Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1949 — Page 16

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A new moth preventive, Ceda-~ te, which ‘can be applied. to closet ‘walls with a paint brush, a8’ been introduced on the maret by Ahmeo Products. ¥ Partially deriving its name

from ingredients of ‘the cedar)

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Ate a moth repellent, the company Bays. * The powder {is mixed with Water, forming a thick paste, and is spread on closet walls and cell-

to about the thickness of a nny. It dries in 24 hours, leav- 1 ee Latham, at 8 p. m. Friday in |

ing a pink tint to surfaces. * The mixture is guaranteed as proof. A 10-pound bag will er 80 to 100 square feet of space. It will last indefipitely, according to the. company. » Trimethylhexanot, a long-chain primary alcohol with a variety of | industrial applications, fis being| produced for the first time on a

~eommercial scale by E. I. duPont| Bryant.

de Nemours & Co, Some of its products may be used as plasticizers, synthetic lubricants, additives to lubricating bils. Salts of the chemical are effective driers for inks and other compositions containing drying ‘oils. '

As Dinner Speaker Third Christian Church will pre-

gent President M, O. Ross of Butler University in an address ‘at its annual men’s night dinner

Sorte on

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$0 per cent today in 4 move to

‘¢hurch bullding. _% The Golden B8ingers of Broad ‘Ripple High School, directed by

Aided by the C. M. B. Orchestra,

‘Kelly is league president. Other “fficers are John Bush, Paul Jack«son and Luther Rich,

"REPUBLIC STEEL OUTS BACK i. BUFFALO, N. Y.. May 14 (UP)

Wednesday at 6:30 p. m, in. the

Riley, w bers. Music also will be pro-

by L. A. Von Staden. Victor

; : ae Jel Co, plant here cut production of steel ingots

d inventories of d steel,

semi-fin-

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Supply Store Employee | Wins $15 in Contest | Robert Singer of the Guarantee! Auto Supply Store, 502 N. Capitol] Ave, has won a $15 third prize fin a window display contest held in connection with National Base-|

ball Week. Prizes were awarded by J. G.| Taylor Spink, publisher of the Sporting Goods Dealer, St. Louis,

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Pat Raines

Tom Haynes

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Bob Sargent Nancy Sledge Broad Ripple High 8chool | seniors will present the 1949 | senior play, “Old Doc,” by Jean

{the school auditorium. The cast includes Pat Raines, Bob Sargent, Tom Haynes, Nancy Sledge, Ted Jenner, Paul Ross, Jean Hebel, Jerry Mitchell, Nancy Pippenger, Royce Meranda, Dick Johnson, Mary Asquith, Susan Bassett, Ruth Jacobs and Jannice

Miss Ruth ‘Bertsch is directing TC the play. Committee members in- /£ ’ clude John Glagford, Bill Kline, 74 Mary Asquith, June Uphaus, Dorothy Maxwell and Jo Anne Neff, properties; John E. Williams and June Uphaus, sound; O. Eugene Hadley, programs. Dorothy Maxwell and Jo Anne Neff, prompters; Albert Mahin, tickets; Virgel Clark, posters, and Miss Jane Colsher, ushers. The ushers will be Joyce Roberts, Gloria Kennard, Barbara Pratt, Barbara Carver, Betty Jean Pixley, Rena Pollard, Yoland Miles, Maxine Query, Alice Curtis, Nan Winterrowd, Virginia Croan, Peggy Wallace, Diane Corbett, Audrey Johnson, Dick Miller and Vernon Reid. Music during the Intermission will be presented by the school orchestra directed by Owen Beck-

ley.

SCHEDULES ‘REQUIEM’ Miss Roberta Jean Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Chapman, 2012 Koehne 8t., is a member of the Bob Jones University Oratorio Society, Greenville, 8. C,, which will present the Brahms “Requiem” on May 26 and May 30 during commencement exercises.

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— university expert says that for the first time since the war the college students will outnumber available jobs this June. Dr. Clifford P. Archer, director]

MINNEAPOLIS, May 14 (up| !

of the University of Minnesota Hilbert Rust to Speak

bureau of recommendations, sald |

there are fewer job offers and|sociation will meet at 12:45 p. m.

more graduates to claim them. But Clifford said the starting-

following baseball week, May 2/pay situation is holding up well Insurance Research & Review

compared to last year.

venient terms.

INDIANAPOLIS

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES College Grads Outnumber Jobs

“The absolute bottom on pay

for college graduates this year is $2400 annually,” Archer reported.

The average starting pay is be tween $230 and $240 per month.”

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