Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1938 — Page 5
TUESDAY, MAY 3], Ie
INDIANA LAW SCHOOL ALUMNI T0 MEET HERE
Association Will Hold Annual Banquet at Columbia Club on June 7.
The annual meeting and banquet | of the Indiana Law School Alumni | Association is to be held June 7 at the Columbia Club, Lawrence C. Ammon of Indianapolis, alumni | president, announced today. Graduates of four law schools at
Indianapolis which later were con- |
solidated into the Indiana Law | School will attend, The associa- | tion has a membership of 1500 at- | torneys and judges practicing in | Indiana and surrounding states Schools whose members form the | organization are the Indiana Law | School, the American Central Law School, Benjamin Harrison Law School and the Indianapolis Law School. Daniel C. Flannagan, Ft. Wayne, is to be key speaker at the banquet. Addresses also will be made by Stanley O. Stoltz, class representative of the school's day division, and George J. Hoffman Jr. of the night division. The program at the banquet will include the London Aires, a strolling duo of accordion and guitar, and Florence Izor, xylophonist billed as “the only girl xylophonist who plays with six hammers at the same time.” She has appeared on Maj. Bowes’ program and at a local theater. Lawrence C. Ammon, association | president, will preside over the business meeting, at which officers are to be elected. President James M. Ogden of the law school then will present deans and the class of | 1938 A roll of classes will be called by | Samuel E. Garrison of Indianapolis, | secretary. Judge Howard L. Han- | cock of Rockville, Ind, is vice | president and Huber Patton of | Indianapolis, treasurer. Association directors are: Judge | Wilfred Bradshaw, Judge Earl R.| Cox, Charles W. Holder, Marjorie | Kinnaird, John A. Royse, Adele Storck and Elmon M. Williams, all | of Indianapolis, Curtis C. Hendren | of Bloomfield Judge Byron CC. | Kennedy of Wabash and Paul R. | Schnaitter of Madison, Ind.
RENAMING STREETS WOULD COST $30,000
Plan Commission Secretary | Reveals Survey Results.
Although a survey of Indianapolis | street names has been completed. duplicated names cannot be changed | until about $30,000 is available, Val | McLeay, City Plan Commission sec- | retary-engineer, said today. f He said he saw no prospect of obtaining the money in this year s| budget » Meanwhile, it was announced that | President Roosevelt has ced that expenditure by WPA of $69,528 for | a house numbering survey here. Work on the project has not vet! been started, according to City En- | gineer Henry B. Steeg. Mr. McLeay explained that the | prohibitive cost of street name | changing results from the $11 per intersection cost. This is the ex- | pense of replacing street signs, he | said. Thus it would cost $110 to | change the name of a single street | which is duplicated elsewhere if the street were only 10 blocks long. County Commissioners already have changed the names of about | 87 streets in Marion County outside | the City. Mr. McLeay said. The WPA survey showed name | duplication of 62 streets in the City | limits. The survey, which cost about $1500, is being prepared in final form now. | “There is no question but what the names should be changed,” Mr. Mc- | Leay declared. “But the work cannot be done except by City Council ordinance, and we will not introduce the ordinance until funas are avail- | able.”
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STATE ELECTRIC RATE CUTISLAID TO TVA
Further Overcharge Still Results, Says Rankin.
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WASHINGTON, Mav 31 Rep. | John E. Rankin (D. Miss), coauthor with Senator Norris (Ind. | Neb) of legislation creating the | Tennessee Valley Authority, today | charged TVA has caused electric rate reductions in Indiana. He placed the amount at $10,300,000 a | year, “And still the people are over- | charged every year $22,108.000, ac- | cording to TVA rates; $21,904,000, | according to the Tacoma rates, and $26,362,000, according to the One tario rates,” he said. Declaring for continued extension | of public ownership of power, Rep. Ranklin cited Government owned plants in Tacoma and Ontario, | Canada, as basis for his request. Northern Indiana Power Co. rates for 1932 were used by Mr. Rankin | as the basis for his statement he | said. |
$3000 ALLOCATED | ELECTRIC PROJECT
Times Special WASHINGTON, May 31.—An ad- | ditional $3000 has been allocated the Jackson County Rural Electric Mem- |
bership Corp, Brownstown, the!ll
Rural Electrification Administration | announced today. The money will be loaned to 35 farmers for house wiring and plumbing. The project previously received $100,000 for 98 miles of line to serve 460 customers in Jackson | and Jennings Counties.
