Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1951 — Page 28

"PAGE 28

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

“ib

L193 LAR IIT

AN ra BLEACH

Millions of housewives rely on Clorox in laundering to conserve their costly cottons and linens. And po wonder! It’s extra gensle ... free from caustic and other harsh substances. . . made bya patented formula exclusive with Clorox!

AN effective DEODORIZER

Used in laundering or in routine household cleaning Clorox de-

clean linens, as well as kitchen and bathroom surfaces, are fresh and clean-smelling!

——————— RE te

Yd LAL

odorizes. As a result, your Clorox- .

You getall Americas | Jui | Favorie

ee AAA AM AiAAMM A AAA MAMA NA cA A A A EE ——

‘Sic Transit, Etc.—

BOWLEN EAE Dor Have or Any More Nis alt

New York Nightclub Fires Mistinguett, Healt Board Steps

Locks Her Out, Stops

ing darling of two world wars, today because a New York nigh act a flop.

order on the check for her firs its doors to her and other employees last night. | “This has never before happened to me,” the mademoiselle {with the million-dollar legs! ‘moaned. “We have many Ameri-| {can acts in Paris, but we never thad anything like this happen.”

!{ Mistinguett was escorted to the

MAUL her union, the American Guild of

Variety Artists. They found the door locked and the windows

Pe darkened. men SAFE IN SEPTIC TANKS “w=! They soon had company, as

AT YOUR GROCERS == S———

waiters, bus boys and other performers arrived and were not ad-

A di STAIN REMOVER

The answers to most household ” stain problems are on the Clorox Iabel! For Clorox removes stains from white and color-fast cottons and linens... and from kitchen and bathroom surfaces.

In adition CLOROX is one of the world's great DISINFECTANTS

You give your family added. health protection when you include Clorox in routine household cleaning. For Clorox is the most efficient germkiller of its kind... . a type of disinfectant recommended by health authorities. Directions on the label.

By WILLIAM D. LAFFLER PERU, Ind. Apr. 26—The In-|

United Press Staff Coriespondent | NEW YORK, Apr. 26—Mistinguett, France's 83-year-old danc- diana State Board of Health

The managers of La Martinique Club put a stop payment : t week's performance and closed pin has met several times to We specialize in service, honest weight and quality. We sell oly U. S. Gov't.

and City Inspected Meatsh We have our packing house . . . and sell direct

8 club last night by two officials of

Le gs, at 83,

Payment on Check Into Hospital Dispute

Br United Press

stepped into the Dukes Hospital. personnel dispute today in an ef-

out of 24 registered nurses. (& COST LESS HERE!

The hospital board of directors,’

"was locked out and humiliated! tclub considered her $4025-a-week

mitted. Finally, the union officials | discuss the controversy, asked

State Acts to Stop HARDING DRIVE-IN MARKET

3000 S. ON MERIDIAN, TURN W. TO 1400 W. TROY

THURSDAY, APR. 26, 1951

You May Buy Meat In ANY QUANTITIES We will sell beef quarters or sides. No charge for processing.

ts in large hailed a passing policeman who the State Board to send repre- to you at wholesale prices. bis have a freezer, buy your mea \persuaded Jimmy Vernon, one of Sentatives to a mass meeting to- © quantities . . , at these LOW PRC ES! Shop and Compare. . . You can’t beat ‘em!

day to help settle the squabble.

[the managers, to permit Mistin- ; {guett to go to her dressing room! The nurses filed a petition with {and recover her costumes. the hospital board protesting fir-| Mistinguett, who insured her Ings by Administrator Paul Ww. HN

shapely gams for $3 million with Askue. They said they would re-

TRIMMED he

Lioyas of London several years Sign Apr. 27 unless he was re: J GROUND BEEF — LEAN, GROUND FRESH DAILY ........... LB. 4c

ago, was fired Tuesday night. (moved from office.

