Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1950 — Page 16

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By Czech Commies |

1 Clementis’ sterling - character; |was typified by his conduct while| Ihe was serving as deputy to the) {late Jan Masaryk while the lat-| [ter was “still fighting to keep |Czechoslovakia-out of Communist Ibands: | i Clementis openly spied on Ma.-| lsaryk in the -Foreign Office, in-| jsisted upon interviewing digni-| | taries who had come there to see Mr. Masaryk and tried to usurp (Mr, Masaryk’s duties long before| {the Communist putsch and Mr. { Masaryk’ s violent death in 1948.! Called Him a Rat ! | « Mr, Masaryk referred to him| privately as “that rat” and treat-| ed him with contempt and scorn.| ~Clementis-can- be regarded “as. largely responsible for Mr. Ma! |saryk’s death whether it occurred! (as the result of a Communist plot lor suicide. Although his char-| {acter as a Communist was slight-! {ly besmirched by the fact that y {he had been in London during] : Photo by Bob Wallace, Times Staff Photographer. |the war he has been a red hot| The Indianapolis Union Station tower is a city landmark, but | |Communist and has never done| the big clock trembles as 147 passenger trains rumble through the |anything friendly to the West. | op every day, and its hands do not always tell the correct time. { He has probably been thrown| Thi k jou of office because he has made| | Ni Picture was taken at 3:10 p. m., but the clock reads 4:45,

|many enemies among the faithful! AUXILIARY GIVES FLAGS ito pupils at Public School 62, by ‘his. chronic stool-pigeoning| The Ladies Auxillary to Hoosier 4715 RK. 10th St. Mrs. Caroline and back-stabbing. |Post £24, Veterans of Foreign @ook is Americanism chairman

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Employee's Dress Should Fit Conditions’ I am a young grandmother

. but I work a office. I am perplexed. Should I dress and act my age or should I ay |

are 20 years younger? By JAMES GRAYSON A grandmother doesn’t need! to wear lavender and lace, partic-| ularly if she is young. If there! is no particular pressure put on you to do otherwise I'd dress as

If ‘you are a newcomer and find that you are Somsplououms by being conservative it well fo

especially when every one else is doing it, might not make the difference in your age S80 noticeable. ~ Have you as personal job job problem, write to James Grayson, in care of The Times. :

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this you should consult some one| who knows cosmetics and how {to use them, What they advise {might be a little more costly but |'it is worth it. In some offices maturity is an asset. Outsiders often seek out an older person. in preference to a younger one. This happens frequently in stores when customers seek advice. Often they feel that the older one has had more experience. i You should study the atmos- | phere of your office and try to fit | into it. If your office is one in { which there are no visitors and

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Studebaker Land Cruiser with overdrive wins Class E Award —averaging 24.887 miles

VELING 751 miles from Los Angeles—through the mountains—into Death Valley—then via Las'Vegas and Hoover Dam to the Grand Canyon—the Studebaker Champion and 30 other cars of 16 makes competed in the Mobilgas Grand Canyon Economy Run. Each car had to carry four passengers—had to average more than 40 miles per hour—and a 1950 Studebeker Champion 4-door sedan beat them all in in seraighe. out gasoline economy.

AND LOOK AT THIS:

Here are the gas mileage figures made in this contest by the 4 largest selling| lowes?

price cars: or; JNRES FR Stodabakor Champion with everdrve 26.551 Cor B with overdrive : 23.326 CC 21.254 Car D jan Indianapolh, Indiana ....... .. Roy Gale Motors, Inc, 31S E Tooth St.

Indianapolis, Indiona . . Chorled Kruse Motors, Inc., 873.875 Virginia Ave. 3 dndiapele. Indi... wrriax Snider Auto Service, Inc., 3757 N. Ulinois St. Indianapolis, Indiana. ....... Charlie Stuart, Inc, 1011 N. Pennsylvania St. Anderson, Indiene. ............. Russ Regenold Motors, 1510 S. Main SE

Bloomington, Indiona. ......... .. Horry Stephens & Co., 311 S. Walnut St.

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Studebaker Champion with overdrive ~ proved most economical among all cars regardless of price-class or size ! it averaged 26.551 niles per gallon of gas |

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