Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1939 — Page 2

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Dyke was re-elected

- Johnson, Mrs. Norris, Mr.

LEAGUE IS READY

OR TWO-FRONT

Seeks New Legislation and 5; Sets Up Combustion Eg: - Institute. » re

A ; : The Indianapolis Smoke Abate-|. ment League today began a double|’ am to reduce air pollution, |

ith plans for seeking new legislation from City Council, and estabHshing a Combustion Institute, 2*The program was mapped at the E#ague's annual meeting yesterday @f which: all officers were re-elected. City Council will be asked to pass an ordinance establishing a fee for -the annual inspection of large Beating plants in apartment and gilice buildings and faciories. “The Combustion Institute would disseminate information on smoke abatement and provide instruction the efficient operation of heatNg plants.

Discuss Ad Campaign

a: Possibility of conducting an advertising campaign te dramatize the menace of smoke to health also Whs discussed, but was taken under

ga Dr. Herman G. Morgan, City palth officer, was re-elected presitnt of the league, Dr. John G. enson, vice president, and Roy O. Johnson, counsel. Mrs. G. A. Van second vice president; Miss Grace L. Brown, third vice president ard J. Allen Bawson, treasurer. +. Homer Rupard, engineer for the napolis Water Co., was named hairman of a committes to organthe Combustion Institute. Headers for the institute are to be arranged downtown, Members of the committee are Mrs. Max Norris, Mrs. I. F. Jones, Ss. M. I. Miller, Willian: P. Sneth- , A. E. Klingensmith, Mrs. John oore,, Mrs. Van Dyke, Daniel J. Ish and Mr, Johnson.

Plans Conference

+ Details of the proposed inspection ordinance are to be worked out next week, Mr. Johnson said. He said he

wold confer with Joseph G. Wood, City Council president, before atfempting to draft a measure. + ‘Co-operation of City ‘Council nembers in furthering the league’s ctivities was pledged during the recent election campaign, he said. Under the ordinance, an annual inspection of large heating plants would be made by licensed City inspectors at a nominal fee to the property owner or manufacturer. “The aggregate amount taken in by this manner,” Mr. Johnson said, “adequately would finance our program throughout the year.” It.was. pointed out at the meeting .thet “a prerequisite for such an inarice would be the. addition to ie City Building Commission of at st five men, including an :engineer and four inspectors. » The present personnel: includes J. W. Clinehens, City combustion engineer, and working part time,

3 Cites Chicago Law i Mr. Johnson said that the City o Chicago has a similar ordinance Which raised $93,000 in fees last

Sear. This amount, he said, not only |l

aid all expenses of that city’s guoke abatement program but left urplus in the city’s general fund as well. In an address to the ‘members yesterday, Dr. Morgan pointed to air pollution as responsibie for the

pneumonia death rate in the city, ||

which was 31 persons per 100,000

higher than in the County last year. |§

The pneumonia death rate, he said, was 150 persons for each 100,000 populdtion while in the county it was 119. “Air pollution and bad housing are heavily responsible for this difference in rates,” he said.

Committee Chosen

Members of the execufive committee named yesterday are: Dr.

Morgan, Dr. Benson, Mrs. Van Dyke,

Miss Brown, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Welsh and Mr. Snethen. - Advisory committee members are: Dr. F. 8. C. Wicks, William A. Hanley, Albert Stump, John PF. White and Mr, Snethen.

Thirty-two named directors are: |)

Joe Rand Beckett, Dr. Benson, Albert J. Beveridge Jr., Mrs. Maurice Block Jr., Grace L. Brown, Gertrude V. Brown, Henry R. Danner, ~ Mr. Dawson, Isidore Feibleman, William A. Hanley, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Learny F. Jones, Mrs. Henry W. Ker, Mr. Klingensmith, Mrs. Charles Machamer, Thomas D. McGee, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Moore, Dr. Morgan, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. W. D. Roberts, Paul Robertson, | Mr. Rupard, E. O. Snethen, William P. Snethen, Albert Stump, Mayor Sullivan, Mrs. W. Sussman, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mr. Welsh, Mr. White, Dr Wicks.

