Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1937 — Page 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FEDERAL AGENCY

IS HELP TO 900 PURDUE YOUTHS

Students Are Working on NYA Projects to Earn Part of Expenses.

Timer Special

LAFAYETTE, Ind.

vided by the National Youth Ad-

ministration, a survey has revealed. | 750 men |

The survey showed that and 130 young women have been earning an average of $10 a month. work for the men is directed by M. L. Fisher, dean of men, and Dean of Women Dorothy Stratton directs NYA activity of coeds.

University department heads co-

operated with the deans in drafting |

a number of projects and assigning students according to types of work and training required. Several students are engaged in projects requiring ordinary physical labor such as washing windows sweeping floors and polishing met als. Students with office experience or clerical training are employed in campus offices. Some, seniors or graduate students, assist teachers in grading test papers. Others are engaged in social service work, among these projects being supervision of under ~pri vileged boys.

9 LOTS AND 2 HOUSES SOLD, REALTORS TOLD

Nine lots and two dwellings were | sold and one residential building | contract was negotiated last week, | North Side Realtors reported yes- | terday. Excavation for a} Indian |

has begun modernistic residence near Lake for Dr. T. D. Rhodes, local | physician, Maten G. Gerdenich reported. t The sale of five lots on Kenwood | Ave. near Butler University was announced by F. C. Cash. Others who reported sales were Thomas F. Car- | son, Kenneth P. Fry, C.. B. Durham | and Ford Woods.

HOSPITALS REDUCED TO 2IN FLOOD ZONE

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 23.— Only two emergency hospitals out of a total of 30 established in the Evansville areca during the Ohio River flood remain open, Red | Cross officials reported today. These | two are at Corydon and Newburgh. | More than 100 nurses have been | released from flood duty and only 97 still are at work in the stricken area, 37 in Evansville, Miss Virginia Elliman, regional Red Cross nursing supervisor, said.

CHILD’S LEG HURT IN FALL FROM WINDOW

Wilbur Hume, 3-vear-old sonville boy, was recovering today | from severe leg injuries received | vesterday when he fell from a sec-ond-story window at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Morton, 1050 Oliver Ave. With his parents, Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Hume, he had been staying with the Mortons since the flood.

Jeffer-

Feb. 23.— | Nearly 900 students at Purdue University are earning some of their ex- | penses by doing part-time work pro- |

Miss Ade-

test five times is to gain permanent | Cooke, Crispus Attucks; and Miss

possession of the cup, donated by |laide Carter, Technical,

and rules committee member. \

Individual medals are to be | | awarded the following pupils for | writing the best essays in each of | Judges Select Constitutional Essay Prepared by Eugene Leak.

Wins Award

Used by WOMEN for over 50 § years,—ducing painful peri ods and as a tonic for lack of appetite, poor mnourish-

the other high schools: Miss Emma | §§ : ment and nervous fatigue.

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REFORMATORY TERMS |cmmander of Heyward Barcus GIVEN 3 BROTHERS | Program over WFBM last night.

Miss Jennie Croas, Manual High | School pupil, was awarded second By United Press | place. The cup is to be retained by | | BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Feb. 23. — | Washington High School for one | Glen Lifford, 23, and his brother, year. Shortridge and Technical | Roy, 21, both of Jasonville, were | High Schools are previous wirhers. | under sentence of 15 years each in | The high school winning the conIndiana State Reformatory today [| ———— after pleading guilty to four rob- | beries in Greene and Sullivan Counties. { Circuit Court Judge J. Raymond | Powell also sentenced Edgar Lifford, 25, another brother, to one-to- five | vears in the Reformatory after he confessed joining in one of the rob- | beries |

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“GIVE YOUR HAT A TREAT” Have your hat cleaned and blocked on the original hlock which the factory used when it made your hat,

Tolies The Hatter

Brothers! ...don’t you want to save your dimes?

In penthouse, prairie, factory, farm—millions arefinding <'there’s abarrel of quality in every bottle.” It bears the Schenley Mark of Merit.

