Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1948 — Page 7

ational sale.

Many have gone

Street for lade!

Eyes Examined ee Glasses fitted tor those who need them.

GAS AND BLOAT

Hel Get Food Digested to Relieve Yourself of This

ood ir. Don’t wait! Join the a of happy people hag he lions of bottles sold. Bat 2 Bote of Towle hope Build Bus store today, Tonio heips Svardy Health.

Collect $63,706, Near 1947 Total

The Infantile Paralysis fund

Marion. County, The goal for

“|the local chapter of the National.

Foundation was $60,000. A certified audit of 1048 polio funds today showed a total of

the amount raised for 1047. , Now in its 14th year, the chapter during the year ending Mar.

'|31 paid out $33,302.99,

to Henry ¥. Schricker, fund direc ter,

payment of hospital bills. for a

Scout Troops at Riley Hospital, $475; General Hospital full-time fellowship and services for ‘the

ald fund of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, $10, 815.02, Scholarships for polio victims at Butler, Indiana‘ and Purdue Universities and a summer term périod at the James E, Roberts ‘School, $4037.50, Services of technicians at Riley Hospital, $971; and the installa tions of germicidal disinfecting lamps in Riley -Hospital,: $5000. In addition, the chapter bought

“a station wagon for the James KE.

Roberts School. During the last 12 years, direct

» | County. 4 to | BAR RED CELEBRATION

SINGAPORE, Apr, 28 (UP)— {The colonial government today | prohibited May Day celebrations

Unions,

together—used more petroleum products than during the peak war years. In our effort to meet this demand, we broke all produc.

ing has been over-! subscribed by more than $3700 fn!"

$63,706.80, 89, which nearly equalled i

tor for the Marion County ehap-|| Individual case ‘aid “included §

year and amounted to $9754.49." Monthly hikes for all polio Boy!

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0, hel . stomach do the § IY ry Af Jchapter's clinic, $2250; epidemic

Committees to Meet

Committees of the Sahara Grotto! ,

~ OPEN HOUSE SIGNALS—Navy Signalman Charles Guy Pad. ett, USNR, stationed at the naval armory, limbers up with signal | ‘fidgs in preparation for.open house at the armory from | to 5.p. m. Friday. The open house will commemorate the :|50th anniversary of the founding of the Navy Department. Signalman Padgett, 2818 N. Temple Ave., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Padgett.

ISPCA TO MEET ES

“The annual ‘meeting of ‘the ine! {diana Society for the Prevention |

Auxiliary will meet as follows: of Cruelty to Animals, Inc., will]

{lish Ave.

PRESCRIPTIONS

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hostess; membership, oS N LD

ibed. | by:. the Communist- dominated {May 7, noon luncheon; Mrs. Ruth| |Singapore Federation of Trade Pollard, 1271 8. Irvington Avye.,| | hostess.

LIVIN]

tion records. Our. Annual Repoit shows that Standard Oil and its subsidiaries spent $220,000,000—-well over twice our earnings— for new construction and additional facilities of all kinds. This sum, derived from borrowings, profits and depreciation and depletion, was spent for 743 new oil wells, 1,554 miles of new pipe lines, new refinery units like the one in the picture, and many other items,

employee in 1947 were $4,091, a new High. We have one of the best employee benefit programs in any industry, including sickness and disability benefits, group hospital insurance, group life insurance and a retirement plan under which 1,960 former employees, like the man above, are already receiving benefits. 3. OUR OWNERS, thie 97,495 individuals, institutions and others who hold Standard Oil (Indiana) stock, received an average payment of $314 each for the year. These dividends are a return on the money invested by our owners 1 provide the tools that make

AN PINAY,

Standard Oil Company

of | 21d has been rendered to 95 of the Needlework guild, Tuesday noon, [be held at 8 p. m. Friday in the | {492 polio victims in Marion Mrs. Sallie Kelch, 1539 W. New, Indiana War Memorial. York St; hostess; dining room, at/ p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. Helen James, 411 N, DeQuincy St., hostess; decorating, May 6 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Blanche Laporte, 5321 Eng-|

