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” FRIDAY, DEC. 29, 1939 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 The Gallup Poll Shows— |

| Mayor Clawed | ® Open Every Thurs- |

day and Saturda CHAMBERLAIN'S | 11 Line of Dury TOMORROW =Another Great Day! Night Until POPULARITY ON PLYMOUTH, Ind, Dee. 99.—It's |

TELEPHONE LI. 8531 | getting so a mayor these days : . i

| doesn't even have to scratch his | own head about legislative mati

ters. Take Mayor Abner Broman | | of Plymouth for instance.

Rec Last Council meeting night he | oont Survey Proves n | was a little late and Councilmen Pm Dick Bybee and Stanley Brown, er Cent of Voters Sup Clerk-Treasurer Mearl Ca port War Policies. and City Engineer Jesse Botset preceded him. | They waited a moment, and | By DR. GEORGE GALLUP then decided to go on up to Coun- | Director, American Institute of Public | Cil chamber and wait. They | Opinion, turned into the stairway and a | PRINCETON, N. J. Dec. 29 | large cat which had been sleeping Prime Minister Neville Chamber-| 8t the top was awakened and lain’s popularity with British vot-| frightened in the order named.

ers has increased sharply since the The cat jumped but overshot Hot Specials for S P FE Cl ‘AL SA VI N GS ON F AM 0 US LAB ORA TOR Y- TE S TED outbreak of war, according to] the mark and missed Councilmen COLD WEATHER!

soundings of British sentiment by| Bybee and Brown, flew past Clerk the British Institute of Public| Strombeck and grazed Engineer

- oe 99) Opinion, affiliate of the American| BOtset. Just then Mayor Broman NY ; Institute turned the corner into the stair- 3 EER § A Soy g Just before the declaration of war| WAV and the cat landed on his Ra | ARR TN In September, 59 per cent of Brit-| head, scratching several holes in 4 * So

ons polled by the British Institute| DiS hat and a hole or two in his said they approved of Mr. Cham-| SCalp and cheek. berlain as Prime Minister, The| He was treated by a physician

i “3 J N N 0 NN NR a — als 3 Soman 7 dav’ ’ F ~~—2\ SALE OF most recent survey found the vote and the Council meeting was LE ¥ 3 - 0 orth at Least EL 00 on To y S Market. A har / NOTIONS of approval had risen to 71 per| ctlled to order. _ NN ie S ; : oy cent—an increase of 12 points. rr Ea fy & ; Mr. Chamberlain's personal popu- T 8 \

1 “ s — SE 3. Each arity as director of Britain's war PLANS _— a: 4 { ie (an Souter, the studies BIx99-In. Torn Size

show, than it was when he pursued

5 & I AG ~ ¢ Buttons e policy of “appeasement” a ye i : RS ; ? § NA ago. Pp mene” 8 year % Every Sheet Cellophane Wrapped F Tapered After Munich J Y

® Buckles cs A NEB ® Ribbons . ready to use! Guaranteed PA o i DN NH ® Pins : y ’ S 4 ¢ X % red] 1 British surveys conducted short- K ] for 4 YEARS’ household use! NN f ; § Seedle vy after Munich found the Cham- : NN) Wise home-makers will snap up \ = , ! \ \ 4 ; { . f \ $B §3 jy X 3 NS 0 Ta e, eto, hens Sopulsrity curve stoping | Vary From $2500 to $7000; \ OP the chance to get America's fa- X ownward, reaching a low of 3 . ye rE 5 cent in December. oss. A fi oe Exposition to Open 3 yorite Sigs a He a followed until March, 1939, when . RE 3 Launderite . . . known from coas Adolf Hitler's swift invasion of Here April 12. MRR Nal to coast for good, honest service, Prana Iii a flurry of criticism in Ey Launderins Son L Oother this ngland against “appeasement” of! , ifirati sturdy sheet a particle , . . the dictator powers, and the Prime], ative SUsuilieabions oy he comes from the tub fresh, crisp, Minister's popularity began to de- | ree houses to grace the Indian-

cline, |apolis Home Show this year have LEATHER JACKETS smooth. Tight, rugged weave.

| Snow-white, The trend was abruptly halted by been issued and building contracts the Polish crisis and the declaration |

‘ 3 \ \ a SNS NG wd ! Sn NN oF: en rigs Je on | will be awarded Jan. 10, J. F. Cant- S08 \ ; nst Germany. The results! : ; . well, g 4 P88 7. of the most recent survey follows: | lI, managing director Said today Ea

a { The three houses will vary in In general do you approve or

81x99-Inch 4 5 72x99-Inch : : ; price from $2500 to $7000, excludin A “4-Star” feature! 17-Oz. all- $120 . .veeve EB He SIZE were QisApprove, Serpr Chamberlain as|the cost of the lots. There will be a| Wool body lining. Slide fastener me Minister? town house, an “everyman's house” front closing. Patented adjust-

71% [and a holiday house. It will be the able all-wool muffler type inner 81x108-Inch 3 le 63x99-Inch

