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in youth, there are Red Feather agencies serving the daily needs f the Indianapolis community. | . The Berar hand extends to religious charities of all faiths, to specialized needs of the handicapped, the underprivileged, those

director, Indiana University divi- Boys School, Logansport State! Nome {sion of social service here, said Hospital and the Lutheran Child! Address | yesterday. | Welfare Association, Dr. Brown-|

|” Thirty-two of the 62 full-time ing reported. | [graduate students studying at the| The number of ‘students as-| ($5000 Worth of Prizes Paid for by General Motors Deal- |25ton tis Saitiegias are J. signed to the Jeation County Weli -ers of Marion County.) an 0 e ool’s en-{fare Department, Family Welfare! ang boys. t to youn a Ne ase a —————————— —— ———— — J [rollment of 100, including part-| Association, Billings Veterans oa: the age RE of Social Hygiene Association. All their families. Monthly classes finding lost articles to meeting time students, are veterans, she Hospital and the Indiana Univerthe oa ¢ char-|its lectures and classes are putiare provided in lip reading andchildren traveling alone and even Said. The total enroliment last sity Medical Center in IndianAmetioa offer 3 am of ¢iaTlon in co-operation with other|meetings are held to give parents providing money for persons fi-|Year was 86. apolis also has increased, she civic and social organizations. lof deaf children a better under-|nancially embarrassed. | For the first time in the history said.

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PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ SUNDAY, OCT. 16, 1949 SONDAY rE TT . ’ Red Feath er | MARION COUNTY GENERAL MOTORS DEALERS CONTEST | Community Fund ontest | H oO Q ’ FREE ENTRY BLANK—Mail It Now to is 18 De lems Cater Cherie The Trae ar wi ro mer on 8 2 ph combination console; 4th, re SePerste - i 2 d i COMMUNITY FUND CONTEST Bc wanes: Ti Tudo, Consoletie S00 on 3 ‘separate entry bak or thest of Men All enciles ea y | P. 0. Box No. 1681, Indianapolis, Ind. | Ti hues Sok. tale Soda Fede Ao Se On Sum : : : : : Entries must be postmarked not later : (Complete He following statement in 25 additional Roti i he Das : By VICTOR 0 erve "yp . munity Pund and fis seencies sud mem. Reuven H. Domnelles Corp. Judsss do TAMPICO, I : | “I give to the Community Fund because | |ses ot eis tomes re on 1 et The womentolk additional OF entries. contents snd ideas then become y 8 E Organizations Offer Benefits tus $e sateen. "3 wiv to he Gon-|{J5 Sobers Boe Eampute “32a their ‘tongues | Extending From Youth fo Old Age I go i Report More Men In Social Service © hushed . LOL f | os mm ae eng the wf, 20, Qn, sain, i ny - cial servi fessional field than | X From outright ay a one aoe bullding of character | J Dra an ou Browning ""% "ith the Indianapoils Coun-| left atilt. They | | | I I 11

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| tact with the a provide a variety of services for problems. emergency relief. in ADs Tor of! MN. eon Ee vy . {handicapped persons, persons in| "= = le a Mm ven ‘ure and] Open Tuesday, Friday and Satur day THO P. : The Tamnico lon * trouble or stranded without finan-| FOR the hundreds of persons, °°% ’ furniture youth. In 1948 » |shelter, to families and individ-| earth determin: x cial means. who require the services of an atmore than 10,200 * q uals. Last year the organization 7 ers and small-te boys were mer- * The Suemma Coleman Home at i, ney put are unable to afford = y ga have a hetwork bers of Boy *« 2044 N. Illinois St. combines ma- them, the Legal Aid Society handled 779 cases. ! linking them * {ternity services for unwed ' | Serving as a clearing house for | munication soot or ot {mothers with care and placement stands ready to give advice and, in voluntary and tax-supported | : Res. $10 Value bag mad ganizations, similar in purpose, | facilities for their babies. Counsel- help. In 1948 the society provided social agencies is the Social Serv-.Jj Fries Includes Hutson, 2h Water AND SO, all |

ing service is offered on domesic|jegal counsel for 1763 individuals. ice Exchange. It keeps up-to-date Scouts recei g | 8 eeps up- { like the Boy Ve I problems. Another form of specialized as- records of all cases handled by| Fund. Last year 4798 girls rang- Indianapolis Hearing Society, sistance is offered by the Travel- member agencies, insuring effi-|

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affliated with the American Hear-|er's Aid Society at Union Station.| cient distribution of help. * Social Ing In ase I TH on ing Society, uses its Red Feather Its services to travelers range Service Exchange registered 34,-| yard ere other 3000 participated funds to help deaf persons and from locating hotel rooms and 743 cases last year.

