Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 227, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1931 — Page 3

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FULL FREEDOM, SOVIET’S BIRTH CONTROL POLICY Question Answered More Clearly in Russ'a Than in Any Other Nation. BY EUGENE LYONS United Pres* Stall Correspondent MOSCOW, Jan. 30.—The birth control question, placed in the center of world attention by the discussion in English ecclesiastical circles, is being answered in the Soviet Union more clearly than anywhere else in the world. Not merely is there absolute freedom of birth control, but the government provides exhaustive information on the subject to all men and women who ask for it. Thousands of women’s consultation” stations give expert advice free of charge. Millions of booklets explaining birth control, with appropriate illustrations, have been distributed. Propaganda for Babies At the same time, however, the government is carrying on vigorous propaganda in favor of childbearing. More than that, its pj'.icy is always directed toward encouraging more babies, by the extension of state aid to mothers. The freedom to control birth extends also to operations which are considered here absolutely legal, provided only that they are performed by authorized specialists under sanitary conditions. At the same time the commissariat of health makes a definite effort to fight them through education. To obtain permission for an operation the woman must consult the medical commission in her district. Birth Rate Still High If the commission finds that the operation may be performed without danger, and that there are sufficient economic or family reasons to juotlfy It, they immediately issue the permit. But no woman is prevented from undergoing an operation if she insists. The government belives that coercion only drives her to the more dangerous path of an illegal operation by quacks. The remarkable fact is that the birth-rate in the Soviet Union, despite birth control and operations, Is still the highest in Europe although somewhat less than before the war.

ARCHITECTS DEMAND CLEARING OF PLAZA State Society Passes Resolution for Removal of Churches. Removal of the two churches on the Indiana War Memorial plaza was urged in a resolution adopted Thursday by the Indiana Society of Architects. The resolution declared the removal is "essential satisfactorily to complete the plaza.” Similar resolutions have been adopted by other organizations in the city, despite the fact the board of county commissioners has indicated the purchase may be delayed a year in order to get the state to share the purchase burden of almost $1,300,000. INDIANA MAYORS HEAR UTILITY DISCUSSIONS New Measure May Be Drafted on Commission’s Jurisdiction. Many mayors appeared before the senate committee on corporations Thursday to argue pro and con the bill introduced by Senator Herbert V. Tormohlen (Rep., Jay and Randolph), taking municipal utilities out of public service commission jurisdiction. Most of the mayors were gathered here for the Indiana Municipal League convention. So many points of division arose that anew bill may be drafted, it was announced after the hearing. Avalanche Kills 3 Tourists ZURICH, Jan. 30.—Three English women and a Swiss guide were killed by an avalanche on a mountain climbing expedition Wednesday, rescued survivors of the party said today.

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And With Dieting Fading the Food Providers Grin Happily. BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Presi Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Jan. 30.—Fortunately the populace of the United States still eats three meals a day, with an occasional midnight snack thrown in. There is, therefore, no such thing as a business depression as far as the National Restaurant Association is concerned. Its board of directors met here, nevertheless, to consider ways and means of getting more hungry citizens to eat more food oftener in the dining rooms of Its members. "And we’ve just about decided that a two or three million dollar newspaper and magazine advertising campaign is the way to do it,” J. O. Mills, Columbus, 0., told the United Press. They Like Curves Mills, one of the directors and a past president of the association, owns a string of cafeterias through the larger cities in Ohio, and very happy he is that his women customers, incidentally or not, have gone in for curves in a big way. The dieting fad of the last few seasons now shows a pronounced abatement, which means excellent business for the restaurant, cream puff and pork tenderloin departments, he said. "Women naturally eat less in the summer," he continued, “but they’re showing signs now of giving a little leeway to their appetites with the arrival of cold weather.” Just 50 Cents a Snack Several causes are responsible, he said. Styles for one. Curves no longer are a deadly crime. Restaurant men always did favor

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curves. Then there are doctors’ orders against the dieting habit. And again with lots of women, dieting was just the thing to do, and itt. no longer popular. The food magnates said that the 15,000 members of their association serve about $700,000,000 worth of meals a year. And the average cost of each meal, whether eaten in a one-arm-gulp-and-bite establishment or in a super-ultra restaurant with real tapestries on the walls, they estimated, amounted to 50 cents, exclusive of tips, if any, A contract just hap been signed for construction of a bridge across the Zambezi river, in the Nyasaland protectorate. It will be one of the longest in the world, total length after completion being about 11,650 feet.

