Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1951 — Page 9

), 1951

MONDAY, APR. 9, 1951

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

00 FALSE (EETH [oC Asked to Fix | Rock, Slide or Slip? Safe’ Speed for Trains George McDonald i

FASTEETH, an improved powder to be Te County Tole sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds jLaday asked the State Public Rites Thursday | false teeth more firmly in place. Do not Service Commission to fix a ’ slide. slip or rock. No summy, gooey. pasty| Safe” speed for trains in the taste or feeling. PASTEETH is alkaline COUNtY in a move to curb ratiroad| (non-acids, Does mot sour. Checks ‘‘plste 'crossing deaths. odor” (denture breath. Get FPASTEETH| The PSC also was requested ‘tol

at any drug store. order the railroads to install

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LOCAL DEATHS

“Clifford M. Chapman Sr. System, and retired from the rail-

road’s shops here. Clifford M, Chapman Sr. an| Mr Krebsbach was a member

employee of the Home Elevator|os the Zion Evangelical and: Re|Co., Inc, since 1921, died today| formed Church; Modern Woodlin Methodist Hospital. He was 66. men, Marion Camp; International He was employed by the ele-| Agsociation of Machinists, and a vator company as a service engl-/retired member of the Railroad neer. Retirement Club.

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ol = adequate” si . A native of Madison, Mr. Chap-| Surviving are his wife, Emma; “Od at 40, 50, 607" 5c; Sor = mo it prt i rome a Ta nmol TH oe nt Se Ee no a alifornia Ave. w last 50 years. His residence was|M., both of Indianapolis; two — Man, You’ re C Fo hrc membar dour Hm held at 1 p. m. Thursday in Peo- 1934 Carrollton Ave. | brothers, John and Martin Krebs- STOPPERS are the DDOX I azy be set at 30 mph. (ples Funeral Home. Burial willl Mr. Chapman was a member of bach, and a sister, Mrs. Lena phyll tablets that hot only. hamburger: Forget Jour sav! whom tow a 70. Ty Commissioners said they had 'be in New Crown. the International Elevator Con- Gonder, all of New Albany. | work fast—but ave good tothe his hearty reogows feeling due solely to o Body's tach of ros received numerous complaints BOR in Dora, Ala, 65 years struction Union. ‘M Orpha J. K taste, Every one Is delightfule i hich LN women ey 4. Try Outrex and petitions requesting the in. 28°: Mr. McDonald had been a| Services will be held at 2 p. m. rs. rpha emp | ly favored with peppessuints " ; hiaver Liapio Boduciory'or sovasauaniad’ | stallation of adequate crossing resident of Indianapolis since Wednesday in Flanner & Bu-| Mrs. Orpha J. Kemp died nH liced, two At all Srug stores alors gy Te] Indian-' ‘signals at unguarded or ossings. (1912. He was a member of the! jchanan Mortuary. Burial will be! {at the home of her son, Carl H,, 8 "three apo. |Mt. Olive Baptist Church and the'in Crown Hill. 2755 N. Dearborn St. She was ine, re International Hod Carriers Un-! Survivors include his wife, Alice (19 and had lived here 45 years. oun Sam lion No. 120. IM; three sons, David L., Clifford] Born in Monroe County, Mrs. ope Jes | Survivors include his wife, Sal-'M. Jr, and Clay, all of Indian- Kemp was a member of the Meth-| ig toa lie T.; two daughters, Mrs. Louise |apolis; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel odist Church. ; Drom : [Rhodes and Miss Mary McDon- | Rogers, Indianapolis, and Mrs.| Services will be at 2 p. mm, | po at DAVIS cee (ald; two sons, William Pace and Frank Richardson, Danville; two|Wednesday in Moore .& Kirk ot David Lewis, all of Indianapolis; brothers, Howard C. Chapman, In-| Northeast Chapel. Burial will be! een Pepe MEN'S or LADIES four sisters, Mrs, Mary Twittie, dianapolis, and Charles Chapman, 'in Memorial Park. itil onionss : Mrs. Rosa E. Wilson, Mrs. Ethel |Toledo, O.; 10 grandchildren and| Survivors, besides her son, inpurger an Baxter, Des Moines, Iowa, and two great- ‘grandchildren. clude five grandchildren. apart. Add 1irs. Martha Sears, Bristow, Okla.; ————————— seasonings hree brothers, Robert McDonald. | Walter T. Jones

Oakland, Cal.; Marshall McDon-| Services for Walter Thomas, Mrs. Mary Strouse

| casserole,” ald, Fresno, Cal., and McQueen Jones, a Federal Building custo- Rites Tomorrow

