Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1948 — Page 26

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{of the Board of Direcwors of the Disciples of {Cniist Unified Promotion.’ The board meeting will

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—— day in the Indianapolis Ath‘letic Club. It will include a large group - of {local officials ‘and others from 33 states.

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at {on in who has just returne sches, sore- | from there, will make one of *h i | highlights of the annual meetin:

Dr. Hawley

Yocum has spent several months in the Orient as administrative * (executive secretary of India and to take. 50 ‘Japan for the United Christian He also will

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1tk Wednesday night about the 3 ‘esent status of Japan. Dr. C. O. Hawley of Indianaplis, national director of Unified romotion, will report that re:eipts of the organization have insreased from $877.000 to $2,969 - 586 over the 12 years of its oparation.

Plan Fund Distribution

The purpose of the meeting this’ week, as outlined by Dr. Hawley,

iwith tools, a sturdy two-step’ platform can be built with a’ 'broad top step. It should be {heavy enough so that it doesn’t tip easily and equipped with {gliders so that the child can move’ |it around himself. {| One such platform will serve, several purposes. It will provide (support for the feet when the, youngster is using the regular toilet and also will lift him to the level at which he can use the wash-basin easily. Even the 3.

iis to plan for the worldwide dis-

In addition to the persons from outside Indiana who will partici-

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who is chairman of the commis- ] | sion of budgeting and promotional relationships of the Disciples of {Christ, will lead the mecting Thursday and Friday of: the Board of Review.

Cunningham Quits Sanitation Post

James F. Cunningham today handed to Mayor Feeney his resignation as president of the City {Sanitation Board preparatory to running for sheriff in the Demo|eratic primary. | “Mr. Cunningham has held the {position since the first of the year {when the Feeney administration took over the city's management. {The resignation is in accord with 7 jthe Mayor's order that no city Jlemployee shall hold a municipal {job and at the same time run for {public office. Mayor, Feeney said he had not yet decided who he would ap{point to replace Mr. Cunningham iand ‘that he would probably let him continue to hold the position until a replacement is found. Meanwhile, the sanitation board! and the city works board signed a joint resolution authorizing {Western Electric Co. to €onnect its proposed plant to the Indianapolis sewage system. The company will be charged $75 for each million gallons of sewage processed.

Real Estate Group To Hold Party, Dinner

The annual associates stag party will be given by the asso- | ciate members of the Indianapolis] | Real®Rstate Board at 230 p.m. Thursday in the Antlers Hotel. The dinner will be held at! 16:30 p.m. |

‘tribution of the financial assets BY DR. ERNEST G. OSBORNE shoes now and then and this olat-| Igiven by individual churches to [Unified Promotion. The Family Workshop “Juvenilizing” the Bathroom

One of the reasons that par-| pate in the board meeting are the ents continue helping young

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Some you go for, all out — without quite being able to lay a finger on why. And those «~ well, they usually become your firmest friends.

What is it that makes so many good folks say this trim honey’s “got it"?

Good looks? One has to admit it's nice to "ride in a car that is unmistakably itself and not just a slightly modified version of some-

thing else.

Size, weight? Well, the polls tell us it's a pretty important factor since, if you like an automobile that does things, there just is no substitute for brawn and solid substance.

Power ? Naturally. You can't sit long behind this big Fireball straight-eight without fall ing for it plenty hard.

Handling? Ride? Room? They all have their avid fans among Buick owners. Especially now with a completely new kind of engine mounting ironing out vibr ation build. up as never before, and in this Convertible model, with automatic top, door- window and front-seat adjustment.

I. it the wonderful new Dynaflow Drive* that's causing so much talk?

In RoapMmasTER models that is certainly a big factor. You'll .never know how silky smooth a drive can be — what fluent new ease there is to all your going — till you drive the car where liquid replaces both the clutch and first, second and high gears.

But as nearly as we can find out — and we talk to a lot of people — it isn’t any one thing that puts Buick at the top of the “it” parade. It's the over-all richness of this honey in all the things you've dreamed of finding wrapped in an automobile.

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