Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1940 — Page 7

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WATERWORKS GROUP

PL AN STUDIED T0 MEET THURSDAY Club for Eclipse Sunday] 1 ALTEN Petticont Cans $ - | Dimes Special oF oo : x A Humber pt ves t -1 ont ; | L ly a LAFAYETTE, Ind. April 2—The| In close co-operation with the|io_ attempt to watch it with the of e of nation OADO. ADH] 24D 2): = =p bi E, Ind, Ap a | taked eves. They were = ng lines will be among the Louis- Wirth, University of Chi. Ce - [yg i i Ur Indiana Section “of ‘the American Indiana Astronomical Society, ae smoked bass, or a ed 0 | or more nt at the second cago sociologist, had a word of lend - ’ nique Setup Embracing All Waterworks Association will meet| Which meets monthly on Sunday negate, pe banquet and ‘show | C00S0lation today for those who | == alee Tow shi Count at Purdue University Thursday and afternoons, the sun will have ia 70 od ; lo the. Tngianapolis Motor Trans. | een. personal questions. in 7 HS Tag n Ips in Coun y Friday.' More than 300 Sneinsets of per | cent eclipse beginning at 2:30). _ 5: ; Si J 6:0 ~~ - - Proposed Here. | : tend the ‘meetin ® p. mt. Sunday, the regular megting | tel ‘Severin, citizens were required to tell the ; a o Sponsors Card Party—The Altar Sid the meeting, from the Indian-|d8y and hour, ." | oN ST ATE co AL L AN rift ¥ Poli jof | census-taker whether they. were ta y |. Pedstsl Surplus | Commodities|SOCiety of St. Philip Neri Church| Three speakers from fi The Society has invited the pub- D| she A seney, . Police on ef | idiots, had any disease, were pris- i Corp. efficials today began drafting| Will SRONSOr a card party af 2 p. m. 30 ater on te Doran » Michael 'F, Morrissey, Municipal| oners of paupers and the value CORT tor Tagan rune tomorrow in the auditorium, 535|are W.cC. Mabee, Neil Kershaw and |lic to meet with it.and the sun at ‘The. Indians Coal Producers As- Court Judge Charles J. Karabell,| of their real estate and property. , stamp lan on a county-wide basic.| Eastern Ave. Mrs. George Randall the Public. Serfice Go. of Inctana 3830 N. Meridia ewe on sociation. this spring will plant Prosecutor David M. Lewis, Lieut.| He said the 1907 census asked: > eridian St,, an receive “ > The pian is to be taken as a model (1s chairman of the committee will speak on. public relations and|full information on what ys sing | MOTe than three quarters of a mil- Gov, Henry F. Schricker, Lu How many petticoats do you | __ 3 for.use throughout the count p is go g Gov. y : ther wear?” EERE : Ly Officials said the new setup. for| Club Will. Show Movie—The P. R.|G. R. Redding, attorney with Baker jon, lion trees ‘a8 a conservation project Snodgrass, Injersiate. Commerce PER A Marion County's nine townships wil SCRHSEY, Oo; Camera Gus Wl Shins os Sl a te the moon's an land touched by coal mining op= | Gommission director, and James L.| CUTTER TO SMASH ICE pre : > e w at abou - ; a 20% grocers’ business at least a) 110 1® LUC hi oniights and| ‘Professor Robert Phillips of Pur-tinue until 4 p, m. when the eglipse |S oonS Harry C. Hyalt, associa- | Beatty, Public Service Commission| CHICAGO, April 2 (U. P)—U. 8. | If clothes are stuined ; $1800,000 a year and will reduce » : -|due University’s department of gov- tion conservation dirseton, said to- Coast Guard headquarters - an- “use Roman Cleanser for 5 * FSCC overhead here by eliminating Shadows,” in the Brookside Com y p ne g will be maximum, This will be the director of motor vehicles, also; are ced that th tter Ecoaiaba : wareheuses. munity House at 8 p. m. fomorrow.|efnment will speak on “So This Is|best opportunity to see a solar day. to be special ‘guests, - Rouse } * = is er ele washing. Roman Cleanser . Food will be purchased directly The Program is open fo the public. | Sn BLS anon Tos eelipse Jal 198. 1 Bales Bea The ‘rées will be purchased from Among transport line executives| today to smash ice barriers at the | clothes snow-white. Saves : Som Zoe ors 3 Stignpe Butea by Drift Officers Named — Charles | state’ secretary of the Indiana sec- Voir astronomy het, Buller, oui. Ye meri, Black 100ust arg. — ay > who - ‘have made reservations with | Straits of Mackinac and Clear the hard rubbing and boiling. ~ deemable in ot by. the Federal | Butz and Herbert Spencer, both of |tion and engineer with the Publiciliver a non-technical address on|this year, and® are fast-growing, |Fay Langdon, club president, are passage lor Grea es shipping. Sos stubborn ing Joe ‘Reserve Bank. Indianapolis, will be 1941 editor and {Service Co. of Indiana, is in chaige eclipses, whether the clouds hide |soil-building trees. They act as a (C. E. Stilson of Detroit, vice presi- | [rm mm um ——————— irections on the la ¢ As the contract was being drafted, [business manager respectively of lof the program. the’ scheduled show. Walter Wil- nurse crop for later permanent ident of Great Central Transport DEVOE: PAINT guar Be ATAL : the [trustees food stamp committee|Drift, Butler University year book: LT N kins, Society bulletin editor, will be| plantings, Mr. Hyatt