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wo of the thires first prizes offered during the celebration of

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NO Prizes

dianapolis Council. of Camp Fire Girls were won by Camp Fire groups. of School 31. prizes were awarded for the most original floats irr the organiza-| tion's parade. i The Canary Bluebirds, ages 7 4 (to 10, ‘won a first prize for originality in constructing their float. Mrs. Emerson Baker is the leader of the group, assisted by Mrs. H. G. Smith, *

The $20

# aver

in Contest:

tvely : by two other Camp Fire : groups st School 31, the Okihi slovakia ages 10 fo 12, and Kinleha, ages SOUP. 12 to 14. The award was made on. the basis of the “most for the least” spent in building the, float, Mrs. John Ryan is guardian of the Okihi and Mrs. Richard Clark, | a teacher at School 31, is guard: fan of the Kinleha group. Also won collectively was another first prize by the Happy and! Anemone groups -at School 76. Mrs. Theodore Covy is guardian of Anemone group and Mrs, Jack Pozner heads the Happy Group.|

He said they would be “eom-| pletely free and democratic.”

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1. OUR CUSTOMERS the public, RG Standard Oil and its many competitors are bringing more oil to |

market than ever before--but this year, again, the supply problem is difficult. Only with new records in output, plus your full cooperation in saving petroleum products, will the industry be able

to meet your real needs,

2. OUR EMPLOYEES did a wonderful job last year. The effort and teamwork of 45,967 men and women-made possible the record output of Standard Oil and its subsidiaries, despite unusually difficult conditions. The average wages and benefits for each

production possible. No institutional stockholder owns so much

© a8 5% of the stock and no individual owns as much as 1%. The

investment in tools and equipment averages $24,600 per employee.

THAT WAS 1947-a year in which Standard Oil and its subsidiaries

produced more, built more, paid more wages and sold more prod-

.- ucts than ever before. Every one of these records mmy be topped

in 1948. Merging mind, muscle and money; our thousands of em-

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A first prize was won collect

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Brown's Auto Sales State Road 28, East

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EDINBURG - Johnson & Huff Motor Sales & Service, R. R. 2.

ELLWOOD Elwood Motor-& Equip.

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102 E. Main St,

FLORA

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3750 College

KNIGHTSTOWN Graf Motor Sales 33 N. Washington St.

KOKOMO

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Marion Motors & Equip. Co.

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MILLER-PHILLIPS MOTOR SALES

om CASTLE Olin R. Holt Motor Sales 2529 N. Washington

Miller's Sales & Service 109 8, Washington

McKenzie Motor. Co. SELMA

Gunning, Ine, CLOVERDALE 300 W. Barner St. Hwys. 9 and 37, So. Marion FRANKLIN MARTINSVILLE 7 ¢ COATESVILLE = C Motor Sales, Inc. Herold's Service ton . Contesville Implement Co. Road 31, Nofth 141 W, Motgan Sb ok COLUMBUS 8 MONTICELLO ; Bark a fies OMEENABURO MA hte un 809 State St. - 223 E. McKee 800 W: way ® COVINGTON x MONTPELIER

"Dale Heath Motors Tne.

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\ ard 8. Graver Motor Sales ¢ State Road 8 at New York Aves NORTH VERNON Jennings Motors 100 8. State PORTLAND Jay Motor: Sales, Ine. Staté Road 67

RUSHVILLE ad,

Rushville Auto Sales 1145 W. 34 St.

Jackson Motor Salen.

SEYMOUR I

Gebhart Auto Supply, In. : 807 8. Chestnut St. :

; LY Vel 4 Fe r 's i or ST I Jackson BE. : Eis SHERIDAN : oo Duchemiin.--314.8. Main 8.