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Clearance * Piven Dr Day Beautiful pastels, prints and sheers. Broken sizes 14 to 16 in the lot. Ilurry, they
won't last long at $1.00,
Star Store, Second Floor
Women’s Regular $16.75
Spring COATS
Smart fleeces and
suedes in es and swagg@ $ 99 styles. Very oe
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SUMMER TOPPERS
Fine cotton fleeces 18 RhSe bite green and beige Si: 1o Star Store, Second on
Full Fashioned Chiffon
\ SILK HOSE
rs. $7 00
Clear sheer chiffons with all silk tops and lace run stops. Seconds of 89c¢ grades. Every pair hand picked-—their slight defects in no way mar their beauty or wear. Summer colors. Sizes 8! to 10':,
Star Store, Street Floor
LIFEBUOY OR LUX SOAPS
20 bars $1 00
Limit 20 bars. No phone or C. O. D. orders. None sold to dealers.
Women’s Regular $1.98
Summer SHOES Whites, blues, i 00 // os
and greys in Pumps, straps and ties. Sizes 4 to 9.
Kiar Store, Street Floor
Men's and Young Men's
Regular $15.00
SUITS
Dollar Day Special
$800
All wool, fancy cassimeres in snappy sports models. All sizes 34 to 42. Buy a suit tomorrow and save at least $7.00.
Star Store, Street Floor
MEN'S $1.00
ANTS 2. ror $700
Good weight grey or tan covert cloths or fancy cotto.. worsteds. Men's sizes 50 to 50. Just the thing for puttering about the house and lawn.
Star Store, Street Vloor
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Tomorrow, another great Star Store Dollar Day! Many,
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items on sale at a mere fraction of their actual worth.
be at the Star Store early for best pick. Some quantities are limited.
many wonderful, timely Read every item carefully and
No phone,
C. 0. D. or mail orders, please. “VALUES TELL THE STORY.”
RAYON UNDIES
Women's stepins, panties, briefs, bloomers, ete. Plain and
fancy weaves. 3 $ Genuine Bem- for bergs included. 39¢ value.
Women's SLIPS Non-cling built-up shoulders, broadcloth slips in white or flesh. Sizes 34 $ to 52. 3% and oe. 49¢ values.
Women's SLIPS Lace trimmed, form fitling ravon taffeta s1iPps with 2 $ shadow proof panel. Sizes 34 for to 44.
Stamped CASES
Genuine Pepperell stamped pillowcases. At- $
tractive assorted designs, prs
69¢ value.
CREPE GOWNS
Reg. and extra size cotton crepe
gowns. White, $ peach and pink. Sizes 16-17-18 A and 20.
Women's Blouses Silks, crepes, etc. in frilly and tailored styles. Asst. colors. $ Broken sizes. $1.98 values.
NEW ANKLETS
Women's and child's rayon plaited or mercerized lisle anklets. Many styles and colors. Sizes 5 to 102, Reg. 1b5¢ sellers.
Women's Gowns Hand embroidered and appliqued Porto Rican gowns. Flesh, tea rose $ and white. Reg. - and extra sizes.
Pure Silk HOSE
First quality, ankle fashioned, regular a n d
knee length 4 hose. Summer $ colors. Sizes 8's Prs. to 101s.
CONES’ SHIRTS Men's C. B. Cones blue and grey chambray
work shirts. Other ma k e $ grey coverts. All a sizes.
DRESS SHIRTS Men's $1.39 and $1.65 broadcloth or madras $ shirts, Whites and fancies. All sizes.
POLO SHIRTS Men's Tc and $1.00 rayon or 2 cotton shirts. Broken lots. All for sizes.
MEN'S SLACKS $120 to $2.98 sanforized washable slacks. Fancy cassimeres or $ sanforized coverts. Sizes 30 to 42. .
BOYS’ SLACKS Washable sanforized checks and mixtures. $ With zippers. Sizes 8 to 16.
Boys’ Polo Shirts 50c fine cottons in all popular $
plain colors. All - boys’ sizes.
Men's SWEATERS $198 and $2.98 fancy patterned slipover zipper styles. Sizes 36 to 44.
Men's Union Suits Pajama check
Slightly soiled.
50c value. Sizes 36 to 42,
BOYS’ PAJAMAS
Fancy broada for #
. athletic unions. $
cloth slipover or coat styles. Sizes 8 to 18,
Women’s $1.59
PLAY SUITS $700
Two and three-piece suits. All with wrap-around skirts. Gay printed patterns. Sizes 14 to 20. Star Store, Second Floor
Remember the Recent Rains?
$1.98 16-RIB PRINTED OIL SILK
UMBRELLAS $00 *
A sell out the last time at this low price We don't expect the 50 pieces to last long. Hurry! Don't confuse these with 10-rib umbrellas usually selling at $1.00. Full 16rib frame. Assorted colors and patterns, Star Store, Street Floor
SI. 00 Floral
PRINTED BATISTE Gowns & Pajamas
2 for $70 00
special Golden Jubilee Dollar Day feature Attractive fast color patterns on light grounds, trimmed with ruffles, braid, fagoting, ete. Sizes 16 and 17
Star Store, Sireet Floor
— & Boys’ 19¢ SHORTS & SHIRTS Gar, $1 00 *
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Fancy, color [fast printed broadcioth shorts. Soft, absorbent. combed cotton shirts. All men's sizes.
