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THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1950 ___ : >

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Finds No Fun In Being Drunk

AA Members Can Tell Eloquent Tales of Misery They Once Knew

(Fifth of a Series) ‘By CARL HENN : Alcohol does the most peculiar things to people. ‘It changes them sometimes into stumbling, fumbling, |, slobbering imitations of human beings; sometimes into maniacs with-insane tempers; sometimes into “'Weepers, or boasters, or nasty, obscene persons. Alcoholics Anonymous has its quota of each kind. Almost without exception] g AA members in Indianapolis oes the ordinary soci no will shudder when asked how! Some of the histories related by|

they were when they got drunk AA's reveal the strange notions, 3 — they remember only too well, |1® illogical ideas conceived by! §

Few of them can say they were Louden minds. One man had this jug Suto biesnse [Hates In | aw enforcemet 0 ers the happy, singing, joke-telling| “I drank from the time I was, HB on kind of Sn True ‘alcoholics, /19, put didn’t become an alcoholic! (8 |violators, was set up hy Mi say AA members, are so twisted for a number of years. During the |Brown before he left office in and wracked by liquor that it time when my drinking began to Kg8 : ol : 1948, [I ..,.o..._ hi -,eno Ul 3 ‘ | > ely J " get the better of me I was trav-| la . : ‘ . oi {- Mr.. Brown pledged. that. {{ University, i Watch Repairing eling fora tobacco company. | Harsh-weather took-its toll on-Indianapolis streets this week. Here, a section of the W. 10th St. ~slectea County Clerk “no pre | Accurate — Dependable “I had no boss standing over berm, across from General Hospital, shuddered and toppled into the raging waters of Fall Creek, sure will be exerted to prevail § Quick Service—Moderate Prices § M€ SO When I felt a drunk com-| 30 feet below. The undercut bank was weakened by steady rain. Here it is—awaiting a hapless upon iy for marriage [ Wolf Sussman, Inc. [ing on I'd hole up in a hotel for motorist. a licenses to buy any kind of cer-

a few days and get it all done at 239 W. Washington St, once.

—— — | When {it got so bad I couldn't

easy to get drunk and get away, Chrysler strike became a month With no settlement in sight, pension plan. ONE SNe aplication of scientific new with it. ~ " .

Trail Creek Runs wild, Undermines Cify Street

1d today, and figures showed company and union negotiators Losses © Chrysler Strike that the auto industry's second Prepared to meet

= |stand it any longer, my cob- Estimated $400 Million longest. major. post-war walkout Straight day in seemingly : ‘ efforts -to - reach agreement

First Candidate To Announce

H. Dale Brown, former director of -the Indiana Bureau of Motor

-—. Vehicles. announced -his-candidaey-—

today for the Republican nomination for Marion County Clerk.

Mr, Brown, who was the GOP

{nominee for State Treasurer in

11948, was the first candidate to

{formally announce* for the clerk{ship although half a dozen others

{have been mentioned for this

race,

| He has been aligned closely {with the regular Republican or|ganization leadership of Chair-

(ago. ! Record-Keeping Lag | He cited as qualifications; hia general reorganization of the {Mbdtor Vehicle Bureau which {brought ‘a lag in record-keeping iup to date soon after he became jdirector.

..|- The present system of letter

0 |speed up the apprehe nsioh of 1aW prec inct committeeman in the old

tificate.’

his right to vote.

~H. Dale Brown Enters ’ Race for County Clerk x

Jan Johns (Jack) Innis since the [latter became party chief a year

Mr. Brown has. been an active Republican. worker many serving as chairman of the SevWard eight years

A is a Frafuste of Shortridge

High School and attended Butler zella Hopper; an aunt, one uncle

~+and four grandchildren.

* is a member of the Indiana University ;.. DANGER IN WIND Zion Evangelical He said he plans to make a Church, Phi Delta Kappa, 11th study of election machinery, futile ing toward periodical overhauling Lodge, on of “voting so that no citizen will Indiana

webbed ‘mind decided the trouble a y alse Teeth: was in my job, because it was DETROIT. Feb. 23 (UP)—The has cost more than $400 million. financing and administration of a be inconvenienced or deprived of sociation. He lives with his fam-

look

John I Haynes Dies Here at 8

Services Set For Saturday

Services for John He Haynes, Indianapolis resident for {35 years, will be held at 1 p. m. |Saturday in Scott Methodist

Church. Burial will be in Floral

| Park cemetery.

