Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1949 — Page 8
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: ._ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __. °~ ee FRIDAY.) MAR. 4 194° e
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Pe r tk weki “does her a fashion
shopping early . . . for de lections are complete, new
jap fashion abounds and the prices make them real + the unfortunate ing in “puys” for your Budget! We - The pet fri show just & few, but come cruel” fox Hunt
tails and metho the livers of guinea pigs, . To get a foxjoined the Bark London suburb “The Dumbell, fi man's beer & als
in to ske the many more in Block's Fashion-Wise Downs stairs Store! :
Jack L. Paff Gets
Promotion at Osaka
Pfc. Anthony IL Quiatkowskl, formerly of 440 N. Warman Ave.’ is serving with the Eighth Field Artillery Battalion at Nara, Honshu, Japan. His unit is part of the, 25th Infantty Division. : Pvt. Quiatkowski enlisted in April, 1948, and received basic training at Ft. Jackson, 8, C. Jack. L. Paft, son of Mrs. | Geneva M, Paff, 3816 E. Michigan St., has been advanced from recruit to private with the 25th Infantry Division in Osaka, Japan. .Paff entered the servi
at Ft. Knox, Ky. In Yokohama, / Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker,» , has qualified as light and vy truck driver with the Eighth Army in Japan. He is a former student of Roosevelt | High School: Cpl. James Strayhorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chaude Strayhorn, 1038 N, Traub Ave, had completed a small arms firing course while serving with the Eighth Army in Battery D of the 76th. _anti-aireraft artillery. Cpl Strayhorn enlisted’ in December, 1047, after attending Crispus Attucks High School. Ens. Henry Denk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Denk, 3225 Brill Rd, Is completing a Mediterranean cruise aboard the U. 8. 8. Midway as a helicopter; pilot, The naval officer is a graduate! ‘of Southport High School and en-| listed in the service In 1943
Judging Contest Enters District
Pike, Decatur
Teams to Compete
Pike and Decatur Township teams which tied for first place 4n. the Marion County judging contest will compete in the dis-| trict contest to be held Mar. 24] in Purdue: « Marott Agricultural Center. Thirty-six boys from Marion County participated in the. judging of [eight vlasses of grain, in-. cluding oats, wheat, soybeans, corn, clover seed, alfalfa hay and. _ hybrid seed corn, | Members of the Hike Township team are Fred gler, David : : . Mercer and John Leap. Their AiYyva Syung Tweeds!
coach is Estel Callahan, The De- wd oni ay * E catur team, coached by William “Fashion scoops we've scoured the markets to bring you! Each so obviously : ¥ 3 98
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Adamson, includes Bill Clossey,' ; i the werk of skilled tailors! Each certain fo show off YOUR FASHION Yel Only
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place in the competition. The team is composed of Raymond oy Jean Pierson and Wilfam wards, Dwigh t is theeoashy =~ ¥ vidual high scorers In the! county contest were Fred Engler, Pike Township, first, and Raymond Hayden, Wayne, and Joe Murphy, Decatur, tied for Becond.,
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