Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1938 — Page 8

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CIRCUS SEAS IN

PAGE 8 OPENS IN

INDIANA . . . .

The circus seascn has opened in Indiana! tiole Bros.-Clyde Be:tty Circus put his jungle beasts through a preview at

long now until the rod wagons are loaded on trains for tour.

BEATTY WINS THIS ARGUMENT . a

Here is a part of the 7000 who. watched Clyde Beatty of’ the

Rochester yesterday. ‘It won't be.

Times Photos. "And here’s fambus Trainer Beatty looking right into the eyes of one of his “kings of the jungle”—and the jungle king is looking right. back at him, but M+. Beatty won the argument.

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EAGLE a

T0 GOVERN CITY

Hour at City Hall Feature - Of Vacation Program; Court Thursday.

Eagle ‘Boy Scouts from last year’s roll are to “govern” Indianapolis from 11 o'clock until noon Wednesday as part of the Scouts’ vacation

| week program. Boys will take over City Hall offices. :

* Scout programs also are to be featured by luncheon clubs meeting that day. Another Scout: feature: this week is to be the court of recognition at

Tomlinson Hall Thursday night. | | Recognitions from. tenderfoot ° to

Eagle Scout for March ‘will be made.

The junior and senior’ Scout: Bands :

are to play. Each troop is to. send Tespresentatives to the training classes at the

| Fire Department training station at]

New Jersey and South Sts. during the week. There will be courses in

firemanship tactics, safety and first aid by the Hy: Fire Deparimel £.

Dr. Weeks’ Book Relates Life

Of Convicts in State Prison

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Dr. Patrick H. V ‘eeks, Indiana State Prison physician and psychia-

trist, is author of a Look, “The Big House of Mystery,”

just published. It

is, in the main, a colizction of narratives of men he has known in prison.

. The book makes nc effort to state © or

solve ' prison oroblems, ad-

- vocates no reforms, and .maintains

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a neutral - position _on ‘the controversies - of. punishment, such as execution. _ The work is a 0! lection of case histories of men he has seen

"electrocuted, and mea he has seen

come. again to the prison because they could not adjus’ themselves to society.

Visit Overien Convict He tells of one rian who had

_ spent so nfuch time in prison that

when he got a parole he actually went back into society ' in: abject terror and soon Hoo returned to prison. One old man who ‘had not seen outside the prison walls for 22 years provides the author with one story. Dr. Weeks said he arranged to take the man on & short mission outside tHe walls—cne lasting only a few hours, When this old » nan again saw trees and the horizen and grass, he was speechless witl. the joy of it, Dr. Weeks said, anc for years afterward would talk in wonderment of those few moments outside the prison walls. One chapter is de voted to the rise and fall of the Dillingér gang, some

of whom Dr. Weeks said he knew|

well in prison. Dillinger himself, he said, was so inconspicuous while in prison that guards hardly could

recall him after he became’ no-

torious. "Tobacco Is Treasured He tells, also, <f the speed and

accuracy with- which prisoners, sup-

posedly cut: off ‘rom the outside world, learn of events, even to which horse won what : race at what park. Tobacco, he. saic/, is the prisoners’ currency, and sore shrewd traders are able to hoard astonishing num-

. bers of plug tobz: co.

. One prisoner’s bid. to fame, he said, was that he saved a Christmas box of candy to i1e next Christmas. In the book D:. Weeks briefs the careers of scme serving life terms for murder." Or:, a doctor, killed a streetcar ope! ator in an argu-

ment over less than a RDS Shatte one

killed his mother because she would not give him money to buy liquor; two killed their daughters because they believed them wayward.

"WOMAN STRANDED IN

SHARE-EXPENSE DRIVE

SOUTH BEND, March 28 (U. P.). —Federal agents and local police today warned travelers against making “deals” with itinerant motorists who offer low rates on a pretext of going to the same city after Mrs. Dorothy Mohel, 22, reported that a man deserted her in South Bend. She tald officers she met the man In Indianapolis and he agreed to drive her to her home in New York City for $5. Ludwig Weisse said he had given the same man $20 to drive him from Dallas, Tex., to New York and that he was deserted here Friday.

WELLS IS CONGRATULATED BLOOMINGTON; Ind, March 28 (U. P.).—Herman B. Wells, recently elected presicent of Indiana Uni-

-yersity, has received more than 600 telegrams and letters of congratu- | -

lations from all parts of the United States, university officials sald 10=cay. i

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39.

39c-59¢ Triangle Scarfs

Wortnen’s rayon-crepe, printed triangle scarfs in several patterns co. large assortment. :

$1.00 Copeottin Gloves Slipon styles, 4-button length, light colored capeskin gloves. BYoken sizes.

29¢ Knit, Fabric Gloves “string knit or fabric gloves,

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$2.98 Rayon DRESSES

"Just 11 of these dark colored, Spun Rayon dresses in 14 and 16.only!

