Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1926 — Page 7

OCT. 6, 1926

MUSSOLINI DOES NOT ASK U. S. 10 GANCELWAR DEBT Points, However, to Good America Would Reap by Doing So. Editor's Note Almost like looking for a needle in a haystack is the job of find!llf a European statesman not completely obseessed by war debts. William Philip Simms. Times’ foreign editor, just, back from a ewinp round Europe, reports that he found just one\ QUIT HAVING SOUR STOMACH \ \ Pape’s Diapepsin Ends Worst Attack Instantly No Matter What you Ate or Drank

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Mussolini, of course. Here is what he told Simms during a conversation in Chigi palace. Rome. By William Philip Simins WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—“ Everywhere I’ve been, I told Premier Mussolini, people are talking war debt cancellation. In Italy I don't hear it so much. Why? “We’re working, not talking,” the Italian dictator shot back. “You’re in anew Italy now, serious and disciplined. We believe in acts, not words. “Long ago, first of any, we made up our minds to pay our debts. It was our first consideration. And first, of any we have commenced to pay them; Talk, now, is useless. Without phrases, therefore, we shall meet our obligations as they fall due.” Different in England This was startling, the head of a European state apparently satisfied with the war debts deal at least to ( the point of not grumbling about it. Even the British, who boast of being such good sports and always settling without a murmur, I had found sour as crabapples on the subject. Some, like WTnston Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, are even abusive. \ “Surely you favor revision,"\ I said. “Not to the point of suggesting it,” said Mussolini. “In fact I don't think the suggestion should come from any European country. It should come spontaneously from the United States if at all.” “What advantage would revision have for the United States?” “Since you ask me. I’ll tell you what I think. Chance for America “The material advantages of sucM an act should not weigh at all. Were America still further to reduce or cancel the debts, she would be accomplishing an act of simply stupendous moral import to the entire world. “Such an act would crown in marvellous fashion America’s glorious gesture of ranging herself alongside the European nations in war to preserve the same ideals. Were she to do this, nothing could prevent an immense amount of practical advantages accruing to her. Such an act, done with no thought of material advantage, could not fall to bring a flood of such advantages notwithstanding. A brand new world situation would thus be created and the United States could not fall to profit by it.” Step Toward Peace “Would it be a step toward world peace?” “Undoubtedly. The colossal burden of debt weighing on the budget of most of the nations of Europe is having its moral effect on the people of Europe. “Furthermore, while In Italy the

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menace of Bolshevism has disappeared, one cannot say as much for Europe as a whole. In many' regions the germ is favored by bad economic conditions, accompanied by a "general unrest and discouragement among the population. And while it would be absurd to talk of another war, still It would be equally absurd to pretend not to see the friction and dissension between the (countries of Europe due to their immensely divergent Interests.” Reconsideration of the whole war debt question, Mussolini believes, would have a universally beneficent effect. He says it would lift from the world the chief cause of a bad economic situation and help it return to .pre-war conditions, especially as to trade. Nevertheless, he Is not kicking. If there should be a rejiggering, scaling down or cancellation of the ebts lie would naturally expect Italy to be in on it. But ( ask for such a thing, or complain because it isn’t forthcoming, never. Wherein Mussolini is unique in Europe. NEXT: Mussolini on his fourth anniversary in power. WILL ARRANGE TRIPS American Express Company Representative to Be Here. Walter C. Rundle, cruise director for the American Express Company, will be in Indianapolis, Oct. 16 arranging trips for those interested. Bundle has just completed his first 500,000 miles of travel for ’he company. His trips have taken him several times around the world, to the Mediterranean, West Indies. South American and South Africa His headquarters here will be at the American Express Company offices. AVERT SERIOUS FIRE Officers See Electric Iron Left Connected at Cleaning Plant. A serious fire at the Gregg Cleaning Company branch, Oriental and Washington Sts., was averted early today. Sergt. John Richter and Patrolman O’Donnell, peering into the place on their rounds, saw an electric iron, which had been left on and had become red hot. The fire department, entering through a transom, disconnected the iron. NEW NOVELTY FIRM Incorporation papers for the Lewis Novelty Company, 301 Murphy Bldg., were filed today at the Statehouse, listing capital stock as 1,000 shares of no par value. Incorporators are Thomas R. Lewis and Robert D. McCord of Indianapolis and Leo M. Levy of New, York City.

