Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1950 — Page 18

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and sought sanctuary in Western yo nner in which to explode Sought “Better Life” Colorful displays of your favorite brands. After years of research, bridges while assisted by infantry! «1 joined for the better life. perfection by trial ot error, this is it.

Germany. They still trickle in daily —| fire. ood If ’ ' : : 1 Sure War Nearing |Holdter ng . ue good 3 Win ok | REFRIGERATED DISPLAYS OF FRESH pa} “I never wanted to be a sol- the codes Intérnational Corse} , y Bao pi . Mass displays of fresh fruits and vegetables are garden fresh and {dier. My father and two brothers and was a hapd-carrying radio|—_° RS SS iL RY gia that way in modern refrigerated bins. Red fag. Many simply sip ntofell in the field and my mother operator (walkie-talkie. DRED oN 85 (| GZ>> WIDER AISLES AND LARGER SALESROOMS

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