Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1937 — Page 19
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INJURED CRASH
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woman member of Congress, will be
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| “Making ‘the Most of Our Rural
[-ville; | Lowell S. Hardin, Knightstown, and | Max E. Skinner, Lafayette.
| party and covered |dish luncheon to- | morrow night at 2217 E. Michigan St.
: Pry {HURSDAY, [JUNE 17,
VICTIM KILLED IN 20 ACCIDENT
Pendleton Guard Among Three Hurt When Car Upsets ~on Highway.
By United Press Til PENDLETON, Ind, June 17.— Marvin James, 31, brother of Charles James, U. S. Marshal at Indianapolis, was killed near here last night in the second of two accidents. Mr. James’ car overturned when it collided with a machine driven by A. L. Abrahamson, Indianapolis, | and L. C. Schweitzer. Chicago, both | of whom were injured. According to State Police, Mr. James received a broken arm in this mishap and was sitting by-his automobile, which had overturned, when: another machine driven by Ralph Pitsford struck him. Mr. Pitsford was not held but was released on his own recognizance pending the result of a coroner’s inquet, Mr. James, who lived in Lexington, Ind., was a guard at the Pendleton Reformatory.
Youth Dies When | His Car Burns
By United Press
ELKHART,
June
1937
Through College
|High school valedictorian at 13, Marshal Lamore (above), now 16, claims to be the youngest 1937 graduate of a four-year college. A resident of Bradley, Ill, he completed St. Viator College at Bourbannais, Ill, in three years, being also college valedictorian. Too young for a job, he will continue his schooling.
PICKS CONVENTION CITY
By United Press
TULSA. Okla, June 17.—Cincin-
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TECH GRADUATE WINS VALUABLE HARVARD PRIZE
John Goddard Awarded Scholarship Valued at $800 Yearly.
John Goddard, a member of the 1937 Technical High School graduating class, has been awarded the Harvard - National Scholarship, valued at $800 a year, it was announced today. 3 The award was made on the basis of credentials and recommenda- | tions from the high school and the { results of examinations conducted in April under supervision of the college board. Mr. Goddard is to enter the Harvard College of Liberal Arts and Sciences this fall. At the Technical Commencement exercises, Mr. Goddard was awarded the Milo H. Stuart medal for perserverence and personal development; the Faculty Scholarship medal for achieving the highest scholastic record; the Reading Book prize; the Alliance Francaise award for proficiency in French, and the Latin Department medal. He also won a place on the Senior | Honor Roll and was lieutenantcommander of the Tech Legion, organization. He is
Swartzell, 17, was burned to death | tion city for the International Civi- | the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
yesterday when his automobile | crashed into the rear of a trucks and overturned. on the highway
PLYMOUTH, June 17.—Charles Snyder, 51, died in the hospital last night from injuries received when his automobile . was struck by a passenger train at a crossing near here.
NEWCASTLE, June 17.—Cleatis D. Smith, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, died last night from injuries received a week aga When | run over by a truck near the West- | wood school. VINCENNES, June 17.— Billy Mincey, 7. son of Mr. and Mrs. | Aldred Mincey, died yesterday of | tetanus poisoning which developed | after he had stepped on a rusty nail.
RICHMOND, June 17.—Henry | Shelley, 65, died last night from injuries received several days ago | when a hunter mistook his brown | cap for a groundhog and fired at! him with a shotgun.
ELKHART, June 17.—Kenneth | Carmien, 35, Bristol, died yesterday |
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developed after a seemingly trival | injury sustained while at work in |
tan Club. ®
WALKER ASSUMES DUTIES Evan B. Walker, former publicity
director at Butler University, today had assumed his new duties as publicity director for Indianapolis Rail-
ways. He succeeded Lawrence W. Wingerter, who accepted a similar
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his automobile repair shop.
HALF-CENT CUT IN GASOLINE EFFECTED
Retail gasoline prices were head- | ed down one-half cent a gallon to- | day at stations handling major oil companies’ products.
According to Max Wickersham,
Petroleum Retailers Association, |
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agreed upon among station lessees | are: 22 cents for ethyl and 20 cents | for regular. Competitive grade prices varied.
