Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1950 — Page 43

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Hera OUTLINE TOTEM

SWEET er Srnaests WITH CHAK. At the National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge 1 walked into Troop 9 of the Indiana section and found John Burch inviting visiting Scouts to paint a totem on their packs. John is Scoutmaster of Troop 78 In Indianapolis, and each of his Scouts has a totem which they paint on their equipment to serve as an Identification symbol. John's totetn is an arrowhead, mine is an acorn, yours might be a footprint, pine tree, or even a Mickey Mouse, Think awhile before you select your totem for it may be your emblem for a good many years. It can be painted on your canoe, tent, or even whittled on your axe handle, Our fighting men in Korea paint a kind of totem on their bombers, jets and tanks to identify their equipment from any others. If you have nof had niuch experience in drawing, sketch your idea on paper, cut it out, then trace it with chalk on your knapsack. Now, using a small brush, paint your emblem, in a color to suit your taste. Paint a pack for your back! -TOMORROW-—Spoon Bookmarks for Schoolbooks.

WE'RE ‘GAININ'.. AN’ THE SHEEPHERDERS AND i CATTLEMEN AREN'T FAR BEHIND /

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ALLL OVER A FEEPS-HUNGRY NATION HORDES OF WOMEN IMPATIENTLY AWAIT THE ARRIVAL OF FEEPS---RIOT SQUADS AND THE MILITIA HAVE BEEN ALERTED---

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STOP YAMMERING , YOU MY ROSE, YOU AIN'T BEEN

HYENA JI T'M-PARKING HERE UNTIL THIS STORE Nr OPENS ON MONDAY.

ERRANT FISH COSTS $25

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IF. YOU BUY MORE THAN YOU CAN CARRY —WE WILL SEE THAT YOU GET IT HOME

| I 5 Ibs. 49¢ QUALITY MEATS _A real sweet bargain. i Cooked Picnics 1». 49¢ $ | Potatoes 10 1b. 296 Smoked Ham ». 59¢] i 10 to 12 |b, average 8 Onions 10 Ib. bag 33¢ Sliced Bacon w 36¢) A | E-Z Bake Flour , , 49¢ -Pure Lard 3 i. 880) Messuring Spoon included, ne “Soe Ground Beef » 450 'T-Col Spare Ribs 7 om Se | *% 14 1b. prints : ; ; . i | Fooney's cotton 15c | TOMATOES | Jovi bacon ~~, 21} t . = Hi EA Ch Budliong Pickles 14 nl 39%¢ 6 85, Cans ~Round Steak ». 89¢ : c Bacon wn. 36¢ | Pree Delivery Servic Franks mel ‘| WECARRY A COMPLETE | WHOLESALE PRICES TO ( LINE OF BEER AND WINE RESTAURANTS, DAILY DELIVE

OTTAWA, Ontario, (UP)—A fish that got away cost |

Sept.

policeman Alvin W. Belcher $25 in

court,

Mr. Belcher was fined for

careless driving yesterday. He explained his car's head-on collision with another auto. occurred when he was trying to retrieve a min- | now that flopped out of a pail of bait he was carrying.

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