The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 6

THE EVENING REPUBLICAN. INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1948. PAGE SIX to.ee.eee.eM I Forrestal, who returned to this Ed Suverkrup of I Irwin-Union Trust company's insurance depart INSURANCE! MEN Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH 60 Boy ment. I in i Those planning to attend part of NOW Do false teeth 'drop, slip er ATTEND MEET the sessions include John J.

Dewey. Paul Smith and! Carlos Fftlgr. ITO MM 4 wabble when you talk, eat, laugh CHS Pri FORRESTAL AND TRUMAN LUNCH i Defense Secretary Expected to Talk Over China With President. Golden i Anniversary Conven- I a e-i Shop Association Set or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FASTE ETH, an alka-line (nan-acid) powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set.

Gives confident feeling of security and added comfort. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or tion of Serving our fine steak and pi a specials 5 P. M. to 8 P.M. in Indianapolis.

For the cast two years the print feeling. Get FASTEKTH today at A number bf Columbus insurance country Tuesday from a European inspection, said he also would discuss strengthening of the Berlin airlift, the need for better housing for U. S. troops and means of strengthening the unified defense structure. Forrestal has decided he witl not stay in the cabinet through another: four years in Washington.

But at the same time he is leaving Mr. Truman the date of his departure. The President's talk with Forrestal lis a prelude to a full dress plunge into the world 4s soon as his vacatfon is ended: He plans to fly back to Washington Sunday and has an appointment Monday with secretary of state George C. Marshall and W. Aver ell Harriman.

the roving ambassador for the European recovery Marshall is flying i back from Paris I for the meeting with the President. Harriman has just returned to Washington from Paris. any drugr store. Xdv. reoresentatiVes will Mattend i th Elsie Harris Memmler at the Piano and Solovox golden anniversary convention.

Mr. Folger is chairman of the; fire prevention committee of the focal association- They will take part In discussions of the association's plans for the coming year and assist in designing program; to increase service of the qualified insurance agent in his respective communi'v. An attendance of more than 11,000 is expected for this year's meeting. The Indiana association has more than 1,200 member agencies throughout the state. The convention will be addressed by several nationally promjn it insurance authorities and 'salis experts.

U. S. Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania and Paul Jones, director of public information for the National Safety alio will be among the speakess. the Indiana Association of Instfr-j ance ascents to be I held next! Monday I through Wednesday in KEY WEST, Nov. 18 (IP Defense secretary James Forrestal brings critical world problems to President Truman's vacation retreat today, Nationalist; China's desperate military plight was assured top billing at their luncheon conference.

The White House confirmed yesterday that Mr. Truman had Claypool hotel at Indianapolis. playing I request songs 8 P.M. to 12 Midnight The Pine Room L. W.

Mellencamp of First National orfipany director ot the i Jndiailia association; and Clarence S. Gilliland is -president of the SUFFERERS FIND CURE FOR MISERY I DUE TO ASTHMA RUSHED HERE! New hope for relief front asthma paroxysms ia seen today in reports of auceeaa with a palliative formula -which; acta to relieve congestion. Men and" women wh formerly Buffered with dread eouKhinjr. ehokinsr, wheecine; aathma attacks niw tell of blessed relief after unir.g- it. FROMETIN eoata S3, but ittJrrinir results, this ia not expensive, amounts to only a few pennies per dose.

'Caution use only as directed.) PROMETIH of Columbus artholomewj of I Insurance shop In the Industrial buildihg at Columbus high school has jj oeen giving its students practical ing by doing actual printing jobs for the schools of the The Triangle; high school: newspaper, is printed there, as; well as envelopes, report cards, stationery, withdrawal cards! land other types of printing for city schools. Last year the shop did 86 different jobs, totalling 783,24 pieces About It faces of type iare itsed, including Gothic, Stymie and; sum Italic, which are the mainf types used in. printing the? Triangle. As new equipment lis added and more students enroll, the 'classes And themselves crowded for space, and they're looking! around for possibilities of expansion The program, was pet jiupj to enable students to get lexpeb4ce as near like actual shop: work aa possible. Students learn now to do the job from the time is sell I up; until the.

Dresses are cleaned, when it is Association County which is affiliated with the agents. state organization. received a letter from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, reportedly an appeal for a strong expression of U. S. support.

On the eve of his flight to Key West, Forrestal told newsmen in Washington that another major topic of discussion would be U. S. military aid to the 5-nation Western European union. Others from here who will attena all or I part jof the sessions will inf HOTEL COLUMBUS is soiu vri'h strict money-back guarantee py -Parker Drug Store-4-Mall Orders United States Marines were in China as far back as 18M, when they were sent there to protect the lives of foreigners, including Americans. 1 I Filled.

