Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1940 — Page 22

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TONIGHT 6:30—Professor Quiz, WFBM. 7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. %:00—Concert Hour, WIRE.

10:30—Washington Salutes Byrd,|

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President Roosevelt and Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands will participate in a program dedicated to accomplishments in Christian missionary fields tomorrow at 1 Pp. m. over the three major networks.’ It is sponsored by the Foreign Missions Conference of North America and is titled “The Christian Foreign Service: Convocation.” ‘Other participants will be Dr. Charles R. Watson, president of the American University, Cairo, Egypt; Count Robert van der StratenPonthoz, Belgian Ambassador to the U. S.; Dr, George A. Buttrick, pres-

Churches; Dr. John R. Mott, chairman of the International Missionary Council; Dr. Charles T. Leber, chairman of the Committee of Reference and Counsel of Foreign Mis-

Henry St. George Tucker, presiding bishop. of the Protestant Episcopai Church, all speaking from the Wal-dorf-Astoria Hotel. ! Marian Anderson will sing from western Canada, the Tuskegee Choi from Alabama and the Westminster Choir from New York. The President will speak from the White House and Queen Wilhelmina and the Dutch choir will be heard from The Hague. WFBM will carry it from 1 to 1:30 p. m.

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With the performance of Gounod’s “Faust,” NBC-WLW, noon tomorrow, the ninth consecutive season of: Metropolitan Opera Saturday matinee broadcasts by

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A group of Wabash College students will broadcast over the WJJD Forum” the “Buy American” movement at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow.

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Ireland Is Topic

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speak about Ireland: Dr. Myles Dillon, Ph. D., head of

the Department of Irish at the

University of Wisconsin, will address the Catholic Forum at 8 p. m. Sunday in the Indiana War Memor-

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ial Auditorium in a St. Patrick's Day program. Dr. Dillon, who was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1900, and came to the United States in 1937 to teach at Wisconsin, will speak on “Recent Political and Cultural Developments in Ireland.” : His father, John Dillon, was a ‘eader in Irish affairs for 40 years and a lieutenant of Parnell, famous Irish political leader. The speaker studied in the National University in Dublin and also at the Universities of Berlin, Heidelberg and Paris. For 10 years he was a member of the National University faculty. C. S. Sweeney, insurance man. will preside and conduct a question and answer period after the lecture. The Very Rev. Henry F. Dugan, chancellor of the Indianapolis Catholic Diocese, is forum director.

ONE DAY OF FREEDOM ENDED FOR 2 LIFERS

Times Special MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., March 15. —Two Indianapolis murderers were

tin-their State Prison cells again today after 24 hours of fugitive free-

dom. LeRoy Moss, 37, and Eddie Perry, 42, serving life sentences for murder, walked away from the prison Wednesday, after reporting present in the pre-dinner checkup. They weré captured without resistance by State Police last night six miles south of Michigan City. An unidentified motorist notified police he had picked up two men at Michigan City and taken them to Waterford. One of the men had $50 when captured, but did not explain where he got it. They were trusties, quartered in a dormitory outside the prison walls.

M’NUTT CHOOSES AID

WASHINGTON, March 15 (U. P.). —Paul V. McNutt, Federal Security Administrator, today appointed Dr. Muriel W. Brown, Tulsa, Okla., to the newly-created post of consultant in family life education in the U. S. Office of Education. She will assist the states in developing home education programs.

3-JUDGE COURT TG RULE ON SUIT

Treanor Expected to Be One Of Magistrates in Coal Hearing.