said. Corp.;' Robert Anderson of the An- Is Preferred by Painters arranged to meet soon to select a| They were elecied yesterday at a| YY’ MEN HEAR COL. TURNER (in charge of a reflecting telescope| Land where coal is close to the |derson Motor Service Co., St. Louis: LN Nara certifying agency which will serve meeting of the| Col. Roscoe Turner spoke at the|for observation. | surface to be mined by stripping|{John Bridge of Grand Rapids, In- walt Ih @ ; | ie as a clearing house for checking Student Publica- {luncheon meeting today of the ‘Y’| Persons who do not attend ‘the |methods is usually marginal or sub-|terstate Motor Freight Service vice BETHARD 2.2 cr names of persons who will receive) tions| Elections{Men’s = Club at ‘the Central meeting, but" who are interested -in marginal land, particularly adapted |president, and Ross Greenawalt of |§ 415 Mass. Ave. RI-1517 the stamps | Comipluse: The|Y. M. C. A. I seeing the spectacle, are warned not to forest growth, he added. Chicago, Motor Express official, committee in- : Regionel Ditector Here cludes William ? . : , : > Action on the stamp setup was. Ostlund, present ® Ls started Jesigrday- by Ralph Headley, . editor; Forrest Boys Cordur oy or ; BARS $0 Al $1 Me ‘Surplus Comipiodiiles Dukss, Dusingss i rk . 5 LIFEBOUY : onal irector, | ‘who outline - manager; Prof. ; : | . general instructions (to Edward P Mervin - Palmer, % Leather ette op BARS S$ Brennan, head -of the State: Ac- publications - E : ; LUX - counts and township trustees. 1 chairman; Prof. " : Mr, Headley said ‘as soon as his ‘George F. Leon- ac e Ww ¥ oe office completed a contract draft the| Mr. Butz - , ard, budgets : $ T trustees must select a certifying’ > chairman; Hugh e : BOXES : agency that will be responsible fori smelser, Student Council president, Narrow wale orduroy or § Pi operation’ of. the plan. {land all class presidents. lined leathe tte . J roy or §§ i : - BOXES + “The contract for Marion Count . Richard Mohr and Richard Paul Rainproof, colorful Jackets : LE S : will be different than any drawn up |; ; 5 ” LUX ' 1 ud : are the| defeated candidates and it for boys 7 to 14 before on food stamps because more (ic ‘expected that they |will be ap- ys 40 years. ! | i ie : : : : han one township unit. will co- pointed as assistant editor and as- — g ; ; et] in the operation, Mr. Head- | Business manager respec- | tiv vr WEDNES- (Ye JH W.V: CJNT J Le TTT: J 03 TTR AA LT: UL TT to Phone The operation set up at Ft. Wayne Northeast Civic Club Meets—The recently was for only one township Northeast Civic League is to meet | Orders— * which includes all the city. The{at 8 p. m. at the Evenezer Luth- | : ey ‘ fact ‘that - Indianapolis is divided|{eran Church to discuss petitions | : No C 0 D ’s " /into five: townships makes the con- being drawn up for | street lights ; «UU. D.S [tract for Marion County more com- and water mains in the area covplicated,’ Mr. Brennan said. “The ered by the League. Federation of NE I . or i . ‘contract for Marion County. will be|{Community Civic Club booklets will | a model to be used in other county-lbe distributed to early comers. : : | Exch Tges wide setups in the nation,” he ; ; lang i . added. Traveler to Speak — — Edmund | ! : Zacher, photographer and world on i * traveler, will talk on “Photography 1 I on the World Cruise of the | Yankee” at the Kiwanis Club meet- r Dollar Day | ing at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow .at the ONLY! : . : 2 Columbia Club, . = Merchandise | Railfans to Meet ngianepots 2 x fla : Railfans, Inc., will meet at p-m . " po . ' . - : ; | tomorrow at a railroad ¢ar at the|l 5° : re’ ? 9 5 . , ; Con nef the Galon Bacio train 5 Pairs Women’s | Women’s Oil Silk |5 Rayon 7 Boys’ Shirts |2 Women’s Rain |2 Pr. Full Fash. = ep eh “HOSE $ Umbrellas g | UNDIES $ or Shorts $ CAPES $ Silk Hose s ‘Y’ Member rive) ushed— : : ! : : Run resist hose; rein-- 30 ribbed oil silk um- Lace trimmed or tail- 2 : Reinforced at § € Y. M. C. A. enrollment committee forced heel and toe; brellas in - assorted ored panties, slips, fy Ann eS er ahber Ran, points, All new and sume ’ © ’ 1 »r ff | willl meet at 6 o'clock tonight at 1s 8! sizes 8% to 10% ______~__ to 10%. colors. regular and extra style Shirts, 2¢ to 34. £2p | cut and long length. 5. 8! hades, Sizes 8% ‘o he |“Y” to hear Edward Kempner SI208 ay — — 28h usin THEYRE MILDER : cba expert, and Edward Zink, : : COOLER, AND * § \voard member. Enronment of 43 | |3 3 Women's, s Odora Clothes |5 Porto Rican [2—72x90 In. 2-Sheet Summer ¢ E (new members was announced ' yes- fos l SVR : ; fot making the total new oe SLIP 5 $ CLOSET % GOWNS SHEETS $ Blankets QUILTS $ er safied since last Tuesday Rayon Taffeta Slips. Lace: Double doors. holds 6 © Firmly woven for long Soft, fluff p - , . y, heavy nap : NEVER WEAR our \ I allo + : to 8 garments, pro- Hand. Suibioidering tans service, fully bleached, sheet blankets, plaid | mo hed me Gu \ / gore. Sizes 34 to 52. tected from, moths— ed colors. | Regular sizes. 72x90-inch - torn size, * § patterns, all colors, unbleached backing. :

