Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1940 — Page 16
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STATE FORESTRY 10 BE ‘AUDITED’
Lumber Available in Clark County Will Be Checked This Winter.
The State Forestry Department. is going to “audit” a state forest this! winter, figure what interest has accumulated since 1903, and set up
& project to withdraw the interest | %
* without touching the principal.
For this project, system has been arranged. When the snow flies, the tree auditors will move into the Clark County State Forest, pencils in mittens, and proceed. in this fashion: They will plot strips which will total about 10 per cent of the entire 12,000 acres. They will take a census of each tree. its kind and ap- | proximate age, in those strips. Then they will refer to records. and by mathematics will know how much of each species there is now! in excess of what there was when the records began. <i Balanced against this will be the | humber of species sown since the! State took the forest over and they will arrive at how many board feet | are interest and can be cut next | year. That's modern forestry for you— | run like a bank. The interest which | will be cut next vear will be sold | and the proceeds will be a profit to] the State. The Clark County Forest was the! first acquired by the State, and many thousands of trees have been sown there. |
NEGROES TO GET CAA AIR TRAINING HERE
An Indiana Civilian Aviation Au-| thority class for flight instruction to Negroes will be established in! Indianapolis in the near future. Neither a definite time nor place of registration has been set,!
but Henry E. Ostrom, co-chairman of the local CAA board, said today! some action should be taken within | the next two weeks. Mr. Ostrom outlined plans for the! new flight at a meeting of the Fed- | eration of Associated Clubs at the Indiana World War Memorial. | Mr. Ostrom promised the use of] hic own airplane if necessary and | said that, ‘‘the colored people of Indianapolis will not only have an opportunity to prove their worth. | but will also have sympathetic cooperation.”
LEARNS HE WAS SHOT
an accounti ing |
Scout Leaders To Be Trained
Two Indianapolis Scout leaders | will assist in instruction at the |
three-day Boy Scout training institute to start today at Elkhart, Ind.
They are Fred Cretors, local |
Sea Scout
skipper, and |
H. T. Vitz, local Boy Scout
field executive. | About 450 |B Scout execu- |B tives from In- |
diana and Illi-
nois, are ex- | pected to at- |
tend.
from. Indianapolis will be Major A. W. Paul, cubhing chair-
Mr. Cretors
man: Harry Hollis, explorer lead- |
er; John Collender, cubmaster; Harold Enders, scoutmaster; John Buehler, Sea Scout chairman; Paul R. Brown, Sea Scout mater; Herbert Sweet, scoutmaster, and H. D. Frankel, Sea Scout mate.
Nine courses will be given, with |J§
expert speakers on leadership training, camping, cubbing, health and safety, commissioners, finance, senior scouting, organization and extension and leadership.
‘MAP NEW SYSTEM TO GUARD PRISON
BATON ROUGE, La., Oct. 18 (U: |
P.).—State police and prison au-
thorities are planning to end quickly iB ;
any future breaks from the Angola State Penitentiary.
The new system calls for the im- |§ | mediate installation of primary and |# secondary lines around the 25,000acre penal farm in event of a break. Flashes will be sent to state police | | district commanders, who will leave |
at once with picked squads for pre(arranged stations
from their hiding places.
In addition, prison authorities will 3 use speed boats to patrol the Miss- |
issippi River, which forms part of |
ol the prison farm's boundary.
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FRIDAY, OCT. 18,
19¢ to 39¢ Quality Asst. Chocolates
121c.
Nougats—Chocolate Chips—Cream Centers—Hard Chewy Centers—Assorted Flavcrs.
FIRST FLOOR
Regular 89c Crystal Boudoir Lamps SPC 5a Crystal glass base with simulated
parchment shades and underwriter approved cord and plug.
Boys’ Wool Mixed Slack Longies
| H
Solid colors and plaids—made with separate waistband and adjustable side buckles, Size 6 vo 18
Boys' Corduroy SUITS Boys' 3-Pc. Snow Suits
Anniversary Sale Priced
Corduroy Suits — gray, green and brown partridge. Talon zipper jacket and longies to match. Sizes 8 to 16. Snow Suits—wool mixed’ in plaids and solid colors. Full lined and warm. Sizes 3 to 10.
