Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1950 — Page 14

to Get Ope nd Keep His Pony

Offer to Sell Animal at Auction Arouses Public, Brings $1380 Purse

By OPAL CROCKETT

his pony to pay hospital 0

purns received on his 12th birthday when a jeep which he and his aster. father were repairing caught fire. His family couldn't afford plastic

with all expenses paid by a sympathetic public.

surgery, so Johnny offered his —~

pony at auction to raise money

for operation. A Charleston, paper published

in. The auctioneer passed the ha instead of selling Johnny's pony, Scholarships, adding $230 to collections. Johnny contest, said he'll put left by train for St. Louis lasthis winnings into U. night, a big smile on his twisted bounds

face. » ” ~

Johnny's story! niy i; . ok contributions red er o aron, ra., who won hb} i and $1150 in Jou t: 000 first prize in the War Orphans!/trains to transport the blood. The:

Inc., national puzzle number of empty bottles which the bulk of should be on hand for use in an 8. savings emergency. Recruiting technicians “So my three kids will have to type and test the blood. Possible increase in use of blood plas-|

|six-mile road was paved.

Ww. Va. news-| : "N= ¥lenry Gunesch, electrical work. donors.

- money for their education.”

ration

Hospital, Red Cross |

Officials Meet

Representatives of all hospitals : {in Marion county met with a com-| A 13-year-old" five victim of Kenna, W. Va, who tried to sell mittee of Red Cross directors yes- concrete steps leading into City Hall. for plastic surgery, was en route to a St. Louis/terday to discuss the problem of|

{supplying large quantities

munity to Woodhaven when the Were: | Scheduling at the hospital blood!

A hot sun poured

{heat. Near the foot of the

Among the things discussed huddled. She apparently was fil, |= {| Trained to act swiftly in emer- s ? Igencies, Police Chief Rouls and State Highway

'banks, the hundreds of blood Fire Chief Roscoe McKinney

ma which ean be stored for a

The first American veteran of | Williston, 'N. D., high school longer time than whole blood.

the Korean war had a new job athletes mourned their most loyal today—hanging up American supporter today. Edwin Rickard, flags. Cpl: Frank Koop, 25, mem- 79, who boasted he’d missed only event of atomic bombing in a . ber of advance party protecting one Williston High School athletic jarge American city, blood banks evacuation of military personnel contest in 40 years, died yester- 511 over the nation would be few entrance steps, she decided tour from Kimpo Airfield near Seouliday. As a youth in his native gaked to supply nundreds of thou- to wait while a friend, Mrs. Carl, shortly before the airport was in- Wales, he ran a 4:28 mile. Fifty- sands of pints of blood for burn, Irrgang, obtained the certificate. vaded by North Korean forces, eight years ago he also Was plast and radiation victims, visited Washington State Employ- |closked at 52 minutes, 10 seconds,

ment Service, Seattle, when his for a 10-mile run. enlistment expired. He was df: rected to a flag and decoration!

company and was given a job. - » ”

A Polish legation

chauffeur ( asked the Canadian government f for asylum today after waiting

Claude Taylor, 60, Dickson, for two years to escape from his Duane Jones and Frank E. Lane: Yea

Blood Bank Plans

The committee will report

the board of directors of the Re

ollows:

It was pointed out that in the

ross. Hospitals were represented as

short their

the officers. Friend Was Helping

ision aid.

a fr She became fll during Mrs. Irr- ai: Whi Bio to BANg's absence. Another friend, |*: q Mrs. Carl Leach, 3214 Northwest mond; ern Ave. tried to make her com-|

fortable on the steps.

Sunnyside Sanatorfum, Dr. W. records in 1893, Mrs. Miars’ birth | 58 over Ram yovay to Ind. 156; r, were incomplete, They could!

Tenn. yesterday fulfilled a prom- Communist bosses. Tadeusz Sa-| pi).00 Veterans Administration, Sve her no certificate.

jse made 40 years ago to push a badin, 40 moved his wife and son pn, gw Baxley and E. K. Rickfrom their legation quarters to an... 1hqianapolis Veterans Adminwg apartment in Ottawa, Ontario, jeiration, Dr. BE. H. Hare and Dr. p paid for by months of scrimping David Rosenbaum: Methodist, Dr. 2 Lester Hoyt and Robert E. Neft; Vincent's, Dr. Lee N. Foster H. R. Rosengarten; St. Fran-

wheelbarrow from the Pond com-

SALE

SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES Skirts, Blouses and Lingerie

GIRTON'S DRESS SHOP

40 West Ohio St. Floor Open 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thru Saturday

and saving

his pay.

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i8t. Mrs. Lewis Hanson fought for ,.. her life today In Welch, W. Va, cig pr, William E. Arbuckle; In{strengthened by one of two Pints gia napolis General, Dr. J. 8. Bean of rare O Rh negative type blood ang Mrs, Phyllis Davies; Indiana sent from District of Columbia University Medical “Ce

James

Red Cross board of directors,

One Of The Greatest Blessings Of The Times!

