Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1937 — Page 9

THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937 _ - Shortridge Pupils Cast in Play

MORE JOBS DUE IN 27 LINES OF STATE INDUSTRY

Two Per Cent Gain Over April Employment Level Is Customary.

Employment expansions of 2 per cent or more over April levels normally occur during May in 27 lines of Hoosier industry, Martin F. _ Carpenter, Indiana State Employment Service Director, announced today.

Twenty other state industries curtail their employment at least 2 per cent, he said. “The largest normal seasonal expansion in employment during May,” Mr. Carpenter said, “may be expected in street, road and sewer construction; ice and ice cream manufacture; paving material production and painting and decorating. “During May employment reaches or nears its year’s peak in hotels, manufacture of electric and steam railro cars, machine shop products pumps, wooden boxes, paint and varnish manufacture, concrete products, painting and decorating. Spring peaks are reached in the cleaning and dyeing industry, in wholesale trade and in lime production, “The meat packing industry, especially important to Indianapolis and Indiana, begins a long upward curve after touching bottom in employment during April.

Normal Gains Listed

“Industries normally adding employees during May, and the percentage of change in employment from April, are: Street, road and sewer construction, 37.4 per cent; ice manufacture, 15.3; paving material, 14.5; painting and decorating, 14; ice cream, 13.9; canning, 11.2; quarrying and nonmetallic mining, 10.8; brick, stone and cement construction, 10.5; butter and cheese, 10.2; beverages, 9.8, and general contracting, 9.7. “Employment normally declines 2 per cent or moré from April to May in these lines: Fertilizers, agricultural implements, radios and phonographs, theaters, retail trade, soap, food preparations, lighting equipment, patent medicines, smelting and refining, dyeing and finishing of textiles, tobacco, chemicals, wood turned and carved, boots and shoes, and nonferrous metal alloys.”

NEWS-GUILD PACT SIGNED IN CLEVELAND

By United Press CLEVELAND, April 29.—The Cleveland Newspaper Guild today announced signing of a new contract with the Cleveland News.

Under its provisions, all editorial department employees are provided

a 40-hour five-day week, with a min- |

imum $45 salary for newspapermen of three years’ experience. Dismissal pay according to years of service is set up, extending from one week to 24 weeks after 15 years’ service. In case of death, the dis- ' missal pay goes to the employee's next of kin.

AIR FIRM OFFICIAL’S NURSE ASKS $25,000

- By United Press NEW YORK, April 29.—Asking $25,000 “for services rendered,” Paula Sherman, young brunet, has filed suit in Supreme Court against the estate of the late Harris Hanshue, former president of Transcontinental & Western Air. Miss Sherman alleges that she acted as ‘nurse, companion, secretary and financial adviser” to Mr. Hanshue the last 18 months of his life without compensation. He died in January at the age of 55. Counsel for Miss Sherman said Mr. Hanshue had promised to “take care of her.”

CONSTIPATION CUTS DOWN YOUR ENERGY, DULLS HAPPINESS

Don’t let common constipation take all the fun out of living. This condition drains your vitality and enthusiasm. 1t may also be the cause of dull headaches, poor appetite, sleeplessness. You feel punk. Why endure half-sick days when you can correct constipation due to meals low in “bulk” by eating a delicious cereal? Millions of people have used Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN with satisfactory results. Laboratory tests prove it’s safe and effective. Within the body, ALL-BRAN absorbs twice its weight in water, and gently cleanses the intestines. Isn’t this food better than taking weaken. ing pills and drugs? Eat two tablespoonfuls daily. Three times daily, in severe cases. Serveasa cereal with milk or cream, or in recipes. Sold by all grocers. Made eel guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek. —Adyv.

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June Gardner and Donald Harkness (above) are to have leading “The Youngest,” to be presented Friday

parts in Philip Barry's play, by the senior class of Shortridge g4 High School in the school auditorium. The play is directed by Miss Eleanor Dee Theek.

LUDLOW PROTESTS PWA PRISON GRANTS | lf

‘Free Labor’ Competition Is |

Basis of Objections.

Times Special

WASHINGTON, April 2¢.—Rep.

Louis Ludlow has written Interior Secretary Ickes protesting a PWA allotment of $1,275,000 to Missouri for two prison factory buildings. Such competition with ‘free labor” should not be fostered by Federal funds he said. Rep. Ludlow announced that he also has launched an inquiry into alleged use of WPA funds for construction jof a corn grinding mill as Isabela, Puerto Rico. This matter was brought to his attention by an Indianapolis miller, he said, who protested against governmental competition.