$2.50 SPORT OXFORDS

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197 Pairs of 2, 3, 4 and T-thread full-

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$1 HOOVERETTES

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Just 66, $1 House COATS

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88c COTTON DRESSES

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19¢ House Aprons, 3 for Just 37 in this odd lot of) bib-front

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2-Plece Knit Dresses Specially Priced

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Felt

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Just 37, $1 SMOCKS

Only small sizes in these % length

smocks in plain colors and prints.

47, 89¢c Crepe GOWNS White and tearose, wash and ready crepe gowns, hand Sppliqued «vy | broken sizes.

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33, $1.39 Rayon GOWNS

Women’s satin stripe rayon gowns in

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29:$119

59¢ Cotton GOWNS

Just 37 hand embroidered and appliqued gowns of fine white muslin. Broken sizes.

$1.98 Rayon GOWNS

Just 11 rayon crepe or weighted French crepe gowns . . , counter soiled. Broken sizes.

23, $1 Silk PANTIES

Odd lot of quality silk panties in tailored or lace trimmed styles. Broken s =

19¢ Rayon Briefs Just 143 Briefs in plain or novelty cloth, lace trim or tailored Styles, « + « Broken

sizes, 59¢ Glove Silk | NTIES tailored glove

Just 17 of these sm silk panties . . . brok en sien

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Rayon crepe and kid leather styles in black, blue, red or green . . Cuban heels and heavily padded chrome leather soles. Sizes 4 to 8..

Women's SLPEES

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$1.98 FOUNDATIONS

Rengo’ Belts, Corselettes, ‘girdles, corsets of rayon brocade . . . well boned for support. .

Broken ‘sizes.

39¢ SILK STOCKINGS

All silk picot top, knit-to-fit, cradle foot, French heel. Broken sizes and colors.

Women’s Sport Shirts

Made of high shade cotton, woven in

ribbed design and styled for general

wear. Sizes 34 to 40. #

29¢ Girls’ Rayon Panties Just 37 counter-soiled and in broken sizes. Girls’ rayon panties and bloomers.

88c Rayon Taffeta Slips

Rip-proof seams, bias cut, tailored or lace

* trimmed. Slightly soiled. . Broken sizes.

$3.50-$7.50 Foundations

Just 11 famous Bon Tons, well boned for $2 support . . . counter mussed . , . broken sizes,

47, $1 FOUNDATIONS

Corsets. and corselets of rayon brocade « + « broken sizes “a ‘ greatly reduced.

59¢-79¢ Lastex Girdles 37 Garments in this ‘odd lot. of lastex girdles and panties , . . greatly reduced.

. 81 to $1.50 Garter Belts

Just 86 in his lot of women’s sample garter belts . . greatly reduced!

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broken sizes

Sport and rene : COATS

Mannish & Dress

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$q a7

Sport coats ‘and dress coats for Misses and Women . . . and ° Mannish suits and dress suits for Misses only . , broken sizes and colors.

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“Women's 1 Flannel Skirts

$1! 14

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Smartly tailored! 'Smartly - styled! Flannel skirts in plaids of black, brown, navy

21. 39 49-

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300 Cards Asst. BUTTONS

Large assortment of styles in fancy buttons

+ « + 2 to 4 buttons to a card.

97, 79¢ Infants’ Sweaters Slip-on style, rayon and wool sweaters in pastel shades. Some soiled. Sizes 1 to 3.

39¢=59¢ Tots’ DRESSES

Broadcloth dresses in pastel shades;

soiled and counter-mussed. Sizes 1 to 4.

46, $1 Girls> BLOUSES

: Soiled or mussed blouses in plain colors

or stripes ... broken sizes.

29¢ Receiving Blankets

. Just 41. included in this odd lot of white

blankets with pink or blue edges.

21¢ Knit Training Pants

Just 26, counter-soiled, Infants’ Training Pants. Sizes 4 and 6 only.

Boys’ $1.69,

Slipon styles in

$1.98 Sweaters

plain or novelty sweaters.

6515¢ 10: s1

All-wool or wool and cotton. Broken sizes.

41, $1.69 Boys’ Knickers Broken sizes in boys’ wool and cotton knickers . . . colors of brown, grey or blue.

Cotton Dress Goods!( Li : Torry |

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pockets. izes 16 ‘and 16% only.

$1.98 Rayon Crepe Dresses

Just 13 dark colored rayon crepe dresses

reduced for clearance. . . broken sizes.

Sportswear Reduced!

Blouses, sweaters and jackets . . . styled for sports and general wear,

31, $1 Boys’ SHIRTS

Boys’ 32 oY proadcloth dress shirts: counter-soiled; broken sizes.

'29¢ Boys’ 7sths SOCKS Just 77 pairs ‘in this odd lot of fancylegged, %ths socks . . . broken sizes.

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39¢ Muslin, Cotton Slips Broadcloth slip in “V” top and uiti-up shoulder styles. Sizes of 34

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