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16 THE IXDIAXAPOLIS STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1943. 35 APPOINTEES tiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiuiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiiniifs TAKE POLICE OATH Chosen by Examination To Replace Regulars For Duration. HI With a statement by Mayor Rob ert H. Tyndall that "our city will be judged by your courtesy and common sense as law enforcement i officers," 35 special policemen were sworn lnio service yesterday for Lactogen Baby Food Biolac Borden Baby Food, Vl 1 point fcWV Cartose Hf For InfanU WWW Similac Qflr 1.20 Powdered Milk. Of Pablum Meari'B Baby Food, JnC Hi lbs WW J.

J. Baby Powder 21 Mr. Wilbur Elliott is commit tee member of the Shelbyville chapter of Tri Kappa Sorority, which will sponsor the Western Riders Association horse show at Shelbjville Sunday. ((Woodbury Soap) load" of this fa- Cfk mous complex- 11 I A ion soap. Still at mJ a low price.

1 the duration. Chosen by the police merit commission from those who received highest grades in an examination, the new policemen will replace regulars who obtain leaves of absence to enter the armed forces. Mayor Tyndall, members of the Board of Public Safety and Clifford F. Beeker, police chief, wel-: corned the new policemen in brief ceremonies in the city Council 'chamber. Fear So Man.

I William H. Remy, president of jthe safety board, praised the lead-j Iff tv I 24c Castoria Penslar'i, mall sjze Western Riders Will Hold Show Jayne's EQ Tonic Vermifuge WWW WITH A SPECIAL GIFT I 47c Caldwell's 60c Syrup tv 'I 'ership of Chief Beeker and de At Shelbyville clared that the board "has Just one admonition to policemen: Fear The annual spring show of the no man while doing your duty and Western Riders Association of In i sT 1 VV remember that no one is on I For a very super-special person Dad! This is the day in the year when you have a real chance to show Dad what an important guy he is and how very fond of him you are Choose a present for him from our collection of gifts Dads like diana will be held Sunday after 3 protected list. Those of the 35 "who prove your noon and night at the Shelbyville fairgrounds. Fred Sharp, president of the as selves worthy and can qualify under the pension examination may be installed as permanent police as sociation, will be general chairman of the show. P.

O. Ferrel, presi vacancies occur In the ranks," Mr. dent, and E. A. Crane, past presi Remy said.

The new policemen are as fol lows: dent of the Indiana Saddle Horse Associat ion, will be the announcers. Mrs. Margaret Feore of Indian Richard Goode, Edward Clark, Large 212-Oz. Size ODORONO Stops underarm perspiration odor, 59C Smaller Size, 39o apolis will judge all English classes. Warren Todd.

Raymond Anacker The parade at 2 o'clock will be Dennis Maxey, Russell Carmichael, followed by the open jumps con Verl M. Syphers, Robert Simmons. lilies. test, an open rescue race, an open Leonard Beeker, a brother of Chief three-gaited contest, a musical Beeker: Walter Pollard, Edward chair for women, the judging of Donahue, Omar Bear, Charles Sher man, Wilbur DeKalb, Layman Mtf five-gaited horses, of Western pa rade horses, three-gaited pairs, a Gauhey, Robert Liese, Glenn Sam 50c Phillips' Milk Magnesia, 39c 25c Carter's Liver Pills 19c 60c Omega Oil for Sprains 52c J. J.

Band-Aids, 36's 23c 50c Unguentine Ointment 43c Epsom Salts, 5 lbs Rubbing Alcohol, Rx isopropyi, Pint 29c Mercurochrome 50c Anacin Pain Tablets, 30's, 39c 1 .00 Norito for Neuritis, 10's, 93c Vimms For Vitality, 96's 1 .69 60c Campho-Phenique, 2 49c 1.25 Pinkham's Compound 94c 50c Stuart's DyspepsiaTabs. 44c pie, Ernest Lepper, Richard flunv musical chair for children 15 years old and under, and the pony ex mer, John Butler, Olin Risk, John press. Brim, Virgil Gaither, Ervin Wil Sunday night there will be pai liams, Fred McGloon, Albert Paetz, Clarence Wurz, Albert Booth, wu jumping, a Western class "open' judging, a three-gaited stake, a musical chair for men, a five-gaited liam DeJarnette, James Michtell, Garlan Jones, James Rogers, Jesse 1.25 Clairol Hair Tint 89c Francis, Oscar Donahue and Otis stake, a balloon race for children 15 years and under, a showing of Wiggington. plantation horses, a bareback race, and a scoop shovel race for men. Miss Mary Catherine Lyday of Indianapolis will exhibit her hackney ponies as an added feature, 5,000 Soldiers Teach Veterans of World War I New Tricks Committee Seeks Pairs of Mens Wash Curb On Noise as 35c Fasteeth Dental Plate Powder 29 Battle-wise vetprans of World 75c Bayer Aspirin, 1 00 59c War who thought they had seen everything, gripped the edges of their chairs last night as two Aid to Production youthful veterans of warfare with Sounds that come out of the no 3 3 the Japanese loin tales or a- new kind of war with a new kind of enemy.

