Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1947 — Page 27

sEfes 3f § hit fils

nia water. store color da is used, des of the r and allow tes. Then { ammonia ened stain of strong

ests 8 get into y operated id reliable | excellent hem. The efully ahd ls of upthoroughly accomplish th infestaVacuuming frequently me reason. ————

: ¢ i

a = a

THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1947

Editor to. Speck Here - Elks Frolic’ Tometrow “|Plan Reunion: Sunday 'W. E. Renshaw, ‘aviation: editor The Indianapolis Elks country club] The Thompson and Moon of the Prairie Farmer, will speak|will hold its annual fish fry and{will hold their annual reunion Sunbazaar tomorrow evening at the club, [day at the farm- of Mr, and Mrs.

last until midnight.

arrangements committee, head-|Joe Best on old State Road 67, west . and Mrs. John DeMasie, (of West Newton. completed arrangements for fes- | will be served at noon.. President of which will begin at 4 p. m. [the organization is Brownie Latta, Monrovia. wi

A basket dinner

for

MADE EXTRA LONG, WILL NOT TIP-OVER

sk Light weight, only 4l/; Ibs. % Made of tubular aluminum. X_In two colors, pink and blue.

RL she

2230 SHELBY ST GA. 3707

SALE

50) WEEKLY!"

% Adjustable to height desired. % Mail orders filled, 50¢ charge to ‘cover mailing costs.

a ————

STORE HOURS:

Mon., Fri. 9 A M to 5:30 P.M. ‘ Saturday 9 AM to S$ P. M.,

THE INDIANAPOLIS iTS Old Schnapps Bottles Replace Church's Windows

Pastor Kurtz Has Started Rebuilding Edifice Shattered by Wars’ Block-Busters

By ROBERT BERGFELD, NEA Staff Writer BERLIN, Aug. 7.—Light streams through the new glass windows in

the Twelve Apostles Church in Berlin, creating a solemn mood inside!

the shattered interior. - <

Installation of the new windows was Pastor Adolf Kurtz' first step!

toward reconstruction of the 73-year-old church on a quiet Berlin side

street. The windows are made of old

schnapps bottles. ; Pastor Kurtz, 56, last year celebrated his 25th anniversary of serv-

Like Pastor Martin Niemoeller, he had had trouble with the Nazis. His activities were closely supervised. by

|i at the Twelve Apostles church.

i the Gestapo and he had been jailed

several times, But he managed to keep his pastorate together through the war. ; Windows Shattered He couldn't do as much for his church. Block busters shattered the old stained glass windows and the roof. He still held services there. In the fina] battle of Berlin 60 artillery shells tore new -holes in the church walls and roof. The day peace was declared, Pastor Kurtz began planning the rebuilding of his church. Shortages of materials prevented him from doing much, He often looked at the i empty windows and wished for stained glass to replace them. But stained glass—any glass—was next to impossible to find. : Walls Come Next

Then, by chance, he discovered a hoard of empty square schnapps bottles, Experts tald him they would | never-do-for-¢hurch windows. Pas tor Kurtz experimented and found he could make them work. In the big empty arches he ce-

layers until the panes were completed. In the smaller arches, he crossed heavy wires and cemented glass plates to these. Repair of the walls and roof will come next. Pastor Kurtz believes {he will find a way to rebuild these, too. But not with bottles.

mented the brick-like bottlés in|

> —

"yHERE 5 A RENCE IN OIFFERENCE I

You can see and taste the goodness .of Star-Kist. There's a reason... only small, tender, better-fla-“vored tuna are packed under this quality label.’

