Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1938 — Page 4

THURSDAY, JAN. 13, 1038 Road, requests variance to permit ATR LINE SETS RECORD duy. This figure represents an ine SIX th eerection of a retail store TOOM| Wore than 300,000 passengers were | crease of 45000 over 1038 and ese Os oer pa Sitar carried by American Airlines, Ino, | tablishes a new all-time record for A ng 3 AA 0 NTR od during 1087, officials announced to- the line, it was said, FOR VARIANCES Ave.; PF. J. Frey to permit the conversion of building at 11 N. Oriental St. from a four-family building to a seven-family apartment; Fletcher Trust Co. trustees, to permit the erection of a filling station al the northeast corner of 61st St.

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LUMBER MEN SEE BUSINESS GAINS FOR 1938

Banquet Tonight to Close Builders’ Supply Dealers’ 54th Convention.

The Indiana Lumber and Builders’ Supply Association is to close its 54th annual convention with a banquet at the Claypool Hotel tonight. At a dealers’ breakfast meeting, Don Campbell, Lebanon, Ky. National Retail Lumber Dealers Association president, discussed “The 1938 Small Homes Program.” W. H.

O’Brien and W. W, Woodbridge also spoke,

No session is to be held this afternoon. Next year's convention again is to be held at the Claypool Hotel, officials stated. Convention delegates yesterday heard M. B. Jensen, general merchandising manager of the Insulite Co. Chicago., urge the industry to cement friendships with the public. Prices Held Fair

Charging that 1934-35 retail prices have been used as an “unfair vardstick,” Mr. Jensen said that propaganda that homes cost too much was a major factor in creating a recession in “the one major industry which could help all others get back on their feet.” “Although the industry as a whole is in urgent need of a definite public relations policy, I predict a solid growth during 1938,” Mr. Jensen said. Dr. Arthur Weimer of the Indiana University School of Business Administration, told delegates that relative prices will determine whether or not there is to be a revival in the building trades this year. “The building industry is in competition with all others for a slice

Four visitors to the Indiana Association of Lum-=-bermen convention at the Claypool Hotel are shown. They are (left to right) C. A. Commons, Richmond;

Judge J. C. Travis, La Porte; Edward Roethele, Ft. Wayne, and George Borton, Richmond. Sessions are to close this evening following the annual banquet.

cator said. “The size of that slice depends on whether the consumer prefers to spend for housing, office space or other shelter rather than for clothing, food, amusements or such commodities.” Dr. Weimer predicted that the

material and labor costs.

ENGINEERS TO MEET

Harold T. Youngreen, chief engineer, Olds Motor Works, Lansing, Mich., is to speak before the Indi-

ana section, Society of Automotive Engineers, at the Hotel Antlers next Thursday. A 6:30 p. m. dinner is

of the consumer’s dollar,” the edu-

to precede the meeting at 8 p. m.

business recession would be short | and urged further reductions in|

NYA PUPLS’ GRADES MEET STATE AVERAGE

In Some Cases They Are Higher, Survey Shows.

Scholastic rankings of Indiana high school pupils employed on National Youth Administration projects usually equal or excel those of other pupils in their schools, State

Administration officials said today.

A survey of 611 state high schools showed that NYA employment does

not interfere with school work, they said, In 430 schools, NYA pupils’ grades were equal to the average of the entire student body; in 100 schools they were above, and in only 81 did they fall below, the survey showed. High school NYA projects now employ 7000 boys and girls in Indiana.

LEGION PLANS BENEFIT

American Legion Service Post 128 is to hold a benefit euchre and bridge party tomorrow night at Oaklandon Legion Hall, The com-

mittee includes Fred C. Duzan, Ellis H. Arnett, Miss Mildred Reynolds and Miss Iris Linder.

Appeals Group to Study Requests at Meeting On Monday.