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seventh time. H FL i x \ ae Courses will be conducted in lib- —— : A A i - Et x 1] Se + 9 4 : 9 : ; : eral arts and sciences, religion, edu- 15 Pr M n | a esent ebb ri cation, and business administration. A Men 8 Rain . e S Infants’ Coat and 4 Krinkled B 10 Yds. Cr etonne . CAM burn Ya i ith the Arthur J .§ 36 Inch . | Il or than the average ot the + [| ATuiations with the Arthur Jorden Coats Sox Bonnet to Match Spreads Is as Ba 1S other of the largest-seli- Herron Art Institute enables But- Made: of sll rubber, snap $ For dress or work, S$ of dotted swiss “lined $ Regulation navy styles, $ Dark striped krinkle bed- S$ figures. Cut from. al | Ing brands tested —slower ler University to meet the needs fasteners; cemented seams, plain . or fancy pat- in blue or pink silk, sleeve em ble m. Sizes-2 spreads; nice heavy weight; ® boli. A than any of them. That of students wishing to take work Small, Medium, Large. 5 terns, Sizes 10 to 12. - sizes 1 to 2 years. ol 8. full bed size; all colors. ; these two fields and credits of _. \ i : pp em i means, on the average, a jn inept Be inl ® \ ° . o> + ’ Tat J { : ns are inter- 9 p : i smoking plus equal to changeable, according to- Prof. Men 8 / 2 Men 5 4 Girls Wash 13 Girls ! 3 Pr. Ruffl / 4 Pr. Tailored { i i Leonard. . 8 ; ; . » : | A HII Pajamas | Sweaters * Dresses Pajamas Curtains Curtains i | i EXTRA y Coat or slipover stlye S$ Fart-woa coat st de swsal- S$ Pretty prints, sizes 7 S$ Crepe pajamas. Smart % Lovely, graceful marqui- Nice open weave, Tai- $ i | : Be You LL ALWAYS in - ‘fancy goes. fie, are {weed. Size 36 J to 14 years. Guaran- J styles in Peach, Biue br joss Cusiaing: 2s. yards J lored curtains. Full ; J I i SH 0. KES Sizes B, C, o teed fast colors. X Yellow. Sizes 2 to 12 yrs. | long, pastel and white. ~ R width ‘and: length. A

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E | week and one union lost an election,

NLRB CONDUCTS 4 ELECTIONS IN WEEK

2 Men’s Work Shirts

the National Labor Relations Board regional office here announced today. Largest of the elections was in the General Electric. Co. plant at Ft.

Wayne. There the United Electrical & Radio Machine Workers of Amer-

Trojan or Moleskin, made for long hard wear. Sizes 32 to 42.

Men's ‘Work Pants

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10 Bath Towels

20x40. = Inch Towels,

12 Ya. “Hop ne”

Firmly woven, tionally known “Hope” Muslin, from full bolts.

