Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1937 — Page 7
WEDNESDAY,
BRADSHAW HELD | STATE FAVORITE FOR LEGION JOB
Indianapolis Judge Leads Aspirants to Indiana Leadership.
By United Press
AUG. 18, 1937
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 18.—Judge | Wilfred E. Bradshaw, Indianapolis, today appeared the leading aspirant | for state commander of the American Legion when the organization
opens its annual convention here next Monday. His candidacy has dorsement from numerous throughout the state. Judge Bradshaw's most formidable opponent, if he enters the contest, probably will be Russell (Rocky) Rhodes, Peru. Other names mentioned in connection with the office are George Huish, East Chicago; Pat Maloney, Gary, and John Watkins, Linton. Names of candidates for vice commander and for national executive committeman also are being placed in the list which will go before the convention's election on the closing day of the meeting, Aug. 24. For vice commander in the southern division, Harold Schindler, Newburgh, has been mentioned prominently and two names are heard in connection with the northern vice commandership— Lewis Murphy, South Bend, and | Ray Townsley, Danville Legionnaires of the Funkhouser Post, No. 8 Evansville, are backing Louis L. Roberts of that post for the office of national executive committeeman. The Legion will open Monday
received inposts
convention proper morning.
IT PAYS TO KEEP A RECORD OF YOUR
Rural Star
Finlay Petrie of Opal, Wyo, is missing from his usual haunts, but it's nothing to worry about. He's just gone East to collect on that prize he won for being the best rural correspondent,
LOST MIDGET PLANE IS SOUGHT BY OWNER
A midget plane, two miles east of Stout Field, was sought by its youthful owner today. The plane, propelled by a tiny gasoline engine, took off from the field yesterday in a “test flight” preparatory to the midget airplane meet to he held at the Municipal Airport, Aug. 29. It came down out of the sight of its owner and builder, Roscoe Judd, 21. He has requested anyone finding the lost plane to return it to him at the Em-Roe Sports Store. He values the craft at $40,
“forced down”
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BUS LINE IS BANNED FROM CITY SERVICE
Railways Wins Temporary Order Against Poporad.
Superior Court Judge Herbert E. Wilson today had granted Indian-
apolis Railways a temporary restraining order prohibiting Tony's Safety Coach Lines from picking up and discharging passengers on W. Washington St. within the city limits, The Railways contended that Tony Poporad, operator of the lines, does not have a permit to do so and that such action is in violation of the city “jitney” ordinance. The company cited that his permit provides only for picking up passengers within the city and discharging them outside, or picking them up outside and discharging them within. The company also asked a permanent injunction. Hearing was set for Sept. 4. Mr. Poporad’s appeal of a Public Service Commission ruling denying him authority to fix a 7-cent or any other rate for operation within the city is pending in Superior Court.
FISH FRY SCHEDULED The Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual fish fry and lawn social on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 20 and 21.
BITTEN BY SPIDER By United Press EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 18.—Arthur Ferguson, 18, was recovering | today after being bitten by a huge | black widow spider while working in a garden at his home. He said the spider fell upon his neck and bit | him before he could brush it away.
ECONOMY WEEK-END TRIPS
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TOLEDO SANDUSKY
Leave 10:00 m. Returning reach Indianapoli not Jaber than Monday morning following
Next Sunday
CINCINNATI Greensburg $1.25. Shelbyville 75¢
Leave 7:45 a. m., Return on any train same day.
ST. LOUIS
Leave 12:30 a. m., 2:45 a. m. or 7:40 a. m. Return on any train same day
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SCHOOL DAYS
It won't be long before the youngsters are back under the teacher’s eye. . . .
We're set to start them
off in smart clothes and accessories they want . .. that wear well, that cost little!
Back tySohool.
Boys’ School OXFORDS SR97
PAIR That are sturdy, attractive, and favorites with the boys because they're styled like Dad's.
And mothers like them, too, because they'll stand up under the strain of hard wear and play. Black leather oxfords in sizes | to 6.
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BOYS’ and GIRLS
SCHOOL SHOES
Sizes 814
Mothers . . . send them back to school with these snug, comfortable shoes made of leather in brown, black or patents. Leather and composition soles. We have a fine selection of plain, fancy oxfords, plain straps and T-straps.
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GIRLS LUCKY CHARM
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In Ten Different Styles!
And here's a surprise—each original lucky charm dress carries its own lucky charm tag. Two of these tags, mailed to the maker of Lucette Frocks, brings your daughter an adgrable lucky charm bracelet as a gift!
"LITTLE LADY" Sizes 7 to 12. "Teen Sizes"
Lucky fis the lass with charm; and these lucky charm frocks by Lucette are so lovely, so smart, so flattering that they'll add to any girl's charm, Modernistie Prints, Blossom Prints, Pin Dot Prints and Solid Colors In Princess Swing Skirt, Di ndl, Peplum, Coat Effect and Coat Styles,
Chubby Sizes 101, to 16/5. 10 to 16.
Beautifully trimmed with shinning, Rie Rac, Pouch Pockets, P e r t Bows, Smocked Pockets and hand faggoted collars. Colors of Rust, Navy, Rose, Sand, Copen, Bittersweet, Skipper Green, Wine, Brown and Dubonnet.
Other “Lucette” Frocks 98¢ and $1.94
Broadcloth & SLIPS 23¢
Pink and white; built-up-shoulders. Ruffle on bottom. Sizes 2 to 14.
10V/5 to 16/5.
Speciall 600 Fast - Color Print
GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES
Dresses that will stand loads of tubbing and still look nice. New 1938 styles. Beautiful colors in many styles. Sizes 7 to 14 and
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3 for $1.70
BOYS' LONGIES and KNICKERS
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Wool mixtures in gray and brown checks; also navy blue and oxford gray. Slack model, wide bottoms, separate waistband and adjustable side buckles. 8 to 18 CKERS are full lined, knit oF? cuffs, brown and navy blue. 8 to 18.
Boys’ “Pepperell” Shirls
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Plain and fancy pat- , well tai4 Qeean to 1415
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Fast color broadcloth, terns. Also DEEPTONES. Fu ored. Some Duke-of-Kent Pearl Buttons, Yoke Back. Sizes
Boys’ Part-Wool Sweaters Half Talon zipper front, sport back, large plaid and 2-tone combinations. S98e 30 to 36.
BOYS and GIRLS BLAZER ANKLETS
Styles for the Ladies, Too!
We bought these fine grade of FIRSTS months age for school opening. That's why we can offer them to you at this special price. Bought today, these anklets would cost us more than we're selling them for! Included in the lot are plain colors with or without fancy cuffs, ribbed toe and elastic cuffs. Sizes 54 to 10/3. Buy plenty before they're all gone.
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