Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1935 — Page 21

NOV. 15, 1935.

WAR MOTHERS FAVOR LUDLOW PLAN OF PEACE Indiana Chapter Deplores Communism Growth in Schools. Tudor rmv nt of Rpp. Louis Ludlow , proposed constitutiopal amendment asking for a referendum before tlie United States may enter into war was given by the Indiana Chapter of American War Mothers today. The resloution, adopted on the closing day of the seventeenth annual convention in the Claypool, favored the proposed amendment as “th*‘ be. t means of preventing future wars." Growth of Communism in the United States was opposed in another resolution. The resolution, adopted on the camp., for children, th<- activities of the 'so-called youth movement in our schools and colleges, and the spread of communistic propaganda among honest working men. in our churches and in questionable groups.” The convention also advocated urging all states pass laws requiring an oath of allegiance for all public

November. SALE / DOWNSTAIRS AT AYRES •' * •' a ,

tJust Arrived for the Last Day of Our NOVEMBER SALE! Girls’ FROCKS of Lovely Washable Celanese Taffeta $ 1 98 The holidays are coming, and with them lots and lots of parties for Miss 7 to 14 years. These Celanese Taffeta frocks in bright colors are just the ticket for a smart fashion entrance to these parties. Tailored and dressy styles in sizes 7to 14. 4 Gingham Frocks ' 1| Wool knit sweater dresses. Novelty slipover '. A | \ sweater with a matching skirt. Sizes 12 to 16 ,1 j Girls’ Wool Ski Pants... $1.98 f ( \ Wool melton ski pants in brown, green, wine and naVy colors - ma de for lots of active wear. TVG W Orphan Annie scarf sets. A knit tam with match-All-wool slipover sweaters in solid colors and conV \ trasting combinations. Smart colors. Sizes 8 | V j \ Novelty tweeds and plain tailored styles. Other f \ J \ styles with matching hats and muffs. Choice of wlSf! ■1 r\ 2-Piece corduroy ski suits in two-tone colors. . g|!L ; Lined jacket and trousers. Sizes 10 to 16 years Wtm fldk "1m under the chin ties. Gobs and gobs of colors blues, greens, reds, browns. Every hat new and smart. —Downstairs at Ayres.

school employes: forbidding the use of public school buildings for communistic group meetings, and the deportation of all aliens who have been in tne United States five years without naturalization. Another resolution advocated termination of the organization at the death of present members. Mrs. W. S. Norris. Frankfort, outgoing state treasurer, was elected state president. Following adjournment of the convention, the executive board was to meet. WRESTLING PROMOTER RECOVERS AT CLINIC Lloyd Carter Suffers Injuries in Auto Accident. Lloyd Carter, boxing and wrestling promoter and matchmaker for the Hercules Athletic Club, was recovering today at the Dr. Judson D. Moschelle Clinic, 3233 N. Meridianst, from injuries he received near Noblesville yesterday in an automobile wrecK. Patrolman Daniel Shop?, who was with him, also is recovering from injuries. The two were returning from a duck hunting trip at Barbee Lake. Their auto struck a truck. Attend Fellowship Dinner More than 100 members of the Northwood Christian Church attended the weekly fellowship dinner last night. The Marion County Recreational Bureau of the WPA furnished entertainment.

GRANDDAD RIGHT ARGOT WINTER, EXPERTTHINKS Weather Trend Is Toward Warmer and Drier Seasons, He Says. BY HILLIER KRIEGHBAUM Lnited Pres* Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Grandfather is right when he tells the youngsters that winters aren't anything like they were when he .was young. The government will back up his story. Joseph B. Kincer, chief of the Weather Bureau's Climate Division, said today that the trend of United States’ weather had been warmer and drier for the past 25 years. Even the first ten months of this year were in keeping with the trend. He presented charts showing the five-year averages now were four inches deficient in rainfall each year and four degrees warmer than normal. Last year was even more exceptional, with precipitation 12 inches below normal for the entire country, and the temperature almost eight degrees warmer. The first ten months of 1935 followed the warmer and drier trend,

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but showed a recession from last j year's extremes. Mr. Kincer said it was possible (although he admitted it was just guess work to speculate about what the weather will do in the next few months', that climate conditions are swinging toward colder and wetter. All the country except the West Coastal regions, New England and New York State had an excess temperature of at least 1 degree each day. That means that if the mercury fell belcw the average for one day, it was 2 degrees higher some other day to maintain the balance. Three sections of the countrydaily averages of 2 degrees warmer than normal. They were most of North Dakota, Western Virginia, Western North Carolina, Nebraska! Oklahoma, Northern Texas and Western Missouri. Practically all of the* Middle West, the old South, Eastern California, Nevada and Arizona were above normal in rain or snowfall for the first nine months of this year, Kincer said. The Pacific Northwest, the Rocky Mountain area, New England and Middle Atlantic States were somewhat below normal. “It appears from a study of weather records that granddad was not so far wrong as we have been wont to believe in his statements about the exit of the old-fashioned tvinter of his boyhood days,” Mr. Kincer said. But some of these winters, he believes, the country will have enough snow and cold weather to match aven that of grandfather's day. He will not predict which winter/however.

SATURDAY I The Last Day To Buy! HANDBAGS SALE PRICED ~ ] 70c Imitation leather bags. Styles V | underarm or envelope styles. I lljt Tophandles and zippers. I Black, brown, navy, a few j SAMPLE GLOVES Salesmen’s samples and discontinued styles from well known manufacturers. ■■ Jfek Washable fabrics in plain tailored pullons and novelty types. Black, brown V and navy colors. All sizes. —Downstairs at Ayres. SATIT >AY ONLY! Luxurious New Y Satin Undies $1.09 mu na So nice you'll want several pieces for / yourself. Chemise are in lace or tailored / -g styles with tie at waist. Tearose. Sizes /■- 34 to 40. Dancettes have fitted bandeaux with lace or tailored tr m, Panties have J? § side fastening. Sizes 32 to 36. RAYON UNDIES 3 for | A fine assortment of panties, stpninc Vv M bloomers, chemise and vests. Plain tai- Vv' A iored styles, plain fronts, elastic back. \X M Band or elastic run at knee. Sizes 34 —Downstairs at Ayres. ★ SATURDAY! The Last Day! Gay Colored J\-fiL Angorette tfgSk DRESSES 3® s i 79 Be smart! Wear one of these 1 Angorette Dresses in bright i§| J/'yli \ . foothill shades and in one or # [4|f two-piece styles. A grand E __ group of fashions for general fU | daytime wear, with smart R,/ . necklines, velvet trims, zipper KN -/ | Dr wooden button trims. Golds, Up . > greens, reds, blues, tans, navy H ; and brown. Sizes 14 to 20. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Greenwald Is Elected Officers of Beth-El Temple for the coming year were chosen at a meeting of the directors last night. Those named are Philip Greenwald. pnn colds uni) FEVER (li>7 HEADACHES DROTS in 30 minute* rappP - OpumePiiAt G. S. KELLER Successor to

president; Louis Sakowifz, vice president; Abe Goldberg, treasurer.

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and Dr. Philip Falender. secretary Reappointed were Rabbi Elia Cnar-

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r}-. Cantor M>to Glass and Daniel Stnuber. executive secretary.