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| | » | | FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. 13.—

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brother, .Joseph. | built-in kitchen, cabinets 5 Varier. "a1. Bunn( ark OUR LAR UR DISPLAY Army commanders in Alaska ad- _ Edith He land; si ; | mit it but they 8; ‘brother, - Edward ~~ 8 North Delaware St. |. ot dismayed davies, 49. Survivors: | peut vies: "ster. “ | by it. The situarother, arry Misch, - TT tre Wo ~ 1 y ber Coleman, 56. Bur- . | Hon, they say, is telene Helfman, . not unlike that in e : i &% Roi ur vivor: ‘ which the Amer-

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Its goal ix at least one trained Arctic fighter — one man who knows how to survive and can

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combat company. To that end, the army and navy Scheduled combat maneuvers —Operation Willawaw, Operation Prigid, Operation Prost—in Alaska and the Aleutians. They are training men on the theory it is wiser to learn when the world is at peace than to waste lives after trouble starts.

LEGAL GROUP PLANS

FALL LUNCHEONS.

The fall luncheon series of Indianapolis alumni and Gamma chapters of Sigma Delta Kappa, national legal fraternity, will begin Monday. The first luncheon will be held in the Florentine room of the Claypool hotel, with Robert E Kirby, president, in charge. The Rev. Roger Malsbury, head of the Youth. for Christ movement, will speak and Robert E Chenoweth, general chairman of the national convention, will make a report.

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Muncie Cote. Held on “Open Charges.

RUSHVILLE, Ind, Sept. 13.— State police said today that ‘they would seek a grand Jury. investi» gation in the death of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilltam's three-day-old | baby, found, floating in Flat Rock |

creek Sunday. The 20-year-old Muncie couple currently are held at the city jail on open charges J County Attorney James Cooper

announced he would file a charge I vielating state, burial regulations against them today, to hold them further investigation. S'ate Police Detective Price Cox sid would continue questioning the parents, possibly submitting them to a lie detector test. He said alse that .the baby's body might be tion showed that the baby did now drown, but did- not establish the canse of death. Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam said the baby had been placed in their care at the Muncie ‘hospital with -Instructions to keep it well covered, but that Mrs. Gilliam had, from time to time on the trip south, peered at all right

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Child Dead About three miles south of Rushville the mother stated she -tried to teed the baby, and when it would not take the feeding she and her husbatid stopped the car to see what was ‘wrong. When they discovered the child was dead, they stated, they became panicky, and upon passing over the iron bridge that spans Little Flat Rock, decided to throw the baby in the river According officials here, Gilliam stated that throwing the child in. the water was his idea and that he had argued with his wife about it but she did not want to do it

ASK END TO PROBE OF REDS IN. SCHOOLS

The Indiana council of the American Veterans’ Committee today condemned investigation of instructors in two-state universities as Aa “witch hunt” and. asked Gov Gates to call the probe off. Tn a letter to the governor, the A. V. C. council termed the .investigation, demanded by the American Legion and ordered by the governor, a “threat: to academic freedom.” The governor's and Legion's action followed “appearance of the names of several state law professors and education professors on a petition asking that the request of ‘the Communist party for representation on the bailot ‘be granted

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Fu-|llinolg #t Burial Crown Hill Rens | 5 al service Monday, 1:30 p, m., from! may call at the chapel any time after | MR. MACK REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS ley Brothers Irvin Hill Chapel, 5377p. m. Thursday (Bedford, Ky., I FOX Washington t Burial Crown Hill lense copy.) X THEATER, 242 N.: Minois 634 N. Noble cemetery riends mav call at the chapel | rh Ra WORAN — ——— — 2 ter 5 p, m. Saturday ¢ . -, to care” for COOK. Muude. sige. 67 mo hor: of Liova CARD ur THANKS . children and keep house; stay for } A. Cook of Detroit, Paul M. and Wood: ROMBINS--Our sincere appreciation and) CLERICAL | Weim References required. BE-0200 wv ow B. Cor Mrs. Geraldine L. Dow: deepest gratitude is extended to our| WOMAN for light housework, care of Mrs, Virginia. M. 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Underwriters building: | starting salary, 5-day week. home HISEY 3 TT "JS | 513-duy 40-hour week; 830 per week, FERRITER James, passed away Thurs-! | hone Mr. Schoettker or Mr. Toolen, day morning, age 80 years, husband of (981 N Delaware St aa =] RI-4066. the late Pannie Ferriter, brother of Mrs - mesetfmest— { LI 138] Mary E. Wilson “and Timothy Perriter FIANNER & BUCHANAN—38 West Fal * Puneral Saturday, 8:30-a. m.; at Irvington Crees Boulevard TA-3371 Chapel, 5342. E. Washington st Our - " A S——————— - | Lady of Lourdes church, 9 a. m. Moore SHIRLEY BROS. CO. : - : rtuaries. , a N lino Ll- sam | Genes office work light dicta. i 00K -T5 10omas 8. of 824 N. 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CLIMAX

