 57 » | Choice and closeiy sorted 16.00 1 otors Cor Tillis ¢ Meanwhile, combines rolled Teaiuey Soldiers (Speedway Motor Service, 32 Blows. | Ina’ Assoc Tel Co 3% Tp i104 © | Sechatdagnoice ire 1d Weim Oooo Vos Corp: Wiliam L mander of tl through wheat fields in Kansas, “J reusser headed Allison's Iota: Ed Fox 1126 Kelly ot j Poking Sat Sal wm Common . hbo : iE 06133 ee believes the U SAS fot arts 1 4 25 xr A Kin, 0 s 3 x we ———— . - Oklahoma and Southern Illinois. “OT!d-Wide servicing activities dur- pa tor Parts Mart 1238 W. 10th Motor! N Ind Pub EE Tere i 100% r—— severely anal harvesting better than average ing the war and supervised a school! Rae! and Lucille Roehl, 969 N. Campbeil Pub gory Sad 3les Besse, 103 an} u. S. STATEMENT any proposals crops. which trained more than 100,000! Le Mock Dress Shoppe 3504 Coliege ave Trac Term Corp 5387. ...... 9 - atomic energy ‘my etal] sto es wear /{lliams At a half dozen spots in Kansas, e0listed army and other personnel s Alen. 218" Cotener 3 Mave. amie | vEx-aty idend mh n "| WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. P.) —Goy- 1h 2 yenory however, farmers said they would S€'vicing Allison engines. nu & Tov Biores 8002 P jornment expenses and receipts for the headquarters, store their wheat in sheds. pins | He came to Indianapolis in Jan- ton Dike: Retajing. biores. ans endle- PLANE MAKER "ASKS arent, Byes year through June 13 com- “The Legion er ( a : even on the ground, rather than Ya. 1937, from General Motors Tndiana Bike & Toy iy 3159 E 10th YULE VACATION 0,928,101, 4.401, 117.7 Ing over te 0. K. Expenses $60,928,101,439 $94,401,117,732 | power to the

and until all Four conferen rest of the wc imperialistic distrust of our them all, is’ or Mr. Stelle s: “examine criti before we app out receiving | peace ourselve (The Ameri

send it to market. {research laboratories. In 1922 he|Reiailing bicycles, toys. Tire Service Corp., 3 Grain elevator operators at Pratt, {became head of the technical ata esi er es See. 5905 College av HAWTHORNE, Cal, June 17 (U. Receipts 30710841, 004 a 208, Tas, a1 | Hutchinson, Garden City and other | Section of research laboratories and [Taz fogd ie oP 0034 Prins Prim: P.).—A paid Christmas week vaca- | zi, Poot J12is 58451 2.004300.5% wheat centers said farmers were|Chairman of G-M's new devices |, Beltone Indianapolis Co. 830 Stare Cire! ton for employees of Northrop Air- | Public Debit 271.160.815.168 242.787.264.689 demanding “storage tickets” en-|COmmittee. From 1924 to 1929 heC OME. oHiearing aids. Paul ‘Bessinger. 4631 Craft Co. was announced today as |Go!d Reserve 20.270036.646 20,267,660,641 abling them to retain control of | Was director of the company’s prov- | groceries wad Liket. 1400 8. Meridian st An addition to the regular tWo weeks, INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE ri ! meats. John L. Bernardic, | leave with pay for employees who! Clearings ..$ 6,339,000

the wheat +ing ground at Milford, Mich., and 1441 S. Meridian . , ' ! eri : Ophelia B ern ebits 1 \ P Bernardi, have completed a year's service. b bits - 31, 708,000

e ansas City market revie as 0 A . auty 8 arson ave a Mott Col era - Th K < t ket w from 1930 to 1931 he w direct« f {abe Be Shop, 3118 ¢ Lg ( eT onu, general man

reported that growers were releas- engineering tests for the Fisher Beauty shop. Mabel Louise Bateman 3118 ing only five to 25 per cent of wheat Body divicion eR CT, ager and chairman of the board of _ Sonotone of Indianapolis 18 Hume Northrop said he believed the com-

brought to terminal points, storing: In his new position, Mr. Kreusser Mansur bldg. Hearing ads Carl J Fleger. 13472 S& Meridian ' ¢ pany was the first large organiza-

the rest will ‘supervise scheduling. financing . : Th OErSonel SC guig ANCINR.| Webber Freezer and Refrigeration Co. LON to establish such a plan e meat shortage was growing Personnel, procurement and con- P R. 6 Box 638-W Manufacturers sales hac } i plan. It more severe, too. Chicago custom- (Tact follow=up for the engineering 3 A wo C. Webher, R. R 6 Box has been submitted to the wage tee, composed war II, at th

stabilization board for approval tion at Des M

adopted a reso trol of atomic

ers swarmed into the stockvards to department. .In addition, he will rn buy meat directly from the packers: continue to supervise the publica-

