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semblies during which map problems
and exercises in the writing of field
orders will be taken up and two ex'
ercises on mobilization problems.
Under existing regulations. it Is
necessary that each local Medical Re
serve officer complete an average OF
40 hours instruction per year in or
der to preserve his eligibility for re.
appointment at the expiration of his
present appointment If below the
grade of major or If of field grade to
remain eligible for assignment to a
unit or 70! active duty training. Credit
for attendance at these regimental
assemblies will be at the rate of two
hours for each full assembly period.
All assemblies will be held at the new
location of the Washington Reserve
units, the old oxford Hotel Building,
corner Fifteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. entrance to
which is on Fifteenth street just south
of the Avenue. At the first meeting
next Thursday. map problem No. /. tn
be conducted by Lieut.. Col. Troy, will
be taken up.
Washington headquarters announced
last week the following changes in
the assignments of Reserve officers re-
siding in Washington: The following
second lieutenants. Infantry Reserve,
are assigned to the S0th Division:
Morgan Mem. Gilbert. Theodore w.
Classy. William e.. Goi1es, Phillips
l.. Goldsborough. Robert Van r. Haig,
William D. Haisip. Herbert G. Har-
ris, George r. Heine. John G. Hesse,
Augustus w. Hines, George NJ. Hines,
Karl s. Hoffman, James w. Hood.
Samuel r. Howell. Charles r.
Hrdlicka, Charles F. Hughitt. Charles
NJ. Johnson, Theodore w. Johnson,
Joseph w. Jones, Roland n. King. Al.
bert II. kirchner. George B. kolk,
Charles J. Hayden Chevy Chase,
(Md.). Second Lieut.. Edward P. Low.
EFT, Infantry Reserve, having moved
to the 4th Corps Area, is relieved
from assignment to the 42Sth Infan-
try. Maj Harry w. Schoening. Vet
erinary Reserve. is assigned to the
14th Veterinary Evacuation Hospital
1st Army, in the capacity of hospital
ization officer. First Lieut.. Joseph
Stein. Medical Reserve, having moved
to the 9Th Corps Area. is relieved
from assignment as medical ward Off
Col Frederick a. De.
lano, Engineer Reserve. having been
transferred to the Auxiliary Reserve,
is relieved from attachment to the
18th Corps Engineer headquarters.
Second Lieuts. Charles F. Coanshock,
Elliott 3. Mckee and Moses L. Rich,
all Coast Artillery Reserve, are as
signed to the 3rd Coast Artillery
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Announcement was made last week
by Col. Andrew Moses, senior eXecu.
tive officer of the Organized Reserves
in Washington, of the training pro.
gram for the Winter, 1928, of
finance reserve officers residing in the
District of Columbia. This instruction
| will be given by the Finance School
personnel, which has been designated
to supervise the conduct of the finance
instructional assemblies for the 1928
season. The current Winter training
will consist of eight sessions of ap-
proximately two hours duration. the
first meeting of which was held Octo-
ber IL. Classes will be conducted reg
ularly on the second Tuesday of each
month at pm, in the Finance School
clasSrooms, access to which Is made
at the G street entrance to Tempo
Building, No. 5, between Twentieth
and Twenty-first streets.
The subject of the assemblies and
the dates on which they will be held
are: November s. preparation and
payment of purchase and service
vouchers; collection and accounting
for funds received from authorized
sales. December 13. payment of COM
mutation of rations and liquid coffee
money; money for sick in hospital;
settlement or ration anu savings dC-
counts; accounting for funds received
OH War Department form 346. Janu-
ary 10, preparation and payment of
officers and nurses pay and allowance
accounts, embracing therein stoppage,
excess pay, appointment as battalion
adjutant and mounted pay; receipt of
and accounting for cash received from
sale of effects of deceased soldier, in
cluding any cash in his possession.
February IA, preparation and payment
of mileage vouchers covering land
grant, excess cost, circuitous route,
transportation furnished): receipt of
soldiers deposits. March 13, computa-
tion, payment and completion of pay
rolls. enlisted men Gncluding deserter
and dishonorably discharged soldier):
pay roll collections and collection of.
and accounting for funds received from
authorized sales. April 10, computa
tion, payment and completion of final
statements; civilian witness before a
general court.martial; civilian pay
rolls. with S1s per cent retirement de-
ductions. May s, entries of all dis
bursements. collections and receipts
as per cash book. cash blotter and
schedules, and all checks drawn to
date, to be totaled for the purpose of
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TEST "SAFE" GASOLINE.
French Engineers Have Not Yet
Announced Results.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS. - Gasoline" that won't
burn-called makhonine, after its in.
Ventor-is asserted to have proved it's
value in many tests by government
engineers, but there still Is a fight in
Parliament on the supposition that
the new fuels trial results are being
suppressed.
Many aviators in France, as else.
where, die, burned to heath by gaso-
line flames. 1t Is claimed for, the
''non-explosive" fuel that such acci.
dents will be entirely eliminated. 1t
is aftirmed. also. by its supporters, that
makhonine is an efficient, dependable
fuel, capable OF replacing gasoline In
airrlanes. 1t has for some time been
used by the French Line on it's small
harbor boats and in all it's trucks and
automobiles with what are said to be
very satisfactory results.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

