Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1949 — Page 28

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIES

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: Radiant heating for houses bY required after smow workers, pte ot a g of - means electric elements con- fought the severe storm which at-| Soalnd within base-boards and tacked thé city Dee. 19. {from attack in a kind of stockade . door and window frames of alumi Workers enlisted in the snow, "‘TANSement are the schools,

WV against future bombing.

is a. combination of the two, liv- } jes illion ing Sommunities which are part Paper

. And Rural Setup Would Be Ideal eo “Michael 1 saitor o the NE a : nd_use, the interlocking farm co-operative which he recommended as an ‘excellent defense

‘Mr, Straight, one of the country's outstanding Mberals (some think $00 | too much 80). labeled American ities as unhealthy but | added quickly that farm life has

: Stiow and ce Cost . eniciengy In cultural Snesiop: t

What it takes, the editor said,

(enough to raise food) and rural enough organized to coms 3 ,000 Workers Used mand an adequate share of good treets. music, plays, television, good To Clean Up $ ts schools, churghes and libraries,

CHICAGO, Feb. 5 (UP)—~Keep; 45 well as modern homes (with {ing the stregts free of snow ard plumbing), front yards and { aly ice, with eqGipment ranging fror labor-saving - equipment.

the country the "common life”

He presented, drawn on the back of a program distributed lat a meeting of the Indianapolis Committee for a Free Palestine,

|‘nto double trouble after appreI {priating $1,796,322. An additional! the

of $187 was, political-economic structure.

®radip to color cards, costs 31, TIRCTION FERtodwy [pres HI : an aig to. and Canadian cities a He sald too much Jealousy “other conducting tal of h 7 mali exists between urban and rural ‘are absent from '0tal © more ‘than $7 million an- {dwellers, each thinking the other « cellulose product. ‘hually. has the better life. Ile expressed however, is also Montreal appropriated $2405. his -bellef that the cities are dusting In its’ ordl- 000 to take first place in its origi- dominated by unions, while in EC pars. co orms, primarily nal appropriation. among cities Duckuss 461% tains slight residues troubled with snow, according to dominates. schemicals. In Mr. figures prepared by the Americas, process, these are | Public Works Association. out by" successive Im:| The association reported, how-_-mersions and scrubbings in al aver, that New York City ran. oo der-webbed

8 . nd dis) led water. does away with the large city ™

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Tra = Attention, Boys!

~ \ |: Holds Each Head Must | | wy PA hg Bs Treated Specially | Have on P le ! FARM, production cures for baldness will

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‘never grow hair on anyone's] : 0 aead, agcording to Marcel Contier, | \ “the iY ners “% Each bald head requires indl-| ~ classes for rece §04 vidual and scientific treatment. | . ’ 5 Mrs. Naoud Mr. Contier, a young, energetic § * > Jne en: man with a full head of hair and ; fries of owe dns ‘a scientific treatment aimed at § v | growing hair on the “heads of i» “Make your others, offered to grow some On| b 4 Mrs. Stewart, the thinning head of a United | the newcomer Press correspondent .to prove his' . Aso. Polat. 1 Peek in A “But don't get me wrong" he §, said, 1 can't grow grass on Dave Most boys that we know can always find | wiz Tn ment. If the roots of the hair ara . . ‘ 2 Ba e pre dead; othing-can make it-grow. Bt _ use for just a little more spending ; terms such a and I tell my patients so.’ a \ , poked around t, Mr. Contier said, he grew money! PE For basketball games, y Sven Svenss hair on the heads of 84 per cent f- . ‘ , : - £ Ulls Jacobson, of the 1803 cases he treated last, movies, sports, hobbies . . . and just a “Dec. 7 1048. | , slightly more than half of . : : * there was no Jour, ye Ne lot of other things! How about YOU? ] wir. > Ey | With his scientific treatments, ) : |never the same for any two cus- Why not give Dad a break? Why not ov here $200 {tomers, Mr. Contier claimed that - . ? i last Jan. 7. Th ‘he could increase the density of a earn some of your own spending money ' ing to learn: the {patient's hair by 15 to 20 per ry : : “co by 1 cent. a There's a lot more thrill in spending 2 Doro | Patient Analyzed 7 3 month, She di When patient enters M7, Cou: money you've EARNED . . . than in just however.

1 . 2... Mrs, Evonne {tier's office, he is first subjectec managing an allowance.