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LOOK AT USED CAR

IF YOU WANT TO JUDGE

NEW ( (&:0\8 VALUES

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PLYMOUTH'’S durability is not matched by any other low-priced car. . . that’s why Plymouth has HIGHEST RESALE VALUE! It’s built right... to STAY safe, comfortable and smart... to KEEP ON running right. . . at lowest over-all cost!

FH; RHE A RARE

| Virginia Menikheim, Broad Ripple. |

TUESDAY, FEB. 23, 1937

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1937 ‘Plymouth De Luxe 4- Door Touring Sedan op spacious « built-in tuk. UN DOWN any list of used-car offerings. Compare R resale prices asked for “All Three” low-priced cars. You'll see Plymouth has top values. This proves Plymouth is built to stand up. In addition, Plymouth definitely costs much less to run. And the 1937 Plymouth is “the | biggest value in Plymouth history... with even more long-life features. It has more room...greater comfort and safety. Owners tell of 18 to 24 miles per gallon of gas... recordlow oil consumption...savings on tires and all upkeep!

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pp USED-CAR MEN SAY: ¢ Used Plymouths sell fast use they give more : satisfaction.The demand : for used Plymouths has always exceeded the supply. Because it has always been the best engineered low-priced car . and it’s the car that stands up best.

Go see this new 1937 Plymouth today . . . drive it. It’s the car that stands up best.— PLymouTH DivisiON OF CHRYSLER CORPORATION, Detroit, Michigan.

PRICED | WITH THE LOWEST — Teds, you'll ad

Plymouth is priced with the lowest...and offers very convenient terms. You can buy a beautiful, big 1937 Plymouth on remarkably low monthly payments. The i) Credit Company has made available through Chrysler, De Soto and Dodge dealers terms which you will find fit your budget. . . and make it exceptionally easy to purchase a new Plymouth today.

IR STORE

WASHINGTON ST. DELAWARE ST,

) «ous "LOOK? ....

I'm Driving to Leader Store in the Morning for the Advertised "Smash-Hits!"

"Will You Take Me Along? |, Too, Want to Buy Some of Those Bargains for Myself!"

February Spotlight ‘Smash Hit Makes a Scoop Purchase!

Spring HATS

Made to Sell for 99¢ and More!

D® Straws

® Petersham and Straw

® Petersham

®Brims ® 0ff-the-Face ® Rollers ® High Crowns

Here's a great spring hat sale that packs a powerful saving punch that Indianapolis women and misses will be agog over. They're all new for spring with feather and veil trims in 22 and 23 headsizes. Leader's=Second Floor,

Sample Sale!

First Quality Pure Silk

STOGKINGS

Actual 39e¢ and 30¢ Values!

Pair

Chiffon and Service Weights

Some KNEE-HIGH STOCKINGS in the Group!

IN ORDER to bring you this low price we had to buy all the accumulations of Sample Hosiery this mill had on hand-—The sizes run in 9-91: and 10 only. Almost unbelievable, especially since you KNOW that SILK prices have advanced 25% RECENTLY!

All New Spring Shades!

Leader's—=Main Floor.

Leader's Basement Lands

Gigantic Towel Purchase At Amazing Low Prices—Despite a Rising Market

‘CANNON’ TURKISH TOWELS

Purchased by the Pound—That’s Why We Can Offer This “Well Known” Brand at Give-Away Prices

8: 1:3: 18

2 for 15¢ 2 for 25¢ 2 for 35¢

“GANNON” TOWELS “CANNON” TOWELS “CANNON” TOWELS

Sizes 16x28, 17x34 and Sizes 18x36, 20x40. In Large bath size 20x40 18x36. Single and dou- assorted white and pas- and 22x44. Heavy double thread. Assorted pas- tels. Dobby and striped ble thread. Dobby weave tels and white with col- colored borders. Rose, and striped colored borored borders. green, gold and blue. ders.

When women take the trouble to call up and ask when we're going to have another “Cannon Run-of-the-Mill sale,” it must be unusual! If you've naver been to one of these sales, don't miss this! It’s.an opportunity to buy lots of thick, fluffy, thirsty Cannon towels at a fraction of their price.

"CANNON" WASH CLOTHS 2 Oe 1 9De

Made to sell for be each! Sizes 11x11 and 12x12; assorted plaids : t irregulars which will aot affect wear,