! With the approaching expiration in
January of the tour of duty of Mai.
Gen. Charles Nick. Saltzman, as chief
signal officer of the Army. an animated
discussion has been revived in the
War Department pertaining to a
Limitation to one four-year term for
the chiefs of branches in the War
Department. Considerable speculation
has been INDUCED in, founded on the
,rumor that the Secretary of War
,favors such a restriction upon dura-
fion of office in such high assignments,
this view being based on the theory,
it is said, that ii provides a certain
rotation which would increase the
Efficiency of Army administration.
The view is held in certain quarters
that the efficiency of the Army would
be improved by limiting the tour of
duty of a chief of branch to one term
of four years, it being explained that
by such a rotation in office, a greater
number of higher ranking officers of
the Army would benefit by the expert
ence of being a chief of branch for
four years. which experience, when he
reverted to his permanent grade of
colonel would be passed on TO the
officers coming under his direct com
Nand. Those opposed to restricting
Jthe tour of duty of a chief of branch
10 one term Of four years insist that
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ron, mas pcch oS
signed to duty al
the Navy Depart
ment as president
of the naval ex
amining hoard and
as a member of the
naval retiring
board. He sue
ceeds Capt. Ed
ward s. Kellogg
L. S. N, retired
who has been re
lieved of all active
duty. Due to pro
motions in the
higher grades Incl
dent to the retire
ment of r e a l
Admiral Charles l.,
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The Dead SeaA which lies 1890 feet
below sea leveN is the lowest water
surface on thekrNth.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Keeping one rat on farm costs the
farmer 50 year, Government scien-
lists state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
CIVIL SERVICE
RULING GUSTS
, DRY. WORKERS
AntI-SaIoon League Re-
ioiCeS as Buffalo Man Fails
to Make Grade.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 81. The
civil service commission today be-
gan eliminating prohibition bureau
employees who can not qualify for
positions in dry law enforcement
work.
Roscoe G. Harper, Buffalo admin
istrator, was the first affected. The
commission disapproved Harper's
application for administrator be-
cause he did not have "six years
experience in executive positions in
volving administration of large scale
operations"
Several other administrators are
expected to be dismissed for similar
reasons.
Major Chester P. Mills, New York,
Lieutenant Commander j. D. Pen
nington, Pittsburgh and Major A. J.
Hanlon, who will become admins
traitor for New Jersey on July 1,
must qualify.
The Anti-Saloon League hailed
the resignation of Harper as "step
which augurs well for the success of
enforcement under recognized adj
miniStration."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
Special Notices
INSTRUCTIONS

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad.
yates pass State examinations easily
202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 578 and $500.
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Business Opportunities
MEAT MARKET FIXTURES

Located at 1913 w. Washington St..
10 O'Clock for Avram Lascu, owner. For
further information call our office, Riley
1864. Poland Auction Co.. Auctioneers. 423
Occidental Bldg.
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yt9UNG men for summer outdoor work:
can use some who are on school vaca-
tions. Must be over 16. Travel with sales
manager; good earnings. See Mr.. Draper,
427 Peoples Bank Bldg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
Death Notices

LIGHT, MRS. SUSAN Another of oliver
A., James o., Warren c.. Light and Mrs.
Rolf Stockberger; passed away June goth,
S a eF l2S psrk as AyS
Illinois St.. Wednesday. p. m. Friends
invited. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
8 MEN

flor farm work on farm near
city. Transportation furnished
in and out each day. Call
WA sh. 0103 after 6 tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
Help Wonfed-Mole
WANTED-SALESMEN:

w tA4N I I'D DiALIzDN1II1N
Men who can qualify in every
sense the term implies. Must be'
willing to work twelve hours
daily, to earn income of $4,000
annually. Gross sales can not
fall below total of $1,000 per
week. This selling connection is
probably one of the best ever Of
fered in this city, and considera-
ton will be given only to men of
character and proven ability.
Radio Service Advertising Com
pany, SO Illinois building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
FEAR DREW NEAR DEATH
Condition of Veteran Actor Remains
Extremely Critical