Association members are independent dealers and managers of stations leased from the major companies, purchasing supplies from tank trucks at the producers’ poste
price. :
4-H CLUBS TO HEAR VIRGINIA E. JENCKES
Times Special =
WASHINGTON, June 17.—Mrs. Virginia E. Jenckes, Indiana's only
one of the speakers at thg 4-H Club’s annual encampment opening
General topic for speakers will be
Heritage.” Indiana 4-H Clubs will be represented by Mildeed Stinson, EvansMarietta Johnson, Gaston;
PATRIOTIC ORDER TO MEET
The Camp Free Patriotic Order of Americans is to (hold a birthday
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2 DELEGATES NAMED | Miss Nell Rhude, U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry, and Alfred PF. Cowan, U. S. Veterans’ Bureau, have been elected Indianapolis delegates {to the National Federation of Fed-
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Only 2 Days to Shop for “Father’s Day”
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We're Ready for Father's Day With Fine Assortments of
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Father will appreciate these shirts! They will give all the wear any man could want. Each is full cut and tailored, with pleated sleeves and back . .. Every shirt is sewn with long-life thread . . . two extra bands of stitching in the collar make it keep its shape longer . . . and best ocean pearl buttons are used... they will not crack or turn yellow. In a big assortment of patterns, whites and plain colors. Sizes 13145 to 1714.
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Men's New POLO SHIRTS.....39c
‘For vacation wear and all recreation hours every man likes to wear POLO SHIRTS. Choose these new Pineapple weave shirts—in white, canary, blue. Made with pocket, short sleeves. Sizes 36 to 42.
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Going Vacationing? Here's a Value!
Women’s Luggage Set
$695
Ladies! Here's a wonderful opportunity to buy smart looking luggage to takealong on your vacation. It has sturdy wood frame construction—covered with heavy woven striped fabric... thoroughly water-proofed. Will give long service. Choice of 18 or 21-inch overnight case — complete with square-type hat box. Brown or grey.
Fitted Wardrobe Cases to Match, $7.95 Each
Fabricoid Luggage, $1.95 and $2.25
If you want a very low priced overnight case—these are fine values. Strongly made of Fabricoid in brown or black. Choice of 18, 21 or 24-inch Sizes. —Downstairs at Ayres.
Hat Box and Overnight Case Both for
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1000 Dress Lengths 314, Yards of Fine Cotton Fabrics
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Printed - Dimity Printed Batiste | Printed Crash Printed Pique | " Printed Slub Sheers (And some plain colored materials)
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A dress manufacturer sold us these unmade “cuts” of fine sheer summer cotton dress fabrics—314 yards in each one—the amount - usually used for a dress. Tomorrow we offer them at a very low price! No waiting, no measuring to do—just pick your pattern, just like you would a dress. | +
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Printed Slub Yarn Broadcloth, 25¢ vd.
Fine combed yarn broadcloth in many beautiful patterns on white or colored grounds. Slight niisprints.
“Fruit of the Loom” Cottons, 12c yd.
IN WHITE COLOR only, suitable for all spring sewing needs. Remnant lengths from 1 to 8 yds. Pajama checks, nainsook, broadcloth, muslin.
Plain Color Spun Rayon Challis . . 25¢ yd.
This is a plain weave, plain color soft finish rayon fabric, that tubs like a hankie. For wash dresses, etc. : .
Plain or Pastel Spun Rayon Linen, 39¢ yd. A slub yarn rayon in white or pastel colors. Buy all you need for your summer sewing needs from full} bolts.
Pure White Broadcloth . . . . . 16¢ yd.
Fine lustrous finish broadcloth in a very pure white finish. For smocks, uniforms, dresses and men’s shirts.
One Day Only! ou SALE OF 9x12
AXMINSTERS
it, $703.95
Seamless In the face of rapidly advancing rug prices, this one-day sale price is nearly a miracle! Take advantage of it early tomorrow morning! These are oh perfect quality rugs—in beautiful oriental patterns
and colors —or Modern and Olona de one —and in new hooked {plain or Pastel Seersucker . . . .. 19 yd.
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