Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1949 — Page 10

adage S10 Stroh; T-5 Robert E,

“BYESaIove; “Jetrersonville; S-8gt Eugene W.

enlarged interior. - Davidson's Indiana Fur Co,

112 BE. Washington 8t. today

announced completion of an ennike downstairs store and a fully remodeled interior, The remodeled Interior, comhined with high styled fashions at budget prices, highlight this unusual shopping center, company. executives sald. Davidson's Fashion Downstairs will offer outstanding values in fashions from every style center in the country, they said.

se Davidson's Indiana Fur Co. des Sompletely remodeled and

The

—features a affect devel.

oped with sweeping neon - tubuy. Mirror-filled candy-stripe umns shape the room. Some of the columns can be converted into dressing rooms by means of drapes, while floor space is covered with ankle-

deep carpet. To complete the setting, Da-

vidson’s- downstairs is air-con. ditioned for comfort and wired

for music and pleasure.

ultra-modern interior

{Also save w-lot.," he

man said.

= Rody of Local Soldier

The body of one Indianapolis well; Pfc. Donald EL; Fields, Mrs. Columbus; Pvt.

soldier is among 23 war dead be-

« ing returned to the United States -after temporary burial in mill-

tary cemeteries overseas. returned to his next of kin, Mundy F. Rigney, 1629 Linden St. The 23 were among 1209 Amerfcans who were returned aboard tne USAT Carroll Victory, according to an announcment by the Department of Army, Other Indiana servicemen Teturned are listed with their home town and next of kin: Pfc. Maurice J. Barnes, Mrs. Katharine J. Barnes, Huntington; Pvt. Emmit L. Bana. Dale Bolin,

Fr Goorgts B: Ward

Carney, Mrs. a - M. Bomberg, Ft. Wayne; Fie. Walter R. Duhn Jr, Walter R:. Duhn, Ft.) Wayne; T-Sgt. Thomas H. BEF

Grover Fields,

Walter Gammons, Mrs.

Ruban, Brownstown; Pvt. Norman ¥.- Hornbeck; Mrs. Wil

thelmina Hornbeck Miller, Dana; Pfc. John H. Jones, Joe Jones, King, Alonzo J. King, Orleans; T-Sgt. Carl G. Lamb, Mrs. Zula C. Lamb, Greenfield; Capt. William A. NichCam

Shelburn; Pfc. Esco F.

olson, Alva A.

Doris C. Small, H a A TORR TUSK,

Zell, Mrs

more, Mrs. Leona R. Elmore, Bos-| ville.

? Hattle McNelley, Ft. Wayne; T-8gt. Herschel R. Gresham, Mr. John Il.

Nicholson, bellsburg; Pfe. Frank J. Peterich, Mrs. Stella R. Peterich, Kouts; T-8gt. Robert L. Peters, Mrs. Ada Peters, Milan; Pvt. Roy F. Ralston, William B, Ralston, Goshen; T-8gt. Raymond J. Small, Mrs. obart: T-8gt.| A ; Bgt “Frank Wallace, C. B. Wallace, Gary; 2nd Lt. Norman Keystone: Ara C. wi liams, ne; T-4 Wayne , Marguerite Zell, Shelby-{Dlister then dry and BearTing was noted by the in over 2000 acne pa-

day,

sociation.

FE Cars or See TV A night service department has ¥ been added for convenience of —-ontrons-of Waakiggton Chevrolet, 334 N. Illinois St, Merle German, service manager, said today. swede AML LHW. OL. &

mn duty from 6 p. 4 Monday through Friday to handle

cars while they have dinner and see a movie.’ In that way they save the Son of parking in

ted out, -

A television set has been in-| stalled in the customer lounge for| those who wish to wait, Mr, Ger-| Sratulated by Albert H. Kah--man said. Many customers go in and see the Indianapolis Indians ball game and have their car serviced at the same time. “Truck owners also have found] night service beneficial,” Mr. Ger“Since: most truckers operate during the day, night ~iservice has permitted owners to keep trucks in operation every

| Herb Swiggett, parts manager, announced his department working with the service depart|ment by staying open until u Tp. mm. “throughout the Week."

Use Dry Ice

To Treat Acne CHICAGO, Aug. §—Acne pimples can be — ded out and des-|

troyed with little or no scarring ‘of the skin with the use-of dry foe, Drs. Carroll 8. Wright and BE. R. Gross of .Philadelphia reported here in the Archives of Dermat|ology and Symphilology, published by the American Medical

As-

Each pus sac in the skin in lightly touched with dry ice for

Curtis L. McClelland and M. 1 R._Gustin, “special representa tives of the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co., today were con-

ler, company president, on their successful completion of a Life Underwriters Training Course, The course, 25 weeks in length, is sponsored jointly by

the Association of Life Insurance President, the Life Insurance Agency Management

Association, and the National | ak 1.

—in-48-cities

the American Life Convention,

R. Gustin

~ Similar, courses were given

A hotel keeper was charged with keeping a house of {ll fame and a barber: shop atiendan! with 4 ~~ HGUOr-—sale in... two... vice squad arrests yesterday. Checking the Hotel Ferguson, 1102 N. Capitol Ave. at 1:45 a. m., the police vice squad inspected the last four registrations and found each room rented to unmarried couples. : They arrested the couples on’ charges of disorderly conduct. George W.- 45; 'was-ar-rested on charges of keeping a house of ill fame, operating a hotel without license and having an unlicensed vending machine. Two policemen went into a bar-

ber shop at 603 N. Illinois St,

three to five

or no

ds; the physi

clans said. Or if there is a clus-| ter of . acne pustules close to- |

ually noe, on ice leaves the] skin between them untouched. i} The dry ice makes the pimples

shrink. Little

ted by them with dry

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