General Motors invites you to visit this blue and silver herald

Astra Dome of Chair Car —deep-cushioned comfort, a matchless view

of future rail progress—on display at Indiana State Fair Grounds August 8 through August 10 from 2 P. M. to 9 P. M.

furtheriog all forms of

It hopes that the ideas and innovations pre-

sented in this train will some day be som]

WORN TRY Th FDRG 1 eR A A OT ke od been, interested in I rooasiaess, night aod day— tragspoctation. It in the Yesin of Tomorrow, 2 besutiful Diesel tocoratod disse Siner crested by General Motors as a kiviog: A pociouts taefatly 3 a topped

symbol of great advances to come in failroading. Ja it ase four carloads of the most progressive and stimmibing ideas ever developed for the consort, convenience and pleasure of enjoyment. Come see the Astra Dome, a 32-foot glassenclosed observation deck nestled in the roof of each cac — giving passengers a glorious, panoramic view of the passing landscape. See a chair car that provides out-of this-world Taxm ax down-40-carth cost...

more passengers.

ying on

. spout ] Lh

An observation lounge that rivals the most

See 2 whole parade of new ideas which we hope will make future railroad travel safer, swifter and pleasanter than ever before for more and

General Motors is not in the railroad car building business. But it is, a0d always has

cro - : om DIESEL . ELECTRO. MOTIVE * DELCO PRODUCTS . HVAT

travel experience.

So, welcome aboard the Train of Tomorrow,

We want you to enjoy this newest example of

General Motors’ steadfast aim — to make “MORE AND BETTER THINGS FOR MORE PEOPLE.”

(GEneraLforo

OTORS

VONNEGUT’S DOW N TOWN STORE

120 East Washington Street /

For BETTER HOMES and GARDENS

IVT

4 v)) 4 rene [4d 144 (2

Firestone Veter)

SCREENING _

The Mirac

le Plastic

That Gives You More!

PLASTIC SCREEN

In all widths 24" to 48". Cannot rust or corrode.

Never Jacuites painting a damp cloth,

GARDEN HOSE

In 50-ft. sections with all neces sary couplings. Nomule not in

| Saves Corn

127 -%

Cleveland, 0. AY

The end of the Hoe

{ar off. That's on reached toda

y alter

h ent and researc Sent in: williams

' today the 4

| scale had § . ened Kentucky HN less than $10

agronomist “of Ih | Department, | Beltsville,

t agriculture, * tional problem

Lawns,

elem

e of the conclusions |

Rr 2, 4-D, was CF | saving 8 $2,000,000 corn

Ky. Hendersor: Ve van Stone, vice

pplicaticey

aved the W

Kephart,

ince the biggest nis

M444

« « just wipe clean with

Hose Nozzles: and Sprinklers -

Crop

g 1 (up)—~ may not be

«+ the 2-4-D Weed Killer used so successfully as reported on the left, is available for _ Home use!

an emergency | new weed! p

Kills dandelions . . . plantain . .. chickweed . .-. poison ivy . . . poison oak . . . ragweed, and

many’ others, 1

WEED-NO-MORE SPRAYERS .

dirgotor “ompan

sed-threats op at a cost of

8 oz. makes 8 gal. . enough for average lawn

senior e United States "Agriculture at “this may be a revolution in

faced by the ontrol.

QUART economy size ........ $2.98

Article Reproduced Is From the Indianapolis Star of August 2

Contains That Grawth-Premoting Ingredient: AMMONIUM SULPHATE Free Feeding Chart with every bag! ees

LUE EIHS, PLANT FOOD

All plant life needs nitrogen. Feed your lawns, shrubs and trees this vital element, with Ford Nitrogen Plant Food. Is clean to handle, easy to use . . , just spread dry or mix with water.

. WATER SOFTENER SALT . . . 100 Ib., $1.80

Delivered at above price within the city limits. Cash and ca rice $1.55 100 Ibs. Delivered price on ten 100 lbs. or over $1.55 par 100 Ibs. wh 4

Sherwin-Williams PAINTS

This is the best looking. best wearing house paint we carry. That's why it's our best seller and your best buy. Fewer gallens give you more protection . . . it looks better and lasts onger,

OUTSIDE WHITE

This outside white costs you less because it goes farther and lasts longer . . . it's washable too.

‘ol

We have a Sherman-Williams paint for every purpose... Floor Enamel and Aluminum Paint.

Gal. in 5's

A DOWNTOWN STORE 4

cluded. 63¢ to $5.25 $4.25 to $11.25 | ety Sherwin-Willii § New Weed Killer WEED-NO-MORE

Enameloid, Semi-luster, Porch and - |

OMI i em 2 3 Laps

ssn rs

A Sowden Ted

a sal

EE ite