SEA wom ‘ta a scientific analysis of his hair ~ : mative of Syria. Kien ks and scalp to discover the cause Ne i I oi {of his baldness. Then a treatment : ile . :

or other metal is contem- and ice brigades by the 31 cities C1Urches, theaters, libraries and

ted in patent 2 A00028 taken!in the continental snow belt num

osm. A. Rill of land, Ore.

for landing gear tor 4

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. ofthe heating even Fn hg ih a room. Like all proposals to heat houses vith electricity,

Af selective switches, In their work. the snow depart-| Around this fortified ring which/ gents can make it possible to cut out parts ments use radio, telephone ana A180 holds community-owned farmiang trave ements while the color cards to alert personnel, equipment, there are segments of the

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wind tricycle meeting pace in the city's his. and community facilities. These country, A én- to : | AD airstrip Tyo injured firemen were re- ——-— ontmty ‘Winds are ioved to Bellevue Hospital and . het of patent hundreds of tenants in nearoy “gran Dhaties Ry /bulldings were evacusted as the

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~ water. Henry L. Oliver of and Mina B. Anderson of rque, N. Mex., provide an weight that {ears plane today dropped 400 pounds a _ loose at the end of the cast. On of grain to 15.000 ducks starving,

this New York Landmark Method presupposes really cheap NEw YORK, Feb. 5 (UP)—A

that the he same Metropolitan Life Insurance Jahn 8! Players Club broke up. position.. webster Hall was a famous

Jughiights cas the been ranted danneent® France's Dunkirk Hero Dead men's fingerprints sound

something out of a who- PARIS, Feb. § (UP) = Gi ; but a little thought’ shows Marie-Bertrand Fagalde, white.

rming identities of tenced toddy to .five years soli-| and crime victims, tary confinement for committing wills, and treason while an inmate of a Gerthe like. For this reason, Harold, man prison camp. % Raritan Towns Township, Gen, Fagalde, who commanded B devised a frame for the French 18th Army Group 3 __ holding a dead finger in a firmly position while its printition at Dunkirk in 1940, was taken. Patent 2480,832 found guilty of having volun: been issued on this device.

that a weight edn getting -a- good; then there's the Ruisance. of drags{Fase 10 get ¢ to get out of Jail. the

{while a prisaner at -Koenigstein, is an Aa Germany, ifn 1944. HE said his

“cast but!

institutions necessary to the de-

~'ber more than 32.000. of whom “|veloyment of social and cultural,

[13,800 are New Yorkers.

Pattern of oo land use . . . co-operative farms.

fue. . are self-sufficient for average the thought of -destroying our ticity— it should stretch 15 to 20 living but smaller community res- proud and dynamic cities at the per cent of its original -length— shop, attend concerts momenfyseems a little too hazy— a chemical analysis of the hair ling entertainment in unless someone does it for us|itself and an examination, with

larger center,

Gr tether ——— six acres each which are to be ys My Straight

5-Alarm Fire Sweeps

(led to producé food for the pattern for the future, our cities! point. The evenly distributed popu: ~ After such an analygis, Mr. Con-

ar will slowly disintegrate and give|lation would be so thinly spread tier has a fairly good idea of

Smaller Communities way to communal living in seml-| lover the tillable land that a bomb {what is causing the baldness and The larger community center is/agricultural centers. [dropped anwhere could have only| prepares his remedy accordingly.

| five-alarm fir surrounded, at least 12 miles] Most of those who heard Mr. a minimum effect. - Mr. Contier said 96 per cent of | di i Ti Webster Hall oy loft omy |2WAY; by similar but smaller com- Straight sald Shey believed If we As a defense measure, he a patients last year were work-| n iqnap o IS Imes

ithe walls of ‘the most famed! imunities which share equipment, were starting from

the idea might 1 work, but tern would’ certainly Be Barer. land office”

lis prepared especially for him. | The analysis includes the test ling of a strand of hair for elas.

[from the skies. |ultra-violet light, of the scalp is right in his| This was Mr. Straight's main bacteria.

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Scratch in this tended, the communal Nving" pat:'ing people—-shop girls and factory workers.

CREAR AWE

Carrier Salesmen Are Now

'blaze ripped through the historic {century-old structure. The first alarm was turned in| {shortly after a dance by the

New York landmark dating back to before the 19th ofntury,.

Sentenced as Traitor

. haired hero of Dunkirk, was sen-|

which covered the British evacua-

[teered to join the Ned waffen 88

to.serve. the. Nazis was a... .

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+ PORT ANGELES, Wash. Feb, | 8 (UP)--A Coast Guard PBY,

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ts Trace Rich |} CUTEX SETS Minnesota Iron Ore Belt

Dwindling Stocks of Ranges to the East - Make Discovery Important to U. S.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb, 5 (UP)—Airborne magnets may have “found buried treasure to restore Minnesota's fading claim to be

Ss they have Teceived patent inga” hare on their snow- soveied} — =

Sheer, Tovely, fullfashioned hose will make your legs look

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A valentine she'll really appreciate.

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Lote trims

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