:N. WOMEN OVER 50

This Great New HADAcCOL Relieves the REAL cause of Neuritis Pains, Stomach Distress, Indigestion, Nervous Disorders, Constipation and a Weakened Conglition When Due to Lack of Vitamins B,, B,, Iron and Niacin in the System

Just a Few of Thousands of Joyful Folks* Over 50 With Such 88 YEARS OLD Me. Glande Sutton, 55 Sears old; fore.

man of a “I am writin

0 YEARS OLD

Mrs. Addie Myers, 69 yours old, 714 _N. 81h Street, Wilmington, North Cor

some time with neuritis pain. Almost helpless, I have taken almost 4 bottles of COL. I am so much better

HADA I can walk without dragging my |

feet. My neuritis pains are so much better. I recommend HADACOL to anyone that suffers from such aches and pains.”

6) YEARS OLD Lissie Pruine, 61 years old, of Ri. 2, 158, Lexa, Arkansas: “1 have been affected 9 with and bad

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i than anything I | ever took. I lost ? | my appetite and

| and I work all

"38 YEARS OLD Mrs. S. C. Sanders, 58 years old, of 1604 W. Market Street, Anderson, A Carolina: “1 Just want to tell ou how much ADACOL has helped me my little grandson. I am 58 ears old and he 5 # years old. I felt so weak and

run-down I just . couldn't stay up long enough to do my housework. But now since I

took 2 bottles of HADAGOL I feel

57 YEARS O12 John T. Hopkins, 57 years old, cab

driver

of 615 Augusta St., Greenville, ewipiecy South Carolina: “1 ; am 57 years old. Iam a cab driver -- have Dbeén driving a cab for

lot with my stomach and ? fl neuritis pains in my back. Everything I ate and drank hurt me. My back ached all the time, day and night. I have tried many dif ferent kinds of medicine, but none gave me any relief. Then I heard about HADACOL. 1 decided to give it a try. I am on my second bottle now and believe me my aches and stomach distress are gone already. I can eat anything I want and don't suffer. I feel the best I have felt in 20 years. I will gladly recommend HADACOL to anyone suffering with my ail ments. This is a true statement.” #2 YEARS OLD C. B. Sutherland, Route 1, Box 62, Callahan, Florida: “I just got my fifth bottle of pesos HADACOL andl 3: can say W's done © me ‘more good

Fs day. Thanks to HADACOL: (1 am a retired rail-

road storekéeper.)

"MANY DOCTOR

40 YEARS OLD

459, Pensacola, Florida, Wants tell this to vic.

eat an soft dies weeks. I: suffered with neuritis pains in my wrist and fingers. My da

8 bottles I know it's a godsend. My neuritis pains - most I'm 60

disap, years old, and can walk two miles to church without being tired out.”

35 YEARS OLD Luey Holli S y Missouri, writes Hor HADACOL ends: “I

sick for * some time. weak, nervous and neuritis aches and ns all over. I have taken one bottle al | of HADACOL | and it sure has helped me. All my aches and pains are gone. I feel much better and am much Senger, I sure recommi HADACOL.”

Dr. regional blood center and flown. Donald J. Caseley and Dr. Edwin in four hours from Washington. Pontius. Emergency donors of O Rh blood! Harlan J. Hadley, acting chair-| had been exhausted. They gave 21 man of the local ed Cross, Mrs. pints, Mrs. Hanson, hemorrhaging E. Kirk McKinney, internally after an operation fol- Stuart, Wallace O. Lee and Mrs. * lowing birth of a child, was re-i Ralph E. Heuber represented the ported in “fair condition.”

| in and almost | smother. So I i k HADA

Alternate Form Granted

age and for welfare clearance. A domestic

General Hospital authorities

ported Mrs. Miars in “fair” con-

dition.

Needs Welfare Aid, but Is Too Weak To Climb Stairs for Birth Certificate By DAVID WATSON

Inside the stone building, where cool breezes were blowing of through wide open windows, two of Indianapolis’ busiest men walked face and body were seriously scarred from! whole blood in the event of dis- from a conference with the Mayor and started out into the summer

cut! 3 conversation ana Detours Listed { 1 Mrs ess i Th Use of refrigerated planes ana/fushed B the ai “ fs. 3 of ; They summoned a squad car and ing roads closed: ambulance. A preliminary report! inp. s—rrom i lof malnutrition was later given 4 miles over Rds. 5 Aa 8 na. a5;

Mrs. Miars went to City Halll 1p so yesterday in an attempt to secure Recovery. Gn Fasseriaer rl a birth certificate needed before U 8. 31: trucks 27 milee er Ohio 4 she could receive welfare pen-|®7d 20, Ind. §7 and 5.4 :

Unable to climb beyond the first wr

i '. b | Health Board authorities said |over Rds 107 dnd 7 C08 seven miles| Council, the Flood Control and

An alternate form was granted, | owever, for submission to state! uthorities for verification of her Corydon north to

employee, Mrs. ™iNb. "sis Recs ol ’ . } : 5 al 0 Miars has been out of work about | S04: a week. Since then she has been! cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Irrgang.

night by union and company negotiators. : : The workers walked out July 1, shutting down production on transmissions and overdrives for Ford, Studebaker, Nash and Kaiser-Fraser auto plants. A new automatic transmission for Ford also was being perfected here.

