Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1951 — Page 14

Dean Shatters dea Americans Super-Educated

14 (CDN)-—The common Australfan {illusion that all Americans are super-educated has been shattered by an expert. : The public level of literacy in the United States is “discouragingly low,” Erwin N. Griswold, Dean of Harvard's law school, told Queensland University students. . “American educators are wondering what college graduates are doing with their education,” declared Griswold, who is visiting

this country as guest of the Law Council of Australia. Griswold served up this illus{tration to his Aussie audience: | “Although between 30 and 40

guarantee {million of our people have grad- ? is YOUR ka " luate degrees, and alfhough two satisfaction—at a price {million are studying in colleges, a within YOUR budget.

{learned ‘book will sell only about) (4.000 copies,” he declared. “And |

success if it sells 20,000 copies.”

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flew off, twirled 150 yards by it-| {self and knifed into a pine tree.!

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tified a funeral home and reserved a hospital room.

Some truth you ought to know about Indiana bologna

People kid a lot about bologna—you know, “no matter how thin you

slice it,” etc.

The truth is, however, that Hoosiers know more about good things to eat than most folks — because they like to eat—and you Hoosier women really know how to cook. And you can't fool an Indiana woman when it comes to bologna!

That's why we'd like to tell you something about a bologna that has carried Indiana's fame to far-away places—a bologna so good that bologna lovers can hardly get enough of it.

The trouble is, you housewives have to be careful not to let your men get hold of it before dinner, or they'll eat so much they won't be able to eat anything else! Of course, we're referring to Kingan bologna, > which is all good meat.

We folks at Kingan take our bologna seriously. First, we carefully select our beef and pork, and then grind it and season it with all the care you housewives use when you are cooking your husband's favorite dish.

We pack it according to the most scientific methods, and like all Kingan meats, under 1009 U. S. Government inspection. It's carefully smoked, with all of the goodness sealed in, and then sent out plump and fresh to your food store.

Bologna could be a routine matter with Kingan—but it isn’t! We

give it as much loving care as we would owr finest steak. In a way, it’s just as good as the finest steak if you are in a bologna mood. Hoosier folk are in that mood, it seems to us, a lot of the time! We try to keep them that way with the bologna we think is the best in the world. And we give Indiana stores the first call on this and all other Kingan products.

Like all of our other Kingan products, our bologna comes from beef and hogs which have grazed on the Indiana plains under the watchful eye of fellow Hoosiers, who we think know more about livestock than anybody.

We folks at Kingan are constantly striving to make Kingan prod- . ucts better than anybody's. When you call for Kingan at your favorite

food store—you’ll find that we've really raised bologna to its proper place in the Indiana sun!

“King of Fine Foods”

PACKERS OF QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS OF THE HOOSIER STATE SINCE 1862

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BRISBANE, Australia, Aug.

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taxied beautifully to the end of announcement. The ship Was eX- yr. prascilda Moore, Laf#Vette. his farm runway. Then when he pected to arrive at San Francisco Pvt. Earl L.’ Ris opened the throttle wide, the prop today. Bodies being returned are: . Herbert E. Jones, nephew {Mr. Hicks and the plane stayed of Mrs. Margaret Priest, put. 9th Arthur M. Bonwell, Pfc. Kennith J. Teague, son of prepared for worse, however. Be- USMC, husband of Mrs. Doris L. Joseph W. Teague, New Ross. 2453 N. New Jersey St. Pfc. Robert J. Mackison, USMC, Pfc. Bobby R. Blair, son of Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mary Kovacs, Hammond.

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14 (UP)—A giant 70,000,000-volt A atom smasher for use in the fight against cancer is being shipped to the University of California {medical school at, San’ Franciseo. | The atom smasher; known as a | sytichrotron, was built by the {General Electric Co. here with] {funds provided by. the Atomic! |Energy Commission. *

| It is described as the first of its! [type for research on high-energy radiation in the treatment of can- It's the icer, | i | Developed originally for nuclear Cream Shampoo { |research, the synchroton is de-| That i scribed by Dr. Ernest E. Charlton ; las “a tool which ‘offers tremen- Makes |dous possibilities” in medical re- The

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