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|first Home Show with more than conlas for Warmth {SIREN hor | “ » cordovan. 25's Inches long. Sizes Many factors may account for the | one Conlisl "rome 34 to 48. ' “1 a rise in Mr, Chamberlain's popu- Zoning More Informal 2x108-Inch -~ Launderite ® 2 . > v 1 uy hee August. {oe Bren The three houses, Mr. Cantwell Si $iz8 . ..vvu. EB, Je Pillowcases, Ea Lgl Joss 2 said, is indicative of a new trend in as ¥ Nnity oe I | home building. More emphasis is be- ; OR pe teu tn IniEn Js way. |Ing placed yearly on informal zon- \ 4 a of aay rine Nonister ne. wv “on |ing of residential areas with regard Lh : . i i » i & or Y & a whether his fellow countrymen weve | 1 S28, Kirh and beauty of neigh \ $ satisfied with the government's con- 8 5

. v * ny ® ( Ww » F I ” 1 The Home Show will emphasize NM e in bw U n 1 O in | |] 1 S : > 1 yi ' . duct of the war. this int 3 ; . y ; A hy S point. It will offer the latest \

Volers Satisfied twists in design and proper fabrica-

In this connection, a British m< Yon of the Indiana home.

: | Sr HY GAITERS Stitute survey made public a forte] THE own hous Fi) ave ies iE rE iE to 46 % night ago showed that, although ap- basement and a two-car garage It | SEE | T fag b Jk F-3 : proximately one person ) : 3 pe Pre

in teni.. thought the fighting should be Will cost about $7000.

called off, the great majority of ‘Everyman's’ Costs $4509

TAI $ {iE & : \ Smart snap-on style, with res ; % : EN § = hy : bY stand-up cuff, made of fine ig SOLS Dbres satisfaction The “everyman’s house” will have ! ’ 30 y | 0) Ce : 1 quality black or brown rubber ) i o Ret pi ments prosecution) two bedrooms, a dinette, half-base- : aR s¥ 3 : ¢ 13 : ty with neat embossed design. of. :1e war a\ the presen Suns, ment and a ons-car garage. It will | ; S R y 5 Lightweight. Sizes 4 to 9 “Are you satisfied or dissatisfied | oogt about $4500. : § a 4 ! ightweignt. Jizes 7. Paip a Government's conduct off “ne third house is to be designed if oe : 3 :

by Leslie Ayres. It will be of the 10°/. Wool i th d j Satisfied “chalet” type suitable for southern {8 i 5 : /o YY OOI| In every rea F Fi » Dissatisfied Indiana, it will be called the “hol- I : \ Fo : th haut L EN i Men's Dress Rubbers Stop the war .... iday house” and cost $2500. : oe Ra { =—warmer tnrougnour. Long 3 iy : No opinion soy Home Show will open April Men’s All-Wool 0 | or short sleeves. Ankle \ if. q The war crisis has affected Pres- Ips tus SS a The i \ § = = He #] EN A De ident Roosevelt's popularity in the pair Grounds. Merritt Harrison, MACKINAWS of 4 SE Sng, LG i Unhea Se as the Same) jecal architect, is president for 1940. 3 lain’s popularity in England.

a Pair ———— 3 A alk p We also carry Men's Union yo } : : LL ; . 1 98 a a. TE Suits in 9 other price groups. \VT bi Black service rubber, as, 9 NEW AIR CORPS 4-9 CMT Te a : ’ : » Y : 5 3 2 11SN. tious nan of smgmens toed| GROUPS PLANNED! 55.0; woot metton mackinaws. Men's Part-Wool Hose iy %

Wide or nar- : : Double-breasted; 32-inch length President Roosevelt shows a sharp nev oi . - rise beginning in August and con- WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 (U. P.). coat, Fancy pinchback; all

. WN i B\ ow toe. Rayon and acetate or part-wool socks in an ex- C ONG Tr tinuing through October, when 649. 1he Army's program for strength-| around 3-piece belt. Deep Pr,

ing def 1 ib kets. N bl Si cellent assortment of patterns. Reinforced heels Low or o > . y > Rt ! per cent of voters polled said they | 58 lenses In the Calihan and Foomy 2c en. Navy blue. Sires

Y| the Pacific was emphasized further 34 to 48. and toes. Elastic or rib tops. Sizes 10 to 12. Dress Heels proved of M REORYL © Presi-| yesterday when War Secretary Har-

: ry H. Woodring announced that After a slight setback the follow-|,> Nar A ; il AH HHT ing month, the Roosevelt popular- ew au su ps groups will be 0 ity curve continued upward in De-| had

i N i TR x | The new organizations will Ie | co JI : hoon: Te i aihcrsate In RIS | equipped with recently purchased | = * o ® 3 a AUSISE nas been| planes that now are being delivered. o ! epprosimately. 7 points, as £om=| They will include a bombing group Chamber i 12-soim Sain for Mfisnd pursuit group for Puerto Rico, Chamberlain in England. another pursuit group and a bom- &

Delmar group for the Canal Zone, a bombing group for Hawaii and a MEDICINE MEN NOW {composite group for Alaska. The

CHARGE FOR SERVICE ‘other three new groups will be di-

vided among many continental

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Everybody Is . t * ie fo Talking About Sears Big