Most packers ordinarily do not sell tions and school sections of th P ibi I t of U. g at retail, but because of the crowds Service department. 2 ? : Ossi | y O perating

jamming the yards one sold hall a Nations.) ham to each customer S | Mi " ems MARION FARMERS ome Coa Ines Is Seen FIVE GET TRUCK WHEAT : Five India ! BY RORERY T! SVLOR | sets safety standards for the mine. g graduates = Indianapolis floor mill a 1 T0 SEE 0AT . oward Staff Writer ; ) ships in the | quiere ie paying $188 per Busha) er! WASHINGTON, June 17.— The re a Seyonyis sent 8 American Gy i wheat (other grades on ral government may end: up for a health and welfare fund diana univers

jorie Johnso Howe; Mar jor Mary Lou Ti Phyllis Sockle

merits). oats. No. 2 white or No ! or miners, and Testing 3 bs. oF better Elo corn. Ne 3 | Marion county farmers will ob- #8 "the actual opesgtor of some of |} ae ren 10using and sanitation in mine vil-

yellow shelled. $136 per bushel and No 2 hire hits shelled corn. § of |serve the growth of seven oat va- the nation's large Jeoal mines, if | Jages. It will eve tuall orn ventually set e | rieties during the next two weeks | Private operators quit, as some of price at which he can sell his Wo AS al

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E. J. (GENE) FRANCK

’ | growth, coloring, heading and dis-| ‘nether or not the federal coal The “government operator” then Listen fo | ease resistance of the crops mines administration takes over the has to getermine whether he can f oe . Horace E. Abbott, Marion county '/°P Of mining coal will be deter- continue in businss, under the in- or ! to: oers | BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS" | agricultural agent, said today that|Mined on the basis of a survey greased costs involved in the wage- Take a Vacation ( | tama , viceland, clinton, benton, NOW being made and scheduled tor | 20 ~cost scale set by the govern- vs y oy | columbia, vanguard and cartier are COmpletion next Friday ment, Fix U Your Car, Nom Merrill Ich Pina rs § Beane | Lhe darieties planted on the Walter! Thus far, in the two and one- If he decides he can't operate at Lay in Your Coal, | Askren farm on state rd. 29 half weeks since settlement of the 2 profit, the government is in the W—————————————————————— Indi uD Every night Looking forward to increasing C081 strike, government operation of SoA business. or, Meet Any Other a a . grain yields next vear, farmers soon | [¢ mines has been a legal fictic Nationalization of the coal mines? Need or Emerge . | - Monday through Friday |i view special demonstrat bean The private operator its Oo Or, at least some of them? The 18 MONTHS To SPAY Singtel W WFBM-10:15 p the development of hybrid corn, PUsiness, pays his payroll, makes coal industry doesn’t know, But it . M. | soybeans, alfalfa and red clover on loans from the bank, pockets the has a strong feeling that what is ESTATES LOAN cal minister janet county farms, Mr. Abbott Profits | ROINg on now in the industry is a 0 Te dr . a SAK { Operates at Own Risk bE Meh un Patonslisslion, COMPANY, INC. ane - Lo ’ committee, an AO — [ He is “John Doe, government lation. BiLY. OF any legis. 912 Kahn Bldg. " LI-6376 ! Claude Peppe y operator,” - instead of “John Doe, . . MERIDIAN AND WASH. STS. named to ke for Somplote Optical Service private operator,” but he operates ro er Br eo re hi Whes Your Cash is Lean; ’ ’ convention Ju e entire family. Evening . office the mines at his own risk and for > Lean on Gene Until entry hours Monday and Friday back. riday till 8:30 p. m. his own account : ———— — -— senate “race . The government, however De t | Eyes E ' ver, sets | mocrais m for i sg Ae Wages, Pours and Working eons FOR CLOTHES CARE Beginners need no experience . . . Starti t high Yention: daje em ditions of the operator's employes, eg } pe + + « Starting rates are hig for the top #) DR. 'H. C # 0 ‘ .. Working 3 to 11:30 p.m. the average is more than $50 after another i CaF BHRBACH ’ Sh e R : S . weekly. You have 6 paid holidays — a host of attractive ths ROMinEN 302 Kahn Bld 0 epair pecial ! benefits. Enjoy music while you work—pay while you ". Can Meridian at LE HEELS ATTACHED IN learn, creating world-famous Victor Records and RCA The total li » Evenings by Appointment . MA.0662 TOP QUALITY » Radio Tubes. You may work dressed up . .. It's light, easy, Siduses for A —————————— . : b : : s . only ree. wen MATERIAL RESTORES APPEARANCE—INCREASES WEAR : clean. At RCA your job is a profitable reality. Extraordi- Shelbyville, f bra CANVAS ; EYPERTLY & CONVENIENT : nary, too, are recreation facilities, regular rest periods, a missioner, ha ’ 3a..13 3 ifn t Roo : see ta By — By FINISHED | ; LOCATIONS : hospitalization, group life insurance, appetizing food in Seek init and the For Al Cash and Carry | : RCA cafeterias, and easy transportation. Come out now! has entered ‘YARD the Family ; 3909 E. 10th St. 1115 College ave. : 1 tendent of pu WEBBING | POT ; api, TF Swine Oiner ‘can : ; Join the 2 E. Michigan ave. J to announce : Thrifty | . st. 1028 Oliver ave. t : i. RCA VICTOR DIVISION but ‘it appe Canvas and Webbing Products . | FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY | chief _probier LE Made to Ord FASTEST SHOE REPAIR | North and East—CH-8580. Brightweod—CH-386) Pe 7 E 0, a approached 5 Order mn BIO | » -_ If ers Woute E-YOU-WAIT SERVICE { : | effort would id SANVAS | 1 ’ . organisation f Ie PRODUCTS McCRORY'S | WWE CLEANERS 3310 EAST MICHIGAN STREET J Szrimsion aw at : (OF iment 2400 || 17 BE WASHINGTON ST. ———————————————— : likely. " — - . . | . Downstairs : . . . Ais ' Mr. Coers, $ § is ey Him . date, is a nat i 4 A : » ’ ., » x £ & i