Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1939 — Page 7

' FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1939 . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

| KEACH SHELVES [1 Fog | TRAFFIC SURVEY Experts Puzzle Over PLANS FOR BITY| Licht Never Before

Seen by Humans.

Project With Federal Aid| GemENscray. nv. sume You Ban Buy WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY (U. J) — weird, uis Would Not Be Worth light never seen before by human |j N AN Block's 4 eh A “CENTSIBLE” SUCCESS 8

Expense, He Says. a Sou Wesivie g-X-T-E-N-D-E-D y We've planned a Downstairs Store full of last-minute : ¢ Account ideas . . . things you can rush in and pick up in a

The glow, described as “bluish” - ay har ; A Federally financed traffic sur- x S Charg - iffy . . . things you reaily need to start you off on a vey will not be held in Indianapolis| fOr want of a more accurate de J Department \ v : ; Y - scriptive word, suddenly appeared Xe V. of Accounts, Aa glorious week-end and a bang-up Fourth!

{ , for some time, if ever. Leroy Keach : : : ? : ; ’| while scientists were testing in- 3 Fourth Safety Board president, said today. g Floor

A survey to be financed for the| Sulating liquids, most part by WPA money was aban- It appeared between two elec- A

Dive In for This New Shipment!

BATHING SUITS

doned in th elimi trodes immersed in a synthetic, here a a ap ney Sisyes high-boiling fluid and became inMr. Keach explained that a study| creasingly brilliant as the voltof similar surveys made in Detroit.| 88¢ Was stepped up. ¢

Mich., and Louisville, Ky., convinced ® = =

City officials that the survey was not R. SAUL BUSHMAN, assist- . . worth the money at this time. ant director of the ISbOFa- Smart One-Piece Styles in

Explains Lack of Value tories, could not say whether the the Colors You Want e oo o

If the survey had been adopted light belonged in the “continuous” > Ap PN ® Rayon and lastex, wool and lastex <li 50MS here the City's share of the coSt| spectrum with the incandescent AS SE with shirring, some without. Note the would have amounted to $15.000. Be- illumination commonly used in ; ; ' . cause less than 100 men would have " “ " i built-up bras . . . the : hiele 7 homes or in the “band” spectrum PE ; J been used in the work, the value of| gin, "carhon dioxide and nitrogen : ANSEL a TR careful shaping to give the project for employment purposes lamps ; : oe 2 that p erfect {it you 50 . would not have been great, Mr. Dr. Bushman said no practical \ / a ES QJ 4 3 desire. Sizes for wom-

Keach explained. y Eo . After inspecting the Louisville and use hed been Found for the new : } EY A NG en and misses!

Detroit surveys, City officials here light.

concluded that accident prevention 4% TC ST ENE Sf EE WB iy . studies already made of local condi- \ 3 Ci od we a ; Ye With the Detail of Classics! tions had resulted in about the same nN : E/E 1 ] that the original $15,000 cost would Hy BRIGHT PRINTS of any lasting value. tersections were studied and that for Given at Playground Ran CRE Bl have pleats, too, and

findings as the larger survey would be only the beginning of more exHe explained that in the two sur- First of Weekly Programs gi hn ele :] ) The playsuits have flared pleated shorts with fc the full value of the study all dan- 8 : SN . » | gerous intersections would have to On Fall Creek. ON nn : oe buttons down t h e 1 00 |

i 2-PIECE PLAY SUITS Added to this, Mr. Keach believes S AFETY PL AYS | ol | . penditures if the survey was to be n— AN ; veys inspected only sample street in- high cut excellent fitting tops! The skirts la* be checked. i ——— N\ 4 front! Gay prints and

> Cites Known Data The first in a series of nine week- =) SE tig g “We already know that we need|ly safety plays by playground 1zes Sy more policemen on the force. We|onauns was presented last night at

also know that streets should be « widened, more signs placed in dan-| the Fall Creek playground. The

gerous areas and many other safety plays are designed to teach avoid-

measures should be enacted.” Mr. ance of hazards while at play. : un W Pl IT E 4 A Ny D i A G o Keach said. “We don’t have to pay They are supervised jointly by 3 | . $15,000 to find that out.” : ;

y David Milligan, WPA recreation RN > Mr. Keach added that he was not| == =~ “_ Sis ties Same : in any way ridiculing the WPA but| division; Frank Luzar, of the City ; We Shoud Sell Them ui

BLOCK’S—Downstairs Store.

: SS vev would Recreation Department, and Sergt. % : Sot be worth the money when| Albert C. Magenheimer of the Acci- Lo 1 for $1.00, But the > ; employ- dent Prevention Bureau. : a Sh : : i by Tewiits sen eniviny Children who appeared last night B§ Le Sy Price Is Only S01 Salgouncs Huy yepesented! ; va : This is a special purchase . . . otherwise THE PRICE

3 POSTMASTERS IN TC wii-towell Keeney, Joan |} 2 Rh oo) : : : WOULD BE $1.00! Hold-everything styles . . . styles STATE CONFIRMED Crawford, Edward Mitchell, Herman y . : | that are only a handful! All in WHITE in grains hat | Berkowitz, Edward Ball, John Craw- LA Se nad closely simulate pig, alligator, calf and ostrich leathers! WASHINGTON, June 30 (U. py 100, il el ie . Shay i ESCALATORS to Block’s Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store —The Senate late yesterday ap- (or; 61st and Broadway—Lois Rich-| proved the nominations of the fol- ardson, Mary Jensen, Marjorie |

lowing Indiana postmasters: | Parker, Norman Reed, Richard Just What You Need Knut in One Process From Top to Be oer. Were. Roy Sheen, Carl Schultheis, Pat Evard, § For Over-the-Fourth Travel! Toe... To Eliminate the Pos-