Chifforobe V # Featured for ‘ Bedroom Week at 17Cash or Terms , The chifforobe is ideal for a man’s needs—think of all the \shirts, socks and accessories you can store in the four drawers—open the door and you have a full length wardrobe for hanging suits, overcoats, etc. The mirror is swinging size llxlb 1 inches. Built of American hardwood in new nut brown walnut effect.

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OPPORTUNITY DAY SPECIALS IN THE PETTIS BASEMENT

Misses’ Coats $28.00 Coats of imported, all wool small check sports fabric with large shawl collars of Huffy fox fur. Colors: gray, tan and brown. Durably lined coats trimmed with pockets and belts. A smart coat for the well-dressed small woman. Specially priced, $28.00.

Costume Slips 89c Costume slips of fine soft cotton charmeuse, bodice, hemstitched top. A variety of colors for fall. Sizes 36 to 44. Opportunity day, 89£.

Childrens OneStrap Slippers, Pr., $1.89 Made of patent leather. Short lots taken from our higher price groups. Broken sizes, but sizes BV4 to 2 in the lot. Tomorrow, pair, SI.BO.

39c Imported Gingham, 18c Yd. Yellow, red, brown and green checked ginghams. Width. 32 inches. A special purchase of I,so(l.yards to lie sold at this value-giving priee. Yard 18<t-

Turkish Towels, 12c Each / Heavy, fully bleached terry cloth towels. Pink, blue or gold stripes. Size 14x26 inches. Special, each,

Indian Head, • 26c Yard' I Linen finish, genuine Indian head, suitable foe pillow cases and an excellent material for art work. Width 36 inches. Regular price 39c yard. Specially priced, yard, 26*.

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5,600 pairs of curtains to go on sale Thursday morning at 8:30. Purchased by Pettis at an immense price concessions, and we in turn pass the savings on to you as usual. An early selection is advised. Come early 1

Ruffled Curtains of Dotted Marquisette 99c Pair Regular $1.39 and $1.69 fine quality mercerized marquisette curtains in thqjjew dainty dot and cross bar patterns. Very sheer and lacy. All have dainty narrow ruffles and tiebacks to match. Very special, tomorrow, 99£ a pair. Fine Grenadine Ruffled Curtains $1.73 Pair An exceptionally fine curtain usually selling from $2.50 to $2.75 a pair. Highly mercerized grenadine in novelty patterns, 38 inches wide, 2*4 yards long; white, ivory and ecru. Finished with dainty ruffles and tieback loops to match. Very special, Thursday, a pair, $1.73. Rayon Panel Curtains $1.79 Each Lustrous rayon nets in various patterns and soft ecru figured casement panels. 2t4 yards long, 40 inches wide. Trimmed with silk bullion fringe at bottom. Special in this sale.

Boys’ Oxfords, Pair, $2.29

Made of tan and black calf, with welt soles. A special group taken from our higher priced shoes. Broken slzps 2 to 5V4. Ileal shoes for the boy a. Tomorrow, s2.29 pair.

Flannel, 24c Yard Heavy felt finish flannel, folnrs: Blue, tan and gray. 32 Inches v*ide. Regularly 39c yard. For the Anniversary Sal*:, yard 24<*

Tomorrow! Manufacturers’ Surplus Sale of CURTAINS

Blouses and Sweaters Each $1.98 Imported English broadcloth blouses in tan and white. Sizes 32, 34 and 36. The sweaters are all wool striped and novelty woven. New fall sweaters and blouses to be worn with flapper skirts. Very special, each, $1.98.