where to plague Indianapolis residents are Interfering with the war effort on the home front, John R. Fenstermaker, chairman of the Indianapolis Noise Abatement Com Private James Wilson of Pitts burgh, former tail gunner in a B-17, and Private Don Wilson mittee, declared yesterday. (not related) of Olney, 111., vet Mr. Fenstermaker and members eran of Guadalcanal jungle flght- Choose from our huge selection of men's wash slacks They're tailored by the best manufacturers of men's wash clothing who know how to make them! Choice of stripes, checks, overplaids, mixtures and plenty of seer- suckers. Lengths 30 to 36.

Waists, 28 to 50. i in2. both wounded in action, both of his committee conducted a survey to determine the effect of noise on the nerves of war workers and wearers of the order of the purple LIU 35c Campana Balm 29 St aisDUiny(l itf heart and both patients in Bill made recommendations to curb the ings uenerai iiospuai, spime the meeting of the 11th District American Legion in the 40 and 8 chateau. Men's Rayon and Tuca SLACKS They were introduced by Lieut. Col, Guy a Owsley, executive ot- $4-00 While 400 pairs last! Smart sportswear slacks in pleated nign-waist styles, with or without cuffs.

Choice of solid shades of cream, tan, dark browp, medium tan and teal. Waist sizes, 28 to 42. sounds. Drive Is National. The noise abatement campaign was begun this week in connection wilh the observance of National Noise Abatement week.

Mayor Robert L. Tyndall issued a proclamation calling on all citizens to keep down unnecessary noises. "This Is not a one-week campaign," Mr. Fenstermaker declared. "We must work at noise ficer of the hospital, who said that, more than 700 men wounded In the South Pacific and in North from Africa have been treated at the putfs votive hospital, Private Don Wilson described Daggett A.

Ramsdell Cold Cream 45 1 the Japanese as masters of jungle camouflage, dangerous, wholly dis- abatement the year round." regardful of their own lives, brutal, vicious and cunning. He said one Jap plane, intending 2,000 Men's traw Mais to bomb American positions on 35c Allen's Foot Ease 29c Guadalcanal and then drop much needed rice to a surrounded Japanese unit, got his signals crossed 5 aveiiHic ft owns ft, dropped the rice on the Americans and the bombs on his conutrymen. Private James Wilson praised the ruggedness of the Flying Fort ress whicn orten comes in on much less than 'A Wing and a Prayer. He announcer that the drive will be conducted on a yearly basis in all local war plants. Surveys will be conducted in the factories to determine the causes of all unnecessary noises and steps will be taken to eliminate them, he asserted.

Impairs Efficiency. "Thif Is a manpower conservation measure and an aid to the war effort," Mr. Fenstermaker explained. "Noise is impairing the efficiency of factory workers and other civilian defense workers. Noise control Is an essential factor in our wartime economy.

Our survey has shown that noise exacts an expenditure of 19 per cent more energy in work than does a quiet environment and it is a notable factor in the development of fatigue in war plants. Noise impairs hearing and frays nerves." Co-operation of management has been obtained in the campaign, he said. $9 This is the greatest assortment we have ever offered in straw hats. And you'd better come early for these fine values! There are soft braids or sailors pinch crowns, soft brims with Purgaver bands in colorful fancy patterns. Choice of cocoa, honey beige, caramel and leghorn.

