Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1946 — Page 8

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PIMPLES

| regardless of weather

inches thick.

ugly facial blemishes;

for certain external skin irritations | time.

TING is both fungicidal and antiseptic. It is a dainty, pleasant-to- of wallboard,

contact! It

, Only 50 cents at your druggist. Donald Johnson.

Monday or Thursday from 6:30 to 9 P. M,

the entire organization.

Central Business Colleg

333 N. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis 6, Indiana

A Bu ee In an effort to speed veterans’ Ee outa Blocked And when housing a city-wide drive for paper properly to be converted into wallboard will

atu Be on er mow, Take them as Working with Mayor Tyndall's Shroctad. gently and vely “un: | emergency housing committee, the

| Marion county salvage committee ager with your food. : ou get pon Od. trom indigestion s0 | will collect paper in four sections of can again. \ ? Carter's %t any drugstore—254. (the city, with Meridian and 16th §

‘| City trucks will pick up paper ac- | cording to the following schedule: Southwest section, Sept. 9; north|west, Sept, 10; northeast, Sept. 11 land 12, and southeast, Sept. 13. | Paper of Any Kind The collection will be conducted conditions. Paper of any kind will be accepted, but it is requested that the paper be tied in bundles approximately 18

Fred G. Phillips and Harry F ; Miedema Jr. co-chairmen of the| TIS project, pointed out that the drive] will aid substantially in providing

pimples, blotches may be der. |housing as wallboard is a Hmiting | ~———ve———— — the medical name |factor in construction at the present

ot ae Dighe ar fungi. Such Direct to Mil and annoying. Arrangements have been made

A common-sense way to combat |through the national them is with a fungicidal prepara- | authority to send the paper direct-| CHICAGO, tion such as TING. ly to mills specializing in production

tuse, non-gre cream that kills sub-committees for .the salvage at. ion drive are: Weights and statistics,

OOOO TARAS

New Classes Start Sept. 3

Registrations Arranged This Week

The school offices will be open daily from 8:30 to 4:30 and until noon Saturday for counsel and registration. Applicants for evening sessions may contact the school persopally any

@ Intensive, Progressive Methods ® Active Employer Demand BS @ Competent, Friendly Instructors ® Free Placement Service 4 ® Approved for G. I. Training ® Certificates Awarded be : Oh

? This is the INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE of Indian= apolis. The others are at Marion, Muncie, Logansport, Anderson, Kokomo, Lafayette, Columbus, Richmond and Vincennes. Attend one of the ten and enjoy the prestige and following of

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Allkalizers | Conversion Into Housing nd Wallboard Planned.

housing

fungi . may be just what you need to help | Mrs, William Meyers; publicity, Or- visit yesterday. clear up the iin condition that is [ville Wise, E. A. Knightlinger and bothering you. Even if othe prod- Jack Harding; arrangements, wets have faded, got TiNG Aun | Luther Tex and William Hamilton, saplae ea eam today. |..q disposition of paper stock,

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OUTSTANDING QUALITY ! Can Still Be Purchased

ECONOMICALLY ‘

You'll see quality when you step into our store , » + l00 closer and you will discover that prices are amazingly low— years of furniture buying ex: perience plus low overhead enable us to sell for less . . » You'll find the following scarce items ready for immediate de-

livery...

® Radios ® Gas Stoves ® Decorators Carpet ® Chrome Dinette Sets ® Coolerator Refrigerators ® Combination Radio . Phonographs

Y rsatility that is always populat

+ + + Seats four or two for dinin and between meals becomes i, $3950 attractive console table. Walnut ) fished mahogany veneer top , ,. $1.25 The ideal table for the home with a ying and dining rooms combined. ~~ Week

Styled in graceful Chippendale and rich

mahogany in a variety of

covers . . . Youll also tina sofas in ihe

Chippendale tradition,

$1 4995 TERMS

Parking Lot Is [DENY ANY THREAT Good Landing Spot

Aug. 20 (U, P= Richard E. Dechart, 22, and his fiancee, Miss Patricia Simms, 19, dropped into Chicago for a brief

They “dropped in” when their two-seater monoplane was forced down in a- downtown parking lot because of bad weather. ee Mr. Dechart, a flying instructor at Waukegan, Ill, was returning with Miss Simms, whose home is at Tulsa, Okla. from Valparaiso, Ind., where they had been visiting. They ran into a heavy fog as they neared the lot on the lake

wrhis parking lot looks like a i likely spot,” Mr. Dechart told his

Motorists and streetcar passengers® saw the plane make a perfect landing in the empty lot. When the ceiling lifted, Mr. Dechart and Miss Simms took off

CUTS ARTERY OPENING JAR | Payl J. McPherson, 50, is in fair condition in Methodist hospital today after severing an artery in his left wrist when a fruit jar broke | while he was attempting to open it at his home, 2152 N. Alabama st.

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DRIVE FOR PAPER] Her ‘Dead Husband Returns to Life

Mrs. Esther Jackson, of Nashville, Tenn., will soon see her husband, Pvt, Gene Jackson of Muncie, Ind, whom she had believed dead for two years. The army reported Pvt. Jackson killed in action in 1944, but he was found recently in an army hospital in Weisbaden, Germany, where he had been recovering from wounds and amnesia. He'll be returned home soon.

ened by Jewish extremists.

The spokesman appeared surprised at the report and expressed indignation at being awakened after midnight because of “some news-

paperman’s daydream.”

was’ nothing to it.”

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BUMPER CORN CROP FORECAST

Hoosier Farmers Face Serious Storage Problem.

With record breaking corn Ppro-

ON BEVIN'S LIFE" = —

PARIS, Aug. 29 (U. P.).—An official British spokesman said today he had no information concerning right shoulder yesterday when his |a report that Foreign Secretary motorcycle skidded on loose gravel

| Ernest Bevin's life had heen threat- lat Stadium dr. and 16th st, throwing him to the pavement, He was| treated at City hospital and sent |

French security police said “there retiring was some little agitation about 15 |S. Gale of the G. A. R. with a boudays ago when"some crackpot wrote | quet of flowers this morning in bea letter of that Kind, but there half of Negro veterans of Indian-

duction forecast in Indiana and the | nation at large, farmers face a | serious storage problem, L. M. Vog|ler, state director of the production and marketing administration, warned today. Indiana's 1947 corn estimate, as | released this month by the U. S. department of agriculture, is 247,775.000 bushels. Last year's production was 235,956,000 bushels, {and the year before it was 176,244 ,- {000 bushels. «If. farmers had trouble storing their 1945 crop, then there's double | trouble ahead if they don’t make { plans immediately to crib their share of the 1946 production,” Mr! Vogler declared. He pointed out that grain piled |on the ground is not eligible for a | government loan, and farmers may |need corn loans this year to avoid | suffering a loss due to drop of prices at harvest time. The PMA, Mr. Vogler said, is attempting to assist farmers in ob- | taining materials for construction

{of cribs. “Materials for temporary |,

las well as permanent cribs are {hard to get,” he declared, “and considerable time will be required to get what is available.”

PATROLMAN INJURED

| Motorcycle Patrolman ‘Robert Reasoner, 38, received a fractured

home. G. A. R. CHIEF GIVEN BOUQUET The Y. M. C. A. and Harpole posts of the American Legion presented Commander-in-Chief Hiram

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