Star Store, Street Floor
$1.19 and $1.49 Ready to Hang
AWNINGS 2 Inch $q00
Heavily painted duck in green and orange combination. Complete with all necessary fixtures, Will give 3 to 4 years satisfactory wear. Star Store, Basement
30 Inch 36 Inch
39 Inch Sheer French
CURTAIN MARQUISETTES
14 yas. 51
New shipment of 2000 yards of wide tape selvage, finelv woven curtain neis in cream, ecru and white, Cut from full bolls Kiar Store, Basement
Women’s $1.00 SLACKS
Navy and brown twill slacks with contrasting trims. Sizes 14 $ to 18. Also girls’ o
sizes T to 14.
GIRLS’ DRESSES
Sheer summer frocks in many
cute styles. Also $ prints. Sizes 1 to 6'z and 7 to ;
14.
SPORTS SHIRTS
Cotton knit shirts in assorted colors. Sizes 8 to 14 and women's small, me- $ dium and large or sizes.
Girls’ Pajamas “Fruit of the Loom” prints and other make crepes. Two 2 piece styles. Sizes 8 to 16
Girls’ PLAY SUITS
Cute, one and two piece styles 2 in beautiful prints, Sizes 3 to 14.
Girls’ DRESSES
Famous make
sports dresses. $ Sizes 7 to 186. Were $1.00.
CHILD'S TOGS
Play suits, over= alls, pajamas 2 $ and wash suits. for Sizes 1 to 8.
Curtain Stretchers
Easel back, smoothly sanded bx8-ft. size. $1.49 values.
END TABLES
Pie crust edge, brown walnut finish, sturdy, well braced legs. $1.95 value.
UNFINISHED CHAIRS
4-Spindle backs, turned posts and 2 $ legs. Ready to for
decorate.
GARDEN HOSE
5: -In, all-rub-ber hose. Com= 25 $ plete with con- $pet nections,
CLOTH OF GOLD
17¢ 36 in. snow white, fine count cloth of ve i. $ gold. Bleached muslin.
AURORA TUBING
19¢ 40 in. pillow tubing. Standard 64x64 $ thread. No fill- Yo ing.
40 in. 15¢ Sheeting
Extra heavy, unbleached (2 $ sheeting for Yds. cases and sheets. Vanguard Sheets
79¢ 81x90 bleached, seam- $ Wy
"less sheets that
give long wear.
All Silk PONGEE
12 mommee, imported silk pon- 1 gee, Standard $ Yds, or,
width. ecru col-
80 Sq. MUSLIN 15¢ 36 in. snow white, bleached $ 80x80 thread o muslin,
Pt. Linen Toweling 8lie standard width unbleach- 20 ed crash towel ing. Colored bor- Ys, ders. Sh!
40, 50 and 60« watt sizes, inside frosted. Limit 10 to a customer,
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Women’s All-Wool oh eS 2
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Also Girls’ $700 vd
Right at the beginning of the season we offer this outstanding value. Assorted styles and colors. Every suit first quality! Be here early, they won’t last long at this low price. Girls’ sizes 8 to 14. Women's
sizes 34 to 42, Star Store, Second Floor
Women’s Summer
Cotton Dresses
2. ror $7 00
A fine group of regular $1.00 dresses In assorted styles and materials, Many sports dresses included. First quality and slight imperfects. Slightly mussed, Broken siZes.
12 to 50, Star Store, Second Floor
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CONGOLEUM GOLD SEAL REMNANTS
3 sa. vas. $100
Genuine congoleum felt-base remnants, 4 to 20 8q. yd. pieces in very desirable pat« terns. Bring correct measurements, please. SOLD IN FULL PIECES ONLY
Star Store, Third Floor
200 SCRANTON LACE PANELS
42 inches x 2" yds.
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Actual Dollar Values. Ready to hang tops in 5 different designs. New dark ecru shade. Rough weaves. While 200 last.
YARD GOODS SPECIALS
$1.39 Cannon, Colonial Bed Spreads, BAxI0B, vuvrurnirirrvivrrnunane00Ch 19¢ 20x40 Cannon Bath Towels (Colored Borders) ..........e0vvs..8 for 121/5¢ 42x36 Product Bleached POWEBYES «evs enrssrrvnrrrnrrvrs 45c 45-in. Scranton Lace Curtain Nets. . 12/5¢ 3p-in. Fast Color Dress Prints Pull Pieces +vvrvrrirniasssrnsanaes 12 yds, 8% SIH Oilcloth Table Cloths. ........2 for
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