Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1947 — Page 24

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Supplement Game, Fish Caught in Travels By ELDON ROARK, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

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Will Leave on. Tour After 3-Day Exhibition

PHILADELPHIA, Bept. 17 (U. P.). ~The Freedom Train, rolling|

his doctor told him to get out in The burro colt isstied to the right began its year-long tour the open country, side of the wagon Jack and his outfit are a sight. SPare. He lives and travels in a ramshackle wagon built on the chassis] IN THE WAGUA " jack has his of an old Model A Ford. It is Ded. a cook stove made of a signKate, Min- board tin, his clothes and a Winchester rifle

to re-! He's a sort of dedicate the nation to the principles lof American democracy, described by President Truman as the “world’s great hope of lasting peace.” The sleek, red. white and biue train, bearing more than 100 of America’s most precious historical It costs him little to travel. When . he parks on the side of the road, documents, was dedicated here at ceremonies marking the 160th an-

he releases his chickens, goats and 4 ' niversary of the signing of the U. 8. burros, and th® graze and chase Constitution.

AT THE REAR is a big coop for bugs. His bantams lay every day, his two milk goats—@nowball and and his goats give him about two A message from President Tru-| Alpine. Jack still has the kid born gallons of milk. And, of courses, he Mah, read by Attorney General Tom, to one of his goats, The baby goat kills a little game and catches a Clark last night called on Amerirides a burro when they are on few fish. cans to share with the world, the the move. Jack has built him a Tires? “I just pick 'em up on American version of personal libsmall basket saddle so he can stay the side of the road. Put a boot ¢'%¥, “more important to the world aboard the burro in ‘em anid get lots of service.” than the atom bomb. The rooster, Little Ben, doesn’t He has traveled about 18,000 miles ‘Freedom to Give’ stay in the coop with his harem. through the West in the past seven| «1, the last analysis, we AmerHe, too, rides a burro. Stands up years. That's stupendous when you icans have but one thing to give to

nie and May. On each side of the wagon is a 20-gallon water tank Also.on one side is a chicken coop for his five bantam Be

cock of the road. Jack leashes him slow travel that Jack has painted ihe President said. “We have freeto Kate's harness. a gag on the side of his wagon-— dom to give them? “But that isn't to make Little “See America Fast. Ben ride there,” he hastens to ex- He gets cash for the few store aL Motions Facivynce in : Advertisement Rings: he needs by advertising at Supreme Court Justice Owen J.

rodeos. Usually some firm will pay him $50 or more to be their in the parade

Roberts administered to those as-

Do YOU Own A - sembled an oath of rededication. “Scratching” Dog? The train, under heavy guard oy

id own and are fond of a dog that is ENGINEERS SOC IETY T0 MEET & detachment of 36 U. S. marines, hi digg! ing, an iting Isai aati hia AH Indiana Society of Professional jas spend to exhibition here for Engineers will hold ‘its first fall] [three days

don't just feel sorry for him, T' he Ip himself, But you may He may be clean flea free and just suffering from sn in- meeting at 5 p. m. tomorrow in the| Priceless Papers oe itching irritation that has centered in a r tt M hall the nerve endings of his skin. Do as thou. CU ANATY collage. arsha D. The priceless papers displayed Abrams, managing director of the| were lent by private collectors, state

any Sood aru ioe ps or sper sho any goo Tug s ps shop, ters Dog Pow- Construction League of _Indianap- Jand vernment encies and - Sen: to 4 age uni

le sett 20th did not have a oa her b body seriched POCAHONTAS TO ENTERTAIN Jeopy ot Whe elation of Inde. ve her y s Tected. By t Pocahontas council 35, Degree of |b ’ by Benjamin

rected. By Nov. 10th she was all haired Sut . peu Fhat they shy sie ox 10 oni 31.0 ow oo. Pocahontas, will entertain the Mar-| {rrankin; hs i ul portant. Keep our & flog Sean ah “ Me Sounty association today at Sed Washington; the original manusud Pine Oil Disinfectant. en's ha 137 W. North st, scripts of Lincoln's Gettysburg ad- . dress and Washington's farewell ad(dress, and a- manuscript of the {Magna Carta signed by King John of England in 1215.

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Butler Announces Speakers For Advertising Lectures

Butler university today announced dent of the Adevriising club, Nov. 8; pie the speakers who will conduct the|Arthur Overbay, president, Typo-| 'Indianapolis Advertising club lec- graphic Service Co, and Richard bute course at the university this(y, Munday, head of Allied Pfinting Co., Nov. 13; Mrs. Frank D. Walker, | Ba, tot eons wil beglis’ a alker Research Service, Dec. 4. Ha tomorrow with Sam J. Free- v

man, vice president and advertising| ~ Others on Progra director of L. Strauss & Co. as ing agency group, including Edward Van Riper, Horace Moorman, Mark Gross arid Charles Isaacs, will be on the program Dec. 11; Mrs. Katherby the university's journalism de- |; Cleaver, Continental Optical Co. partment and is designed for upper- advertising manager, Dec. 18; Rosclassmen in business administration coe C. Clark, manager of public reand journalism. Meetings will be ja tions EN Lilly & Co. Jan. 8: held each Thursday night throughout the fall semester. Other speakers will be: H. H. Linsmith, sales manager, General Outdoor Advertising .Co., Sept. 25; William Kiley, commercial manager,

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apolis Better Business bureau; Jan. 15, and George A. Saas, G. A. Baas advertising agency, Jan. 22. Registration for the class may be made at any time during this week. Station WFBM, Oct. 2; Joseph |sqditional information may be obBreeze, business manager and ad-|tained through the Butler journalvertising director, Indianapolis ism department. News, Oct. 9; Maxwell Droke, Droke House, Oct, 16; Ray Brinkman, art director, Caldwell-Baker Advertising Agency, Oct. 23, and L. T. Sogard, vice president, Keeling & Go. advertising agency, Oct. 30. Jack T. Millar, advertising manager of L. 8. Ayres & Co. and presi-

LODGE PLANS CARD PARTY Neola Rebekah’ lodge 362 will sponsor a card party at 8 p.m. Friday in the Food Craft shop, K. of P. bldg. Mrs. Beatrice Cederholm

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