The Board of Zoning Appeals is to consider six requests for variance in the City’s zoning laws at its meeting Monday, it was announced

today. Howard Kahn, 5538 Brookville

and College Ave.,; R. W. Shaw & John Devney, to permit the erection of a soft-ball stadium at 2121 WwW. Minnesota St, and Herman Crinsteiner, to permit the expansion and remodeling of a house at 317 N. Summit St. into a funeral home.

MASONS CALL MEETING

Irvington Lodge 666, FP. & A. M,, is to hold a special meeting at its hall, E. Washington St. and John= son Ave, at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow.

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GOOD SHOES FOR LESS

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Stout's WIDTHS AAAA TO © 318-332 MASS. AVE.

STORE OPEN 8 A. M, CLOSE WEEK DAYS 5:30 P. M. SATURDAYS 8 P. M.

SHOE STORE

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pairs at far less than regular face cost. Many styles {fh Cuban and

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$1038

$27 Kitchen Cabinet_$19.38 $29 China Cabinet __$19.38 $27 Axminster Rug..$19.38 $20 Coal Range _.._$19.38 $32 Electric Washer, $19.38

WOMEN'S $16.95

Fur-Trimmed

DRESS COATS

Specially Priced

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MANY WITH DETACHABLE COLLARS

An excellent group of stylish coats with snappy fur trims. Many styles with detachable collars. Warmly interlined and neatly lined. Browns and blacks in the lot. Sizes 14 to 46.

SALE! NOTIONS AND GADGETS

¢ 4 for 10c

No Phone—C. O. D. or Mail Orders, Please

Water Glasses, each, 3¢ | Dish Mops _.___oach, 3¢ 2-Yd. Elastic Hanks, ea., 3c | Nail Brushes __each, 3¢ Rolled Garters__pair, 3¢ | Surgical Tape __bolt, 3¢ Bow! Deodorants, each, 3¢ Gauze Bandage, bolt, 3¢ Wax Paper roll, 3c | Petroleum Jelly __jar, 3¢

Ash Trays __.__each, 3¢ Can Openers_._each, 3¢ Itv Elephants =. 3¢ Paring Knives__each, 3¢ Huvelly Eliviams 4

Novelty Dogs _each, 3¢ Apple Corers___each, 3¢ | Wrist Watches, each, 3¢ Screw Drivers__each, 3¢

Harmonicas ___each, 3¢ White Cups ____each, 3¢ | Rubber Animals, each, 3¢ Saucers to Match, each, 3¢

Wooden Spoons, each, 3¢ Sanitary Belts, each, 3¢ | Wooden Forks, each, 3¢ Safety Pins___bunch, 3¢

Rubber Door Stops, each, 3¢ Straight Pins__pack, 3¢

Snap Fasteners, card, 3e | fore ions --each, Je

Envelopes __package, 3¢ Mending Packet, each, 3¢ | | oad Pencils __. each, 3¢ Bias Tape

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Writing Ink __bottle, 3¢ Water Wave Nets, each, 3¢ | Note Books____each, S¢ End Curlers___bunch, 3¢

China Dog Sets__set, 3¢ Kid Curlers Writing Tablets, each, 3¢ Crochet Sets ___set, 3c | Salt and Peppers, each, 3¢

SOME ITEMS ARE LIMITED—SHOP EARLY

Star Store, Street Floor.

REPEAT SALE!

Another Brand New Shipment of

19¢ 80 SQUARE DRESS PRINTS

% 36-inch Widths % Fast Colors % Spring Prints

10:

Small, Medium and Large Designs

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ENTIRE STORE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS

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KITCHEN OUTFIT

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Priced as Low as

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BEDROOM SUITES

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Women's Smart New

Spring Dresses

Beautiful prints, and plain colors in Spring styles, etc. Sizes 14 to 44, *

Star Store, Second Floor.

SPECIAL SALE!

1000 Men's $1.39 and $1.69

DRESS SHIRTS

% New Checks % New Stripes % New Plaids % Novelty Patterns % Plain Whites

%* Fused Collars % Sizes 14 to 17 % All Sleeve Lengths

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for 9 & 0H $1 {9 3 8 chairs; refinished and guaran.

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