Clothing Sale! SEMI-ANNUAL a mi en ne CHEST HI 1 (Lh CE

gE alee BEd 0 AA % ey COLD I Every Suit . ... Every seeaqs. Epa oo & : ” ; EVALINE T. M’CORD MISERY | Topcoat . . Every O'coa |

stations. BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 29 (U. P)).

ag —Paiute Indian medicine men, or FILL EM UP! shamans,” as they are called in| PATRBANKS Alaska Dec. 29 their native language, have now be-| (U.P) _The City Council has come so modernized that they granted 23 applications for 1940 charge regular doctor's fees for cast-| cocktail bar licenses. The populaing out evil spirits and other native tion of Fairbanks is 2101. medical treatment. RR i een

Furthermore, so strictly modern

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Oil Burning ps HEATER

39.95 Vacuum Cleaner and 7.50 Garment Bag a ir 93 Only >t 4

$2.50 Down—$3 Monthly Usual Carrying Charge

DEAD AT OKLANDON/ 195% rubiimass ches, shack y 2 Keduced/

THEN i OAKLANDON, Ind, Dec. 20.—Mrs.| Vieng cod, 8 thick layer of FASHION TAIL. . :

Evaline Todd McCord, who died yes- Rub on the chest and cover ORED SUITS, TOP- STAUNTON

Foie 15 be burt rare i with a warmed cloth. erday, is to be buried here following services at the McCord Funeral] RIGHT AWAY, VapoRub goes to SUITS for Younger COATS ad RRY “e HURRY Incomparable O'COAT. Famous HU Men. P

Home here at 2 p. m. tomorrow. She| Work—Iloosens phlegm —eases Values at $19.75. at $19.75. 2 Trous-

was 84. muscular soreness or tightness— Survivors include four sons, Frank, clears air passages—relieves Terrific at— ers. Reduced!

Elijah, Jesse and Talmage; and four| coughing. And often by morning,

daughters, Mrs. Grace Davidson,| Most of the Mrs, Alice Apple, Mrs. Fannie Brooks pr gid of the ICK and Mrs. Nellie Alford. cold 1s gone, VaroRus

Air-O-Flame oil-bu rning : heater with two 4-inch burn 12 #5 oh ie ers. Crackle black finish, oa Yous il RASA, woven asbestos rings, none ‘leaner : o Se / X $3 Down—$4 Monthly pa 3 28 fo \ og Yalves leg leveling Usual Carrying Charge ;

Such Sensational Savings May Never Come Your Way Again

In spite of unsettled market conditions we've blasted prices because it's an \i

SALE OF AY" fia PERMANENT

WAVES

No Appointment Necessary

* Grey, Dyed or Bleached Hair Our Specialty

old Sears custom not to carry over clothing from one season to another! So oe ALLL ELLE hurry! At the rate they're EXTRA TROUSE going we won't be able to

promise complete assort$2.50 Maxine Wave, sale price $1.45 MEN'S TOP- ments much jonger. Come FASHION TAIL $4.00 New Sheene, sale price.$1.95 5 COATS and eB AR biggest cloth= ORED Suits, Yop: $4.00 Tru-Artes, sale price...$2.45 : O'COATS. Former- ORED Suits, Top

ing sale. ‘ at $5.00 Helene Curtis, sale price $3.45 : ly Fl big Bi ues : $7.50 Park Ave., sale price. ..$3.75 : worth Only Sears Could ping You NO WAITING $5.50 Eugene Wave, sale price $3.70 : Such Quality at Suc NE mein ment ear $10.00 Duchess, nat'l. adv. ...$5.00

Hair Cut or Manicure

® All Wool Fashion Tailored Suits. $5.50 Tru-Artes, machineless. .$2.95 : he « ‘All Wool Fashion Bed Top 35¢ to 50c¢ Claudette, special, complete.$1.00 : \

The Commander does every cleaning job easily, quickly, We Also Carry 4 Other Models economically, Has 20%, greater suction. Nozzle with swivel connection and floating brush . . . improved dusting tool . .. radiator fool . . . air-filter and many ather superior

. ; features. Imagine getting this wonderful cleaner and gar- Electric Healers ‘x

ment bag BOTH for such a tremendously low price!

THE GARMENT BAG sway con. JOE

Quick heatstructed of thick, rich fabric. It holds garments ing! Chrome-

lated adjustor blankets. Talon fastener and pocket for de- Pe Seflcte mothing crystals.

der wri ters’ We Also Carry 6 Other Models of Vacuum Cleaners approved.

Purchases of $10 or More Sold on Easy Terms

coats and Overcoats eo All Wool . . . and part wool

y r ma t as Earl sR AM . . We Can Take Your Permanen s y as Staunton-Hi Suits!

BEAUTY MART BEAUTY - ARTES PURCHASES OF $10 OR EXTRA TROUSERS 'S

SHOP NO. 1 L1-0527 601 Roosevelt Bldg. : TIC LL MORE SOLD ON 201 Traction Terminal Bldg N. E. Cor. Wash. and Ill. Sts. : EASY T SHOP NO 2 TA-0540

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