Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1946 — Page 24

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. Mrs. William J. Lochhead, 6046 | Family Welfare society and for the Riverview dr. has been appointed governor's commission on unemehairman of the Red Cross home ployment relief. : A graduate of Wellesley, Mrs. ie he wi, Mn. Lochs Lochhead has taken post-graduate a volunteer social worker.| courses in social work at Indiana been a field worker for the| university.

UNPAINTED CHEST-OF-DRAWERS JUST ARRIVED CLEAR WHITE PINE—KILN DRIED 4-DRAWER—-27" Wide x 36" 5-DRAWER—27" Wide x 43"

Deep .ceececveree: SHSD esp = ......... $16.50 Ber ana. Girie micrcLes | Knotty Pine PANELING

English and American Styles For that Social Room, Rum-

TRICYCLES, 16” .......$1495 | Pus Room, Basement, etc. Radios, table a $24.95 up Fine Kiln-Dried. Put it on

Yourself. We deliver. Wood Work Bench, $9.95 With Drawer, $11.95 WILL MAKE ANY MAN OR BOY VERY HAPPY!

Call Us for Your LUMBER and HARDWARE Requirements!

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(Without doubt, a worthy Christmas gift. Very educational— But let me confess it, I've hod twinges of disappointment. Oh, we've concocted a few choice smells. | We've made some pretty colors— But, ..

I's obvious we've'been taken [ in by a shrewd shop-keeper— In fact— He's palmed off a pre-war sel on us, Barnaby.

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THIS IS ONE OF MY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

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1S THIS YOUR CUSTOMARY PROCEDURE IN GREETING CALLERS,

MR. FORTUNE?

SORRY, I'VE GOTTA BE CAREFUL / THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THIS TOWN WHO DON'T

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. First a concrete floor is laid, then WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—If some|a hemispherical balloon is secured day you find yourself driving past to it. ‘This is covered with concrete

what appears to be an Eskimo set- . tlement alongside an oil refinery,|t0 Whatever thickness is required to

credit the experience to Inventor hold its contemplated load. ApWallace Neff, Los Angeles, | propriate openings for filling and He has just received U. 8. patent rq wing are provided.

2,313,243 on an oil tank that look like an igloo. ay ooks If desired for safety or other rea-

By Science Service

tank to build. And it's cheap, be- excavated pit. The earth is subsides, sequently filled in over it. Underground construction also permits a fully spherical balloon to be used as foundation, to provide a globular tank. , Mr. Neff contemplates leaving the balloon inside, as a permanent lining, He points out, too, that the fabric can be impregnated with one of the oil-proof synthetic rubbers. This renders the wall even more impervious to the stored liquid. Houses built in this manner were undertaken several years ago as a

means for quick relief of the shortage of living space, But human beings are apparently too tradition-bound to care for them. Igloo-shaped storage tanks should not run into this difficulty.

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‘By WILLIA Tighes Forel PRAGUE, Dec haty, Ozech-Am who discovered

flying back to semble an Amer He says he wil next summer tc Tall, energetic both the glamor self famous’ wit. stasy.” He is nn his native land forts of the | studios, who he him out becau pendent produc: Space These studios sewed up in Hol to let Mr. Macl Mr. Machaty. | to Prague and Barrnadov, the in Czechoslovak lighted to lease he needs. 1 Mr, Machaty tional advantag picture here is place the story Prague. He war the picturesque old ¢ity along whose lovely spi: are sometimes in stone. Scissors Vicki Baum for the new ve Machaty was filmed in southeast corner now annexed to It was the ob eensors’ scissors, sex appeal, incl showing Hedy a open field witho

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objectionable minds of the ce: Marries

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Batter Saf Overlook

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