SECONDS... HOURS!

moderate: McDonald, Des Moines, Iowa; two |dian for 25 years, who lived at| . TI tate Servi : 5 minutes grandchildren and two great-'1057 N. Pershing Ave. will be at| DANVILLE, Apr. §— Services| ; eight. To. grandchildren. Here's wonderful news for every man, woman your breath almost instantly of unpleasant odors

1 p. m." Wednesday in Caldwell for Mrs. Mary Hadley Strouse, |

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ad of rice, {Chapel AME Zion Church, of first music and art instructor at and teen-ager! Now you can stop bad breathin from smoking, drinking or eating. | spaghetti,s Works Board Approves which he was a member. Burial panville High School from 1908 | seconds, for hours—with amazing STOPPERS! STOPPERS are not just a cover-up or a per - will be in Crown HIIL to 1912, will be at 1:30 tomorrow, : 2 Subst 39th St. Extension | "Mr, Jones, who was 61, died in Baker & Son Funeral Home. STOPPERS are the new, tiny green tablets fume. They actually aerate the breath—banishe . J oa Regular | Extension of 39th St. from Ili- Saturday in Cold Spring Road Burial will be in Rockville. She with the peppermint flavor that contain Chloro- ing odors in mouth and stomach. on paprika: 99¢ Value pois to Meridian St. was a A Hospiial Sha 3 rer |was 92, . phyll, nature’s own deodorant—the elusive chem- And here's the best news of all. STOPPERS y. - SATRRITALY oday by the Works Board. tal Tat iv Tere or | Mrs. Hadley = died Saturday ical substance that's been locked in all green cost only 25 cents—for a handy purse-or-pocket - 3 : BUSINESS The $19,820 project will be ad-|A!a., he ha ved here years. night at the home of a nephew, | ing thi inte th inning of time x se d blets. On sal - DRESSES vertised for public hearing on| He was also a member of the Amos Harvey, here after an {ll-| growing things since he beginning e size package containing a dozen tablets. . I$ - SHIRTS |Apr. 30. Postal Alliance and the Edward ness of several years. Now chemists have found a way of extracting atall drug and cigarette counters. tewed vd Finished h : SEIECIEINNN Bids were received on the re-|F: Gaillard American Legion Post.| She taught art classes at Cen- it—and compounding it in a special formula that's Remember this business and social tip—don't st, sirup RIUCELUIEINN paving of New York St. from Daving been a veteran of World tral Normal College for 10 years| pleasant d effective totake. Thatformula be without STOPPERS, and you won't be withe Lake St. to the White River bridge | War. I. and, after her work at Danville| Pleasant, easy an . y and you m of to- and on the repaving of Senate|/ Survivors include his wife, High School, taught music and| is found in STOPPERS—which, at long last, out friends. Get a package of STOPPERS today. | and rye Ave. from Indiana Ave. to 16th Claudia; a son, Alton T. Indianap-(art at Lebanon High School. | provide you with a sure, positive way to clear You'll find them “positively breathtaking.” plesauce, St. |olis; a daughter, Mrs. Cuba Rob-| Mrs. Strouse was the daugh-| | 1 _lerts, Indianapolis; two sisters, ter of Capt. George H. Harvey, ash, but- INDIANA S LARGEST CLE es ation, the iy Riley {Mrs Odell Johnson, Huntsville, (who was killed at the Battle of | PA is ced pota- |Ave. local sewer from 16th to[Ala, and Mrs. Myrtle Thomash/Shiloh. He was the first Civil| The special-fermula Chlorophyll tablet with the peppermint flaver. ONLY orn pickles, J) A | 4 ) | S {20th Sts. The board also approved Memphis; and two brothers, the War officer to be buried in Parke, butter or ‘an increased engineers’ estimate Rev. Rufus Jones, Youngstown, County. , bread 7) ‘of $16,451 for a local sewer on|O. and Fred Jones, Madison, Ala. t sauce, {EAnER Keystone Ave. from Temple to ° Bloyd Aves. The new Keystone, Albert W. Briner Ave. estimate is an increase of et cee Son up tiner AE Cr ,030 m necessary because no| an at ege SATISFACTION PHONE "A $3030 made bid on the lower es. Service Products Corp. since 194, , timate. {will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow mum . = in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the . {Chimes, and at 2 p. m. in Crothi Save oy ’ ersville. Burial will be in CrothL . ‘ersville. ve of its Don $ Accept Less Than Mr. Briner, who was 63, died i Saturday in the home of his sisvood will ter, Mrs. Nora Mathieson. Born mily life as in Crothersville, he had been a tion. Mrs. [resident of Indianapolis the past o agin {33 years. He lived at 5301 Camsis on the iden St. a. 9 ' | Mr. Briner was a member of i IT'S YOURS... AT A NEW LOW PRICE! |e oi Robert J. .n . Survivors include three sons, ysemary Roy, Eugene and Robert; one e, 0. will - other sister, Mrs, Otto Briner, and Vrs | GENERALE ELECTRIC ani E ze a typical apolis, Mrs. Henrietta Jacoby Services for Mrs. Henrietta ; Dollman Jacoby, who died yesterr . day in St. Vincent's Hospital : after a long illness, will be at 2. 37, Hervey ! << = = ‘p.m. tomorrow in Hisey & Titus af miscel- : d t 0 | ( | Mortuary. Burial will be in Con or of Miss rice a n y sss | cordia Cemetery. me yester=- { Mrs. Jacoby, who was 78, lived lat 1142 N, Pennsylvania St. A na-' ecome the tive of Napoleon, she had lived adden in a i 5 here most of her life and was a| nts of the 3 ember of St. Mark’s Lutheran Mrs. Alva { Chure 1 St., and - Survivors include a son, Henry adden, 331 {J., Indianapolis; and two sisters,

