Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1938 — Page 7

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At last, a motor driven movie projector with all the fine adjustments that make clearer pictures possible, and at a very low price.

ra annual Purdue University Debate Conference for high school pupils in . the state opened here today. Sessions will continue through tomore row.

i } ; \ i j i : Times Special : sturdy chairs. CH i ] 3 LAFAYETTE, Dec. 2—The ninth

97 Pieces of blue willow design. Service

Covered dishes included. May be worn as a ski shoe for four. Cove or a snow shoe. Soft elk

uppers, blucher front with

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Water repel- % lent snow suits 3 with doublebreasted jackets, zipper cuff ~ leggings and matching toque. Bright, #,contrasting color combina--tions on blue § or brown. All suits are fully lined.

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DRESSES

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Maple Chairs and Rockers

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98¢

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72x90 or T2x72-inch sizes. Fenwick, Lenora and Astoria patterns with beautiful centers and massive border designs. Every cloth hemmed 4 sides and perfect quality.

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27-In. AXMINSTERS

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Hooked Style RUGS $1 49

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plaid lined, turn-down cuff and long-wearing leather Sizes 12 to 2.

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Pair of House

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Genuine Leather

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Soft kid uppers with pliant leather soles and rubber heels.

Romeo, Everett and

Opera styles in tan, black, blue and wine. Sizes 6 to 12.

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en’s Winter Weight UNION SUITS

79¢

10% wool, long sleeve ankle length suits or heavy ribbed cotton suits with long or short sleeves, ankle length. Sizes. 36

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MEN'S SUITS and TOPCOATS

N Mrs, Jdrene Kuhn, noted journalist and author of “Assigned to Adventure,” will speak tomorrow morning on the Town Hall program at English’'s. Her subject will be “Adventures in Journal ism.”

HIGDON HEADS ‘|, U. SENIORS

Ruth Smith, Bloomington, Is Vice President: Committees Named.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 2.—Albert L. Higdon of Scottsburg is the new president of the Indiana University senior class, school officials, announced today. Ruth Smith of Bloomington was named vice president. :

Mr. Higdon and Miss Smith, with 38 other senior officers and committee members, were selected on a merit system adopted at the University four years ago. Under the merit plan, the highest ranking man student, rated according to grades and campus activities, automatically becomes president. The vice president post goes to the highest ranking woman student. Other officers named were Rosemary Redens, New Albany, secretary, and Thomas Buck, Star City, treasurer. ;

The personnel of senior committees will be as follows:

Siwash Committee—Theodore B. Fleming, Princeton, chairman; William H. Mayse, Goshen; Robert Sturgeon, Upland; Nona Jane Wilson, Valparaiso; Mary Aldred, Ft. Wayne, and Martha Jane Caster, Crawfordsville. Invitations—Neal ' Gilliatt, Washington, chairman; Andrew G, Olofson, Cran ord, N. J.; Richard Schannen, Ft. Wayne; Jane Dillin, Petersburg; Edith English, Bloomington, and Edythe Thornton, Ft. Wayue: - Memorial—Martha Martz, Bloomington, chairman; Clair L. Richardson, Merion, Pa.; Paul L. Meacham, Acton; Robert Lawrence, Indianapolis; Margaret Kerkling, Sloomington, and Margaret Thompalem

son, em. -- Tree Planting—James Anderson, Milroy, chairman; Allan J. Linker, Louisville; K. Ada ; Martha Mull, ie; Cynthia Demaree, Bloomingd Doris Taylor, Noblesville, Breakfast—Jeanefte Strayer, Claypool, chairman; Claudia Sue Leininger, Akron; Virignia Coverdale, , ayne: Hazel Parsons, Dugger; Betty Jane Conley, Brazil, and Margaret Ann Bassett, Thorn-

town. Pedce-Pipe—John E. Visher, chairman, Bloomington; James Huston, Fairmount; Lloyd Fitzpatrick, Washington; Betty Lou Fraling, Kokomo; Virginia Lee Fellmy, Crandall, and Helen Weatherwax, Bloomngton.

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be a Big Ten debate between Pur-

due and Ohio State, a round-table discussion by debate coaches and members of the National Broadcast ing Co.’s Chicago University Round Table, and practice debates among

tending. °. 3 The annual banquet will be held tonight. Dean Frank O. Holt of 3 the extension division® of the Uni- = versity of Wisconsin will speak on “Education and the Modern World.” 1s Meanwhile, it was announced that training conferences for school cuse : todians have been started by the Sniversity on a county basis in the state. » A new type of extension work, the conference will be conducted under auspices of the Division of -

and the Engineering Extension De- 4 partment, in co-operation with the State Department of Public Instruction. » ” 8

Dr. E. C. Young of the department of Farm Management and Rural Economics and assistant dean of the Graduate School, has been granted a leave of absence for three months to serve as visiting professor of agricultural economics at the University of Chicago. His leave - will date from Jan. 1, :

SURGEONS MEET,

Expected to Bring 1000 To City.

The Middle West conference of the American College of Surgeons

‘man of local arrangements, an- - nounced today.

Speakers will include Dr. Irvin of the American Medical Associa-

tion; Dr. Howard Naffsiger of the University of California, president

college.

About 1000 physicians and surgeons are expected to attend from

Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa.

organization, conferred here this week with Dr. McCaskey and other members of the local committee.

pool Hotel and approved hospitals.

- Services Tonight.

The Rev. Fr. Hugh Calkins, O. S. M., of Chicago, will open novena

Three thousand tend. The churc

re expected to at-

Calkins to officiate at novena.

Rev. Fr. Calkins will go to Terre Haute to

the high school representatives ate

Education and Applied Psychology -

HERE IN MARCH

Middle West Conference Is -

will be held in Indianapolis March == 22-24, Dr. C. H. McCaskey, chair-

Abell of Louisville, Ky., president

of the College of Surgeons, and Dr. ; George Crile of Cleveland, O., chair- , man of the board of regents of the

Lectures and clinics, they ane * nounced, will be held at the Clay=- =

NOVENA SCHEDULED ATST. JOAN OF ARC -

Chicago Clergyman to Open -

services at the St. Jian of Are Cen Church at 6, 7 and 8 o'clock tonight,”

is the second in : Indianapolis to invite the Rev. Fr. «

After opening the service here the :

egin preparations for the -

Included in the conference will

Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern of © Chicago, associate director of the =

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novena in St. Patrick’s Church there, - The St. Joan of Arc novena here . will be continued each Friday by the Rev. Fr. Maurice O'Connor, pastor. .

TWINS CONFUSE CAMPUS X

SAN JOSE, Cal, Dec. 2 (U.P). = FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED —Confusion reigns on the campus and in the classrooms of San Jose State College this year. Included in the student body are seven sets of twins, all but two of which are

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drawers with modern drawer pulls. Solid oak drawer in- k teriors. Desk top 19x39 inches. The desk lamp is a modern Sises 85 fade Ls tilt top. gold bronze type. This set makes an ideal Christmas re, Street Floor

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HOUSE COATS

$700

A large selection of gay, colorful printed house coats in wraparound, button and zipper styles. Sizes-14 to 44 in the group.

Girls’ 8 to 16 HOUSE COATS, $1.00

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Fine, all-wool worsted suits in popular stripes, plaids and mixtures in new greens, browns, tans and grays. Plain or sports model, single or double-breasted coats. Topcoats of allwool fancy green, gray and brown materials. Plain or raglan sleeves.

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