Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1930 — Page 7

106 ARE NAMED AS DIRECTORS AT CITYPARKS Prepare for Opening of Playground Season Here June 16. Preparations for the opening of the playground season, June 16, ware begun today with the appointment of 106 recreation department employes Thursday by the city park board. Qualifications of the applicants were considered first, although many were named on recommendation of the Democratic organization. Majority o! the list is Democratic. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and the board expressed the belief that the staff will be efficient, pointing out that many are college trained experts in athletics. The ages of those chosen range from 18 to 35. Recreation Director David Kilgore will conduct a school of instruction for instructors, June 1214 at Brookside community house. Those appointed: Supervisor men's athletics. Robert Nipper. Butler freshman football coach: supervisor of handicraft. Herman Phillips. B itler track coach: supervisor of swim, min*. Jo* H. Sullvan. Indiana university graduate and Red Cross llfe-savln* examiner; supervisor of music. Paul Arbo*ast. hl*h school music teacher: director of women’s athletics, Miss Ruth JSmhart, Butler graduate and daughter of Park President Adolph G. Emhardt: director of drama. Mrs. Norma Koster. N. A. Q. IT. graduate: director of handwork. Mabel Rose: director of women's swimming. Miss

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Treasure Trove Bv T'nitcd Prett LEE, Mass., June Anew kind of root extract was found by highway excavators here. Extracting a bush, they discovered among its roots eight bottles of excellent wine.

Alma Telfert. N. A. O. U. graduate. Women’s Swimming Jn.'vuetors—Helene Hawkins. Euphrasia Willis, Flora Kinder, Dorothy Redding. Lola Nelson. Donnelly Thelma. Head Swimming Guards—William H. Krleg. J. A. Johnston. Leon Teetor. Francis Hodges. William M. Marks. Guard*—Joseph P. Wooling James Stewart, Joseph Clark. Otto H. James, Ned B. Tilman. Ralph West. Thomas J. Blackwell. Merton H. Kennedy. Milton Ford Jenkins. Howard A. Clark. Women Directors of Playgrounds-Vera Day. Helen Norwark. Josephine Connor. Anna Wyss. Helen Parish. Marie Ruske, Elsie Miller. Caroline Reimer. Lilly Clark, Lena Lohrmann. Minnie West. Helen Adolay. Anna Thiele. Nell W. Samson. Ida Litwhtler. Bettv Bagnoll. Mary E. Gruler. Caroline Gregory. Margaret Anderson. Nellie Blume. Mary Collins. Lillian Baker. Marv L. Wehl. Nancy Shelby. Barbara Bridges. Alice Mellen. Katherine Early. Katherine Fisher. Mary M. Deveny. Dorothy Rath. Kathleen D. Tavlor. Panoria Apostol. Orace M. Mullen, Gloria Christian. Marv R. Brennan. Women Directors of Playgrounds—Minnie Talbott. Louise Terry. Hattie White. Anna Johnsonne. Virginia Horner, Theresa Genus. Men Directors of Playgrounds—Joseph Johnston. Robert Cook, Patrick Fisher. Robert Weaver, Wm. McClellan, August J. Mueller. Thos. Kayser. Louis Hcnschen. Maurice Shelton. Joseph M. Ford. George Stumps. Walter Marelln. David Bernstein, James Puett. Ray Urbain. Eugene Knisely, James Demetrius, Edward Shurmann Jr.. Bruce Morrison. Edw. J. Fillingworth. Francis Sullivan. Frank Baden, Edward F. Dlederlch. John L. Orr, Keneth A. Payne. Robert Weaver. , , , . Playground Instructors —Buain Hill. John Browning. Lewis Holt. John Shelbourne. Vernon Anderson. Harry Ratclifle. Swimming Pool Matrons —Adelphla English. Mrs Wm. Brown. Lulu E. Torline, Marie Swett.

Belgium Honors American Bv V’tUed Prett BRUSSELS, June .—S. Parker

Extra!! Special! For Saturday we are offering you “choice of the house” of any blonde shoe in stock at this feature price. Take advantage of this one-day special. . .. SQ.7Q High Heels PA,R flk Where Oaskion and SconomyJ4fet uS Charles 4 WEST WASHINGTON a. _ Imported Braided Leather m . |ggf\ SANDALS 0*1.05 All the wanted combina- \ tions—white white and \ black—tan and white—tan ' ri. Njfe:;’ aiM | brown. Straps and ties.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Gilbert, former agent general of reparations, was decorated with the Belgian order as gfand officer of

the Order of Leopold by Foreign Minister Paul Hymans Thursday night.

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Silk Dresses in Pastel Shades Flesh Pink Nile Blue Maize Orchid " Prints £ v 2 tor $ll.OO r£— — Lovely flat crepe, chiffon, J georgette and shantung / / dresses in a great variety of I/ II unusually smart styles. Some u have jackets. Prints are light 9 ** and dark in many colors. All sizes. —Pettis, Downstairs Store.

The Combination Frock

Two-Piece Dress With French Panties and Outside Skirt Print — Linene —Pique Broadcloth An interesting new wash frock that will delight you. The top of the dress, or blouse is attached to matching French panties, and the skirt is separate, and tuck-in style. It is a clever combination and in a wide range of attractive colors. Sizes 14 to 20. Pettis, Downstairs Store.

Women's Spring Coats Regular $19.75 to $25 Values. '11.75

Chiffon Hose SI.OO Irregulars of $1.95 value. Silk to the top chiffon hose, full fashioned. Smart shades. All sizes. Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose, in many 4Q summer shades ...^fUC

Berets, Tams 39c Regular 59c to 79c values. Rayon berets and tarns, in white, combined with rose, tan, blue, green, corn, orchid and red. Slightly imperfect.

Women's Sports Coats Special *8.69

Riviera Sandals $2* 95 Imported Riviera Sandals, all leather. White, tan and white, and black and white. Sizes 314 to 8.

Men's Shirts |4 Men’s all rayon Polo shirts in tan, blue and green. Short sleeve styles. Sizes 15 to 16.

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Summer Hats ’1.69 $2.95 and $3.95 Values Hair Braids Fancy Straws Novelties Hats for dress and sports wear. Summer colors. Pettis, Downstairs Store.

Children's Coats $4.95 Value. Sizes 6 to 14. *2.98 —Pettis, Downstairs Store.

Boys' Knickers *i Boys’ all linen knickers in cream, and gray mixtures. Sizes 7 to 15 years. Boys’ Wash Blouses, in fast color prints. Many patterns. Cut full. CQ/ Sizes 4 to 15 OV v

Rayon Undies 89* Rayon flat crepe slips and chemise, tailored with applique and embroidery. Sizes 36 to 46.

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