Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1949 — Page 12

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___-_

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"At Lincoln Hotel

More than 300 scientists and Jo Gavin, 3255 Park Ave.; Carol]

chemists will assemble in Indianapolis Saturday when the American Chemical Society, Indiana)

“Separation . and Jdentification Techniques.” : Jhe meeting. to voi held at the Lincoln Hotel, will consist

luncheon meeting. Committee In Charge Committe in-charge of

Butler University, and J. Paull of Eberach and Son Co Speakers will Include Dr, A. 1eRosen of Louisiana State University; 3 resinous products division’ Rohm and’ Haas Co. Philadelphia; Dr. T. J. Powers, of Dow Chemical Co.; Dr. CN. Rice, Elf Lilly & Co.; Dr Norris Embree, Distillation Products Co,, Rochesger, MN. Yu others.

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Section, sponsors a symposfum on;

of 3720 N, Pennsylvania Bt.; morning and afternoon sessions Johnson, 116 E. 48th Bt.; at which a number of prominent Redding, speakers will ‘participate, and a and Marcia Jean Ries, 6250 Cen-

_ gymposium is composed of Wayne mounting staff and Hilty and Auburn Ross of Eli 623 N. Wallace St, Lilly & Co., Dr, Keith Seymour of to the copy staff, Kelly

and a number of

iC On Arbutus Staff

“Indianapolis foc been. eppoinfed to the staff

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of the 1950 Arbutus, Indiana Uni|versity yearbook |. Janet Polson, 5723 Winthrop. was editor. On her staff are Myrna Lannerd, 4551 College Ave, Elizabeth Peck,

named . photography

5826 - Winthrop $25

"Indianapolis Quota’ Set af $150,000. |

Indianapolis Baptists will at-|

and terupt to raise $150,000. toward al Greensburg, Jnd., and lived here the morning session today.

million fund for the Baptist

a An on the Arbutus office Home and Hospital Expansion staff are Susan Bassett, 5316 Campaig - : Broadway; JoAnne Ebner, 2120 pare a gn aptists have set 2a

Central Ave.; Florence Gleason, goal of $500,000 for the same

Barbara 5425 N. Delaware St,

tral Ave. Richard DeHority, 6494 Broad-

the way, was chosen to the layout and

Harry Rider, was named

Two other Indianapolis students, Louis Hensley, 5840 Washington Blvd, and Carl Edwards, 261 8. Audubon Rd, have been

Dr. J. C. Winters of the pledged to Scabbard and Blade, of 1U ROTC han

honorary.

Funeral Set

Rites for Mrs, Eunice Hutchins, 2236 N. Illinois St, who died “Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital, | were to take place today in the Church at Arcadia was to follow there. B8he

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In addition to her husband she is survived-by a stepRobert Hutchins, . Indianher father, E. H Colgan and a brother, Lloyd

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ABC Chairman Seeks

Permit Limitation

“The state must liquor permits.” That was "the declaration yes terday of Bernard C. Doyle, chairman. of the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission Mr. Doyle also went on-record against any extension of the midnight closing hour for state taverns He made his remarks before about 200 Indiana tavern owners at a conference of the state Re-

put -a lid on

ition in the Hotel Lincoln. Mr. Doyle said he believed there should be a legal limit of one re(tall permit for each 1000 to 1500 population. He said that the pres-

{ent ratio is about one to each 500

persons for all types of Hquor permits. At the meeting. Joseph I'reacy of Indianapolis was elected president, succeeding Fred Griese, of Evansville.

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Weldon |compaign. The: drive opened ‘last week and will continue through

Nov. 18. The Baptist Home and Hospital, located in Maywood, IL, serves the states of Indiana, 1llinois, Michigan and Wisconsin,

Dies Here at 67

_|..Services for Miss. Chrisiena light the second-day session Paiftardan,. who died yesterday in

‘tery, Greensburg.

{pounds of coal from her.basement

is !State Insurance Agents. ss Patterson gegen

Election of officers will high-i§

“in the Thdiana Association 0 surance Agents. 51st convention r home, 1650 English Ave. will } 0 nig afternoon. te held at 11 a. m. Thursday In| payiq A. Forbes of Lansing. | Grinsteiner's Funeral Home. She yich., president of the National was 67. Association of Insurance Commis-| Miss Patterson. was born an sioners, was principal speaker at

50 years. She was a member of More than 1200 Hoosier in-| the Greensburg Christian Church. surance agents are attending the Burial will be ih Greenlawn Ceme- convention in the C! aypool Hotel. n It will close tomorrow. Two nieces and three nephews. Wives of members were to be, survive... . i» entertained today at a tea in L. 8, . Fre , - Ayres & Co. auditorium’ The HET UP OVER BURNING ISSUE annual banquet will be held at DES MOINES. lowa, Nov. 86:30 p. m. in the Claypool Hotel.

tUP)-~-Mrs. Sillle Cochran today 7 told police someone stole 500 MEET the PHANTOM...SUNDAY

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Home 43 Years Old

institution is 43

The present

years old and has about 150 aged

and infirm persons now in -resl-

derice Building plans’call for the erection of a new hospital of 150 beds A nurses’ home and two additional wings-to. the present building

[giving the institution a capacity

Mrs. .. Hutchins’

fof approximately 500. A number of Hoosiers now live in the home and additional ones

Yre expected to be accomodated

with the increased space, : R. J. Duke is directing the fund campaign and Vernon Anderson, mayor of Hammond, Ind is car npaign chairman

Heart Attack Victim: In Fair Condition

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Daniel T. Weir, 83, of 2142 Carroliton Ave. former assistant superintendent of Indianapolis: pub-

lic schools, was reported in fair

condition in Methodist Hospital today Mr. Weir was taken to the hospital Saturday after suffering a heart attack He came to Indianapolis in 1809 as head of the physics depart-

ment at Manual High School. He was for 16 years a supervisory priné¢ipal--and in. 1922 was made assistant superintendent .of schools. He retained until retirement in 1941.

Transfer of Funds To Hospital Approved

A City Ordinance calling for transfer of tax funds te the General Hospital power plant fund for the purchase of coal has been introduced to City Council. The ordinance, which declared existence of an emergency resultihg from the national coal miner's strike, proposed -transfer of $10.000 from the unappropriated 1949 budget balance ‘marked : for salaries and wages. The proposal also cited increased coal costs as a result of the strike. Some ice

‘for storage will be bought with,

the transferred funds.

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only Camels—for 30 consecutive days.

“Yes, | tested Camels for 30 dav

under the observation of a throat specialist. | have real smoking proof that Camels agree with my throat!”

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“The 30.Day Test changed my ideas about cigarette mildness. I'm going to keep right on smoking the brand that agrees with my throat—Camel! Rita Tennant, secretary.

*The 0-Day Test was the first time I'd ever given Camels a real day-to- “ day trial. Now | know how mild a | cigarette can be! Camels for me!”

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“The day | started the test was the day | began to get more fun out of smoking. That good-tasting flaver won me to Camels completely!” Mes Edoa Wright, housewife.

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Noted Throat Specialists Report on 30-Day Test of Camel smokers...

NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OF THROAT

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GOT THE DOCTORS REPORT, | KNEW CAMELS AGREED WITH MY THROAT. THEY RE" THE MILDEST CIGARETTE I EVER SMOKED ! BEST-TASTING, TOO!

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