Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1950 — Page 22
will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in. Boys
tor Prask piey’s Titus Mortuary. Bueial Recrviting: Offices
Barnes Ave, will wut i Crown Hill. : tomorrow in Flanner & vo Jenkins, who was 77, died Jammed Over U. §S.
Bio : - mortuary, Cremation Sunday at the home of her i will follow. idaughter, Mrs. Ruth Bailey, 3348 ; Mr. Fivecoat, who was 86. died New Jepuey 1. A native of country were jammed again today
in General Hospital. A ved [tor the on 30 be bt Be har of the Methodist Church
there. | Surviving, besides her daugh-! 3 % y 1920. Before his Yer is her son, Herbert B. Jenk~ retirement 10 years ago he was in 2 te transfer and hauling busi- Mrs. Luvenia Mays
rR Mrs. Luvenia Mays, who died "Surviving is his wife, Minnie. Saturday in her home, 1415 E. Mrs. Emma F. Ridout ‘17th 8t., was to bé buried in New Crown after services at 1 p.m.) Mrs. Emma F. Ridout, who died ‘today in King & King Chapel, : yesterday at her home, 330 Pros- | Mrs. King was 40. Surviving are pect St., will be buried in Crown three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Owen
| _ Enlistments were -unning higher than at any time since the big war ended and were as much as ent ver a ionth 880, The veterans, many wounded: ‘in World War II, took a turns’ with the Yaw kids at lineng up be-: fore recruiting sergeants to sign {the blanks that will place Wem back in uniform. “Many Pudgy
said that although
Officers
in the G. H. Herrmann {olis, and Mrs. Fredericka Folks,
Funatal Home. 79, 'bur and Robert Boyce, Indianap‘Mrs. Ridout, who was lived | in Indianapolis 39 years. She a and a half-brother, James replace fat with muscle during a a native of Ripley County and. | Young, Midland, few weeks of training. i was a member of the Cross Plains, Women also were answering the’ —Ind., Christian Church. Fall Hurts Woman, 85 isall to the colors. WAVE, WAC, are her daughter, i 85 and Marine officers reported a| Mrs, Ethel Weber, and a grand- hoe a saheth on, Nas flood of inquiries, many from war4 : ti embers of the women's ¢hild, both of Indianapolis Hospital today for injuries re- oy . {Advertisement) ceived when she fell downstairs, Reservists. both officers and enMillions of of People ¥ will Save ve i ret home at 1412 E. Market jsted, were volunteering for ex-
“Hormone-Turtie "Oil the bead. confirmed :
|the government's plea for specialists and trainer personnel to whip! the new recruits and draftees into| shape for duty on the Korean! front ds quickly as possible. The big boost in enlistments apparently was instrumental in 25% { : {holding the government's first
night. She was cut on terided “active duty in line with'
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- at other women he'll hunt a
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" Disadvantages Work Against Efficiency The girls out in’ our plant have shop stewards to whom they can go with their griev- . ances and they usually get results, We girls in the office have some grievances but our | complaints to our superiors nev- | er get action. Splinters on our | desks and tables snag our ho- , siery. Some of our file drawers are too low. A fresh air fiend | keeps our office too cold for our thin clothes, How can we get | action? By JAMES GRAYSON You girls should quietly get to(gether, make a list of your grievjances, and decide on a committee of two or three to present them [to someone in authority who can correct conditions if he agrees
_ get along with. | do argue for want of other past- | times.
I friends with them and then
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and act nice to hold us women. They don't look so hot she rived in Carmel as battlewise veterans and fuze- Lo. theo come home from work
years and Was a'cheeked teen-agers answered their when
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Women want that proverbial pedestal. They want They can't stay on it if lose their husbands’ love a
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My mother dresses dowdily and
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‘they just don’t like me. Should I
move away and forget about this family of mine?
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