Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1949 — Page 38

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nae: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Stamp Notes

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Hot Time Over Time Likely| In Old Town This Summer

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lined border. Jackson was a GENERAL and The crossword is on the sil-

this word forms the center of our houette of an early U. 8. Presi-| 1!

diamond. The second word is “a dent: a PU ZZLE ANSWERS

legal point, " the third “raves,” the

Ge Leg versity commemorative stamp hero. §" 4. Some folks walk unaided. |grants? { DOWN | t Up Earlier? al Experts Must Decide which goes on sale Apr. f at} = : ottierd ——— On Us. 5. Use me well and I am every-| 1 Bag By IRVING LEIBOWITZ . cid be (ar Lexington, Va. a v.: . Mary was not popular be- body; scratch my back and I am 2 Speeders we SUMMER comes, will Indianapoils’ * cloc The stamp is blue and is ar- mg GA 4 Lo cause of her —— ways. nobody. What am 1? . 3 Tried nd? a» Cogs . ot \ oh IE 4 Cooki ressel Even Edward H. Knight, the city’s corporation counsel, isn’t ranged horizontally with a single . DIAMOND CROSSWORD PUZZLE 3 ‘00 Sing vesse 0

=~sure. In an opinion to Mayor Feeney, Mr. Knight held the new Central Standard Time bill invalidates the city Daylight Saving The control design is a view] + Time ordinance. of the university. To the left and

Central Standard Time, he;

{right are portraits of Gens, Wash-

f the future. The sun is no d Lee i 1 fram a, "80U}51Xa | time of the|® ington an n oval frames, fifth “a narrow piece,” and the| ruled, is the official OF by|longer to boss the job. People—- with thelr names in white Gothic| . P ° JO INO SAIS PANUN IU} JO NuwH| state and must be obey Y| 55,000,000 of tt ust sleep. i sixth “ a tree fluid.” . Hoosier cities. But, he explained, 5 o 1em-—m Pin narrow curved panels. 1749) G [4} padcaoy uosyor[ ‘Aouapisaud| there 1s nothing to prevent the/®at and work as well as travel washington and Lee University| E I (81 BUNS TAMOA DNISSIN | city from starting and ending its| |by railroad time. | 1949” appears in a single line of N SRW |

our earlier. Nor| “It is a revolt. The sun willdark Gothic lettering and numey-| CEN 3 ‘aq, {. urerde) 10paog YL, ¢.A0| ROR to private citizen be requested to rise and set by als across the top, ENERAL [HTH PIO, ‘93pnr Jano) awaadng from. doing thie same. railroad time. The planets must,i The bottom border is formed 2 A 3 |oessauual, SHAY NOSHMOVE

' ime!In the future, make their circ uits| by a dark panel in which is the It wouldn't be the first time p that has happened. by such timetables as the rail- wording “United States Postage

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The New York Herald Tribune Stamp collectors desiring first aly month nobody knew what time (noc jt “better. It ‘commented: day collation: may ond as the. words run together in ow I a ie GREYHOUND it was. Local areas all over the “The man who goes. to churchimany as 10 self-addressed en- sentence about Andrew Jackson { country ate, slept, worked and today will hug himself with de-/velpps to the postmaster at Lex- Reinsert the vowels and break up 1 LILEEIAIN TRAV g | BU R : " U played on their own local-or sunlight to find the hoon service|ington, Va. the line to solve this stickler NOH vir time; ‘ curtailed by four minutes. And * = = y Drughsprsdncy,JcksafredthBnk( EL RESERVA On Mar. 13, 1884, President every old maid on Beacon Hill] ARGENTINA has released an- MENTAL FILLER-INS thntdStistfxstne. sS|3a|0|Y|d . ; p Chester A. Arthur signed an act|will rejoice to discover she is other commemorative for the| Each of the following blanks RIDDLES iva J WRI of Congress which established one younger by almost 16 minutes.”|“Reunion of Pan American Car-lcan be filled by a single word and - 1. What. is the difference be- ACROSS | single time for the District of ® = = {tographers.” The stamp is a 45 that word uses no letters not tween photography and a bad! 2 Rodent S a NN Columbia. That act was the first] TODAY even the mayor of Ban-|centavos air mail which depicts] [found in the word MENTAL. cold? 4 ‘Steps | ” >» Reg Sandare of time for any gor. Me:, doesn't kick up a storm|Atlas shoupdering the world. L Dosa Tom Play onthe base: orion Ry 8 a postman in danger. 6 oat hatne of pur hero Traction Terminal Sig, RI-4501 But the railroads, rather than over a standardized time. The| SPANISH Morocco has issued a ball oF basketba : i g Lo — 7 Compass poin eee Congress, were the prime movers mayor in 1883 did. He voted a. cories of air mail stamps