PUT IN SCREENS NOW, | HEALTH BOARD URGES

Fly Menace Calls for Early Action, Experts Say.

A warning to “screen-up” and “clean up” for an early attack against the summer fly plague was issued today by the Health Board. Because flies are carriers of disease and breed in winter rubbish accumulations, Dr. Herman G. Morgan urged the public to put screens up early and rid premises of trash.

to issue orders for removal of all rubbish which would serve as a breeding ground for flies. At a conference with Dr. Morgan yesterday, sanitary officers and food and milk inspectors outlined their clean-up campaigns. , ,

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

INLEEN

Women’s 99¢—$1.29 and $1.69

Felt and Straw HATS

Health inspectors were instructed.

FULL-FASHIONED CHIFFON

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Worth considerable more if not for the mends which will not affect wearing quality. Assorted spring shades. Sizes 82 to 1014.

First Quality & Mended MILL-RUN HOSE

10¢ »-.

This group consists of Lisles and

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Anklets, Full Lngth. Hose

Good assortment to choose from;

slight seconds of better grades

COSTUME FLOWERS

25¢ Values! Many one-of-a-kind,

not in every

. Sizes 16 and 17. Ea.

Washington St. At Delaware

Clearaway! MISSES' & WOMEN'S

UNDERWEAR

Of odds and ends, broken sizes and table soiled merchandise.

Rayon TAFFETA SLIPS

Only 50 in the lot; y 39e¢

broken sizes.

WHITE MUSLIN SLIPS

Only 48 in the lot; y 29¢

broken sizes.

RAYON UNDIES Panties, briefs, step- 12¢ ins; broken sizes. Rayon Gowns, Pajamas

Reg. T9¢c & 99c¢c vals. : 20c

Girdles and Foundations

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Regular 79¢ and 99c! Small sizes.only! Ea.

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Lots!

odd Lots! Reduced Goods] Amazing Savings!

A Money-saving event planned to move stocks quickly and make way for fresh summer merchandise! Close Outs! Short Lots! Soiled Many quanitities limited!

No Mail

or Phone Orders!

Look for Yellow Signs!

WOMEN'S 59¢ TO $I SPRING GLOVES

Closeout lot of broken sizes from one of our big

jobber's sample lines. Assorted colors. Angelskins, Strings, needlepoint, meshes and bengalines. ¢

Leader’s—Main Floor

CHILDREN’S 25¢c AND 50c HANDBAGS

Many are samples from several manufacturers —many from our own higher

WHITES, PASTELS and others! Leader’s—Main Floor.

priced stocks.

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Men's $1.49 & $1.98

DRESS PANTS

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Just 95 prs. Medium

Broken sizes. Leader’s—Main Floor.

light and dark patterns. -

Men's Glen-Plaid

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Guaranteed waterproof — light and dark patterns, double - breasted. Sizes 34 to 46.

Leader’s—Main Floor.

MEN’S 25¢c AND 35¢c FANCY DRESS HOSE

Your choice of Lisles, Silks, Rayons. Broken range of colors, patterns and sizes. Pr.

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Leader’'s—Main Floor.

MEN'S SHIRTS AND SHORTS

1st Quality! All sizes, Broadcloth Shorts and Swiss Rib Shirts. Originally much

Leader’s—Main Floor.

more! Ea.

121¢

MEN’S BUTTON SHOULDER UNION SUITS

$1.00 values!

these are gone!

Stout sizes. and full cut throughout . . . hurry, before Leader’s—Main Floor,

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BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ OXFORDS

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2, ses ike s; rubber Sole Leader’'s—Main Floor.

39¢ Pr.

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RUMMAGE TABLE KITCHEN NEEDS

Glasswear. Leader roe agtment.

5¢c AND 10¢c NOTIONS

@ Laces © Butfons. ® Mending Floss @ Dress Patterns ® Snap Fasteners

many other items too numerous to list.

Leader’'s—Basement.

LINOLEUM MATS 39¢ to 59¢ VALUES

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Limited quantity. Leader’s—Basement.

TOILET SOAP Perfumed toilet soaps— pastel shades including

carbolated soaps. : Leader’s—Basement.

LIGHT BULBS 4 for 19e¢

terns.

No. 40 and No. 60-watt bulbs;

inside frosted.