BU Culted Press
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-The
condition of John Drew, 10, i'll with
arthritis, remained extremely criti-
cal today, hospital attendants re-
ported. The veteran stage star was
reported near death late yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-21
Business Opportunities

BIG money maker. Glass. paint, sash,
2l0l w. Sixteenth. Anderson Ind.
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BY OWNER

Seven-room modern house. 336 Grand
Ave. Inquire Of A. c. ACECCLES. Green
wood Ind.
WOOD ST. 1908: Groom house: lot 39xl39;
fruit trees. garden: $3.50 cash.
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Pain a Small Matter
With Beauty as Goal

Woman has always displayed an
amazing fortitude when 1t has pleased
her to endure discomfort or even pain
for the sake of her looks, remarks
the Pathfinder Magazine She will
pinch her feet into narrow slipper
toes, perch herself on siX-inch heels,
and smilingly declare that her shoes
are perfectly comfortable She will
eschew warm winter underwear and
shiyer In short skirts and sheer stock
lngs without batting an eye, although
q sturdy male similarly clad would
fear freezing to death.
Twas ever thus. The women of to.
day are no more Spartan than the
women of past centuries The ladies'
Of ancient Greece, who wore loosely
flowing robes and sandals without
hose, used to pass their arms and
legs swiftly through a flame to SINCE
off the offending hair which married
the ivory smoothness of their skin.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-06-17
SUNSHINE CAKE IS
DELICATE IN COLOR
Contains Large Proportion
of Eggs, but No Butter.

prepared by the United States Depart
nent of Agricultural
Sunshine cake is one of the sponge
group, containing large proportion of
eggs and no butter or other fat. Some
of the egg yolks are used, but not all
Of them, hence 1t has the delicate yell
low color that gives it its name, but
differs in texture somewhat from plain
sponge cake.
Farmers Bulletin 145O-F, "Home
Baking" which may be obtained by
anyone on application to the United
tates Department Of Agriculture, con-
tains the following recipe for sunshine
cake: 1
Sunshine Cake.
8 egg whites cupful sifted
egg yolks soft wheat or
voring cupful sugar
aspoonf ~ teasp o onful
cream of tartar salt
Beat the yolks and whites of the
eggs separately, adding half the salt
to the egg whites so that they will
beat up very stiff. Add the sugar to
the beaten egg yolks and begin adding
the flour which has been sifted with
the cream Of tartar and the rest of the
salt. This mixture will be so stiff that
you will have to add some Of the beat
en- egg whites for moisture before all
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-06-17
Sunshine Cake.

the flour is mixed in. Fold the egg
whites in very carefully so as not to
release any of the air which you have
been so careful to beat in. The air is
the only leavening in this kind of cake.
Last Of all add the flavoring Vanilla,
lemon or orange extract may be pre-
ferred. Pour the batter as soon as 1t
is mixed into a smooth, INCREASED
tube pan. This type of pan is best to
use for baking a cake of the sponge
type because the center opening allows
the mixture to heat evenly. The oven
should be ready for the cake as soon
as it is mixed and in the pan, but be
careful not to have the oven too hot.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-06-17

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.)
Good croquettes can be made Of any
cooked leftover lean meat. Beef
makes particularly tasty croquettes,
suitable for family dinner or for
guest luncheon. The proportions in
the following recipe are given by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture:
Beef croquettes.
pound upper 2eggs
round steak, or tea po nful
other lean beef p y.
teaspoonful salt chopped
" m e d UNI sized Stale bread, fne-
onion. grated ly grated into
I cupful mashed crumbs
potato. seasoned,
or cupful thick
cream sauce
Simmer the meat.in small amount
If water until tender and then grind,
using the fine knife Of the grinder.
Add the other ingredients, but reserve
one egg for dipping. Mix we'll. Form
the meat into balls, or mold into OBJ
long or cone shapes. Dip into the
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-06-17
Shame on Him

A rather prominent member of the
business womens section of the
WOman's Department club was recent
ly invited to Shower" for bride
elect. AS she started from home with
her gift Ca waffle lron) carefully
wrapped in box, she met her next
door neighbor, a young former soldier.
She playfully handed him the package
and said: "Guess what I'm taking to
the party He felt 1t and replied: $50
you baked cake, did you?'-Indian-
npolis News.