Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1951 — Page 12

- I GOES oN Hipr v | |Purchasing Agents {R' HANDS will grasp the wheel at t office helm Monday. . . > ge J. Ress, poftmaster, who has been away - ; jis office several months with a knee ailment, == J§ #1 return to duty in the Federal Building. He's isiinpiflbgn Béen {in touch”—via telephone. | Agents Associa go * » ow {H. R. Tharp, A. F. Cunningham tion of Indian { INDIANA, with a symbolic and R. L. Glendening. . |apolis was anar sent by Gov. Schricker,! |, oN ‘nounced today. pas feady today to take part in] MEN WHO HAVE received pre-| The rest of “the national celebration of the induction physical examinations the officers are i5th anniversary of signing of may volunteer in the U. S. Air Seeley Williams § he Declaration of Independence. Force until July 15. Enlistments Jr, first v. p.; | The star is one of 48 contributed are accepted week days between W, B. Conner by state governors, to be made 8 a. m, and 5 p. m., 416 Federal IIL treasurer; ni Topmiller | foto a flag with 13 «stripes repre- Building. ¢- | William M. Tayssnting the original states in the Offered are various assignments 107, secretary; O. E. Blanford, ol union. and specialized courses in radio, tional director, and Don M. John“The flag, symbol of national radar, air traffic control, meteor- Son, local director. énity, to be sewed together at his- ology and armament. oe toric Betsy Ross House, will be nn Named to Post

gd de Iphis. Tal Ow, Park WITH SCHOOL barely oul, paryey W, Morley, veteran ed: ae pia 72, (Broad Ripple High Bchool Stu- or of the Angola Herald, has 9 8 dent Council is making plans for heen appointed public relations IF YOU CAN dance # jig or next year under leadership of new qirector of the State Highway jazz a tune, Decatur Township officers. Heading the Council are Commission. The newspaperman Central Lions Club is looking for Richard Moll, president; John was named by Commission Chairyou in its Talent Show at De- Mutz, vice president; Judy Risk, man Samuel C. Hadden catur Township 4-H Fair July 27. secretary, and David Alvis, treas- i

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Applications for gaditions are Sent to Rile to be sent to the Talen ow { an of Decatur H. 8., Y LUCKY DISCOVERY 2. R. 3, Box 831, Indianapolis. | Five-year-old Jamie Rasmus-| ye thousands who coughed snd co

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| and clean have risen along with beef prices. treatment. 50 fast to hel » Natue & Joosen ean A record $50,000 in cash will be! He had been released “home” out hick,” shy, stran coughing 1s allevi.

awarded, Walter H. Wimmer, (rom Methodist Hospital, where ated and better sieep thus promoted. Pockville, chairman of the cattle he had been a patient since June MENDACO rere" any auf Bething gontest, has announced. That's ani 14 when he was shot and wounded | else will do and take this oppertunity to Join fnfrease of more than $1000 over y- hig grandfather, Alvin C. Ras. |i, happy thousands hg ie ants fo fast year and it includes $6,397.55 mussen. The elder Rasmussen ___ Sie for 4-H exhibitors. Ibecante mentally ill, according to | tadvertisement) . About 3000 entries are expected doctors, and killed his wife, LS. OPTICIAN at Indiana's cattle building. wounded his son, shot the boy INDP ' fargest in the world. Hoosler and then killed himself. OFFERS GLASSES BELIEVED | “$rdaes will be John W. Vannatta.| py, poy's father, James Sr. is TO BE $18.00 VALUES

Battle Ground, and J. T. Frost, : attle still in Methodist Hospital where, FoR $8.50

fayette. . lattaches said he is making “satis-| 5 2 2 factory” progress and . soon| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, (Special) : d over- be able to go home. {—~Everyone who wears or needs . CRAFTS, swimming an ed tol Physicians were unable to give glasses should be interested in the, night trips have been add wa the boy's parents any encourage- sensational offer made by a firm ne curriculum at Camp Ki 2 ment for improvement of the of Indianapolis opticians. They of-| a, Kirshbaum's Day Camp. In oy’ condition and still listed his fer glasses they believe to be

first period of the season. | ase as serious. " [$18.00 values, for the same price]

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5 ¥ TEN NEW DOCTORS and six, ST. LOUIS (UP) — A medical styles and shapes to choose from, Hew interns will put thermometers authority believes a baseball bat Lenses are ground to your exact action July 1 at Methodist Hos- over the head of many middle- needs, with frames of your choice pital. jaged-cranks might be good medi- at same prices—the same prices % Newcomers are Drs. Jack H. cine ea {to all. The reason their prices are ershon, Donald W. Tharp, Wal-| Dr. Jerome I. Simon, writing in so low is because this firm manu- —~ L. Owens, Don G. Bock, Al-/the Bt. Louis Medical Society Bul- factures its own frames and Bert L. Blake, Beverly T. Maxam, letin, said diagnosis of climateric grinds its own lenses. The big url C. Burr Jr. Duke E. Hanna in males of the 50 to 60 age group savings is passed on to the custoJr. R. E. Schenck and Frank C. is made too often and physicians mer. The manufacturers, King Waltz. {are too ready to prescribe testo- Optical Co. 30 W. Washington Bt. © Néw interns are Drs. John R. sterone. Suite 400 Goodman Bldg. phone Allen, John W. Gallagher, David, Dr. Simon said a “young twirp” LI ncoln 2661, offer $1,000 reward M. Robinson, Maurice A, Watts, usually turned out to be an “old |to anyone who is charged more organ BE. Green and Thomas A.|twirp,”. These, Dr. Simon said, than the above mentioned price. ean, {should be treated with “nothing No appointment is needed. Come) # Continuing residencies are Drs. but a baseball bat, applied over at once and be convinced. Open| . E. Kelley, R. R. Noe, Johnithe occiput (back of the head) daily ® A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Air ¥ cko, Frederick Brockmefer, with proper force and accuracy.” conditioned for your convenience.

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