Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1937 — Page 23

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FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1937

MAY DAY FETE FOR DEPAUW U, ~ IS TOMORROW _

Mothers wil Be Honored at Campus Functions This Week-End.

Times Special GREENCASTLE, May T.—DePauw is to observe its annual May

end of entertainment for the students’ mothers.

Featuring . tomorrow's program

Will be the crowning of May Queen. Following this program, many fra-

banquets for mothers.

Tonight and tomorrow night the annual May Day play will be pres sented. This year’s play will be “Petrified Forest,” in which George Losey, 946 N. Meridian St., Indianepolis, will take the leading role. The traditional lantern parade in which all coeds participate is to be held tonight. The May Day breakfast, sponsored by Y. W. C. A., will be given tomorrow morning, honoring the visiting mothers. At the same time new members of Mortar Board, senior women’s honor organization, will be capped.

Two DePauw clubs today had new officers. Alan Schneider, Louisville, is the new president of Pi Sigma Alpha, political science honor group. Other officers elected were Curtis. Huber, Evansville, vice president, and Don Weber, Petersburg, secretary-treas-urer. The recently elected president of Alpha Phi Omega, national scouting fraternity, is Robert Anderson, Chicago. Other new officers| include Frank Duddy, Cambridge, Mds.; Richard Kiger, Indianapolis, and Elmer Peters, Mission, S. D.

DePauw's fraternity sing

annual men’s jill be held May 18.

own songs, and [the winner-is to be awarded a cup mow in possession of Phi Delta Theta.

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The way thrifty mothers bought these earlier in the

week . this low price! BOYS’ BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS — Guaranteed fast colors. Middy style—2piece, full cut and well tailored. Sizes 8 to 186. BOYS’ PRE-SHRUNK WASH SLACKS — Gray and brown mixtures; also gray covert clo, slack model, separate waistband, adjustable side buckles and wide bottoms. Sizes 8 to 18. BOYS’ ETON SUITS— Guaranteed fast colors. Seersuckers, nub - weave and broadcloth. Coat is sport, back. White broad-

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A 2.Lb. Box Assorted

a real treat for Mother's Day. A box of °

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Boxed Chocolates 19¢

Assorted chocolates in beautiful decorated Mother's Day boxes—Including cherry cordials. Leader’s—Main Floor

Chocolates

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Sizes 14 to 20, 18!/, to 26!/,—38 to 44 and 46 to 52

Brilliant _¢ollection of New Floral Prints and Navy Sheers made of that fine grade of Bemberg in our fastestselling tailored styles! Every dress is washable! - New V-neckline styles.

youthfyl and slenderizing details that will They are ALL FAST

STEEL MARKETING CONDITIONS BETTER

Trade Magazine Notes High | Earnings in Quarter. |

~ COLORS ... and 36 to 50.

~loth blouse. Tie or belt style; well made and full and smartly trimmed. Sizes 14 to 20

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By nied Press CLEVELAND, May T7.—Recent announcement - of third-quarter prices and easing of delivery pres- | sure have improved conditions in | the steel market, the magazine | Steel said today. Steel makers have enough tonnage booked to maintain the present high rate of op- | erations for many weeks. | Uncertainties affecting general | business and the stock market have caused some unsettlement, but * bookings are sufficiently large for the industry to run on momentum alone for a considerable period, and the constant flow of new business apparently is little affected by outside factors. ||Earnings of $5.24 per ton of steel produced in the first quarter are fiopere with $1.39 a ton in the corresponding period of 1935, according. to Steel's compilation of earnings. Earnings for the entire industry were estimated in the first . quarter at a total of $76,462,000.

I Scrap Only Drawback Scrap is the only weakness in the | market, prices continuing lower in the face of restricted mill buying | to about the same level as prevailed at the end of February, the magagirlie said. Some observers believe that the readjustment has been practically completed, and that prices will steady near their present ! levels. Pig iron production eased | slightly in April, because of the | short month, but the daily rate | continued higher, gaining 1.3 per A vear-round favorite with our -cusCent over the March average. Out- | tomers, that’s why we suggest them } put for the first 4 months of the | for Mother's Day gifts! Jyear was 57 per cent over the ton- | nage of the same period in 1€36. CHOICE OF: | Heavier products are . meeting | 7-thread . service sustained demand, and ie Iau 4-thread Business Girls Chiffon has received inquiry for large ton- | 9 “ | nages of pipe and shapes. Auto- | and 3 Thread Chiffons || mobile production is glose to record | Leader’s—Main Floor 7 | levels, running last week only | slightly below the all-time. high | | week in 1929. | | steel’s scrap composite dropped | 8 I 82 cents to $19.60, and the iron and | || steel composite lost 11 cents to | $40.25. Finished steel composite was

| unchanged at $61.70.

3 200 TO ATTEND FIRST | BOYS’ STATE GAMP

|. Approximately 700 boys from | throughout the state are to attend || the first annual Indiana Boys’ State | | camp to be held at the Manufac- | || turers Building at Indiana State | || Fair Grounds, June 26 to July 3. | The camp is being sponsored by the 12th District, American Legion. The 12th District is to send 75 boys. Large groups from the Sev- | | enth, Ninth and First Districts will | ‘attend the camp which is to be given over to instruction of young citizens in the fundamentals of citizenship and operation of government. Cw

SENIORS OF WABASH IN MIDST OF EXAMS

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, May 1. — Wabash College seniors today were completing the first half of their comprehensive examinations for graduation. Known as the Wabash plan, the examinations cover the students’ four years of study. The system first was given the class of 1932. Written ~examinalions covering courses in which the student “majored” were held Monday and Tues- + day. Oral examinations are to be

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A host of chic styles | in large YJ straws with flowers and hairbraid &* trim. Also rough straws, sisols % and leghorns. Colors are Navy, W Black, Brown, Copen, Grey and 4} White. 22, 23 and 24-inch head- - S1ZesS.

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Smart New { Handbags

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A large assortment for Mother's Day gifts! Genuine leather, simulated leather, and patents in Red, Green, White, Black, Brown, Beige and Navy.

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Bengalines, Suede Fabrics, Strings, Novelty Weaves in Navy, ige, Grey, Black, Gold, White, Green and Brown.

Gauntlet and Cuff Styles Sizes 6 to 8l/,.

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Filet Lace Table Cloths

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~ Women's WHITE OXFORDS Plain Straps — T-Straps — Two- Straps . With Cuban Heels

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Children's LEATHER SOLE SHOES

Whites — Patents — Two-Tone — Gunmetal—

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YOUTHS TO HOLD SUPPER

Sons of members of Squadron 62, | Federal Post, American Legion are to hold a covered dish Supper for arents and friends tomorrow night | at the Brookside Community House. Proceeds will be used to buy instruments for a drum and hugle corps they are to form.

and French Backs in conservative and slack models. New 1937 patterns in Grays, Blues .and Browns. Choice. of plain or pleated ' styles! Sizes 29 to 42.

able shoes will . be thrilled with these .. for. they were built to wear—and they can’ take it! to 8 and to 2.

know that their chilSizes 5% ER BUILT UP- Sizes 4 to 9

dren must have sturdy, durable, comfortPER HEELS and LEATHER SOLES! Leader’s—Main Floor a atreiy ea

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