A three-judge Federal Court is expected to sit here next week when the Winslow Coal Corp. will seek a temporary injunction against the enforcement of the National Bifuminous Coal Act. ) The enlarged court is used when an injunction is sought against the application of a Federal law. The two judges from the Seventh Circuit Court who will join Judge Robert C. Baltzell of the Federal District Court here in hearing the case, will be assigned by Judge Evan A. Evans, Chicago, presiding judge of the circuit. It is expected that Judge Walter

the Indiana Supreme Court will be one of the two. The suit. was filed Feb. 24 and asks that Will H. Smith, Internal Revenue Collector for Indiana, be enjoined from collecting the excise taxes provided by the law. The. company claims that the coal mined in its strip mine is not

E. Treanor, Chicago, formerly of}

sold in interstate commerce and therefore is not taxable by the: Government. The Government has asked that the case be dismissed. Robert L.| Stern, special assistant to the U. S. Attorney General, and Abe Fortas, | general counsel of the Bituminous Coal Division of the Interior Department, joined U. S. Attorney Val Nolan in filing the motion for dismissal.

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COATS*DRESSES

and other sensational CASH PURCHASES ON SALE THRUOUT THE STORE |

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SALE STARTS TOMORROW Morning at 9 o'Clock and Continues for Only 7 Days—

Sanitary Napkins Box of

35¢c—Size 20-40

‘Cannon’ Turkish Towels

In 5 Fancy Patterns

17:

Second Floor

Red-Blue Checked

Huck Towels

Second Floor

25¢ Value! Gertified Pure Genuine Aspirin 5 Grain

Bottle of 100 Tablets

814c

Second Floor

39¢ Value! Size 50x50

Fancy Rayon

Luncheon Cloths.

19:

Second Floor

Double Edged Chrome Blue

Razor Blades

Fine Surgical Stee

25 for

5-15¢ NOTIONS

5¢ Copper Pot Cleaners 5¢ Thread, Spool 0c Buttegs, Card {5¢ Laces, Yd.

Vitamin A (Carotene) raises the resistance of mucous membranes of nose and throat to cold infections, when lack of resist

ance is due to V.

itamin A deficiency.

Legals

SHERIFF'S SALE BARNEY & HUGH

SHERIFF'S SALE BARNEY & HUGHES,

Lucky Purchase! Worth $6.95-$10.95—Women’s

"SPRING COATS “AND SUITS

Exact Capies of Much More Expensive Models

88-3 £88

Second Floor

_ 9c. Women's pure silk, first quality

: : Cc Full-Fashioned Hose, pr. 39 I 2 Values to 15c—first quality

Women’s Rayon Unies 13°

19°

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19¢—24c Women’s, Children first quality

New Spring Anklets, pr.

35¢c Women’s First Quality Kayon

Taifeta Slips—AlIl Sizes

15c Men’s Athletic first quality

SHORTS—SHIRTS..." ea.

On Sale

[19 SPRING COATS on Sale at... $1 and

Broken sizes slightly soiled, worth 3 times the sale prices—

RAYON DRESSES

~ 10¢ Men's

$1 Men's Dress

All sizes, slightly soiled lot

$2 Fancy Dress Hose, pr. le

$1—81.39 Girls’ New

EASTER || ss Work PANTS 5% pr. 69° |

SHIRTS 39- Bh

® Washable ® Spuns ® Pastels

New, Smart $1—1.39

® French Crepes ® Travel Prints ® Sizes 14 to 48

09 $4 98

On Sale" Second Floor

ES Attorneys for Plaintiff. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Fur and selftrimmed spring coats in all sizes.

New Dress (oats

Brand new higher priced snring coats in al! sizes.

By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit. Court of Marion County, Indiana, in cause No 55763 wherein Railroadmen's Federal Savings & Loan Association of ings Indianapolis, laintif, and Benjamin F.|Indianapolis. Bra intite. and Chauncey T. Payton and Ethel B. Payton, his wife,| Thurman and Josephine Thurman, his et al, Defendants. requiring me lo make|wife, et al. Defendants, requiring. me to the sum of Thiny. Su Hundred Ninety |make the sum of Thirty-One Stundred Niae Dollars, and Seven Cents ($3699.07), | Fourteen Dollars, and Thirty-Five Cents as provided for in said decree, with in-|($3114.35), as provided for in said decree terest and costs. I will expose at public|with interest and costs, + will expose at

sale to the highest bidder, on public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, SATURDAY, Tee STH 2% Be

