Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1947 — Page 7

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WAR ON FIRE—Conferring on ‘plans for fire prevention week, Oct.”5-11, are committee members (left to right] J. Edward Ransel: H. H. Fulmer, fire chief, and |: Hyland, fire prevention bureau director,

Co-Chairmen Appointed For Fire Prevention Week

Plans today are being made for| Safety council and the Indianapolis EXCESS ACIDS | hamber of commerce. Co-chair-

the city’s observance of fire pre- c vention week, Oct. 5-11.

Mutual Insurance Co, Fulmer, fire chief, have been appointed co-chairmen of the special committee of the Indianapolis

Harry Carey.

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 23 (U, P.. William H. Meckling, Frank Owen,

movie stars, will lie in state tonight {at the Field Photo farm, a recreational project in which he was as-| 'sociated with director John Ford. The actor's body will remain there for services tomorrow afternoon, followed by internment at Forest) Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Cal. The remains will be shipped | {to the family vault at Woodlawn | cemetery, New York, Folk-singer Burl‘ Ives will sing “Ride an Old Paint,” one of Mr

Father J. Herbert Smith of! All-Saints Episcopal church, Beyerly Hills, will officiate. Mr, Carey died Sunday.

‘Declares Refrigerator ‘Out’ as Cash Hideaway

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23 (U. P.).| | Joseph Harris, a cafe proprietor, concluded today that with the current high cost of food, a refrigerator was: no place to hide money, He told police that thieves ran-| sacked his home and stole $600 in|

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, : Aas maa, Is, 86 ask your druggist for Doan’s Pill —The body of actor Harry Carey, J. Edward Ransel. Max R. Sconce, ti th i dtd successfully by mile ) din d successf b jo | 69. one of the last old-time western William P. S8nethen, Charles E.| lions for-over 50 pears. Doan's uly yi Sumner, Murray relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney

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: : a PAGE T St. Joseph's to Open sues Jnstvast Sugan Resa 4, Singer Jax. 21; Albert Spalding, violinist, “Feb. 25; erriman Theater Series Oct. 1 odes Oct. 1; the Kryl all-girl sym-| =; Sal MEO Times: State Service phonic orchestra, Nov. 15; Marisa|Pr*"% April 22, and Conrad Thi~ PSE ER x hd Sept. 23.—| Regules, young Argentinian pianist, bault, baritone, May 19. e Speckbaug emorial theater . a

series at St. Joseph's college will : al ; * 3 Sisters

{open its second season in the college theater Oct. 1, according to the : L || Rev, Fr. Henry Martin, C. PP. S| . | + SWITCH on your school schedule!

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A vital message to young men on the new Army Technical School Plan

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Some of nearly 100 courses you can take under the Army Technical School Plan

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CONSTRUCTION 5 Technical School Plan of the Regular Army? 9

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If you are 18 to 34 (17 with parents’ consent) and have graduated from high school, you can now select your training course before you enlist in the Army!

You simply go to your U. S. Army and Air Force Recruiting Sta--tion and apply for the school of your choice. On this application blank you are given, first, the choice of two different fields of interest, such as electrical and radio, scientific-medical-technical, etc. POWER GENERATOR MAN Second, you may select two specialty courses in each field. RADIO OPERATOR 4 SCIENTIFIC-MEDICAL-TECHNICAL

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After your application blank is received, the Army will check to make sure there is an opening in one of the four courses.you nave selected and a place will be reserved for you in that course. Then you enlist for 3, 4 or 5 years and, after passing the necessary mental and physical examinations and completing your basic training, you will be guaranteed training in the course you have selected.

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