toward a sensible standard of city council order, indorsing the which has éight stamps in the time. In 1883 there were almost time change, with these words: set. The designs show various 100 different zones, and none Was| «x, one has the power to Views of Morocco with planes in clearly gennable. |change one of the immutable laws [light overhead. The values will THEN THE railroads took the 0f God.” rage from 10 centimes to 8 matter in their own hands. They Around the Indianapolis City pesetas. ¥ established a raflroad standard Hall today the time problem has| The colors are as yet unan- . time, dividing the nation into-five; tossed a monkey wrench in_the nounced, zones—Eastern, Central, Moun-|city’s clock. tain, Pacific and New England.| In the event the city uses both| HU NGARY has issued a comNeither federal nor state gov-|Central Standard and Daylight morative stamp in observance of ernments were involved in the| Saving Times, Ma; or Feeney jest-|“Stamp Day.” change. Some local governments ingly promised fellow workers: The stamp represents the globe rebelled at the idea. | “Two clocks for ever, clerk.” girdled by a ribbon.

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“Railroad time is to be the time|

For Spring And

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Contest Winner to Be Feted on Army Day ~

Bomewhere In Indianapolis lives| ~~ : a mother who will become an im-{ = % ng pd ya

portant part of Army Day exer-| his Summer cises to. be. held Apr. 6 at Ft. VERY day you spend in Tennessee, this $ = —§£ Knox. Ky. Her soldier son is sta- or Fall will be filled with joyous moments - yet accomHoned a1 the military pase, modations in the motor courts that dot the highways and in hotels in the cities and towns cost you less

Not even the Army knows who than in most tourist states.

she is today, for she will literally choose herself to take part in-the Spend your vacation days amid the mile-high, cloud-

elaborate ceremonies by identifying a photograph of her son. crowned peaks of the Great Mountains, glide along

Nine pictures of Indianapolis broad, smooth highways through

Army men now stationed at Ft. Knox will be displayed on Mar. 30 | restful valleys to historic shrines and to the crest of Lookout Moun-

in the show windows of Richman Brothers clothing store, 22 E. Washington St. The first mother lected to join him for the exer- tain. Visit the great lakes formed cises. by the giant dams of TVA and Besides gifts to be awarded her the “atomic city” of Oak Ridge, by 168 veterans organizations, ra- the many attractions in the cities

dio stations, war mother's organ- i . izations, the Army and business of Chattanooga, Knoxville as: phis and Nashville.

houses, the contest winner will have transportation furnished from her home to Kentucky and return. She will be joined at the . base by mothers from nine other cities. Congratulations and a bouquet | Add from Gov, Schricker will start her | on the way at 9:30 a.m, Apr. 5.| Maj. Gen. Roderick R. Allen, com-| ~ manding the 3d Armored Divislon, will welcome her at Ft.

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Indiana Un] Achievement will open witl tions at 9 a. no High School. Regional w on tha Bloor Apr. 30 for go medal award:

Miss Rosen pus Attucks E man of the of the conte is limited to seniors from Larger sche two addition each 1000 pu Attucks a] student news the journalis made to serve semester, Albert Berry assisted by FIn¢ tor; Robert K Helene Young a ture editors; Do tor: Ruth Taylo: editors; Albert and Ottle Woods artists Business staff Hoobs. business exchange editor Candis Gardner and Juanita Hi Carl Anderson, | Reporters are Wilson, Walter Mary Moore, B Dorothy Deloach Doris Brown is An open | the Attucks at 7:30 p. m., ] gymnasium, is in charge Student co take over faculty posit Mar. 28 in a dent Day ce served. Elno: Day chairma

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