10 Pilloweascs 42x36-Inch, long last-

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SCHOOL DATES SET

| The annual summer session at Butler University will be held June 11 to Aug. 3, with a post summer term being held Aug. 5-24. Prof. George ¥. Leonard will be in charge of the summer . session for the

3 Athletic Union Suits

Button-on shoulder, knee length, fine knit cotton. Size “36 to 46.

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Dresses Gorgeous: quality satin and

lace wedding dresses — slightly soiled, but truly

values at the

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These are excellent values in $ spring coats. They have quality and

Skirts $-

Flared and gored styles in black, navy, powder, aqua, rose and other leading colors. Sizes 24 to 32.

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EXTRA COOLNESS, - EXTRA FLAVOR ..

Sale of Women’s HATS

Many $1.98 Values

Youthful smart styles and shapes attractively trimmed with veils,

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Girls’ Spring Suits

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« : st IMPLES \ Hooverettes: Ww 1 or COATS | Heavy weight blue | § on’: waste time wondering wha what to do. Use Of new prints and floral ; : x \ = denim overall pants 3 cat helps fia SE emects. smartly styted, ‘- 1 ; sur sis ge $ oroveralls. Well SET th oct and soft. guaranteed fast colors. + ¥ - J 8 e k made for long serv: . Sizes 14 0 848, | - 1 grown-ups. Sizes from. oy 3 fu s 610.16. : oli : si ARTS - Tto14y years. hee ' of Blaes Cn

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® ica (C. I. 0.) won, 3053 to 902, among pi an” Lo common Isborers and the A. F. of L } 3 Men’s Dress Shirts Women’s Better Dresses style. Shown in International Association of Ma- : ' ; : the wanted colors [ chinists won among skilled workers % } 4 ( et . 3 210 to 60. Fine woven broadcloth in $ Formals & Street 9 Sizes 12 to 20. In ‘the Jeffersonville Boat & fancy patterns,” stand-up : 7 . 7 Sa 1 Machine Co; Jeffersonville, Ind., the fr ) ’ 8 inlend Boatman’ Division of oo Uoc|f collar. Sizes 14 to 17. DRESSES $ Yomes ’s ample BI. O. National Maritime Union won | A . an election, 72 to 12. The Interna- 9 : ; - In a splendid assortment r n tional Brotherhood of Electrical | - # Men S Shirts or Shorts of solid colors or colorful 1 t ¥ $ | EGGY uses plenty of horse | WOrkers = "lost 104 t0 126 in| § A¢petic style shirts in fine combed 25 Men’ S prints — smart, youth, | oats . | alge election in the Farnsworth Tele-| > d Formal styles, sizes 12 to Worhen's fitted or ¢ A sense in picking her horses... | ion & Radio Corp. plant ‘at Ma- ; yarn. Broad- % Hndk’fs BM 20. Street Models, sizes 12 to 52. 20 0 oo lenty of common sense in pick- rion, cloth shorts, . : —— or sport coats, in the desired | ng her cigarette. Like millions of | eT Full cut, taped Plain write Ll Ee > spring shades. Sizes 12 to 20. | s, she finds that a slower- BUTLER’ S SUMMER crotch. | All sizes. or colored ” Wedding So ————————— i bufning cigarette gives more mild- border. ; | Misses’ Wool ; |

| i | f bus | water, eat more fruit and vege- flowers, ribbon and or- footwear, Many patterns to ] 1 tal And if assistance is needed, taxe x ; i ’ : 5 Dr. Bdvards’ Olive Table They mot naments—a large se select from. Some of the chil- f% straight bot- ‘ FA only assure gentle yet thorough bo y drens shoes have rubber soles. he toms, all col- | 4 » J FA Jbvemgnia but ALSO stimulate liver : —— All sizes in the group. CH ors | gent aay Looks, oelalin sis sbi 4 : | ve i WH ’ o ! ’ ’ sa xl gre wonderful! Used successtully tor over \§ | 3 Wom, or Girls’ 2 Girls’ Tafants N ursery 8 Infants’ 2 Boys Ee 3 Boys Polo : ! Cap o> treating patients for constipation and " : | Mia slggiah live bile today Oliva Tablta BLOUSES s + SKIRTS ~ Chairs % Garments 8 Sweaters Shirts: S$ | FOR EXTRA MILDNESS, | of grateful users. Tens theie pode Sizes 34 to 40—6 to 16; Attractive styles for § cote Fimmann® ov Gay colortul good. looking Bright striped polo shirts, ’ TONI Len 15¢, 30¢, 60¢. All lI druggists. Sheers, Broadclorhs, Shan: zea De og ad udes, 4 Bn | Eilean oO 3 per Ke Si Galore and or calle 3ty