James R. Morrissey; Warsaw, Roy | pjckie Richardson and Harvey Cur- |

E. K. Brown. | son, director. i bila m S at Ankle ! George Washington Park—George | sibility of R 9 | Head, Donald Head, Lyla Luckey, | RED SPIDERS | Robert Luckey, Judith Ann Jones, | y | Dick Good, Rosemary Cady, Arnold | ® 18, 21 and 24-inch :

| Wajenborg, Donald Hawkins and |

Are Attacking | Dennis Oldham; School 70—Dickie | Overnight Cases Morgan, Catherine Kiefer, Herbert | EVERGREENS NCW | Seidensticker, Lois Simon, Ronnie ® Matching 18-inch | Sm¥ithmeyer, Jerry Rapoport, Bar-| Landscaping done successfully |i bara Brunson, Sue Naughton and | Hat Boxes BB

NOW, by graduate landscape | Miss Emily Mae Johnson, director; | Constructed in the light weight vou want for week-end men. Let us figure with you. | 49th St. and Arsenal Ave.—Charles travel . . . but Cs ree WITHSTAND THE HARD

Fn Si | KNOCKS IT'S CERTAIN TO RECEIVE! Smartly covered

| 5 i ad with water repellant canvas! Rayon lined and fitted with y = ' ® Gazing [mayne fae Brookehire and Miss | excellent grade of hardware, With EXTRA BEAUTY . . | Glob | Poems by Lyla Luckey and Judith | EXTRA WEAR and That | a= bi You Don’t Have to H : oles | Ann Jones also were included | 3 ou on ave 10 nave ] ree Custom Ankle Fit... All | ’ : | a Wisp of a Figure to | | E

Feat Better D d Eni S -90 STANDARD OIL HEIR Solid wood construction covered with sh Veron Wil Aoptorel Enjoy the Comfort of

| olive green fiber! 29-Inch size with re- oe 5 : FLIES FOR AMERICA| | rovebi iro i Tt % {| 2WAY STRETCH | ESCALATORS to Block’s Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store. 1 ; ; Fit Perfectly! i i : . CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Virgin - - | igror ars or o | Wen sat fe | o ALL-IN-ONES

Bi { Islands, June 30 (U. P.).—Richard % iT ird Archbold, Standard Oil heir, and rr aa Qualities . Baths five companions arrived at 3:15 4 : HEE % a a. m. (Indianapolis Time) today Evenly Knit

after an 1l-month exploration ex- 7 \ 3 Throughout! & and $ pedition to the South Sea islands. re : : : ® ? | : $ 50 a Mr. Archbold made his flight in| ) ; Fa 2 3-Threads for Dress! GIRDLES : his airplane Guba, in behalf of the 2 Sai ® 4-Threads for Daily Wear! Shin Up Americal Museum of Natural His-| 1 B\\ i . wr ; he ig tory, New York. : AUN 3 These NEW and REVOLUTIONARY stockings Eliminates : hy He said that his success on his Wa ¢ d f i th ful : = iH We have a complete selection dee POTTENGER expedition had exceeded his hopes. Eo ; are products of one ot the most successtu Rings at Ankle! fae on signed for the small, the average He expects to leave tomorrow on a ; J D3 = ¥ makers of this type of hose. Get several pairs g ag Soi {1 and the large figure! ALL-IN-ONES Open Evenings HA-2524-J hg flight to New York. : | » a Say . . . you'll buy more later. Ali new shades... a maida De with lace uplift bras . . . panty or s e expedition found new native £3 ) : with imperfections so minute as to be per- | ~ FF 2 .. |} supporter styles, medium and large

34th St. and Lafayette Rd. | iribes, kangaroos that climb trees, : ) : : y and rats three feet long. ceptible only to an expert! EXCLUSIVE IN ea Tanna | FL : sizes! GIRDLES in panty, supporter

| & LL er ha a : Rein? t! ! eR Rooaaag and banded style or with detachable ; : INDIANAPOLIS with BLOCK'S DOWN- SS sreamen F ¥ ne crotch and supporters! Small, me

R YOUR VACATION | day STAIRS STORE. Sizes 8!/; to 101/,. VN Ty Sr oh large sizer: Practical as Well as ris a oi = A BLOCK’'S—Downstairs Store, Pretty for the Fourth! : Just in Time

WHITE CREPE TURBANS | for Fourth Fun! Always pretty .. . but prac- Lo) , The land of gay tical because they're non- LER a y crushable, if you carry them 1 1] ¥ | R : by GIRLS 9, $1 15 is % fiestas and senoritas ee]

for hours . . . and com-

fortable if you wear them all he p L A Y T 0 6 S a N gives us the latest tie det) Foy 3 2 \ : Bray BLOCK'S—Downstairs Store, 50s i 3 ) shoe fashion!

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® T b % 2 3 ©® Crepes urbans sizes 7 to 14. LY WOMEN 13 W. P * Wide, Wide @ Even crepe camp suits for sizes $ / io . v 23 Wash. St. : ® Fabrics Brims to 6% (these require no ironing). ‘ {

Mothers! Here are play togs . . . and more play togs . . . the kind daughters pout to live in . . . the kind that cut down on laundry time! All fast i color cottons . . . nicely tailored!

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