. . THE YMCA and YWCA, two other character building organi-

range of year-around activities for young people. In addition to athletic and entertainment facilities the Central YMCA at 310 N. Illinois St. provides lodging accommodations at reasonable rates for 350 transient and permanent residents. The Senate Ave, branch for Negroes offers an almost identical range of activities and services on a somewhat smaller scale and at lower membership rates. The YWCA, too, is a double-

agency devoted to the ald of stranded children and unfortunate women and families, helped 1497 individuals in Marion County last year. The Family Division alone of this three-way

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SOCIAL, educational and welfare services of the Jewish community in Indianapolis and Marfon County are co-ordinated by the Central Bureau of the Jewish Federation. A part of this co-ordinated work was done by the Borinstein Home for the Aged which pro-| vided care for nearly 150 aged

persons in 1948. Kirshbaum Cen-| ter, another arm of the combina service, had an attendence in one! year of more than 86,000 persons, all taking part in child and adult! educational, social and cultural activities, At Big Eagle and Kitty Camps the Jewish Social Services provided summer activities for hundreds of boys and girls of all ages. Linking churches, courts and social agencies in social work is one of the principal functions of the Church Federation of Indianapolis. The federation provides counselors, sponsors training courses, forums, lectures and religious services. Working with the Juvenile Aid Division of the Police Department, the Federation refers hundreds of cases to soclal agencies and churches best equipped to cope with their problems. Hawthorne Social Service Association is aimed at strengthening the community through education and recreation. Gross attendance at the activities of this Red Feather agency during 1948 was more than 44,000. Club and class work provided by the agency! covered a range including dramatics, singing, civic and social studies and a variety of athletics. - - . i A MORE specialized educational program, aimed primarily at staAdvertisement New Hearing Device Has No Receiver | Button In Ear Chicago, Ill. — Deafened people are hailing a new device that

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size, type or purpose of the truck you plan to buy-—this

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Let's Start with Buying Facts. During the first six months of 1949, according to the latest available registration figures, here's what happened:

x Truck users bought more Chevrolet Trucks than the second-place and third-place makes combined . . . more than twice as many Chevrolet trucks as the second-place truck.

> Chevrolet trucks accounted for 37.1% of all the trucks bought in America. Better than one out of every three trucks bought was a Chevrolet.

We Buying of Chevrolet trucks went up 12% over 1948, whereas buying of all other makes combined dropped down 23%. :

There can be only one answer to the overwhelming preference for Chevrolet trucks. It means that hard-headed truck buyers have looked the field over and discovered this fact:

Chevrolet trucks offer more for the money than any other trucks in the field

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Conveniently listed under “Automobiles” in your local

More Features. When you choose Chevrolet, you get more features you want . . . features that mean you can move goods more miles at lower cost, in greater comfort and safety. Chevrolet’s Thrift-master and Load-master Valve-in-Head truck engines are world famous for economy. You get “power with economy” that translates itself into dollar-and-cents profits on hauling and delivery—lower cost per mile on operation and maintenance.

Chevrolet's splined rear axle hub connection is another feature that cuts your hauling costs. It adds strength and durability to the rear axle . . . carries big loads longer, reduces upkeep.

Then there's the “Cab that Breathes” to increase driver comfort and safety, and 4-Speed Synchro-Mesh Transmission on 3800 Series and heavier to “keep ‘em rolling” on schedule . . . not to mention such other Chevrolet features as the Flexi-Mounted Cab, Uniweld all-steel cab construction, Full-Floating Hypoid Rear Axles in Series 3600 and heavier duty models, Hydrovac power brakes on Series 5000 and 6000 models, ball-bearing steering, wide-base wheels, and multiple color options. Put all the Chevrolet features together and they make Chevrolet a better truck buy for you.

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Based om average daily new truch registrations—fless six wounthe, 1944

More Models te Choose From. You get a choice of models in Chevrolet to fit every business, meet every need. Chevrolet currently is offering 81 truck models . . . in 20 different series . . . on 9 wheelbases. They include all types—conventional, cab-over-engine, “Dubl-Duti” (forward control chassis), and school-bus. They range in size and capacity from fleet sedan delivery models to massive carriers of 16,000 pounds gross vehicle weight—and the carrying capacity of heavy-duty models can be increased, their usefulness expanded, through the installation of special equipment such as oversize front axles, five-speed or auxiliary transmissions, oversize wheels and tires, oversize rear axles, or tandemdrive or trailing third axles.

More of Everything You Want. All Chevrolet features and Advance-Design engineering combine to give you more of what you want in the truck you buy. uf You want economy of operation—and Chevrolet, over the years, has become famous for its low operating cost. You want reliability, freedom from breakdowns—and there Chevrolet scores again. You want safety, comfort, low first cost and low maintenance cost. You get them all in Chevrolet. So if you want to put your hauling or delivery on a more efficient, more economical basis—choose the truck that is first by far with America’s truck buyers. You'll find, as they have found, that Chevrolet offers more features, more models, more of everything you want. You'll find

truck you could buy.

Come In Today. Talk over your delivery and hauling needs with us. We welcome a chance to show you why Chevrolet trucks are the 2-to-1 favorite over the secondplace truck. It’s worth your while to find out,

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