Albany. Mr. Krebsbach, who was 76. $ died Saturday in his home at r1914 Hoyt Ave. after a brief ill- 8 PER WEEK iness.- Born in New Albany, he . * had been a resident of Indianapoeslalty ls 43 years. iid Coobiagd H % th H i h 2 | € was a retin 001 an ie! : k th J See These More-for-Your-Money Features: maker foe the New York Central ow can you exp ain ese imes o a oy * proads * Famous GE Activator washing action! * One control eperation! Pillows * Desp activated rinse! * Baked enamel and poroelain finish! To you, the world is in a pretty sorry state. electric light and power companies.” And right "iy * Fast spin drying! * |.Year Warranty on entire washer! | St. A pepe dil But not to a boy. He's growing up in times now the defense program may give these people anke I WORLD © LARGEST SELLER AT 10. : ’ hi ity f tti their idea of ankets Look around and see what other automatic washers in the same price range - . like these. He doess’t remember anys ng a Dew Opporminity or PUMIng over theirs ankets have to fer. Then compare Hus Jo¥ OF Atlioinatc Washer) You agree that much different. government ownership and permanent controls. Novded Teature for feature, y : Perhaps you ought to remind him that many And tell him that the real name of this idea... Rues precious things may be taken from him, is socialism, and that most Americans don’t ) Rugs NEW i E AUT 0 M ATI C D RYER temporarily. Many prized American freedoms, want it. Fog socialism means that people have rights and opportunities must be suspended less money, and fewer rights and privileges. . Y ol 3h for a while, as the price of arming the nation Tell him we all must make sacrifices today. Dries our othes against aggression. But tell him, also, that when we give up any of Sunshine Fresh! v But warn him that there may be danger of our freedoms, we must be sure to keep the claim ’ losing these freedoms permanently. Because check that says, “Return to bearer on demand.” $ 49% there are some people who, for years, have been To help everyone remember the difference saying," The government ought to own and run between temporary emergency powers and pers things. The railroads, for example, and the manent socialism, we publish this reminder. PAY AS LITTLE AS tings. . P a $2.90 PER WEEK TEMPERED HEAT drlgy any tid YOU wave a aisur 10 se rovo of your sesensanic ecccrric system: either damp dry or completely dry! OZONE LAMP gives clothes “Out- - door freshness.” Make your home laundry complete with this Automatic Dryer. See it in action to- | Security begins with Rilowatlls! phone morrow at The White House. | Public spirited local merchants, | as an expression of goodwill, | 431 . bon 7. J he we he lousy { ’ you have just - : ros EQUIP. YOUR LAUNDRY ON THE Tre | ar poe ithin the city. transmission and distribution facilities ; Win CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN : Yor un - buy. “No mean good service of low rates - n fly ; , |. obligation, Phene your Welcome now and in the future. Public Serv. p ; lave Hue whose phone is ice Company has already trebled Ra : - Home 7 1 : a COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. : . W many kilowatts as were avail a al : rvice AT YOUR BROAD RIPPLE he hite Sows Welcome Wagon abla to you prior fo World War Il. ‘

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