She was kept waiting in her Mr. Askue, named to the post. dressing room two hours while recently, was charged In the pe- : Mr. Vernon told patrons she tition with firing several nurses, couldn't appear because of an including head nurse Mrs. Helen

PICNIC STYLE 8. 45¢

argument over her pay B. Hall, and various office per- 3) PORK SAUSAGE — OUR OWN MAKE ..................... LB. 29¢

The club said, too, that she sonnel wasn't “drawing flies” and had, Drs. LeRoy Burney and Martha sung a song about a hole in her O'Malley were scheduled to repstocking that could be interpreted resent the State Health Board at the meeting, which will be at-|

more than one way. | After arguing with Mr. Vernon, tended by the hospital board, Mi- T-BONE STEAKS {Henry Dunn, one of the union @mi County commissioners, Mr |officials, sald the AGVA would Askue and the Dukes Hospital follow its usual custom and make Medical staff.

Dr H. D. Caylor Heads | you've lost. Many thousands of

{ Dr. Harold D. Caylor, Bluffton, |RI- -ley 5351.

today headed the Indiana Tuber- —— <3 >on Store Hours: Mon. thru Thursday, 86 p. m., Fri. 8-8 and Sal. 87 p. m., Sun. 91 p. m.

|culosis Association. , i Also elected at the close of the | oT Yellow Front I {group's annual convention yester-

day was Dr. Horace Wanninger, |Richmond, president of its Tru{deau Society, the medical section. { Others named were Lynn Stewart, Columbus, first vice-presi-dent; Dr. William D. Province, Franklin, second vice-president; | Mrs. Marguerite E. Cramer, Ft. \ Wayne, secretary; Dr. C. J: Mec-!| |Intyre, Indianapolis, treasurer, and Dr. Warren S. Tucker, Indianapolis, assistant treasurer.

TYE

JULIUS BREMEN, Prop.

TROY AND HARDING GA. 8856 2900 S. HARDING

3 PARKING LOTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

Ls. 59c

desnsisie Tanne sey Be 196

1d S 8 good on Mistinguett's first pay "HIRE A “LOST & “FOUND”

check. * |AD to trace down anything, BABY BEEF LIVER ............ “aes

| Fe cas eatn about your loss! Cc State TB Group ‘within a few hours! Phone JB 18,

frrasnrsirerinrneeres RB. AYE

oA H MEAT MARKET

Youll shill with delight the very first time You use Woodbrite |

NO POLISH | EVER USED CAN COMPARE WITH WOODBRITE! MY FURNITURE GLEAMS WITHS A SHOWROOM LOOK — AND IT's SO EASY TO DO !

IT MUST BE THAT {) SILICONE MAGIC) ...AND YOU SAY IT COSTS ONLY

Yes...you'll thrill with delight as Woodbrite transforms dull, lifeless surfaces... Rives even old furniture a smart “showroom” ok. What's more, you'll simply marvel at the easy-as-dusting way this new silicone discovery gives your furniture a rich pianofinish lustre. It's long-lasting, too!

Just spread it on...let it dry to a light haze ...and wipe it off. That's all! There are actually hours of saved-time in every single bottle of Woodbrite . .. because this scientific new polish leaves no o residue to

pr—— >. ave eve, EZ JES TITS

A / NEVER BEFORE..a furniture ) polish as wonderful as

7 Woodbrite 24 back of Jo belt gon

attract dust. Woodbrite’s brilliant, glasse hard surface will resist dirt and grime. ., - will give you real protection against sticky finger-prints—and even hot spilled liquids!

Busy housewives love this smooth, modern furgise polish for the way it saves effort - and saves on the all-important budget, as well, Long-lasting Woodbrite is only 79¢ a bottle... and guaranteed! Double-your-money back if you don't agree Woodbrite is the finest furniture polish you have ever used; Ask your dealer for Woodbrite!

_— wv CT Sa ~~ ve eV

—~—

Eg PS ET Sd

wn —

-n oo.

k (AR poLISH

pe rg

Ee —————————

airy tsa Naedngte

5 5 *

: i

Tale

Ce vBue delat iudne edits

Fagg

Includ EYE la ient gi of hos ten gt nozzle. to reti run, ir this fi chine items i

Cook tl » qui Sauce ¥ $-quart size. Re