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WE PURPOSE TO TRAIN 4

in our cake need apply

women for permanent work

workers Eckrich

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GENERAL BAKING CO.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

for,

dept Only

has openings

Bookk'pers-Typists ~ Stenographers Unit Control Clerk 40-Hour Week

Apply 7th Floor

Employment Dept, BILLING CLERK

18 ‘to 300 Must be able to type and have ah aptitude for Agures Permanent position vely modern office

Pleasant

National Hosiery Mills

Call RI-6511, Ba miodbp m

friendly associates.

EXPERIENCED BURROUGHS" BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR for permanent position

PEOPLES STATE BANK

130 East Marked

Telegraphy

No Experience Necessary

| nights,

DE ohn 16 TO 35 !

Light and 11 im,

THE BARBASOL oo Th MeN Senate =

Fur Finishers Experienced or Apprentice

WESTERN UNION

trains you and pays while fearning Wage rates are higher than ever oefore Apply RB mNobiits, [raffle Mgr Guaranty Bldg

DAY COOK

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. for restaurant, ( PT. BENJAMIN | Ft. Benjamin Harrison DISHWASHER 45-hour week No Biota days annus! leave fer year sick yeave per year. Employment ment plan Apply Mr Isgrigy, Exchange -B Building.

HARRISON EXCHANGE Indiana

work 15 days retire~

Main

Elevator Operator

Easy, pleasant work fori a white tgirl with pleasant personality Apply in Persdn

| Fairway Furniture Co.

133 W. Wash

FACTORY OPPORTUNITY

Expansion again makes avallable a few openings for young women age 18 to 35 in modern machine plant Excellent working conditions and high starting wages.

| McQUAY-NORRIS MPG | 1737 Mass. ave.

CO,

* Attention Single Girls * 18 - 35

We are accepting applications from quali

fied. applicants BR! ce per hour with premium pav an the | second shift. . Apply personnel office

The American Can Co.

1936 South East St,

GIRLS, 18 to 30

PAY RATE [INCREASED Starting Rates Tbe Hour Automagic increases every 30 days for 3 months Promotion opportunities to 94c hour Interesting work making RCAVICTOR récords, RCA radio tubes and RCA Victrolas Johs Open Now, Apply Today!

Apply Employment OfMce 3310 E. Michigan st

Steady Work

Measant Surroundings Experience Unnecessary

Apply tn Person

BEMIS BRO. BAG C0.

| 1000 Barth Ave. (South)

Call at 801 Ft i

3 ie

R H A- vy IC T 0 R Pot work as a dry cleaning

‘GIRLS—WOMEN [Xmas bonus, life insurgnce for 3

‘ers, 2835 Northwestern.

GIRLS—25-35

to learn gasoline jobbin business. Preter | college graduates with knowledge of ace counting. typing and shorthand Perma nent. good working conditions; epportunity for advancemeng and resnansibility Bonded Gas and Oil System, Inc. es EB Washington for downtown office Pleasant

working conditions: 39-hour week.

715 Electric Building “OFFICE ASSISTANT

Experienced Typing, weneral office, telephone and sales work, Steady position Good pay Apply

113 8 PENN,

PATTERSON SHADE CO,

WE WANT YOU!!!

If vou can take ight dictation in a small modern office and are (nterested IN A PERMANENT POSITION 40-hr week with good ~pry See Mr. Adkins 425 Kentucky General Office Clerical work. Per. manent position, Good working conditions for advance-

Chance ment. See L. H. Hoffman, 330 W 9th, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility.

"PAYROLL CLERK

to compute dally earnings under

incentive system and keep record of weekly wages. Must lke figures. and run. electric calculator; steady vosition; 40 hours; Bludav week THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. WwW. Wash Mr. Johnson RI-4391

PERSONNEL

Opening capdble young wéman with typing ability and

for

pleasing personality, excellent opportunity “for development with attractive salary scale and excel

Good starting rate lent worki ing conditions.

McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. 1737 Mass, Ave.

PRESSER -

Experienced spotter and presser, Permanent

40-Hour Week:

he W discount on purchases

The Wm. H. Block Co. .

Apply Eo ne Dept.. Tth Floor

Sales Ladies

real oppariunity,

pleasant

Noramel® Salary plus

semi annual bonus, paid vacation,

manager.

| feady employees. Davis Clean

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