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Iff fs 500 Better Dresses sale! Boys’ I . , ■ REDUCED! I Furnishings I iilfii 2 f ° r $9 v I I3H m <\ ' Price and Less 1 ( M?' Dozens and dozens of smart, up-to-the-minute styles are bibmbE . joffered in this tremendous sale of higher priced dresses! We have I°** made a tremendous Ey . ery garment was made to sell for at least twice this low M .% P riCe ’ j£ lt IWe 1 We m - Ust , c i?, ar them before inventory taking— are a bie to mark most of it at half I hence the low price! These are ideal for shopping, business pricf—some of it at off—and * H Him wear, sports, etc. Come early tomorrow and choose several! stiU other ***“• at much greater jp| HMiil SiZep f ° r Juniors ’ *isses and women. Come early tomorrow mon " H Will ’K i H —Satins —Georgette Brown Blue- Wash Top Suits.... $1.39 300 Better Rayon Frocks Reduced I \ J / \ I ■ / This enormous group of dresses has been D 11 , j Zj " TT \ II \ j / radically reduced from much higher prices cts M DOys Long rants. .. $1 .o 9 / / / tor quick clearance on Remnant Day! It in- V I Qk 71 —. , c , . TT~ fl 2 { j II eludes a choice of 50 beautiful styles in |9 M m sJ an * ast Lolor JRlftS OUC 1 MvV, M iff browns, greens, tans, wine, navy, etc. Sizes ■ 7TT ~jT~T' ITT“ * ‘2* jFI from 14 to 44. Type for all daytime wear! ■■ Hats and Caps 50c —Downstairs at Ayres. - —Downstairs at Ayres. I Children’s Children’s DanHa Cpaal/a Tomorrow is REMNANT DAY! A tremendous bargain Ilf _ _ | I 3 nil 6 IIUCKS day in which we must clear our stocks of all odd lots of W 001 uWCdtCTS 1 _ merchandise before our semi-annual inventory. EveryK d g% thing MUST go! Therefore, prices are slashed to the very H J C limit! 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Sizes 34 to 40. Reduced! 041,1 m4ia * * t4UI Big heavy bath mats in bright colWomen’s Smocks, 50c SALE! t 500 Better ” re 4 ,an " d " ,|n ” Broadcloth smocks in plain colors or I Bridge Sets, 50c Harford Wash Frocks ™ I Cotton ribbed suits with high neck. . *m- uj long sleeves, ankle length, drop seat. Uicpc, IU. Girls’ Knit Slips, 39c ET B Sir 6 L 2T ' araWo,n - Sunshine Fabric, 10c A plain colored silk-and-cotton fabSport Hose, lOC Pair For the Annual Remnant Sale we’ve secured a great group of ric—ideal for lining comforts. Women’s rayon-and-iisie hose in these carefully tailored garments, and offer them at unheard _ of Wide Sheeting, 19C Yd. diamond pattern. Substandards from low prices. They are made of good serviceable printed percales, in Remnant lengths of Ito 2% yards H .a host of pretty printed patterns. In greens, reds, blues, etc. A of bleached sheeting in 63. 72 and Boys 3 /4 Sox, 10c Pr. good mice of short-sleeve and sleeveless st les. Sizes for misses I si-inch widths. Wool mixed %-length socks. As- and Women. npljj. sorted sizes and colors. “OyS OflirtS, 50C Children’s Gloves, 25c Harford Hooverette Aprons patterns and colorings; sizes 8 to 14. Lined silk gloves radically re- Exceptionally dainty Hooverette aprons—painstakingly tailored in ■■ ff* duced. fine percales; white pin-stripe dimity, printed dimity and organdy EZ flu Dnue’ KllickprS £ 1 combinations, etc. Neatly trimmed with pockets, binding. ~ I I 111 / ... Wnmpn’fi RlnvPfi ICp V Part wool, full cut knickers wrth J 1 v"k. #J* , #! ’ f , -Downstairs at Ayres. elastic bottoms; very special! Washable fabric gloves reduced. p. I, P . . mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmumm ummnwsmmsmammmmmmmmJ Boys’ Pajamas, 50C UirlS Frocks, 51*59 C/V) ■■■ a ■ * Two-piece pajamas mostly white; 100 New Wool tweed dresses in imporiea WFipOfC sizes up to 16; soiled, smart jacket styles; crepe trimmed; | LAI iL * II IW Wllwvkw blue, green, tan. Sizes 7 LIHICIt liIOIIIS (LIMITED QUANTITIES) mdl S ShOftS, 5 0r $1 ° 81x99 90x90 Fast colored, full cut shorts with I fi r U’ Pnote Cc Off r * T- wlde 3-button band; some are sec- ■ Uii lh uUdlo, These are splendid quality sheets onds. Sizes 28 to 42. Genuine camel’s hair pile fabric Pure MM offered at very special prices, coats. Double breasted, belted style, .. ” ■ |Z Mgn S UlliCfl SllitS with plain or strap.cuff. Sizes 7to 14. Linen \J g est Q ra( J e PefCal£S Athletic suits made of 88-square GirlS RaillCOatS, sl*9s 45x45-lnch imported linen luncheon Fine. 80-square woven percales In a weh 1 Popular rubberized jersey raincoats, cloths at a very special price. These beautiful assortment of new _ forcine shoulder strans. Sizes mn -tlv reduced. are dainty white cloths, with pretty patterns. Guaranteed fast < Qa* Sto 44 colored borders. Wonld make a good colors. 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