Speedway Flyer, Volume 16, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1948 — Page 3

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Of Interest To Veterans H Q. Can my son, a disabled war veteran, who is being rehabilitated under Public Law 16, continue his training for more than four (4) years? k A. Training in excess of four (4) years may be approved for your son if his disability is such that no course of training which does not exceed four (4) years will restore him to employability, or if circumstances beyond his control necessitate the extension beyond the prescribed four (4) year period. No course in excess of four (4) years may be authorized except with the approval of the Administator. Q. If I decide to -give up the course of training I am taking under the G. L Bill, do I have to notify Veterans Administration of my action? A. You should not quit your L course of education or training without notifying or obtaining approval of the VA regional office handling your claim. This is necessary so that if you have not exhausted your entitlement, you may qualify for further training. Q. May a veteran receive full

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subsistance payments from Veterans Administration if he works while attending school under the G.L Bill? A. He may work part-time or full-time and still draw his full subsistance allowance, provided that the wages he earns for such employment, plus his subsistence allowance while attending school, does not total more than $175 a month if he has no dependent, or dependents or S2OO a month if he has dependents. Q. My father is supporting a large family and I would like to know if I can claim Mtn as a dependent while in training under the G. I. BiB? A. Dependency will be held to exist if your father does not have an income sufficient to provide reasonable maintenance for himself and members of his family under legal age, or members of his family otherwise dependent by reason oj mental or physical incapacity. * HoDy Growing In Oregon Commercial production of English hollf in Oregon returned growers nearly $150,000 in 1946. The holly acreage now totals about 755 in Oregon and less than half of the total acreage is now in production.

U.S.NwylsNow Conducting Great Recruiting Drive The officer-in-charge of U. S. Navy recruiting for the Indiana district, Lt. Com. L J. Davenport, has announced that the U. S. Navy Recruiting Service hit within 700 of procuring their monthly quota of 15,000 men for the month of December, 1947. He said that this is the fourth consecutive month that the navy has attained better than 95 per cent Qf their monthly enlistment quota. Over 6,000 men were enlisted for their first enlistment in the navy, while over 8,000 were men who have had previous military service. In November approximately 98 per cent of the quota was reached and for the months of September and October, 1946, better than 99 per cent. The U. S. Navy is now conducting the greatest recruiting drive in history to procure enough men to replace the 242,000 men being discharged from the fleet by July 1 of this year. There are now 27 Navy Recruiting Stations in the Indiana district for men between 17 and under 31 years of age to apply for information concerning a naval career. Mr. Davenport said that never before has the navy offered so many opportunities for a young man to further his schooling and learn a skilled trade as it does now, particularly during the all-out drive the navy is now conducting to enlist qualified men for the service.

Noted Speaker On Butler Founders Day Program Commemorating 98th Anniversary Oswald Ryan, assistant director of the Civil Aeronautics Board, Washington, D. C., former Butler University student and Anderson, Ind., resident, will be the guest soeaker at the annual Butler Founders’ Day exercises to be held Friday, Feb. 6, commemorating the 98th anniversary of the local school’s establishment, President M. O. Ross announced today. Mr. Ryan win speak at exercises to be held in the Fieldhouse at 11 a. m. and again at the Founders’ Day dinner at 6:30 p. m. in the Travertine room of the Lincoln Hotel. Butler University, originally named North Western Christian University, has been located on three campuses in Indianapolis. The first location was at 13th street and Coßege avenue, the second was the Irvington campus, and the third is the present campus at Fairview. ON THE LEVEL “A friend may smile and bid you haH' Yet wish you with the devil; But when a good dog wags his tail, You know he’s on the level."* —Anonymous. WATCH P.TJL. NEWS. Watch For Opening Of “Ye Olde Hat Shoppe” BEAUTY TIPS Yonr Beauty Counselor ST. VALENTINE'S DAY IS COMING! What could be a nicer feift for a “Valentine” than a Beauty Counselor Hand-Care Chest? This chest has the magic Liquid Hand Cleanser—that takes off hard-to-get-out-dirt, the amazing new Hand-lo that contains Moistone, the concentrated Hand-Smooth which contains lanolin and is unsurpassed for soothing chapped, cracked, sore hands, the Oilized Polish Remover that is good for your nails and also the long-last-ing nail polish in your favorite shade to match your lipstick and a Setter which tests show is the fastest drying Top Coat on the market today. The whole chest,, complete for perfect home care and hand beautification only—s4.ss. x « Buy a rapt Valentina fta «« this year I Call Belmont 2277-W. Your Beauty Counselor, Dorothy Marvel.