SEAT COVER stats “0%

up Sacks Auto Supply, Inc. 229 W. WASH. ST. Z

The new $2 million State Board of Health Building adjoining the Indiana University Medical Center on W. Michigan St. will be dedicated in brief ceremonies this afternoon. Arthur wo aphell

‘scattered clouds and seared the

ROBERT E. KIRBY

Kirby MORTUARY 19th AND MERIDIAN

entrance steps they found a woman

executive

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Dr. Jacob T. Oliphant, Farmersburg, chairman of the State Board ‘of Health and former president of the Indiana Medical Society will preside.’ . * The Rev. Henry G. White, pastor of the Irvington Methodist Church, will give the invocation. The Rev. Father I". W. Strange,

amnnmomd

IND, 10-From U. 8. 31 east to Rd. 19.

|. IND. 15—Use through La |taine then cross ar a "-

IND. 25—Prom Rd. 331 east to Mentone.

29," Ind. 8 . 8 | IND, 29-Closed from New Bethel south. Church, Vincennes, will give the i ind i SHG benediction. | , 8, 33-Closed at Wilshire, 0. de-| Music will be by the Indianap- | § - 3 yd ver ras and Ind. 124. |olis city parks Teen Sinfonietta. - W. Washington Fo Wrest nd An- Building Occupied KILL CRAB GRASS Bibs Ave, | sMichisan . The four-story brick T-shaped

: {building has been occupied by the IND, 38-KFrom New Castle to Rich-/ Board of Health since Mar. 15.

with SCUTL

43° mil Rds. 3 and 40. IND. 48—From Ra. 83 sast tosheiourn;| It houses the Board of Health, {24 miles over Rds. §3. 154 and 41. ithe Administrative Building

A Sa 4 . _ Bootts Lawn Research Phote TREATED: Beautiful turf because UNTREATED: Demon Craobgrass © SCUTL stopped the Crabgross -: smothering the desirable grosses.

C. E. GRIENER CO. Wholesale and

road. IND, 71—Bridge construct i IU { Dans; detour 17 miles over Ron 36 and > over by the Medical School for,

asl A IND. 18-From road 335° north of administrative offices. | Retail a 'w ury; eight miles over n Power Lawn Mowers—Garden Tractors—Soil Tillers i IND. 157-8outh o

Park, Cemetery, Golf Course and Lawn Equipment

Rds. 335 and 64, f Sig Gifs Mins) QUESTIONS ON DRAFT. | Richian 43 S. Delaware St. MA. 4538

tfes miles over and rave] ANSWERED IN SUNDAY TIMES

at. - IND. 244—From Rd 20 to Andersonville; | nd 52 San en——————————

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re- MARKET SELLS 5 CARS PLAINFIELD, IN. J. July 14 (UP)—Five British-made Hillman

Overwork Shortens Life That's Advice in . . .

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Deficiencies Who Have

88 YEARS OLD Mrs. B. R. Johnson, 58 years old, of Ri. 1, Bankston, Alabama: “I have suffered with my stomach and neurt for some time. I ¥ould Have cramping spe my stomach

‘bothered with my stomach. I have

taken 5 bottles and can eat anything I want and do my work. I can recommend to

Mr. Larry Wadkine, B86 old, of 76 So. Royal Si, M. Alabama: “I had been

ty I that will pick ie ill pic u up. ve Dn remedies

one tried man and none of them have ever come near to your product.”

STOP KILLING YOURSELF {play beside fruits and vegetables. |

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Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc, emiJon statesman, has Jan 1 a great champion of older folks. He was the first candidate for Governor in Louisiana to advocate a specific Old Age n. As State Senator he t 5A e - sion. And now with eat new nutritional HADACOL formula he is bringing won,

as well as

wom all ages 1 deficiencies of Vitamins B,, Iron and Niacin. 3

Recommend The lack of even a small amount of Vitamins B, B,

‘Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc— the Man Responsible for this “Great New Hadacol Product

Iron and Niacin in your system can cause much sickness: neuritis pains, stomach dis ress (gas {ing indigestion, heartburn, bloating), insomnia, certain nervous disorders ‘and a general weakened, rundown condition being but a few

80 you see how jmportant it i= to take HADACOL daily,

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