Adv. Ohio has nearly 10,000 miles of railroad. conservatively worth $1,000,000,000. Most of the rail trade between east and west passes through the state. I elude G.

chairman of thej accident and safety committee of the county' association; Mrs. Clara I Ai Wjells, a local agent, an A GRAPEnEk all finished. AhJemeyer Is Teacher. Because he was qualified i for a Ahle- vocational license, William hired was I to teach classes. He has Ibeen here lS'HIRSTY or NOtV about two years, and 1 is a gralduate of Indiarfa State Teachers: college at Terre He majored in industrial arts.

There are two platen presses In the shop, and Mr, Ahlemeyer said they are planning to: add a "I-ittle Giant" cylinder press as soon as possible. V. '111 '1 IM.U h' Among other equipment in the shop is a foot stapler, large paper cutter, two stones, four double type-cabinets, a' proof press, hand jpress, drying rack and stock cabinets. Nearly 60 boya are enrolled In one llorj M(sq classes. Girls may enroll, too, but so far none have expressed: interest in.

that type of jwbrk. Classes are conducted in the morning, while most afternoons! are devoted to Are you going thru the functional "middle-age' period peculiar to women (38-52 yrs.) Does! this make yotfj suffer from hot flashes, feel so iter- vous, high-strung, tired? Then do try Xiydla- E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms I Pinkham's Compound also has what Doctors call stomachic tonic effect actual job printing, VEGETABLE COMPOUND LYDIA PINKHAM'S READY TO BLAST ATOM NUCLEUS Hoiv To Relievo i i WHfN YOU BUY THIS STREAMLINED "CHIPPEWA" HIAWATHA DIK0 1 University of Chicago to cty(iT Take Crack at Dividing It by Early JLf reNMl Creomulsioa relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell! your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with die understanding you must like the way it quickly alleys the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs.Chest Colds, Bronchitis CHICAGO IP The University of Chicago, armed with its new synchro-cyclotroh, hopes to blast the nucleus, of the atom into Its constituent parts by early 1950.

Dr. Samuel Kj noted nuclear physicist and head of the university's institute for nuclear studies, said the huge synchro Moden, beautiful staler), STRIAMUN1D cyclotron being! built at1 the uni versity will cost 12,200,000. and will be one 'of: the three largest in the I- 'if; Nw style hadlight; rigid hain grl i 1 Handy carrier with buih-ln tall Kghf I Hera "rsl the Bika to maka girts end boys' ayat shine with oy on Christmas mom! It's super-stream lined, fully equipped. Double spring -drawn, skirt KIDfMS The University of California's eyclotron, which has jal 184-inch magnetic pole facie diameter, i is MUST REMOVE saddle. the largest.

Columbia university has an instrument withj a diameter of 170 Inches, the same as Chica go's will have. I I i ij tAY-AWAY NOW FOR GIFTS But Allison paid the i California Instrument has'' not yet i produced a beam in excess of the 430,000,000 electron-volts which scale: model INSURANCE i i tests indicate the Chicago machine will be able to produce, EXCESS ACIDS Help IS Miles of Kidney Tubas Flush Out Poisonous Wast When disorder of kidney function pernafts poisonous matter to remain in your blood. It may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss ef pep and energy, get ting BP nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is Something wrong With your kidneys or bladder. I Don't wait I Ask your drumrist for Doan'a Pills, a stimulant used successfully by millions for over 60 years; Doan's happy relief and will help the IS miles of kidney tubes flush out' poisonous waste from your blood.

Get Doan Fuls. Eventually, Allison said, Univer MJjTM -lV dwo.e now) sity of Chicago scientists hope learn what holds the I nucleus This bicycle is protected by a written insurance policy against fire, tornado, lightning and EVEN THEFT for ONE FULL YEAR. the atom together with the aid of i i I 1 i i 'I tne syncnro-cycioiron. PHC SPONSORS Speed Indicator Given YELL CONTEST WITH 1 EACH OF THESE HIAWATHA BIKES AN ODD EXPLANATION Shirley Fiddler Wins First Hiawatha 26' wheel, stqndard Bike, rigid-ry constructed. Welded steel tube frame.

Steel reinforced saddlei Streamlined chain guard. Boys' or girls' model. i IN A I. Competition at CHS A woman complained to her groi cer that her hot cereal took too Convocation. To thrill hearts! Shining, sfrtamI1nl i 26" "SIOUX" j.