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He-man favorite, and for most women too. is any dish with Suuertruut. This recipe uses Beef Bn«i.et, —k good item for price-conscious cooks and a change from the usual franks or spareribs combination. Flour J lbs. beef brisket with 2 tbsp, flour and brown in 2 tbsp, hot fat in heavy frying pan. Add small amount of water, cover, cook until almost tender. Add 1 qt. sauerkraut; H cap sliced onion, IM cups grated raw potato, 1 tsp. caraway seed. 1 tbsp, sugar, 1 cupbmling water. Cover, cook about 30 mins, over low simmer flame. • • • • - Deep fat frying isn’t too complicated a cooking process if you rethat most important to maintain even heat. Keeping the flame at correct heat also saves waste of food and fat Fat that gets too hot can’t bo used more than once or twice. If you have recently bought a new gas range, one built to “CP’’ standards, remember that the oven preheats faster than older models and needs less gas to keep fixed oven temperature, • < * Fudge won’t boil over if butter is rubbed around the top of the pan. • •. • A change from the usual cereal for breakfast, and* nourishing too. is French toast. It’s a saving use for stale bread usually thrown out. Dip stale bread slices in an egg and milk mixture, fry same as pancakes over medium low heat.

Juvenile Cases Show Decrease Judge Joseph O. Hoffman, in his first annual report since taking office on Jan. 1, 1947 states that 2,009 juvenile cases were received in Juvenile Court in 1947, a reduction of 610 from the 2,619 juvenile cases received in 1946. The statistics of the Juvenile Aid Division show a smaller decrease in juvenile delinquency in Marion County, but the Juvenile Court’s large decrease results from the practice of the Juvenile Aid Division of the Police Department in referring a smaUer percentage of cases known to them to the Juvenile Court. This practice is in accord with the recommendation of the recent survey that othei child welfare agencies take more responsibility for children and that the Juvenile Court should not be used as a dumping ground. Consequently, many of the cases formerly referred to the Juvenile Court are being referred to other child welfare agencies. Of the 2,009 cases referred to Juvenile Court, 1,301 were delinquent children, 834 were dependent and neglected children,

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Mayor Al Feeney today officially proclaimed Feb. 6 to 12 as Boy Scout Week ih the City of Indianapolis. By doing so, he joins the rest of the Nation in recognizing the Anniversary of the incorporation of the Boy Scouts of America. In various ways the 16,000 Cub, Scouts and Senior Scouts will join thelwo million Boy Scouts qf the Nation in celebration of this Anniversary. On Feb. 8, 1910, the Boy Scouts were officially incorporated and since that time, this has been an Annual Event. It is a tradition that most of the Troops, Packs and Senior Units hold a parent night or House Warming, inviting parents, friends and former Scouts to attend. Over 200 of these Units will have such an occasion, which will include a re-dedication to the principle of Scouting, special awards, introductions of new members, demonstrations of Scouts and refreshments. It is estimated that over 25,000 people wiH attend these house warnings throughout Scout Week. Feb. 8 is known as Scout Sunday and throughout the city most Troops, Packs- and Senior Units win attend the church of their choice, and the Clqrgy, long a friend of Scouting, in many cases will recognize this and give Scouting a special part in their Sunday services. At 4:00 in the afternoon a special service for the Catholic Scouts and parents of the Scouts, Cubs and Senior Scouts win be held at St. Peter & Paul’s Cathedral. Archbishop Schulte win present Ad Altare Dei awards to and 66 were in for special proceedings. Eighty-eight per cent of the juvenile delinquent cases were helped to make satisfactory adjustments through the efforts of the court’s probation staff and the social agencies with which the Juvenile Court’s staff works in close cooperation. _ Lucky Farm Bays School terms average only IB days in rural areas compared witi 182 days in town.

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yrs Hava AAwvffi/i I ligious award One of the highlights of Scout Week is Civic Day. On this day, Eagle Scouts selected will take over the various jobs of the city government and for 24 hours will be Mayor, City Clerk, City Judge, Librarian, etc. \ - The public libraries cooperating with Boy Scouts will feature the “Book of the Week,” namely the Boy Scbut Handbook which next to the Bible is still the best seller. Special displays will be in all libraries. By happy coincidence, Lincoln’s birthday falls in Scout Week and the Scouts will honor this great American by a service in front of his statue in the University Park. Individual Units are also planning special activities, such as special hikes, good turns, window displays, etc. to recognize Boy Scout Week. “Favorite Story” Heard at New Tiine The popular half-hour radio dramatization, “Favorite Story” with Ronald Colman, presented by Indianapolis Power & Light Company each Thursday night over WISH, will be heard at a new time, 6:30 p. m., effective with the'Feb. 5 show. In shifting from 9:30 p. m. to the earlier time, it is felt that the dramatizations will be made available to a larger audience, particularly youngsters who have complained that bed-time interfered with their listening. At 6:30 p. m., ‘Tavorite Story” will head a new line-up of WISH programs with Ellery Queen, the muchheralded new Henry Morgan Show, Willie Piper and The Clock following in order. , No changes have been made in the other two Power & Light radio shows, with Ted Lewis continuing to be heard over WIRE at 6:15 p. m. Saturdays, and Phil Spitalny and his all-girl orchestra on the Electric Hour of Charm at 4:30 p. m. each Sunday. to England granted a charter to toe Spectacle Makers gußd.

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