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| The Dactor,Says— *- U.S. oy Gives - Mi H N A immi iss Herin Names ssistants Swimming Srewn Ber- Neuritis Has Many Causes : Equal Sex Pay Committees for the Indianap-| Freda Popp and Edith Shirley,

2 } WASHINGTON — The U. 8. nice Loney Crandal, 23-yearold , gown p JORDAN, M.D. (so cause trouble. The am of Council of Administrative membership.

housewife, won the Canadian Na- Army is offering reserve commis- olis |tional Women's professional swim. PAIN in the sciatic nerve is a treatment is to identify the source sions to women medical special- Women in Education have been!Dr. Ross Will Speak

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3 ; !ming championship for the fourth most distressing condition. Now, °7 the trouble and correct it, icis who volunteer for active named by Miss Ruth B. Herin,| Mrs. Vera Hopping, chairman, | straight time. sciatica is not a single disease, whateverand wherever it may De, Sety. : president. Misses Ruth Carter, Ella Sengena | She collected the $1,500 first nd ean. come’ froma He on. i Women physicians. dentists = Sys. Helen Gra iberger and Trella Wood, publicity; {prize in swimming the three mile e ral different ny one of LAIN In the sciatic’ nerve and medical specialists will be ley are . Y:'Miss Jessie Russell, chairman, ‘course in one hour, 24 minutes S¢'F¢ ren given commissions ranging from chairman, Mrs, Mildred Loew, Mrs, Florence Schad, Miss Gene=

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jand 45 seconds. She won an ad- causes. i | me . z first leutenant to colonel, depend- Misses Geraldine Eppert, Jean- vieve Burns and Miss Laura Han{ditional $150 for each of the XOF Sample 3 g of several causes which TABnoL ing upon’ their age, experience atte Riker. Evelyn Sickels and na, condolence, and Mrs. Georgia three laps. Nineteen forty-seven _ .../\." Loioe always be discovered or satisfac- and professional qualifications. Helen Thornton, program, and Weir, chairman, Mrs. Mary Ray, iwas the first time she won the may be produced ‘4 torily treated. «They . will draw the same pay Mis gs Byrl ‘McClure, chairman, Miss Hilda Kreft and Miss Mary" |utte, Loo hy diabetes, ‘A Although the proportion of allowances and benefits that are irs, Leone Hall, Misses Janet Morgan, fellowship. Miss Emily S————— provided for male officers of the eller, Gertrude Lindlay, Hattie McCullough is the Fepresentatives

cases which can be successfully treated is larger now than in the past, there are still far too many

rheumatic condi-

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Dr. M. O. Ross, president of Butler University, will talk .

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Lundgrep and Charlotte Thomas, social. 2 Ar Esther, Cavanaugh, chaireine or BN Asis ARLE IRI 4 a Eva ‘Bell ana Miss Helen Haynes, Tall meeting of the group. It will Too often the patient with “sci- strong. About 1, 400 of this group Vearbook; Miss .Narcie Pollitt, be at 3:45 p. m. in the Butler Unie atica” is in for a a rough md. are on duty abroad. chairman, Misses Doris Ly nn, versity Atherton Center.

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Mrs. H. William Stickle . . . she prefers. wax-lined bags to store frozen chicken.

AT YOUR FRIGIDAIRE OEALERS /

By JEAN TABBERT

THERE ARE tricks to the technique of freezipg chicken. NTOII Mrs. H. William Stickle, E. 10th St., near Cumberland, knows the A right answers to the art. Week A home economics teacher at Lawrence Grade School, she's sings in tl a homemaker who uses her freezer to good advantage. Her tips? Be sure to cool out the chicken thoroughly after King, This Church. With

gives time for the nerves to -| relax completely, keeps the i bones from turning dark. !

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When chicken is bought from | “Wrapping, be sure it's air tight. th ry, there's no need for . job in inter ® grocery, " | Separate Giblets Curren This is the seventh in a series WRAP THE giblets sepa- tainment f on the canning and freezing of | rately, she says, because they're play sched vegetables, meats and dairy | more strongly flavored. Use the Catholi products. The information is | wax paper for the covering job. Mr. an slanted to help beginning home- | She lists another hint that GAARA makers as well as veteran | mary veteran freezers also have Each ¢ housewives, 1 suggested. Freeze only in the Fill out th . amount-you'tl need. If you take Indianapol the fowl to cool out, it's already larger amounts than are neces- Teen of the chilled. But be certain it stays = ’ > a __ sary the freezer becomes a 1 minat THaL Say until it's put In the | penny' waster rather than a nominate . | thrifty storage spot.” Pack in wax-lined bags, Mrs. Poultry may be toh whole Stickle advises. She prefers | or cut into the size pleces the Sesseresse these rather than aluminum ‘| ,o 00 Jikes foil or regular freezer cello- | a, Ser rennnre _phane because they’ re less ex- | Attendant The Store of HIGH FASIHON of LOW PONCE en an S eesessnane Troe Store Announced or iors . a separate ; Phyllis Murphy = y y name Sensations _ ¢ To Be Wed Oct. | Wow ewe ; \ 4 Miss Phyllis Joan Murphy has IMM EDIATE Teen Pre Adorable named the attendants for her : marriage to Theodore A, Skill- ~ Tel / [ : Luana Dress [man The couple will be wed at Luana Dress |e To com i nw DELIVERY . for Big ‘n Little Sisher |Curistian Church. The Rev. A. TS B08 1a C. Brooks will officiate. RRR RRR QRABRLEARARXA Piaint* aga - EORRAKRY RRA Cc ient T the matter ; Mrs. Clifford Rauch will be the RCRRAXXXIN FRX LES onvenien erms / Time an: matron of honor, and the brides-| RSROSRRRIDRS BRAN (say, girls c maids will include Misses Jean) ke lend 00 ddd they're su and Roberta Skillman, Green-| field, Miss Carolyn Watt and Miss CASH PRICE $309.75 geaquine. a Joan Norton. - ing hour. A James Coleman will be the best man, and the ushers are-to be 3 Types—4 Series—11 Models wav the b George and Alex Faenzi, Harold, \ Soon, Gramse and Robert Stevenson. 4 to 17 cu. +. from $189.75 on EE Barbara Ann Kroger will be the pt n-k 2 junior bridesmaid, and Joy Ellen A Se - vy Jongewaard the .flowergirl, re st guys [Parties Planned guid jo” ar fete the our at the

s Several parties will l' bride-to-be before her marriage. {Today Miss Watt will. entertain with a kitchen and gadget shower-luncheon at 11 .a. m. ‘in {her home, 18 E. 32d St. This afternoon a tea and miscellaneous shower will be given for-her by the Misses Skillman in | their home in Greenfield. The hostesses will be assisted by their mother, Mrs. Robert M. Skillman.| Miss Murphy, the daughter of| |Mr. and Mrs. David E. Murphy, {3418 N. Drive, Brookside Pkwy., | attended Butler University. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Skill-| man, Greenfield. He attended In-|

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