Boys’ Fast Color Polo Shirts
39°
Long sleeve—button neck style. All wanted shades. Size small, medium and large.
Regular/$10. 95 to $12.95— 1941 Styled
“WINTER COATS
“Anniversary Priced to Bring You Savings!
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SMART NEW FALL HATS
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IN HEAD 9 YEARS AGO
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18 (U. P.).—Joseph DeGenova has asked the police to look for a man who shot him in the head nine years
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ago. He did not know he had been
shot until recently. Nine years ago he collapsed while working at a service station, pre-
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sumably as the result of a tire] blowout.- The other day a physician | located a hullet in his head which was the real cause of the collapse. | Convinced that he was the victim | of an Italian "black hand” plot, he | has asked the police to get busy and make up for these lost nine years.
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Wool—Tweed and Corduroy Skirts
$§-0
Parker-Wilder flannels — rich fall colors. Circular—npleats and flare styles. Sizes 24 to 40
Women’s & Misses’ Wool Sweaters
2 for 51-90
New wanfed colors, in plain and novelty knits. They're smart and practical. Sizes 34 to 40.
Chic Fast Color Tea Aprons
13°
Ruffled and tape trim in colorful Pints and plain colors. Guaranteed tub
Reg. 69c New Fall Handbags
44°
Simulated Le#ither rams and Shiny Patents. Long bags, big bags, small bags in new “fall colors. All regular 69c values.
Full-Fashioned Silk Chiffon Hose
4 3 e First
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Kid and Cape Fall Gloves
3°
Actual $1.00 values. Including leather hack and fabric combinations. Rich fall and winter colors.
Women’s Pure Silk Chiffon Hose
If perfect would sell for 30c. All new colors. MEND S. 4 Prs.,, 49c.
Women’s Regular $1 Pajamas
5H
Butcher Boy Styles in Sangha checks, stripes "and dots in gay colors ~ lounging or slumber. Regular sizes.
$4.98 Fur Fabric Chubby Jackets
$ep-23
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39¢c Double Seat Rayon Undies
2:3°
XX and XXX size panties and bloomers with double seat feature. Also rayon tinted knits and satin panties,
Wom.’s Tuckstitch Union Suits 3 pM 65¢
12'57% wool and cotton; snug fit ting knit. Medium and large sizes nly.
Women’s Rayon Taffeta Slips
BD
Rayon brocades and taffetas. Sizes 34 to 44. Built-up shoulder style in extra sizes.
Brand New Styles—Actual $3.95 Values
NEW FALL DRESSES
Pleats—Flares—Swing
WOMEN'S FALL FOOTWEAR §
Every Pair Worth Twice This Price! Dozens of New Fall Styles! PUMPS! STRAPS! DRESS OXFORDS! SPORT OXFORDS! SANDALS! NOVELTIES! COMFORT SHOES! ALL HEEL STYLES! ALL SIZES, 3 TO 9!
Mens’ Dress & Work Shoes Boys’ & Girls’ he , Shoes
Smars, i 2 Fall gress : Size ae as 2penNsnie Work shoes % 69 Good solid il eo correctly 8% one popular price. «We proportioned and sized for active, ¢ All Sizes, 6 to 12 growing feet. OXFORDS—STRAPS
ROWN—BLACK—PATENTS.
Some Factory.
Girls’ Rayon or Broadcloth Slips
2:3°
12 Month guaranteed wear broadcloths. Lace or hemstitched trims in regular or junior sizes (2 lo 16j.
Toddlers’ Coats and Snow Suits
$00
1 to 3 year sizes. Good warm togs for the little tots. While they last ~at only $1.00.
Girls’ Warm Winter Coats
$9.83
Smart, warm and practical. Attrac tive colors. Ravon Jined and in-
nerlined. Sizes id 16. Also Snow
Suits—Sizes 2 to
Girls’ Fall $1.69 Skirts
3°
Corduroys and wocl flannels. Jumper, Sheiisr and swing styles. Sizes 3 tol
NON-WILT
Infants’ Beacon Crib Blankets
Bge i
36x50 Size—Blue and pink. Slight imperfects of better quality.
