Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1948 — Page 24

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The PEOPLE'S DENTIST

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Ml Inc., second vice president; Joseph | G. Woods-attorney, secretary; Roger

PHIC + ves sessavests $27.90 up Crosley . General Electric «ves. up Zonith vives ieee $20.95 up RC. A iieaseesnee. $24.95 Stromberg-Carlson ve. $3450 pL Teletone «..eeeeese. $12.95 .

Also available are console and table model radio and phonograph combinations in hand.’ some cabil

P A YEAR to PAY!

Wehber Co. Buys

Earth Heat Pump System to Be Made

And Marketed Here Thé Webber Engineering

pump invented by Robert O. Wi

the winter and cool them in pa

The firm has purchased all rights ihcluding those pending

the Terra Temp Co. Inc. headed

the Electronic Laboratories, Inc.

it to expire in June, 1047, : =

Webber, first vice president; Walter C. Greer, manager of the air cen ditioning - division of Freyn Bros,

QO. Wolcott, manager. of Noyes & Co. brokerage office, treasurer, and Earl H. Schmidt, assistant treasurer of Hamilton, Harris & Co., assistant treasurer. To Be Manufactured Here The six officers of the firm and | Frederick T. Holliday, vice president {of W. J. Holliday & Co., are mem- | bers of the board of directors. The heat pump will be manufactured in Indianapolis and will be sold at first only on a limited basis to electric utilities through« out the country for extensive experimental purpose. Only after it has been thoroughly tested and ap-

owners.

Co, newly formed corporation, has an-{§i nounced the purchase of the heat|s

utilizing the unvarying heat of the|® earth's substrata to heat homes in|"

those previously held in option by

by Norman R. Kever, chairman of | {% Terra Temp took option on the patents in 1046, but after an ex-|® tension on the option they i

Members of the Webber “Engi-'¥ 'meering Co. are: C; Bruce McCon~|

ton, Harris & Co., president; Mr.|§

proved will it be sold to home

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by meeting: Needs,” “Soil Conservation and Results of Soil Tests,” “New Develop4 (ments in Crop Varieties,” “Raising | Thrifty Pigs,” “Dairy ‘Breeding

ton Murphy, Victor Blankenship, John Heeringa and Mr. McCormick. ; FR Richard Carey and Tommy \ Thompson, Southport students, will ILLEGAL, BUT — Weapons discuss 4-H work and the Puture

almach, - Jewish striking force [Saturday over station against the Arabs, carries sev- | “Mine Is the Morn" a poem eral ‘grenades, a Sten gun and |written by Dolores Nerding, Southan ammunition pouch. So it [port semior, has been selected by

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AMAZING NEWS!

Prosecutor Race |

PFactional lines were crystalizing today for a showdown in the Demo-' cratic Party in the race for county

prosecutor, Heading the list of possible can-

After the testing period manu-

| company. ;

| March 1. ! 2 The heat pump operates on

of a refrigerant to the house.

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FR your convenience the members of this association have E. made it possible. for you. to support. this right in your own neighborhood.

The names of active members of The Allied Florists’ Assn., ave listed below . . . salect the one in your vicinity and he will accept. and see that your contribution is properly accredited.

* J. W. Aathony

~*~ Arbogast Floral Co. * Arlington Flower Co. * ‘Asperger's. Flowers * Atkins Flower Shop - ~* Bertermann Bros. Ce: ~*°W. C. Bertermamn Flowerfan

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| facture will be expanded in Indi-| a : | anapolis and’ outside companies may Hall, is William C. Erbecker, re-;

‘be allowed to manufacture the device under. license from the home

Offices of the firm will be opened defeated for ination tw Lin the Board of Trade building She Heminstion iw

same principle as a refrigerator, ou; drive of the old Democratic |with a coll buried (in the grouhd recylar organization men against extracting the heat from Warmer | pavor Al Feeney's followers, is ex-

The heated refrigerant is vapor-

didates who may line up with the organization developing around. City

cently appointed city prosecutor. | Others who may be considered by| | the faction working with the City include Norman Blue

'years ago, and Joseph Maselin, 21st ‘Ward Democratic chairman. | Opposing this lineup for an all.

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