THE 6TH DAY OF RIL. 1940, ; . 3 : between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and |between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M. of said day. at the door

4 o'clock P M of said day. at the door of the Court’ House of arion County,

They’re Smart Brand yew RAR MR ie ‘body | tna he f le of the whole b . ndiana, the fee simple o e whole body | Indiana, the fee simple of the whole boay Man Tailored of the following real estate in Marion of the following Teal estate in Marion y. Indiana:*

County, Indiana 311 0 ) ’ SUITS william L. Elder and Alfred F. Potts 1 elgnieen 3) 1 Doerre’s Mapis

na: t three hundred eleven o Grove Addition. : dArmstrong Park Addition to the. City on ection. an a Reduced to

18 cist Se di lis. of Indianapolis. 5 Y ans PADOMS:

; Together with rents, issues, income and Together with rents, issues, income and |profits thereof, Said sale will be made profits thereof. Said sale will be made | without relief from valuation or appraisewithout relief from valuation or appraiseStunning ry By virtue of a certified copy of a de Ne nes: eree to me directed from the Clerk of the

ment laws AL BY Sheriff of Marion Qounty. March 1, 8. 15. 1940. iece included i ollars. ex. and Ex- ‘S| H Re

SHERIFF'S .SALE tra sizes.

BARNEY & HUGHES, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Beautiful Fluffy

FUR SCARFS

as Low as

Don’t pass up this Value.

OUT THEY GO! Brand New

MEN'S SUITS

ALL STYLES—ALL SIZES Reduced

By virtue of a certified Lops of a decree to me direéted from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, Indiand, in cause No. 55783 wherein Railroadmen's Federal Sav Loan Association of

On sale on our Second floor :

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ment laws.

AL FEENEY, Sheriff of Marion County. March 1, 8, 15, 1940. NOTICE is hereby given that a fur cape left by Jerry Doll of 939 N. Tacoma St. for storage and repairs, will be sold at public auction at 10 a. m. of April 2, 1940, on our sixth floor, to liquidate charges due on same. MORRISON'S, 20 W. Washing-

given that two fur Kunze of Brevort for slorage and repairs, ublic auction at 10 a. m. 2, 1940, on our sixth floor, to charges due on same. MOR20 . Washington St.

NOTICE is hereby given that a brown lapin coat left by Mrs. Claud Breeding of 37 W. 21st St. for storage and repairs, will be sold at public auction at 10 a. m. 3 of apil 2 dl, on our sixth og charges due on same. - RISON'S, 20 W, Washington St. NOTICE is hereby given that a coat left by Mrs. L. fh Ave., for storage and repairs, at puvlis auction at 10 a. m. of April 2, 1940, on_ our sixth floor, to liquidate ¢harges due on same. MORRISON'S, 20 W. Washington St.

otel, No. 220, will be sold at >| of Apri hon ate RISON'’S,

gS & Plaintiff,

n Tndianapolis, unmarried, Detendant,

Scherer, On Sale, Setond Floor, First Quality

for in said recree, st and costs, I will expose at oublic sale to the Jugnes: bidder, on SATURDAY THE 6TH DAY OF

between the hours of 10 o’cloc ¢ o'clock P M of said day. at of the Court House of ario; ' Indiana, the fee simple of the whole body of the following real estate in Marion Zounty., Indiana‘ Lots three (3) four (4) and tive (5) in Faber's Addition, an addition to the City of Indianapolis. Together with rents, issues, income and I irae orofits thereof - Said sale will be made NOTICE is hereby given that a lapin without relief from valuation or appraise-| coat left by Mrs. R. Hayter of 529 Harlan ment laws. St. for storage and repairs, will be sold at public auction at 10 a. m. of April 2, 194 on our sixth floor, to liquidate es due on same. MORRISON'S, 20 ashington St. NOTICE is hereby given that a fur coat left by Marilee Jackman of 1074 Holburn

at public auction at 10 a. m. of April 2, |for storage and repairs, will be sold at 1940, on our sixth floor, lo Uguidate public auction at 10 a. m. of A