Hand - Embroidered Infants’ Dresses
19e¢
Dainty embroiderery and pink and hie x piping trims. Sizes 6 mo. 1
Training Pants and Knit Panties
2. 13°
Soft cotton knits. Sizes to 8 In s. Pants and vests in
Girls’ Knit Parka Hoods
23°
Gay, colorful and warm knits and fleeces. Also felt hats. Special—
Boys’ Fancy Broadcloth Shirts
Abe
Standup collars, yoke back, guar anteed fast colors. Sizes 8 to 1420
Boys’ Thickset Corduroy Longies
§§-23
Gray and brown partridze, slack model with separate waistband and wide - bottoms. Sizes 6 to 18.
Boys’ All-Wool Campus Coats
8S 3
Blanket plaids in double-hreasted, sports back. and all around helted style. Green, blue, maroon and brown. Sizes 6 to 18.
Boys’ and Girls’ 10c to 19¢ Hose
3... 20°
Crew—343’s—Anklets and full lengths planis and fancies. Mostly all
in first quality.
Last Day for This Value! Men’s
SHIRTS]
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Stand-up - and non-wilt-collar styles, all guaranteed fast colors in brand new patterns and plain whites. All sizes 14 to 17.
$1.00 to $1.39 QUALITY SHIRTS
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Special Group $1.69-$1.98 Dresses
Better rayons and cottons all grouped at one H 3
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$7295
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Cloth Coats
Sanforized and preshrunk fabrics with nonwilt collars. Checks, stripes, clipped figures — shadow stripes and all-over patterns. Sizes 14 to 17.
low price. Everyone suitable for fall wear.
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Brand New FUR GOATS
Sizes 14 to 54 As Low As
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Smart mew styles $3- $5.
and patterns.
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HIGH-GRADE SUITS
Many Like New
59.95
Hundred to . choose from Swagger and fit ted furred and self trimmed dress 2 OE Je stunning ; spring suits in reg. and extra sizes.
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“Big Ben” Yellow Laundry Soap
3... 10°
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Terry Knit Face Towels
3. 2°
Pastel colors and colored horders. Thirsty double thread knit. As= sorted sizes.
50x67 Rayon Lunch Cloths
23°
50x67 Size. Assorted colorful plaid patterns. Guaranteed fast colors.
Large Size Box Super Suds
. Bed°
Regular 60c Value. Famous large flue box. While 600 last Saturday imit. :
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Mill End Blankets
29.
Unhemmed cotton plaids in assorted sizes, suitable for single and double beds, couches, etc.
17x24 Feather Bed Pillows
43S.
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66x80 Part Wool
Double Blankets SP. 43 Pair
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Electric Light Bulbs
3 we 2P°
Inside frosted—40-50-60 watt sizes. Made in U. 8. :
New Fall Cotton
Dress Goods 19¢ TO 29¢ VALUES
11<.
Travel crenes, slub broadcloths, rinted poplins, 80 5g. print. All olt goods.
15¢ to 19¢ Value Curtain Goods
1%
42-Inch chenille dot marquisette,
Point d’Esprit marquisettes and
coin dots. 2 to 10-yard. lengths.
Flat Panel Curtain Rods
Do 2eB°
Extend to 48-inch. Complete with brackets for hanging. Brass finish.
Fall Curtains and 45-In. Lace Panels Bae 2 for $1.00 70- es ey no VALUES tien
curtains. voile cottage sets. Large assortment.
Men’s Large Size
White ’Kerchiefs
Also Wom.’s ¢ Sport e ’Kerchiefs Each
Plain white (size 17x17"). An exceptional value for our Anniversary Sale.
Men’s Heavy Fleece Sweat Shirts
5 e 2 for $1.00 Plain colors in white, green, ma-
roon, oxford, also two-toned and twisted effects. Sizes 36 to 46.
Men’s Fall-Winter Union Suits
TH
Sho
rt better quality. es 36 to 4
and long, sleeve style. An 7
Men’s Heavy 8-Oz. Cottonade Pants B83 Stripes and herringbone weaves,
also pin checks and covert. Sizes 29 to 42.
Men’s Broadcloth Pajamas
83°
Regular 1.00 to 1.65 Values. Stripes and all over patterns. Coat and
middy style. Sizes A, B, C and D.
~ Men's 10c to 15¢ First Quality Hose
3. 20°
Slacks and regular lengths. Assorted patierns and colors. Good wearing kind.
