Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1939 — Page 12

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START ORDERED ON DEARBORN'S FORD PROJECT

Homes to Care for 16,000 And Business Center

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4-H Club Boys Go to Camp Versailles

MYERS TO SELECT

NEW GRAND JURY

Criminal Court Judge Dewey E.|

Myers was to select a new grand jury today that will remain in session until Dec. 31. He will select the six members from a panel of 50. Sixty-six persons indicted during the last term will be arraigned Monday and Tuesday. Among tham will

be Edward PF. Peck, former Wayne Township justice of the peace who is accused of embezzlement and failure to account to his successor, George Wilson, a cab driver, will enter a plea to an indictment charging him with murder in connection with the death of James Golden, who died after an alleged attack in a taxicab barn,

Three men alleged to have driven autos involved in fatal accidents, will be arraigned. They are George N. Royer, Robert White and Thomas Wallace,

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RICHMOND OWES $33,801 BACK TAX

RICHMOND, Ind., July 6 (U. P.). —City Attorney Henry U. Johnson today told City officials that Richmond owes $33,801 in back taxes with penalty and interest for the County and State. The City has failed to make tax payments since 1935 when the first installment on 1934 taxes was due. The city joined with other municipalities in fighting payment of State and County taxes on the municipal light plant,

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DEARBORN, Mich., July 6 (U. P.). | —Trustees of the Ford Foundation; § announced today that construction | will begin at once on a $1,525,000! business center and residential community on land donated by Henry Ford. The project will be known as the Springwells Park subdivision, com- | prising 1069 acres on which houses will be built eventually to accomo- |

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“Half-Price Sale” WOMEN'S SAMPLE

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Special Purchase and Sale of regular $1.98 dresses! All new summer styles in sheer

Summer Store Hours 9:30 to 5 Daily, 9:30 to 1 Saturday

Construction will start at once, § the announcement said. on the business center, 15 apartment buildings and 53 single homes. Additional |#

Times Photo. Fifty-one Marion County 4-H Club boys today | mother, Mrs. Rufus Mahrling, 5934 BE. 2ist St. In | the background Miss Dorothy Ricks of R. R. 1, Bridgeport, Ind. tells her nephew, Marion, 12, to have a good time.

Dressy and Tailored Summer DRESSES

Spun rayons, “Bemberg” rayons and sheer rayon crepes in beautiful summer prints! Sizes 12 to 52. Included are a few

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White HANDBAGS

much higher priced dresses White simulated grain or patent bags! All are styled right, fully rayon lined and fitted. Tophandle, pouch

in broken sizes! or underarm! é :

Clearance! Wom’s 39c, 59¢ Gloves 1 ? i C

School Fund Hearing Tuesday— Odd lots of string knit and crochet gloves. Slip-on cuff $399

An 11-year-old boy with a taste but not a purse for taxi and amusement park rides, was in the Juvenile Detention Home today accused by police of seven larcenies amounting to S50. He was picked up when he offered a woman restaurant owner four cents for a sandwich and then, as she was preparing it, attempted to loot the cash register, ic Later, police said, he admitted the other robberies. He said he had not seen his mother for five years, that his father has remarried and lives in Wisconsin, and that he lives with his grandparents who, he claimed, give him no spending money,

: | styles! White, navy and brown. Sizes 6 to 8. The State Tax Board will conduct

a hearing Tuesday on an Indianap- | : 15 Price Sale! $7.98 Formals

olis School Board request for addi- | Broken colors and size assortments in lovely sum- ‘ mer formals for misses and women!

tional emergency appropriations for | the remainder of 1939 totaling $2.- | White & Pastel $2.99 & $3.99 COATS & SUITS

951,057. The request is part of the The COATS of rayon

Finance Corp. Leases Quarters— | The Consolidated Finance Corp. has! leased the ground floor and basement of the Consolidated Building, | [111 N. Pennsylvania St, Klein & Kuhn, real estate agency, has an-! nounced. The basement contains; safety deposit and other fireproof vaults,

Board's 1939-40 budget which totals sharkskin, string knits and

$6,871,318. waffle cloth in boxy styles! Sizes 14-20. The SUITS of rayon sharkskin in mannish styles! Sizes 12 to 18.

69c to 99¢c Wash DRESSES

Just 200 of these quality cotton wash dresses reduced for Friday and Saturday! Colorfast florals, dots and plaids!

Clearance! $2 and $2.95 HATS

Women's straws, felts and fabrics in smart styles! Slightly counter soiled! Light and dark colors!

Clearance Women’s $1.25 HATS

Straws and Felts, slightly mussed from handling! In light and dark colors!

Legion to Show Film July 19— A special showing of “America Honors Her Dead,” donated to the American Legion by the American | Brotherhood of Railway Clerks will | Battle Monuments Commission, will ‘hold its annual picnic all day Sun-|be shown at the War Memorial day at Longacre Park, Big Four | Auditorium at 8 p. m. July 19. The | System members from throughout | film of eight reels is accompanied 'the state are planning to attend. PY sound.

