Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1938 — Page 16
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COADJUTOR FOR EPISCOPALIAN BISHOP SOUGHT
Committee of Clergymen, And Lay Leaders Starts Considering Names.
| A committee of Episcopalian clergymen and lay leaders today be- | gan consideration of possible nomi- | nees for bishop coadjutor to assist the Rt. Rev. Joseph Marshall Fran- | cis, bishop of the Diocese of Indian- | apolis, until his retirement in 1940. |
The committee organization was | completed at a meeting vesterday with the selection of R. H. Sher- | wood, Indianapolis, as chairman, and Omar S. Hunt, also of Indian- | apolis, as secretary. The election of a bishop co- | adjutor was authorized at the recent diocesan convention at the re- | quest of Bishop Francis, who ~aid he needed assistance. When he is | retired in 1940 he will be in his 40th year as head of the diocese, which comprises the southern half of In- | diana. Clergymen on the committee include the Rev. William Burrows, the | Rev. BE. A. Powell and the Rev. George S. Southworth, all of Indianapolis; «he Rev. A. P. Bissell, New Albany; the Rev. W. T. Capers, Terre Haute; the Rev. R. F. Keicher, Bedford, and the Rev. Reese F. Thornton, Lafayette. Lay members are Eli Lilly and H W. Buttolph, both of Indianapolis; Paul Comstock. Richmond; B. F. Culley, Evansville; Frank R. Elliott, Bloomington: Lee Rodman, Cannelton; Overton Sacksteder, Muncie, and BE. C. Steinsberger, Vincennes. The committee is to meet again on June 6 and at intervals thereafter until a nominee is selected for pres- | entation to a convention which is to be called next fall for an election.
FORD IS OPPOSED TO ANNUAL WAGE
Auto Magnate Thinks Workers Themselves Disfavor It, Spokesman Says.
DEARBORN, Mich., May 13.—An executive of the Ford Motor Co. said today that Henry Ford was unalterably opposed to giving his work- | ers an annual, guaranteed wage. Mr. Ford feels, it was explained, that most workers themselves opposed the idea because it would rob them of their maximum potential earning power. here had been speculation as to whether Mr. Ford was considering | the establishment of a minimum annual wage, and whether he had not discussed such a plan on his visit to the White House | President Roosevelt had publicly suggested such a plan to employers | generally, and it was thought that he might have broached it to Mr. Ford, who in 1914 startled the industrial world by raising wages from $2.37 to a basic minimum of $5 a! day ! The company spokesman said that Mr. Ford considered the plan feasible neither for his plant nor for industry as a whole | A few davs before Mr. Ford vis- | ited Washington, an independent | lahor organization of Ford Workers made a request to Edsel Ford for a $1500 annual minimum wage
A. F. of L. to Intensify Drive When Slump Turns |
WASHINGTON, May 13 (U. P). —The A. F. of L. is ready to inten- | sify its war against the C. I. O. as | soon as business improves, A. F. of L. President William Green said to- | day. ' Federation organizers are survevy- | ing the labor situation in the metal | mining and textile industries, but the recession may delay chartering of rival unions in those fields, Mr. | Green said. “The economic situation enters | into our survey because metal mining is pretty nearly dead,” he said. | “There's not much use of chartering international unions formed of | unemployed metal miners. ! “The steel industry is very nearly down and we haven't considered | establishing a new unison in that field yet.” C. 1. O. Chairman John L. Lewis | also said in a speech to the Amal- | gamated Clothing Workers’ conven- | tion yesterday that the recession | was plaguing his organization. He | pledged that the C. 1. O. will begin the greatest organizing campaign | in history as soon as business picks |
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1053
Saturday! A Day of Fashions at Real Money-Saving Prices in This Great
May Festival of Values!
$6.95--87.95 New
SUMMER DRESSES
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For Dress Wear! For Formal Wear! For Graduation! For General Wear!
Sheer rayon bembergs, rayon crepes, fine rayon sheers, Duca ravon sheers, all silk printed crepes, rayon chiffons, cotton and rayon laces, linen laces and Margo rayon laces! Whites, pastels and navy or light or dark ground prints! Misses’ sizes 12 to 20. Women's sizes 38 to 44.
Misses’ “Tru Kool” SUMMER SUITS
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Washable Spun Rayon! Jacket Unlined! Skirt Match or Contrast! Sizes 14 to 20!
Well made of the new “TruKool” sanforized, washable spun rayon . . . designed to fit and wear , , . fashioned to the new summer lines and in white, powder, dusty rose and beige! Cool because they're unlined!
Genuine Leghorns SUMMER HATS
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Regular $2.95! Smart New Trims! Flattering Shapes! Summer Colors!