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CURTAINS

Tailored and ruffled curtains. Cottage Sets. Assort-

1/4 to 1/5 Oft Enamelware, Aluminum - ware, Kitchen Needs and

@ Pencils . . . and C

36x54 and 36x36 in assorted pat-

BEDSPREAD REMNANTS

25e¢

80 inches long, 36 inches wide. Rayons and colonial

cotton jacquards. Leader’s—Basement.

LUNCH CLOTHS

51x51

24e¢

Reg. 39c value! Assorted plaids and checks. Lovely quality, soft lustrous finish.

Leader’s—Basement.

RUMMAGE TABLE

15t0 7/5 Off Blankets, spreads, sheets and pillow cases, scarfs and towels. They represent maker’s close-out. Leader’'s—Basement,

REMNANTS 15 Price

Rayons, Printed Percales, Sheer Goods, Ginghams,

Muslins, uting Flannel, etc. Leader’s—Basement.

49¢ TO 69¢ OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES

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Sizes 2x5 to 365 ye quality Opaque Muslin hades. Drop ever r¥thing ana roi in for thie specia Slight i rregs. Leader’s—Basement.

STEEL WOOL

Pound size, made to sell for 25c. While € 100 last, 10¢

Ironing Board ,_ .. PAD and ‘COVER 2c Vaiue While 150 last. Everytime these are advertised they sell out fast, so rush in for yours. 1

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SAVE FROM 1-3 TO 1-2

Spring FASHIONS

For Misses, Women and Girls

Misses’ and Women’s COATS and SUITS

Orig. Price FRIDAY .

42 Coals and Sulls..vicessssssssesrne-316.65

19 Coats and Suits...

18 Coats and Suits. ... 6 Jigger and Topper Suits.

21 Coals and Bulls. Treessrsrorrnssons

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Girls" Spring COATS & SUITS

8 Children's Coats and Suits. 19 Children's Coats and Suits. .

.$5.95 $4.47 7.95 5.90

I5 Chlidren's Coats and Suits. . 10. 95 8.21

Leader’'s—Second Floor,

46 WOMEN’S EARLY SPRING DRESSES

CLEARANCE! Formerly Selling at $2.98 to $6.90

Many dresses that a few weeks ago you would be glad to pay the original prices. Not every style in each size. Sizes 12-20, 38-44, 46-48.

Leader's—Second Floor.

Women & Misses

SWEATERS

25¢

Regularly $1.00 Slipover styles, assorted colors.” Sizes 34 to 40. Slightly} in soiled.

CHILDREN’S TAFFETA

BLOUSES

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Regularly 99¢ Plaid taffeta blouses a grand clearaway. Sizes 10 to 16.

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SWEATERS

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Short sleeves and slipover styles. Sizes 32 to 36. Just 20 in the lot! Slightly soiled.

Leader’s—Second Floor.

Clearance! Reg. 99c

Children’s DRESSES

All fast color prints in sizes 7 to 14, 11 to 16 and 10%: to 16%. Guaranteed fast color by the

maker, Leader’s—Second Floor.

CHILDREN’S SLIPS

Pure Silk-Rayons And Satintones

® Bias cut. ® Build-up C shoulder. ® Lace trimmed. @ Appliqued

@ Slight Irregulars of 59¢ Values

Children’s $3.95

SPRING COATS

Mothers . . there's just 9 in this group! Sizes 3 to 14. Blue, green, navy with white wed

pique collar and cuffs.

Leader’s—Second Floor, :

and double-breasted styles mixtures. Sizes 6 to 10.

$1.98 value!

Navy, Blue and Brown. elastic bottom. Guaranteed fast color.

BOYS’ TOPCOATS WITH MATCHING HATS All-wool ‘topcoat with caps to match. Single ) . Brown and gray $1.98

BOYS’ PART WOOL and MOHAIR SWEATERS

Half zipper and crew neck styles. Sport back, solid color and fancy checks. Sizes 30 to 36.

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BOYS’ SUEDE CLOTH LUMBERJACKETS

Talon Zipper. Front, Sizes 8 to 20. CC

Light and dark patterns,

INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL SWEATERS Soiled and shop- (1 worn from handling,

Just 15 in this group.

BOYS’ ATHLETIC UNION SUITS

White nainsock, well made, bar-tacked at all points of strain. Open seat style. Sizes 4 to 16. Slightly soiled. 1 Je

BOYS’ SPRING CAPS Eight piece top. Sizes 614-7. 10e

Tots’ BLACK SLIPPERS Broken sizes—but extra good values for tots and thrifty C Pr.

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