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development of new drugs. sup- Harness Horse Races. $3, ort oF menrol workers Be up $2.40, $1.80, $1.50, $1.20 and $1. 1vORCE SUITS FILED Sk a ro In front of the grandstand, Mary M. Loman: Bob
nual awards to young scientists. pair Grounds, 1:30 p. m, Gifford 8. vs Gordon |
Clarence E. vs vs. Carol Winebarger:
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.C any ove 08 of the , 2 3 : E 4 The company emploved 10 State Fair Follies. $3, $2.40, Jame ARI Vo *Racey Vs Rien. by EXPERTS persons sketched. a total sur+ gy 80, $1.50, $1.20 and $1. Im Betty M. vs. William L. Mitchell: Wilma = ’ » i ' * ely a . V8 passed only by Standard Oil Co. front of the grandstand, Fair |Birfna a" McLane. Tsugiyo vs. Charles At Miller's Modest Prices! of Indiana. Grounds, 8 p. m. | Koby . Phyllis vs. Donald, _E. Mueller;
n u nu ——————— J——— Sih —_— - A MIDDLE-AGED woman ap- tation program, directed by A. M. peared indignant as she stood at Bowers, work manager. Wives,
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not.” tems Whereupon the woman, ignoring a “don’t walk” sign, stepped out into Washington St. and came within inchés of being hit
film at 1 p. m.; question period, bus drivers loomed today as State 1:30-2 p. m. L.abor Commissioner Thomas —— Hutson proposed union and management submit the dispute to
one of Gov. Schricker’s arbitraU {tion panels. e
E0001 Y A111] by a bus, The bus _line is the only local Ce Ben . ’ . carrier bétween Indianapolis, LFV TY]: ON THE flower-imbedded gar- Bill to Give State Greenfield and New Castle, ‘den terrace back of their home, Charles Mvers, Greenwood, with the new Union Building ris- president of the AFL Amalgaing in the background, $9 pink- mated Association of Street
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Railway and Motor Coach Em- | ployees, has acrtepted Mr. HutTimes Washington Bureau son's proposal to end the strike
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5—Rep./and submit the dispute io arbiCharles Brownson (R. Indianap-|tration. ; : \aolis) announced today he would! However, state officials have tralize and balance excess stomach acidity A dams’ Mary Lou Catble, Mar- introduce a bill to transfer Tync| been unable to get in touch with ; ease gastric Gistrens south. irvi. garet Downey, Catherine Organ \dall Towne and Tent City adjoin-| Stanley Miller, manager of the tating stomach membranes—an Jenny Lea Petfy, Hazel Richard? ing Stout Field at Indianapolis to bus company, to find out if he
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Keep it handy Money back if not satisSed. Regular 3e size Sic. at KEENE'S Carolyn Beckerich, Phyllis. Dow,| Both plots of land are federal- If both sides agree to the proposal, Gov. Schricker will appoint
and other drug stores. Georgia Graves, Jeanne Green, ly owned. Tyndall Towne now is |Betty Lytle, Patricia May, Carol under lease to the City of Indian- an arbitration panel to determine {Megorden, Doris Parrote, Jac-iapolis for veterans’ housing. a settlement. Both sides must queline Phillips, Rarbara Walker Many familities still live in tem-| abide by the decision of the panel. and Marilyn. Weber. porary buildings which were] The drivers are seeking higher FRI ENDLY ! 2 x = lerected in 1941 and 1942 to house wages and shorter hours. IT'S PUBLIC initiation — and troops and converted, after the afterwards a “fun” session at
war, into apartments. \expense of Lyman C. McCaskill, |, ME Drovuson san he Was on ,| outgoing commander, for Broad Focus ng he MW ai the request ‘Ripple Legion Post 312 at 8 p. m. of Gov. Schricker and Adj. Gen. ‘Friday in the Legion hall. Arlie J. RoPinson Hitchcock. Wells will be installed commander | Total precipitation since Jan. 1 .... 25.42 Deficienty since Jan..1 . ~-2.00
Gen. Hitchcock assured Mr. with Gilbert Bates, Warsaw, new Brownson that §t- was not the; - Indiana Department Conmimander, intention of the state to dislodge The following table shows the tempera-
Tyndall Towne
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; any of the presen Agere. Come in = or coli [j38 instaliing afficer. Others to be HAE er heb I SEIS ie 3 : . 3, s osto - 5 MA. 9435. Leroy P. McGhehey; Ernest H. quired title to the land. Los [Doecles 81 159 E. Market Street Smith, Robert O. Muenster, Ray- , “A! present, the land has been Cleveland 9 ~ mond J. Terkhorn, B. Wilbur declared surplus Dy the Air geDYel ......-resc0esanssnens 4 Owen, Walter H. Landreth, Paul (Force. Indiana National Guard Ft. Wayne ..- 7 'W. Blake, Chester A. Dille. and officers want the additional land Indianapolis 8 Follbert Beck. so that a permanént Guard base wiami ¥ : 28 78 = 5 a FO abe Ro uu R H 3 ’ ‘ i anoma City ...... 7 WORKERS from neighboring state. vy The Gminath O.. 3 (firms expect to donate blood) Gen, Hitchcock pointed out that San Antonio -.. 2. 5k : ; {when the Red Cross mobile units {pe Hoosier Guardsmen now are Br La cae o8 t . |set up temporary operations at,qing geveral buildings at Camp Douatton D.C ol, i % (the Indiana Gear Works, 1458 K.| 5 ttarbury i fw v row En y, against the wishes off] YOU CAN HAVE MONEY|
Hog today, 2-8 P. m. ATONE the Army, and Stout Field could Products Tne... Universal Ger (be utilized in such a fashion that to an Indianapolis Times reader 3 Corp. Metal Industries. Inc. Er. there would be no loss of existing To place a LOW-COST tel Manufacturing Corp., Emer- | acilities. Rent” ad, phone PL-aza 5551. |gon-Scheuring Tank & Manufac- . WL ABA AE AE |Sales Co., Williamson-Polishing & : co {Plating Co., Production Plating, |
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