Girls' or Boys', semi-equipped, rigidly $1.23 Per Wee PayeMe Menttily 44.95 49.95 long to cook. "Try Grape-Ntlts Wheat constructed full size Bike. Bright red rear reflector. Girls' or ioys' fully equipped winner was Shirley Fiddler bethrougi first prize of (S3 in the PHC-spdn hild's Tricycles sored yell contest; at-j high schbol convocation Wednesday morning. cooking it 3 2 minutes.

Next day slje was back. standard Bike. Beautifully decorated in two tones. 20" 1 Girls' or boys' Bike, made for shorter legs. Reinforced welded steel tube frame.

'I Dick Whalley and David DSckey 12-in. front wheel; adjustable tied for second placei each 1 win took me twice as long as you 39.95 53.95 ning $1. Prizes were presented by 26" Bicycle for young or old, boys' or Adjustable handle bar, saddl jjiane jsonn. said." she saidj in mock anger. "How do you explain that? asked the grocer.

girls' model. Completely equipped Shock-ease" spring Stamped rear platform. Round new fork; carrier. type head. Red and white enamel.

Buy on Our Thrifty Payment Plan "Why," she replied. "It tasted so good my family made me cook Up another batch." CHOOSE FROM OUR GRAND SELECTION OF TOYS! Students were giveni fa week to compose yells forj the yell book, sponsored each year by the PHC. Entries were judged jby! tee of Robert Johnon jN del Genth and Miss Alta Redmonj faculty members. Miss Sohn and Susan Jane Phillips, Names of winners were announced Wednesday morning, ij Robert Akin presented iai trumpet solo; Ronnie Williams played piano selections. Several numbers were played by the Dutch band.

Try Grape-Nuts Wheat-MealL Rich in energy. 3 vitamins, minerals. Get a box today. songs sung by the Cappella i 'choir. I i I- i' Margaret Roth lannpuned that a dance forj high school will be held at the arinory Friday nignt arter tne DasKetpan; game Roseanne Suverkrup announced the opening I of the Log! yearbook CUDDLY DARKY BABY drive.

Ml ition-mede with 1 PAINT SETS How. of furJ Ut IncWdot 20 point krbteta, wetw pofi, paint brush, sreyons in 4 eoton, one) cetortof pKturs. 45 Cyte KttW beauty, eornposif BAKING SETS Mi- 1 "oerry-Jon" Set, siied for RrHe flrL w4B witnstand neat Bke MotHer's .1 glessbake set! pieces, 7Q STUFFED ANIMALS A kanetfwi ot toftrayon plush pink Kitty or brown ond whito Puppy wfm sewed-en feotvres. Lovablel 2 79 1 1: sainted features, rightly evried TOURISTS 1 inches. 37V kek, Wek eyes.

About 1 TOWN GIVES TRAFFIC i hi BREAK I Decrr Santa, usf wouldn't Christmas without COASTER WAGO NS Nil m'mr 1 3 Finished in bright, gleaming red enamel Small fry love them! spend many happy hours playing with them! 3 6-in. steel CHRISTMAS CARDS i 1 JILAMOSA, Colo. (tP jTourists who broke Alamosa laws this year didn't tun intoj the usual police officer land judg vfho took their $5 or $10 and set them on their way. i If 1 i Instead, through i cooperation with the chamber of commerce, the police politely I gave postcards to offenders. The cards didn't carry fin.

The officer giving them merely warned the driver "not! tio let it happen again" and asked him id fill out the postcard ajttd send It in-' ii -ill- Tourists were asked -to tell on the card what they liked and disliked about iAlamosa 1 1 and sur box. -inch, jolt-absorbing rubber tires. Name Imp rmted 4 1 One-Day Service POOL TABLE SETS EASEL BLACKBOARDS I ii' 1 I TINKERTOY SET run for children 4 to 1 0 Set htdudee 73 PHOTO SMITH I DOLL CARRIAGES CoAapsibto nodoL Pranto and wheels ore otvnwwm. tody end hood ef froy teowW eWo. 1 Two-stded! Dura-Siat wrmita surface.

PH en top of card-tables. Herd wood ondeomposs'noolh wood parts and 8 windmif Wocfes. CARD SHOP I from. Comes with. 15 bafts, 1 eve bod, 2 cvos.

4" 75 fip-oror picture. Eraser and cfealk. instrvctton sheet inchided. Phone rounding San Luis til WasMniton St..