Mr. Haynes, who. was 48, died | Tuesday in his home, 2052 Mar{tindale Ave. He was a native of [ Eaglesville, Tenn., and for several years was employed as laborer with the Link-Belt Co. here. Mr, Haynes was a member of Scott

| Methodist Church and was a {member of the Steward Board of [the church.

Surviving are his wife, - Mrs. Nannie Mae Haynes; three sons, John Haynes, South Bend: Sgt. Louis Haynes, Chanute Field, Ill, and Clarence Haynes, Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Mar jorie Hinton, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs, Myrtle Davis, Indianapolis, and Miss Mae Frances Haynes, Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Lula Haynes, Indianapolis; a brother, James Richard Haynes, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Don-

Wind as well as Arctic cold makes the North a savage land.

-'A wind of only 10 miles an hour s at a temperature of 40 degrees

below zero, Fahrenheit, can freeze

i- exposed human tissue in one min

ute, says the National Geographic Society.

J DENTUR-EZE makes lose FALSE TEETH i #4 Bike new for weeks. TRY IT on money. { “The way I tried to whip ali

Suck Quersiien. SOc B05: of of {holism was to go away. I de-| cided to leave my wife and chil-| dren and my job for six months’

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" “Instead of six months, I was Buy your camera at a gone for six years, “I couldn't stay off the stuff. I CAMERA STORE wh ere got one job after amother, you kn ow it is backed | changea my name, avoided anyso - one I'd ever known before. I$ by 9% years of reli a b I e “In & wholesale house one day service. 2 I saw a man to whom I used to § . p TY ‘ ] | give money when he was a down-/§ Vids H LIEBER Compa land-outer on Skid Row. Now he 2s iy ini ine E looked fine and prosperous. I RN # po | asked him how it happened. WURRIIIRIIUINE | 11 said, Tve got AA. I took. AND DOWNSTAIRS out my order book and said snp — 1 ‘Where do you buy it?’ He handed How to Hold {me an AA pamphlet. “But I handed it right back. FALSE TEETH | That's-ali right for you I said; can stop anytime I want to. More Firmly in Place gesides, AA is just a bunch of old Do sour false teeth annoy and embar- | LOSSIIS who couldn't handle their rass by slipping, dropping or wobbiing tiquor any more and got together when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle. 4 little PASTEETH on your plates. This? 30 xy on one another's shoulalkaline (non-scid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. | “He kept after. me, but he Ho not t Sour. ¢ Checks 4 fe pe i os couldn’t get me. By that time my: ture breath). Get FAS FEET today Bt wife had divorced me and I had! . any drug store. jremarrien. z x Clergyman Fails “age ! “Then a Catholic priest tried! TLL Killing You? to dry me up. He didn't do any] READ THIS! When feet are tired and achi good either, Finally he told to! dS Bethe with Cotours Soop Anfang’ ¥ try AA. After one more drunk I with Cuticura Ointment. 3. Dust Cuticura | called AA and they sent me a J Taicum between toes and into shoes. Ter | man. I. dried up and was sober ICUTICUR A Sin | 13 months and three days. :

be on ne om on om pi pl “I had begun a small business! and was making a good living |

| But then my first wife died and oucy {I couldn’t get away to go to her] | funeral. I began to worry and,

brood. I took to the bottle, and

foe stuck in‘the same old groove Uk ip] for six months. I thought I- would | | die.

‘This specialized aspirin tablet offers | “I went back to AA and I've ‘these 4 great features: {been glad of it every day of my

2. Pore Orange Flavored. * ASPIRIN » § [three years next month and I 3. No Breaking of Tablets. § pop pyiLORIN § ‘don’t have the slightest desire to 4. Accurste Dosage. itake a drink any more.’ etc Sti ne! Like many another member,

this AA had several sessions in| IA the Indiana Home, where he spent! ’ six days at a time in eliwinating/

i : p the. alcohol from his system. and - Friday & Saturday recuperating from the effect oH A a gigantic drunk. = : : HALF SOLES {The Indiana Home is run only, ® Half Soles ¢ | for that purpose, and is staffed Men's Composition __ and managed by AA's on a non-

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