WATCHMAN’S LEG BEOKEN

Foster T. Dean, night watchman at the Severin Hotel, was spending "his 60th birthday today on a cot at _ City Hospital. While making his ~ rounds about 1:30 o'clock this mornMr. Dean fell and fractured his

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BUSINESS CLASSES

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ras ences, = Busine g ir “Er ining, B1e-Medical 7s Dental, al, oe ursing, re k Purdue,

Musi Ing laren Fees $2 to $25

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several assistants

|CONFESSES HE SLEW

RICH CHICAGO WOMAN

CHICAGO, Jan. 12 (U. P.)—Assistant State’s Attorney Julius Sherwin announced today that Arthur Hue, 25, had confessed the slaying of Mrs. Mary Wong, 50, wealthy restaurant owner, whose body was

found Monday in her apartment in

the Chinese section. Evidence had indicated the slaying was the result of a Tong dispute. Mrs. Wong had employed Hue as a delivery boy. He admitted, S8herwin said, that his motive had been robbery and that he had obtained only $18, He said he struck her twice with the heel of a shoe, then choked her, after entering her apartment through a window.

We predict a sellout, because the shoes that every Junior GC have for school and campus. and white with flexible leath and low, comfortable walking

group.

IN WHITE AND BROWN AT A POPULAR LOW PRICE!

1ese are irl must Brown =r .soles

White elk uppers with brown calf saddle. Sizes 4% to 9, AA to B vidths in

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heels.

Pleats and

Your Figure a Fluid

‘season - styles, and you'll want

Tucks to Give

Sweeping Grace! Budget-Priced

/ Dresses In Navy or Black

EACH

Pleats and tucks with short ckirts, give you that tiny, taut waists that do such grand things for the figure. This is the newest idea in new mid-

one or two for your wardrobe. Scores of others just as chic znd flattering at this practical budget price. Sizes 12 to 20 and 9 to 15 in group.

Skefched: Navy blue dress simply tailored’ with metal studded belt and buttons. Size'16. Others from 12 to 18.

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CARBORUNDUM HEIR FREED FROM TOMBS

NEW: YORK, ‘Jan, 12 w. P)— A week i Richard ‘A. Acheson, 24, scion of the wealthy carborundum family, was put into Tombs Prison pending a hearing on his father’s charges ‘that he stole valuable pawn tickets.

Edward G. Acheson, ‘the father,

wanted to withdraw the complaint after his son spent a night in jail but was persuaded to let the youth stay oub the week by Magistrate Harry G. Andrews. ‘Judge - Andrews Permitted the complaint to be withdrawn yesterday and young Acheson was released. He would only say that he enjoyed - his incarceration “very.

much

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SLIPS 39: EACH

Housedress length cotton slips with built-up shoulders, hemstitch finish at neck and armholes. Sizes 34 to 52. Bodice

top style also in regular sizes.

Cotton Union Suits . . 65¢

Women's ‘medium weight cot-

ton union suits with built-up : Shedldes, tight knee. Sizes 36

Satin Panties . . . . 50c"

_ Shorty style satin panties. with - elastic at waist. . Tailored or lace trimmed. All sizes. 39¢

Union Suits . . White or ecru color cotton une ion suits. Some have rayon stripe. Sizes 36 to 44.

Balbriggan Pajamas . 50¢

2-pc. style balbriggan pajamas with round neck or with cole lars. Full cut. All sizes.

Rayon Undies

29¢

Plain or novelty weave rayon briefs, panties, stepins, bloomers or vests. Elastic run at waist. Plain tailored. Sizes 27 to 31. ; :

Women’s Slips . . .$1.00

Rayon and cotton knitted slips with built up shoulder and

floss finish at hems. Seconds. Sizes 43 to 50.

2-Pc. Pajamas . . . $1.00 Women’s 2-pe. style tuckstitch

pajamas with long sleeves, zipper opening. Sizes 16 and 17.

HOPKINS AND DOWNEY | ON EXPO COMMISSION [2

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (U. P.).— Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins and Senator Sheridan Downey (D. Cal.) today were named to membership on the United States Commission for the San Francisco Intérnational Exposition. Mr. Hopkins succeeds former Secretary of

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Commerce Daniel €. Roper as chairman and ' Rep. Downey succeeds

former Senator William G. Melee, D. Cal), as vice chairman.

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Best Selection in This Great 2-Day Sale Jobbers Close-Out SALE! Smart Winter

HATS

For 2 Days Only!

®Turbans © Bretons

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® Black ® Brown ® Navy racy Rust - ® Green ® Off-Face

This is the kind of a sale you’ ve been waiting for! 1200 smart winter hats in the styles and colors you want at one of the lowest prices we've ever offered

for this quality!

eadsizes 22 and 23.

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Save around 33% Foundation of 2-way stretch lastex with lace Designed for Misses and Juniors Low back, 4-hose supSmall, medium and large sizes.

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Misses & Juniors Save

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‘January Sale! 339%!