Savings in the Anniversary Sale! New Fall Dresses

Dress Crepe, 22c Yard Imported dress crepe, box weave. Fast colors: Green, yellow, red and brown. Formerly priced at 49c yard. An Anniversary special, yard, 22*.

Extra Specidf! 4500 Yards of Sunfast Rayon DRAPERY FABRICS Usually _k IB I Q 46'Inches Selling for V H•A %J and $1.39, $1.69 ■■ 50 Inches and up ■ .Wide to $2.50 yd. YARD Beautiful rayon fabrics that are guaranteed sunfast. Plain and figured designs in colors to harmonize with any decorative scheme. An opportune time to purchase draperies for your future needs and save from 25 to 50 per cent. Very Special tomorrow, $1.19 a yard. —Pettus, third floor.

SQJS Sizes 16 to 44 Os course all feminine interest centers -41f new dresses for fall—but there's a real thrill in finding such examples as these at Anniversary savings we've never offered before! Party Dresses — Os taffeta and Georgette, ribbon and silk net trimmed, in pastel colors. Afternoon Dresses — Os satin back crepe, flat crepe and Georgette newest basque styles, tiered skirts, bolero effects and dolman sleeves. Street Dresses — Os P o ir e t twill, stunning new styles, smart trimmings. Channel red, new blues, navy and black.

Ruffled Curtains of Plaid Marquisette 75c Quality, 48c Pair Single and double plaid marquisette of good quality, 2 Yi yards long; fully ruffled with tiebacks to match. Just 840 pairs. 48£ pair. French Marquisette Ruffled Curtains "$1.48 Pair Regular $1.98 values. Just 450 pairs of these popular curtains of fine French marquisette in soft ecru shade. yards long and 40 inches wide. Dainty narrow ruffles with / matching tiebacks. At a special low price, $1.48 a pair. Ruffled Voile Curtain Sets v $1.79 Set Extra special! Regular $2.98 quality 5-piece sets of French ivory voile, neatly ruffled, edged with black stitching and finished with. 2-inch bands of r{>se, blue, gold, orchid and green voile. Complete with double ruffled valance and loops to match. Very special, set $1.79.

Hose, Pair J '• * 55c Silk hose with long boot and narrow lisle welt. Substandard, Allen A Hose. All wanted colors, sizes 7to 9. Tomorrow, pair,

800 Pairs Bloomers . Regular $2.98 Values, $1.89 Women’s fine new bloomers, including “Her Majesty,” genuine Milosheen, with label. Fine soft rayons. All the new colors. Finely tailored. Single and double elastic cuffs, reinforced. Regular and extra sizes. Short, medium and long. Regular $2.98 value, special for the Anniversary Sale at $1.89.

Flannelette Gowns, 89c Women's fine quality flannelette gowns in pink and blue stripes. Dong sleeves, hemstitched and braid trimmed. For Thursday, 89<f. Out sizes, $1.19-

Rub Dry Towels, 34c Each Turkish Rub Dry bath towels. Double thread, very heavy. Size 22x44 inohbs. I’lnk and blue plaids, hemmed. ready for use. Another Anniversary value, each, 34c.

$4.25 Bedspreads, ;• $3.34 A beautiful, lustrous rayon spread. Large size, 80x105 inches, including bolster length. Colors: Rose, lavender, blue and gold. Neatly finished in embroidered scallops. Another outstanding Anniversary value, $3.34.

Yard Goods, 44c Yard 1 f Included in this lot: Suitings, ratine, crepe de chine, jersey cloth, madras and silk and ootton novelty materials. 3,000 yards in the entire group. Specially priced at a great saving, yard, 44*. ’ r , U-f .

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Curtain Materials 24c Yard > Filet lace net and shadow lace net curtain fabric. Beautiful, plain patterns in white and ivory. 30 and 3<J inches wide. Regularly priced at 39c. For this sale, yard, 24 O-

English Print;, 24c Yard Neat English prints, small figured floral patterns. An excellent material for dresses, aprons and school dresses. Width. 30 inches. Specially priced for the Birthday Sale, yard, 24£-

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