pri charges due on same. M ISON’S, , on our sixth floor, to liquidate W. Washington St. :__|Gharges due on same. MORRISON'S, 20 NOTICE is hereby given that a fur coat|~—.. ‘washington 8%. ~~ = left by Etta K. Garrard of 953 N. Penn-| NOTICE is hereby given that a dress sylvania St. for storage and repairs, will| 2nd cloth coat left by Evelyn Jackson of be sold at public auction at 10 a. m. of | 414 N. D

ony Maze of 3609 Balsam will be sold

DRESSES Men’s fast color, first quality in " c ee $1 Broadcloth Pajamas 50 § Dainty my _ Men's fancy bordered: Women's fancy x Cc PII > Wn evs” Handkerchiefs 2° 9:-98: On sale, Second_ floor | 3 : 1 ¢ PILLOWCASES 37 ea. 83° e—————e——— 79¢-31 Girls” New 25 ¢ EAST On sale, Second Floor / : 19¢ ® STRAWS O NEW TRIMS $2 Girls’ Fitesed (Sizes 8 to lo Second 1 exew coors || 3-Pe. Suits-Goals, rior Groups 59¢ Women’s New Spring, fast salut : oad A c 9:-69:. WASH FROCKS toad m3 — ‘ st" Spring SWEATERS 29 In whites only. On sale Second floor c ; 49¢ Boys’ Dress Shirls 25 On sale, Second floor : Fw) die 69° $1 Boys’ LONGIES: i. sx T : IGHT TO Limit ff a DONE CUSTOM ER! March 1, 8 Sheriff ot Marion County. 2 ' - . ; A » NOTICE 1s Torr Zion That a fur ca LU CKY CASH P URCHASE! 1000 Pairs Women’s New Spring

pe left by Mrs. Frank Payne of 3703 Creston Drive for storage and repairs, will be sold

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. Delaware 8t. for storage and reApril 2, 1940, on our sixth . to liqui-| Pairs, will be sold at public auction at date charges due on_same. MORRISON'S, 105 =n Shut ApH Zaye gi our Sixth cE is BE : MORRISON'S, 20 W, Washington St.

) n of 342 W. 29th St.| NOTICE is hereb ven that a cloth for storage and repairs. will be sold at|coat left by Hazel Jackson of 523 N. East public auction at 10 a. m. of April 2 |St. for storage and repairs, will be sold har . Sa Bo REISS 20 Saag tle austen, ah 0 2 my dans c e on same. 5 x wo Washington St charges due on same. MORRISON'S, 20

- W. Washington St NOTICE is hereby given that a fur coat ; Brilton. of care of Beity| NOTICE is hereby given that & jacket Ieft Io DY eMary > by Harold Shaver of BR Box 343-4, In-

, Merchants Bank Bldg. lou Dresses anapolis for storage and repairs, will be h sod at public auction at 10 a. m. A ril harges due on same. Ww. Washington 8st. - NOTICE is hereby given that a ca eft by Emaline Tally of 1610 Wilcox St. torage and Tepairs, will be public auction at 10 a, m. o : our

given that a fur coat

oF; © Cottons > { ®Straws ; z ° Combing. : c RA ® Fabrics 640-84¢ and ‘USE OUR EASY LAYAWAY PLAN! Women’s $1 New Raster $1 Women’s New Spring BAGS | BLOUSES . : IC ® Whites, Colors C Jey of rien re *are | OXFORDS ; cks Oxfords | 28 ~ @Blacks Sizes 2 to 6. .@ Patents—Calf > a ; Sizes 8 to 2

Others @ Colors—Blues $2 Boys’ Dress . STRAPS rubber heel. Sale at

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storage and repairs, will be sold at a cL ah oor, to Pah oom : on our six f on sale. MORRISON'S, 20 W. W on . ere iven that a fur coat CE is hereby g yes b i

of 1940, on our sixt r. to ligu RS RAs0 'S. 50 or ‘storag: sold at ril