. “Grand Slam” Foundation of 9-Way Lastex

“Grand Slam”

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| SAVE 16% i in This. SALE iveiiats 66 SHEERM ODE” y Wardrobe Silk Stockings.

IN 2, 3 AND 4 THREAD WEIGHTS

This is our first exciting SALE of our exclusive “Sheermode” Wardrobe full-fashioned chiffon stockings . .. and we're saying it with VALUES! This new kind of a silk stocking is so beautifully and evenly woven that only the eye of a trained inspector can discover the occasional tiny un-

the silk thread. Unlike ordinary

hose, the leg and foot of these stockings are knitted in one operation, eliminating any possibility of a “shadow” across the ankle. weights for morning, afternoon and evening wear, in sizes 81% to 10%. wear now and this spring.

In 3 In smart colors to —Downstairs at Ayres.

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gauze diapers.

[0 INFANTS’ GAUZE DIAPERS— First quality, 3-ply, layette size Easy to launder.

with dainty

Start a Savings “Account for Baby With the Money You Save in This

Sale! Infants’ Layette Needs

[J INFANTS’ DRESSES—Infants’ - and toddlers’ hand-finished dresses embroidery

[J INFANTS’ KNIT

and

Fine quality tie style knit gowns with drawstring = bottom and

Clearance! YARD GOODS

GOWNS —

Wash Goods . . . 5c yd.

Damask Remnants, 5c ea.

= ANY KIND oF FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRS

Dry quickly. Well-known brand. Doz. : . [J CRIB BLANKETS—Size - 36x50. Crib blankets with shell stitch edge. Pink or blue [J INFANTS’ FULL SIZE CRIB— In ivory or maple finish. Head and foot decorated panel. Rubber tire swivel wheels, With. mattress. [J INFANTS’ BASSINETTE —1In ivory or maple finish. Link spring with rubber tire swivel wheels. Complete with mattress .....$4.5¢4

sleeves. Full cub ceceicecess.. 440

[0 CURITY CLOTH PADS—Curity layette cloth pads. Size 17x18. ‘30% more absorbent. Easy to launder. Irregulars. ....3 for 94c

\[JBIRDSEYE DIAPERS — Size 27x27 inches. First quality. Hemmed and ready for use.

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[J INFANTS’ CREEPERS — Infants’ handmade creepers in white and pastels i

smocked. trim ................640 [1 INFANTS’ BUNTINGS — Infants’ buntings with zipper fronts and detachable hood. Pink or blue. ....sv.. vin cossnsare nec 980 [1 BABY BATHINETTE—Genuine baby bathinette with guaranteed ‘rubber tub. Has removable cover. Complete for ...............54.25 ' [JINFANTS' BATH SET — Consists of 1 Cannon towel and 2 wash cloths, 1 castile soap, card of safety pins and Johnson baby powder. Complete, 94c.

Plain color and plaid patterns in a serviceable quality wash goods. Remnant lengths. Limited quantity.

Rayon Taffeta . .. 19¢ ¢ ea.

Remnants of % yard to % yards each, of Tayon celanese tafleta.

Quilted Bed Pads . . sl. 00

Size 54x76 inches. NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS!

Useful small pieces of rayon drapery. Many patterns and colors.

Cannon Towels . . 8c ea.

Size 17x34-inch size. A heavy Cannon turkish towel with colored border.

Venetian Blinds . . . $1.98

Odd sizes, please bring measurements. Greatly reduced for clearance. Limited quantity.

10c.,

Sew your own and reap the savings offered in this clearance of yard goods, Remnants in useable lengths of percales, plain color cottons, 50” knitted dress goods, pillow tubing, etc. ~-Downstairs at Ayres.

YPOO, TOE!

Knockout Value! Sale Fur Fabric Coats

For This Quality

Ombre! ® Sizes 11 to 17, 38 to 40 in Group!

. If you've always wanted a fur coat, but couldn’t have one because of the price then here’ 8 a once-in-a-blue-moon opportunity to have a coat that LOOKS like, ~ that feels like and has the warmth and smartness of ‘a eal Persian Fur Coat. Fitted or swagger styles wi

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PERSIAN KURL

. One of Our Lowest Prices

Fitted Styles! * Swagger Styles! * In Black or

h small collars i in sizes 11 to 17 or 38 to 40 in the

One of Our Lowest Prices

For This Quality

A heavy quality 9x12 size all-wool soataléss Axminster ; rug in ia . beautiful floral, Persian, E Rugs that will give you wonderfully long service, puts money in your pocket. In Tose, 1h, taupe

arly

American and. Oriental

Warehouse Clearance Sale! All-Wool 9x12 Seamless Axminster Rugs

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