Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1947 — Page 23

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Cultivators and Mowers are made for -the GIBSON TRACTOR.

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SPLENDID!

BUT TILL THEN : KEEP POUNDING

SEE YOU IMMEDIATELY, SIR. KINDLY COME ITH ME.

& moment later 1 was ankle deep in an oriental rug and facing A.J. Mogul himself.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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— With Major Hoople

Hou CHEATED ThE J) QUICK. OPENING AY ABOUT AN OLD INDIAN RESERVATION! Cg HOW DID THAT

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utomobiles for fm. ots. Late models

Mr, Ross, CH-§833.

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«of ammonia and

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, m. D.

polluted by sewage. to stay away to avoid contact with the sick or carriers of the infection. | Swimming pools present a different problem, as it is possible for | disease to be spread through them. | Swimming pools are either the continuous flow of fill-and-draw type, | purified by chlorination er chlorina- - | tion and dilution. | preferred, with clean water drawn | in constantly as dirty water is re-

FILL-AND- ‘PRAW j~pools are cheaper to construct, but less efficient to operate, as the pool is filled with water which is not hanged except for the addition of require bathers to dip their feet in J all quantities to replace loss. At basins containing chemicals to de-! definite intervals the water is re-| stroy fungi. ll moved and the pool cleaned. If the as to the value of this,

BATHING BEACHES tend to be self-purifying unless the water is

‘But during certain epidemics children gre warned

The former is

Yswimming.

i water in a fill-and-draw pool ls; | kept purified by continuous chlor ination. health authorities consider it satisfactory. © When bathers enter a pool they { bring in a certain amount of body waste as- well as disease germs. Chlorine in the water nites with, James L. Wood. won of E. Wash. firm's assets are over a half milthe organic matter and disease inoeon ot is among 560 midshipm en | lion dollars. ‘The petition asked

germs and destroys them. Recent 34 colleges and universitieg| Dat due ‘dates for the debts be ed,

clude from pools all persons with] such diseases until they bring a certificate stating that they are free of danger to others.

Swimming pool bathers should take . a shower bath with warm

water and -soép, the suit should be put on without (drying the body.

Indianapolis s Youth Fi On Caribbean Cruise

Times State Service r

LAFAYETTE,

following which |

Many pools still

Authorities disagree

Ind, July 16—

WABW (FM). THURSDAY'S PROGRAM

3:45—Dance Maestro

00--Midday Symphony { J Midday Symphony

a 4:00 Treasury of Song Arm

4:15-—Voice of A

; from in using a combination’ east of the Mississippi river on a dela;

» + Attendants sh should be told to =

Dass Your RADIO

SPUTTER!!!

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York.

chlorine shows it nave] reserve officers trainin 10 be most efficient in water purifi-| oruice in Caribbean and § sare

fication, ‘and it does not cause ex-! waters cesgive eye and Hitoat: irritations.

PATIENTS with infections or in| !n§ student at Purdue university, is fectious diseases should not use a Aboard the U. 8. 8. Oregon City @ommon pool (nose and throat, ear,| ¥ith nifie other Purdue students, eye, bowel, skin er contagious dis. | The cruise will include Panama, Trinidad, Cuba, Bermuda and New |

King Jewelry Co.

Exper Watch 2 weir Roairng 3-DAY SERVICE Free Estimates

Mr. Wood, an electiigal engineer

shop

2:00—~Hawalian Melodies 2:18-King Sisters . 3 30—Dance Maestro

Map Firm Unhappy With Big 4 Chiefs «

The George F. Cram Co, here announced displeasure with international leaders of the Big Four today.

for the

Atantic Blacksmiths Give Up

5:15-8potlight 5:30--8potlight 8

| 8:15--Dinner Music 6°30--Pop Concert | §48—Pop Concert Dance Cavalcade

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FM Impressions T Aa Favorites

Varieties 8:00--Pan Americana Varieties 8:15—Pan - Americans 8:30-—-Just Music 8:45~Just Musie

9 30-8ymphony of Song A. 9:45~ -8ymphony of Song _

160 Different Makes Of Autos on Roads

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 18 (U.

P.) —Becretary ~of State Edward J. Barrett sald today that his depart

{ment had licensed more than 160 Delays in ratifying peace treaties| makes of automobiles for operation

that will, set up definite national > boundaries have contributed to a on the state's “great slump in business” officials | of the Indianapolis map and globe! rm assert. Attorneys filed a debtor's petition in federal court, alleging inability to meet © of Mr. and| almost $100,000 in debts, though the

mapmakers

red 1900 Brush, a 1913 Regal, a

{Allen, a 1918 Overland, six Detroit

highways during the

first six months of 1947,

Included among the models are a 1907 Buick, a 1908 Stoddard-Da, 219 4

Keo PROGRAMS TONIGHT = TOMORROW!

| Tie J3~Dance Cavalcade

electrics and cs and a 1916 Stanley.

Merger ger of Two Church Denominations Nearer

8ST. LOUIS, July 16 (J, P.).—The

[general synod of the Evangelical | and Reformed church has voted

Can't Put Shoes on Cars overwhelmingly in favor of a pro-

RACINE, Wis., July 16 (U. P.).— bosal to unite with the Congrega-

{ Prank Stegner, 85, and his

Joseph, 59, closed their blacksmith |

was here. to stay.

son, tional church. 4

The synod voted 281 to 23, yester-

They sald they would take a rest.’ | majority,

The father has been shoeing horses | for 63 years, the aon for 44 years.

today and reluctantly ad-| day. The proposed union will now" mitted that the “horseless carriage” 80 before the 34 synods, where it | {must be approved by a Ear

LOWS WITH A INSPIRED

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AND MY

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TO MUSE GROIN SviricH 5 ME TO COMB THE aT FOUND He

OUT OUR WAY

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ICE ARE ALWAYS RAIDING SOMETHING!

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~By Raeburn Van Buren

TEWILLAMSE)

THAT'S NO WAY TO TALK TO A YOUNG LADY ~ HOLLERING, "HEY, COME HERE *~ NOW BEAT

Cape 1007 0 TUaiben fash -. To Beg VU (AM Of Al ughts reseed

THAT MOUSE HOLE IS SO

UNSIGHTLY ~~

DON'T BE SO LAZY=--GET -UP AND FIX THAT MOUSE

OKAY -- IT'S FIXED

ANN MECHANICAL EXPERIENCE,

7 iy;

7 {7

RED RYDER

\ HOUSEWIFE bie DAY, AND YOU'LL HAVE TO LEARN

THREE YEARS AGO IN LT LANK DIGLEY WAS MURDERED BY CROSS GRANEY AND NICK VOLDAT

HERE'S YOUR MALF OF RIGHT’, THE MONEY, NICK? [EVERYBODY'L WE'LL GET RIDOF / FIGURE ME HIS BODY AFTER / WENT TO SUNDOWN /

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(VF ANY PODY EVER SAW US WEARIN' HIS FANCY GUNBELT THET'D Fi OUT WHAT {HAPPENED

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Your POLK MILKMAN:-or NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER has this delicious summer dessert ~ —fresh every day. Keep some on hand for. a F quik dessert or bedtime snack,