Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1946 — Page 2

Bont to their Indianapolis wartime plant at the first meeting of the war assets administration after

+The plant was built by the federal government and operated by BridgeTwo bids were received by WAA last summer. It was stated at that time Bridgeport would get it, since they had been operating it as a post-war industrial plant. Final decision awaited .an appraisal by Ford, Bacon and Davis, New York and Chicago. That appraisal was studied by Robert Allen

after Christmas.

and accountants from we Indian- | ipolis plant here this week. # Spa? according to the WAA press Open Downtown Booths department, these officials were told that the final decision will come

UMPIRE TO SPEAK HERE : Geisel, well-known local| : a will speak at the others who may not have received Forty-Niners luncheon tomorrow in! seals through the mail.

ashington hotel. ue Nan on the life of an umpire/in the Indiana National bank, Amer-

in the American league.

is firm president.

For Christmas Seals Downtown booths for the sale of

Mr. Geisel| The 40 & 8 is in charge of booths

{ican National bank, Merchants Na-

NEW UTILITY HOME—The new office building of the Indiana Gas & Co., Inc., was opened today at 1630 N. Meridian st. The structure is of. reinforced concrete and Indiana limestone. It will accommodate 80 employees. L. B. Schiesz

| 'tional bank and the H. P. Wasson 8 ‘|mmi '& Co. Mrs. Frank White is volun- | teer chairman, { Other booths are located in L. 8.| od diowned. toda | 4 { y and 800 other | Christmas seals have been opened) Ayres & Co, the Wm. H. Block Co.|

1/for the convenience of shoppers and | and all post offices. | To date some

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JERUSALEM, Palestine,

| raised and the campaign continues Dodecanese islet of Cyrene.

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ana Gas & Water

grants Drown Dec. 9{crowded by some 12,000 students, (U. P.).~Eight persons were report-/ double the normal enrollment figure.

| shivering illegal Jewish immigrants Dave three hours for

Legislators Inspect Purdue

tives and senators were expected here today for a tour of Inspection of Purdue university.

The legislators will look. over the crowded Purdue campls in day-long tours before journeying to Bloomington, There they will ‘conduct a similar inspection of Indiana university tomorrow. + Governor ‘ Gates was scheduled to address the traveling lawmakers at a noon luncheon with* Purdue President Frederick Hovde as host. | The legislators will tour the new federal housing project on the Purdue campys this morning and then g0 on a two-hour conducted trip through the school's facilities,

? Refrigerator - Falls Off Truck,

ArATETTE: ut. Dw sw. sa DiSADPEOIS

~More than 100 state representa-|

Times State Service LEBANON, Ind, Dec. 9-H. P. Rogers, Brookstown, Ind, has been looking between here and Indianapolis for a 1000-pound refrigerator unit which he said fell off his truck

between Indianapolis and Lebanon

late Thursday night. ' Rodgers reported to police here that he last saw the unit on his truck near Flackville and had made no stops between here ahd Indianapolis.. He went back over the route but Friday reported to police here he had been unable to find it. Indiana state police at Lafayette and Indianapolis were notified but they had not been able to find it, according to the latest reports here, despite its bulk, which would make it

Following the luncheon, they will | individual | iscrutiny of the state school before I. U, officials will entertain the

| legislators will be guests at the In-

easy to see and difficult to move. The unit had been loaded at Central Supply, Indianapolis. It had a

$30,000 has been|Were awaiting ald on the tIny|the motor caravan leaves for Bioom- three horsepower unit condenser. Their | ington about 4 p. m. [through Dec, 24. The goal is $100,000. ship went aground on the rocks The sale is conducted by the Marion while trying to run the blockade to!group. at dinner tonight and the {county Tuberculosis associdtion. | Palestine.

diana-Notre-Dame basketball game. Tomorrow, they will inspect the I. U. campus.

Happiness Key

{-“Christian-—Seience teaches —us

that we should recognize and be grateful for the blessings we have ‘already received.”

. Oscar Graham Peeke of Kansas City thus’ informed his audience during a Christian Science lecture yesterday afternoon in the Murat theater. : “By being grateful for the blessings ‘we have received,” he added, “we become better qualified, to demonstrate God's law of illimitable goodness ahd love : “Gratitude has cleared the way for many a sufferer to be healed. Gratitude defeats the purpose of mortal mind to make one say, I am sick, I am sorrowful, I am unhappy, I am poor, I am worried, I am friendless, I am lonely. - “Gratitude takes thought away from self, and leads to the discernment of God as the only I am, the All-in-all, the ever-loving Fa-ther-Mother, each one of whose children is eternally embraced in the divine allness, ¢ “The understanding of this simple {truth enhances one's desire to ex[Pps more love, more of the spirit of Christ” *

_ MONDAY, DEC. 9, 1946

‘Calls Gratitude

Saints, Sinners In Florida Get FBI Warning re

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (U. P).— FBI Chief. Edgar Hoover issued a word of warning today to both the saints and the sinners who are trekking to Florida for the annual whirl of the winter season. To the saints, who are out to en-

|Joy the “wealth” of the balmy cli|mate, and the sinners, who ‘are out | for the wealth of the saints or anyone ‘else who can be made a sucker, Mr. Hoover's advice was a stern “be careful.” !

men or jewel thieves, Mr. Hoover sald in an interview, that means the FBI will be on hand to crack down on any violators of federal laws.

3 Die in Auto Crash

GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec. 9 (U.

killed last night as their ear rolled off a curve and crashed into a light pole about seven niiles south of here. Police said the victims were. Robert Liebel, Neucthler and John Meyers.

SHOP AT THE CLOCK

HA Gift from Ayres’ Means Wore’

for as always

Come and meet

Santa Plas!

He's at Ayres’ Toyland on the 7th Floor.

Henes Swippic . .. The Safe Electric Scissor Toy

Cutting up is lots of fun, With "Snippie” it is quickly done. He cuts your cut-out book just right, And best of all, he'll never bite!

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Electric Scissor Toy with Cut-Out Book, 1.50

Toys, Seventh Floor

Ayres’ Christmas Radio Program for Children

‘Monday. through Saturday over WISH

Listen each day to the adventures of

."Cloudchaser, Betty emd Bob"

4:45 10 5:00 p.m.

blankets in winter, protecting winter blankets.

in summer. 4.95

H. Garment Bag. 54 inches long, holds eight

garments. 7.93

Hi-Jacs. Set of gaily colored knitted protectors

for long, cool drinks. 1.00 set of 8

J. Toy Chest, prettily painted, just the right

size for small girls and boys. 2.98

K. Christmas Tree holders, 2.98

. Christmas Trea Lights, 6.50 set

Housewares, Seventh Floor

G. Blanket Bag. Dustproof, dirtproof, for storing extra

ETL

you cook in it, serve in it, store

set of three bowls, 1.75 set w

always welcome. 1.75

A. Covered Casserole, made of oven-treated pottery=

init, 1.30 =x

B. Bluebell Mixing Bowl Set, matching, nested

C. Duck Cookie Jar. Always a pretty gift,

D. Baby Cutlery Set. His own special fork and spoon.

1.00 set

E. Hall Teapot. Sketched is one from a fine collection

of handsome teapots. 1.75

F. Bowl Set. Three pretty nested, matching bowls, for a dozen uses around the kitchen. 1.19 set

For the card sharps, confidence

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