Large brims copied from high fashion millinery . . . shepherdess bonnets . . . bretons.., flop brims for picture hat ef. fects... poke bonnets... Natural or navy colors... so very new! Trims of matching or contrasting ribbons or dainty chiffons,
For the Shorter Woman! Half Size Dresses Sheer bemberg rayons, rayon crepes, triple ravon sheers and rayon chiffons in navy oD or light and dark ground prints. Sizes 161%
Women’s SHARKSKIN COATS and SUITS
So neat! So trim!
!' So cool and practical! Smartly styled for summer and in colors $4299
of pastels and white!
Sizes 14 to 20!
Group No. 2 Women’s New Summer HATS » Tove Panamas, Sisols, “Year-round,” Felts, sjoo
Fabrics, in the newest shapes and colors! Headsizes for misses, women and matrons!
Ringless Chiffon SILK HOSIERY
May Festival Priced!
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2 Pairs for $1.00 Regularly 69¢ Pair! All Full-Fashioned! New Summer Shades!
These 4-thread walking sheers are remarkable values, even at their regular price! You'll find them an ideal everyday stocking!
% Clear Ringless Beauty! % Picot top, shadow after welt! % Garter-Run-Stop! % French heel, cradle foot! % Reinforced heel and toe! % In Tropic Tan, Sun Nude, Plaza Beige and Cruise Tan! % Sizes 814 to 1014!
New Wheat Stalk
SUMMER SHOES
May Festival Priced!
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New Copper Tan Trims! Six Flattering Styles! Swzes 4 to 9, AA to B!
New shoes of wheat stalk, trimmed in copper tan, designed for summer! Note these smart styles! ...
% The Pump with high heels!
% U Throat Tie with Cuban heels! »
% Tunnel Strap with high heels! % The Oxford with high héels! % The Sandal with Cuban heels! % The Oxford with Cuban heels!
Silk and Rayon SATIN SLIPS
May Festival Priced!
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Regularly $1.19 Strong Corded Seams! Adjustable Straps!
Women's Sizes 34 to 7}! Tea rose, silk satin and rayon slips with deep lace top and lavishly shaped. . Tailored and moulded with double top and delicate applique. With exquisite and daintily shaped yoke and lace edging... and the popular, all-tailored style with high moulded bust and double front.
Misses’ New FEATHERWEIGHT Toppers
Very popular for summer are these collar
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featherweight toppers!
Sizes 14 to 20!
Regular $2.50 and $2.95 “Cayrol” SHOES
ȴ Lovely shoes in smart gabardines, trimmed
with calf or patent leather!
Colors of
black, brown, blue, grey or copper. Sizes Y 49
4 to 9, AA to B.
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As shown, with heavy cotton mattress. Folds
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as shown,
OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. EVERY SATURDAY
FREE PARKING | Tickets at Door |
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RIDING OUTFIT
May Festival Priced!
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Gabardine Jodhpurs Wool Flannel Jacket! Cotton Ribbed Shirt!
GABARDINE JODHPURS . . . Smart, practical and perfect fitting! Come in tan, oxford, green or brown! Features are leather knees and reinforced crotch! Sizes 24 to 32! Each
WOOL FLANNEL JACKET... Long sleeves, two pockets, action back, designed especially for the riding outfit. Each
COTTON RIBBED SPORT SHIRT made to be light, practical, warm and easily laundered! Each. 79¢
$1.00--81.29--31.59! 1000 WASH
DRESSES
May Festival Priced!
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Colorfast Fabrics! Misses’ Sizes 12 to 20! Women’s Sizes 38 to 44!
Fabrics of swiss, voiles, broadcloths, sheers and percales! New patterns, smart cuts, dainty trims . +» and only the best quality and workmanship has been accepted! Bright new cottons, cool, crisp and retty-as-a-picture! DO NEW STRIPES ..- NEW CHECKS... and NEW FLORALS are included! All guaranteed colorfast and washable! Select several at this low “May Festival of Values” price!
Now!
Dashing embroidery, 38 to 4
Sizes 14 to
» First time at this low price in colors of white and pastels with matching or con- SPOS to 20 and
750 Girls’ Summer Sheer DRESSES » June Preston and Ellen Bee styles! All
new in flaxons, bati and organdies! All and 7 to 16!
istes, sheers, dimities | sizes for girls 2 to 6
Always Popular
RAYON PANELS
May Festival Priced!
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21% Yards Long! 44 Inches Wide! Finished, ready to hang!
We have sold thousands of these curtains at higher prices! But for this “May Festival of Values” we succeeded in securing this special lot to sell at this low price! Made of the very highest quality rayon marquisettes, hemmed and headed, ready to hang! In ecru!
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