Vernon Company Elects Officials Directors and officers of the Ver non uenerai insurance company Blue Jay Corn Plasters 23c 15c French's Bird 11c Bennett's Puppy Biscuit, 37c Ken-L-Biskit, Kibbled, 2 27c 50c Cuticura Ointment 42c 25c Feen-A-Mint Laxative Eno Salts 57c Stanoiax Mineral Oil, pt. 59c Vitavine, Vitamin Iron ..1.18 1.25 S. S. S. Blood Tonic 99c 25c Bents' Toothache Gum 19c 1.25 Absorbine Jr.

Liniment 99c 50c Midol Tablets 32c were elected at the annual meeting of stockholders recently in the Columbia Club. COOL SAN EX A cool, refreshing douche powder. Mild and effective. Discrlminati women prefer this quick dissolving deodorant. -42 $1.00 Cones, 8 to id ICE-MINT For Tired, Burning Feet Fine, also, to soften and relieve pain of Stinging Callouses 49 O.

K. VanAusdall of Indianapolis was elected chairman of the board of directors. J. M. Hogle of Indian apolis was named president, Sidney S.

Miller of Indianapolis vice-presi dent, Harold H. Bredell of Indianapolis secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Mabel C. Miller assistant secretary- treajiurer. Directors elected are as follows: John A.

Bruhn of Indianapolis, R. W. Sims of Stanford, William J. Cool, washable cotton knit Tee shirts by Fruit of the Loom. In ingrain basque stripes.

Choice of fast colored green, tan, brown, red and blue in variety of color con- 5 trasts. Small, medium and large sizes. Local Club to Hear Halifax June 21 Lord Halifax, British ambassador to the United States, will address members of the Indianapolis Executives' Club the night of June 21 at a dinner meeting in the Columbia Club, Homer Capehart, president of the club, announced yesterday. The dinner will begin at 7 o'clock. Mr.

Capehart said that Lord Halifax will arrive in Indianapolis at 8:50 o'clock on the morning of June 21 and will go by motor to Lafayette where he will speak at noon nt Purdue University. He will motor back to Indianapolis following the address there. The local cluh meeting, Mr. Capehart said, is in line with the club's Tipton of Brazil, D. E.

Hagerty of O. W. Tovey of Columbus, H. C. Evans of liloomington, George W.

Tovey of Bedford and Mr. VanAusdall, Mr. Hogle, Mr. Miller and Mr. Bredell.

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and the capital and surplus to $164,000. Give 2-Woy Relief tor dour stomach. Aim after Paling distress and heartburn. Act quickly and without Chiropractors Plan Drive Plans for a statewide member causing gaa. 30 23c Tablets policy of bringing leading figures to Indianapolis to address its membership.

Directors have been appointed to the committee of arrangements by Mr. Capehart and include John K. Ruckelshaus, George H. Lilly, Dr. William E.

Bodenhamer, A. O. Evans, Dan W. Flickinger, Frank S. Langsenkamp F.

E. Thorn-burgh and A. J. Wohlgemuth. ship campaign of the Indiana Chiropractors' Association to be carried on through 1943 and 1944 have been completed, according to announcement made last night by Dr.

W. G. Walesby of Indianapolis, state president. Three Indianapolis chiropractors "Witty Wear" ingrain medium tone cotton knit Tee shirts with crew neck, wing 5 sleeves. They're cool, firmly knit, light in Tan, blue or green.

Small, 5 medium and large sizes. (TJrisley Crystals For ft luxury bath. Softenr and per- AaaaaJLa.Ji fumes the water. ArVVSAAAnnfVNrT Odors of pine, bou- quet, lilac, gar- 1 I ml3 denia and laven- la It 5 Xv 4Jms.4j,c Youth Quizzed In Thefts v. have been named to serve on the membership committee for the central district of the association.

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Get 75c tube of Thornton Minor's Rectal Ointment (with pile pipe cover) here TODAY. Mow snl7 3e. ter B. Ellis. 1303 North Keystone avenue, and Dr.

Cleveland A. Noell, 3616 East Washington street. A 15-year-old boy was questioned yesterday by police in connection with a number of grocery store hurglaries. The boy's mother said that she found 30 packages of cigarettes and me boy admitted stealing them, she said. He also said that he took $55 in cash from a home, and two bicycles, three tires and three tubes from a bicycle shop.

Dr. Hazel L. Ramsey of Sullivan Cool, Washable Sports 1 Shirts, $1.25 Each Downstairs at Ayres. 5 has been named as state chairman of the membership campaign, and she will appoint membership com mittees for the other districts oi the state, Dr. Walesby said.

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