An intra-union softball game will | Turners Plan Party—The Athe‘be played in the afternoon. {naeum Turners will hold a garden ae party Saturday from 6 p. m. until 12:30 a. m. During the steak dinner Eddie Clark and Mr. and Mrs. {Orville O'Sallon will be featured

EUROPEAN LEGUME | | 1S TESTED IN TEXAS 9) a roller skating floor show, ~~ Dancing will begin at 9:30 p. m.

PL PASO. Jer, dy 8 SL PAS Gru tn See Avte BilwiseTWo m0 ; ; : ; s PF AVSRRY lub to See Auto Films— - | —Fifteen Rio Grande valley farmers tion pictures will be presented by

jare making tests to determine the the Chevrolet division of the Gen{possibility of introducing a new | eral Motors Corp. sales promotion ‘building crop in the Southwest. It department at the Optimist Club (is fenugreek, a legume of the clover luncheon at the Columbia Club at family. It has been grown in Europe | 12:15 p. m. tomorrow. J. D. Cam-| |

and Northern Africa for centuries brey is to represent Chevrolet Mo- | 3 for its soil replenishing qualities. | tors. | Women Ss Sport SHIRTS RT EE : {i Broadcloth and cotton knit slipover Sport Shirts in white and pastels! Broken sizes and colors.

2 and 3-Piece PLAY SUITS

Regularly $1.29 to $1.98! One and two-piece styles with matching skirts! Colorfast prints and gingham checks! Sizes 12-20.

and colors in new rough straws and felts! New turbans, large Women’s $1.29, $1.98 Slack Suits % A separate “In & Outer” blouse with matching slacks, of pre-shrunk hopsacking and crash! Natural! Sizes 12-18.

brims, high crowns and bon$2.98 Lastex Swim Suits % jos

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Regular $1.25 to $2.95 SUMMER HATS J

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history, garages. Much of the land will be| <iq goodby here to his sister, Myra, 9, and his ranging from $5300. The new homes will be for sale Wednesday at Forest Park, nobles- | Creek observatory, postponed last ? (Inc, was elected vice president of completed within a specified length! speak at the July 19 luncheon at Mars, which is closer to the earth The club is composed of men not| night's meeting. - “Regimentation” of the medical proPHILADELPHIA, July 6 (U. P). vesterday. He praised Government by full settlement—$100 — to its Esme Pole Stuart of Folkstone,'8 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly. PE) ; Bs IX ig 2 5 wy CHROME - LUX! L KES 23

Each unit will have every voters devoted to landscaping. Rentals in| CIRCLING THE CITY Sites Also Available : to the public and the apartments ville. Wives and friends of mem- | ight because of the thundershow- | i i : : : i y 8 3 < ra | of time, | Canary Cottage. A night meeting is|jow than at any time in the past{125 than 40 years old and its pur-| fession under Government super—A $6 annual ground rental estab- | agencies, however, for work to conEnglish owner. England, a descendant of William 512 N. Tlinois St. Frank E. Hanna, 2 DISC FROM A CAN OF SPR PLATED

apartments and homes will be added later, it said. It is one of the largest housing projects in Detroit's recent convenience including air-condition- | were at Camp Versailles, near Versailles, Ind., for ing, electric garbage disposal and| , yj ee.day stay. Torvald Mahrling, 13. vesterday apartments will be in the medium price range, the announcement said, and the houses will be sold at prices _The Ford Foundation was estab-| yo nior Chamber Plans Picnic—| Astronomers Meet Sunday—The) 40 Plus Club Elects Jones—Iliff lished in 1936 to handle charitable The junior Chamber of Commerce Indiana Astronomical Society open] Jones. manager of the life insurance enterprises of Mr. and Mrs. Ford. will hold a picnic at 2:30 p. m.| house at the 73d St. and Crooked! department of Gregory & Appel, | Will be for public rental. Home sites bers are to be guests. lers, will be held Sunday night. Wal- ie 30 Puy Sot o hens 3 fhe) also will be available to any pur-| john H. munger, director of the ter Wilkins, editor of the Society's o sr it | chaser provided that building is tate Division of Corrections, is to| publication, will discuss the planet|l: O: Bre Dm ulus | . py is find employment for men | ry (to be held at the Lake Shore Coun- five years. Telescopes will be used por Se Allen of the SETTLE RENT AFTER try Club July 26. | With the lecture, IL. S. Ayres & Co spoke at last 153 YEARS ELAPSE Hits Medical Regimentation— | vision was opposed by Albert Stump, : = ney, i ddress before the lished on a property here 133 years attorney, jan : ago by John Penn. Jr. grandson Kiwanis Ciub at the Columbia Club of William Penn, has been ended! trol disease. Walter J. Carlin, the tenant, be- Spanish Veterans to Meet—Maj. came the owner by paying $100 in Harold C. Megrew Camp 1, United full settlement to Miss Rosalind Spanish War Veterans, will meet at Penn. ‘commander, will preside. PEN {13° 3 BIG [2:~ iLL 3-LB. av gle LUX souks 3 ik 19¢ GOLD DUST 19 =

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Summer Store Hours 9:30 to 5 Daily, 9:30 to 1 Saturday

“JULY SALES!”

Hundreds of Pairs From Our Regular Stock Plus a Great Special Purchase of Women’s

Regular $2%, $3 and 4° ummer

Shoes 59

Uppers of Pair

WHITE KID 2 Pairs 53

WHITE MESH WHITE DOESKIN NATURAL MESH BLUE KID BLACK MESH Save $1.36, $2.36 or $3.36 a pair on these lovely summer shoes! A sensational sale in shoes that are the last word in fashion, the quality is all firsts, the style is “summer” and the savings are tremendous! High cuban or low heels! Dress, sport or street models! Siges 3}; to 9, AAA to B. iat Red

Girls’ June Preston Dresses

Odd lots of better dresses in sheers and percales . .. also two-in-one dresses in this sale! Sizes 3-6, 7-14.

Clearance! Girls’ Play Clothes Girls’ slacks, shorts and sun suits! Also long pants suits! Sizes 3 to 8 in the lot!

nets! Broken assortment! One-piece skirted front models, brassiere top, backless! Broken color assortment. Sizes 34 to 38.

Famous Make 20x40 &

cottons, spun rayons and novelty fabrics! Replenish your dress supply now! Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. Women’s 44c Broadcloth SLIPS 3 3 pioota edge trim! Sizes 34 to 44. © - Women’s Rayon UNDERWEAR Plain or novelty rayon panties, stenins, briefs and vests! 19. Tailored or lace trim styles! Regular sizes. ANKLETS and SOCKS Women’s and children's anklets (Buster Brown make), vy Women’s FAMOUS “FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM” %* All Perfect! All Expertly Tailored! Full Cut! % Every Seam Covered, Reinforced at Strain Points! for 9 Tearose! %* Usually 39%¢ With “Fruit-of-the-Loom Guarantee”! Extra Sizes 9 & 10 . , . Regular 59% Each, 29¢ Values . . . 39¢ Each. Knee-Length SILK HOSE i 1 foot! Also full-length hose. Sizes 815 to 10%. ¢ SALE! MEN’S SHIRTS New patterned shirts or white broadcloth shirts with THE non-wilt, stand-up collars! Standard sizes 14-17, Men’s Fancy SOX, 3 Prs. Plain or fancy patterns in men’s rayon and cotton Dye —. RINGLESS, full-fashioned chiffon silk hose, 4-thread weight!" French heel, cra- 0 dle foot, garter-run-stop! New shades! Sizes 8'2-1012¢ qe Ae Girls’ $1 BATHING SUITS ! 5 { Girls’ all-wool swim suits in sun-back styles! Colors Ce 22x44 BATH TOWELS of blue, red and green! Sizes 8 to 16. SALE! 21c, 25c Infants’ Wear Receiving blankets, flannelette gowns and kimonos, Ce : Silver Plated FLATWARE Regularly 10c, 15¢ and 25c! Spoons, forks, knives and ¢ tablespoons! Samples and odd patterns! Again Wasson's give you ¢ 1 88

Non-cling broadcloth slips with built-up shoulders and in plain colors. Sizes 8 to 10. 10 %* 5 Different Styles! All-silk hose with picot tops, french heels and cradle socks! Sizes 10 to 12. y v Women’s Full-Fashioned quilted pads, training pants, etc.! SE ENT this sensational value! 2Tone, solid color and 2tone white ground heavily tufted spreads! All wanted colors! All double bed sizes!

“Haynes,” “DunDee” and “Cannon” Turkish Towels in plaids, colored borders 20: . and solids! All first quality! 1/» PRICE SALE! $7.99, NOW ONLY S§1 to $4 Pair! Just 63 pairs, all 100 in. wide yards long! All wanted colors! 29. to 39- YARD GOODS ALL NEW! ALL COLORFAST! ALL FULL BOLTS! Description Regularly 36-Inch Pre-Shrunk Sheer Muslin 29¢ Yard 36-Inch Mercerized Fancy Stripe Lawn 29¢ Yard 36-Inch Novelty Fancy Repp Sheer 39-Inch Printed Fine Lawn 36-Inch Mercerized Sheer Lawn ~ 39-Inch Chenille Dot Voile | 39-Inch Fine Mercerized Printed Lawn ra 36-Inch Satin Stripe Lawn 39-Inch Permanent Finished Printed Lawn Va vil 39-Inch Sheer Mercerized Printed Lawn

44-Inch Pin Dot Curtain Marquisette 44-Inch Small Cushion Dot Marquisette

Quantity 500 Yards 400 Yards 800 Yards "1300 Yards 1200 Yards "300 Yards 500 Yards "200 Yards "800 Yards "1800 Yards 800 Yards 1100 Yargs

in 2 jumbo sizes! Come Regularly $1.99 to 1 0 ff (the pair) and 2% /2 36 to 39-Inch DRESS GOODS! 42 to 44 -Iinch CURTAIN GOODS! 29¢ Yard

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