Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1940 — Page 7

FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1940

PARDON US FOR HORNIN® IN BUT QUIET, PLEASE!

- Auto Owners Chief Target Of Abatement Week to . ~~ Open Monday.

The automobile is here to stay Zbut the loud horn isn’t—not if those Ssponsoring Noise Abatement Week Designed to Win Their Way : : y : oe ts oe mand Into The Wardrobes of the Colors As Amazing As The 3 citizens will be reminded by poster / Lu Smartest “B udg et-Watchers” F laming Glor y of F all 909 Z and proclamation that noise, in . : “ many cases, is unnecessary and in- : -Jurious to nerves and etfciency. : £ i B B I ? The schools, public buildings and br : J U fi ! 0 0 S : p ‘banks, all will,

with posters, an-

tend HE RAYON BUNNY 26 as Noise Abatement Week. Sten- : For Sport ciled in yellow E : paint on down- ; : : or Dress ; EE ¥ . SUEDE FROCKS will be the slogan :

“STOP NOISE.”

: ® Final plans for ; i. : Wolf Trims Pleced Perstan

2 the Week were ! : i Kaccoon Trims Trims <\ : completed yester- = : Cat Lynx Trims Ombra_ Beaverday at : the- In- 3 # Vicuna Trims Dyed Coney Trims dianapolis Athlet- Mink-Dyed French Beaveri : : i Marmot Trims Dyed Coney Trims ic Club. 8 The program MT. Keach aside from at-| g¢ He nd w

; tempting to cut down the amount an > But we . «of traffic noise is the first step in| * i 2 ur ayes : . "uniting the newly-formed National : z ats! They've every= . o Noise Abatement Council. The : mars 10S SRC iP price Imagine Choosing From council was organized in the hope A ae : rev JUS .95! 's a . that the success ‘met by the cam- ; : : & YS eUnite ol Bao Such Colors As: paign in New York City could be : : ; dav! Al the new silhou.

achieved in other metropolitan Go LL ors! ‘Sizes for women, centers. : ; juniors and misses.

National in Scope ® Moss Green * Roseberry

The villain charged with causing i : COATS FOR YOUNG . Soldier Red J . Royal Blue

practically all the: nerve-tearing - : ® ° noises in Indianapolis is the twin - : : AMERICAN'S MAIN Cherry Red : Blue Lake horn, musical horn and just the i : ® Kelly Green ®* Indian Earth

plain ordinary type horn that many 2 ’ ! a driver loves to hear in long im- SPORTING EVENTS

DS IRS of Midas Muiritis | ; PRINCESS STYLES! COAT STYLES! TWOi c , i! ED. Ive 8 member of the local a A 1 TONE TAILORED STYLES! All in that : e wonderfully rich rayon bunny suede tabric

and advocate of ‘use your brake : ; . instead of your horn,” told the meet- that's luxurious to look at, luxurious to

ing yesterday that horn manu- ; : a wear, luxurious in color . . . yet priced at facturers also recognize the problem ; p scores! New camel a mere $3.98! Choice of SIX NEW AND

they have created. alten) DIFFERENT HOLLYWOOD STYLED

i nen? R nov vem GT Ime too gy - FASHIONS in SIZES 9 to 17

a bell type auto signal which is no and friezes a n d > rg : striped boucles!

loud and produces a muted sound,| £2 : Blacks, w i n e s, he said. En greens and other

popular new colors! “SYLVIA LEE” FASHIONS ARE EX-

Ordinance Requested £ Junior sizes 15, misses’ sizes 12

2 W 5 . \ Chief Morrissey and Leroy Keach, - GF : : es Bho a8 CLUSIVE IN INDIANAPOLIS WITH

safety board president, have asked 2 % or the City legal department to draft : : a - BLOCK’S D 0 Ww N S T A | R S STORE an anti-noise ordinance which can Cg IN be presented to the City Council. However, city officials believe that an educational campaign rather than enforcement drive will produce

the best results. % =, } 3 Spokesmen for the committee said b : : : 4 that “Noise costs American busi- E\ in a oF 3 : y : =

ness and industry $2,000,000 a day. It is one of the most expensive of the needless wastes of modern life.

“Its elimination, or at least its 3 % 4 i yf z a : reduction, in cities, offices and c < : J : homes is the prime objective of the : : ; Tl i noise abatement mdvement. Busi- pci E ; EE ae Ni : :

ness is interested because 1t recog-

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nizes that quiet surroundings lead

to better work, better health, lower N\ 4 A fo j ; Sa ; i fra a a / ; ‘ operating costs—because it has come , = E ; re Soa ] to realize that quiet working condi- BE 3 : : 7 ; : 0) - : tions more than pay for, the <ost 1 ® i : : ; 4 | 3 . 5

of securing them in the increased ; efficiency and well being that re- 3 Te a : 3 a ; : sults.” : "5 fa ( : Sa Tests Will Be Made

- The campaign will open officially with a proclamation issued by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, "A test by noise meter was to be taken at downtown intersections today and a similar test will be held at the end of the week to test the effectiveness of the campaign. Local committee members are John R. Fenstermaker, general chairman; H. J. Row, E. B. Dunaway, Chief Morrissey, A. K. Voigt, A. B. Good, business manager of the public schools; H. O. McElyea, Mr. Keach; S. N. Sanner, Edward J. Kearns and Dr. Herman Morgan, Health Board secretary.

MANY REDUCED FROM OUR HIGHER PRICED STOCKS! EVERY HAT A LEADING 1940-41 winter tashion . . . every hat definitely worth more than just 94c! All new colors . . . all heacsizes for women.

QUARTERMASTERS ~ freon o thd oy AT PE SEEK 30 RECRUITS SY

Officers of the Indianapolis units 1 : ga: ars : : "Of Special Interest to of the 113th Quartermaster Regi- : o 7 : ; Sweater Collectors!

ment, Indiana National Guard, to- o : 4 ra Sh day set up a recruiting station at Bi EN] _ : : kk 0 i} AT l i A % S 1 J ; A” .

Illinois and Washington Sts.

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Lieut. Lawrence F. Moore report-

ed that there are 30 vacancies in priced. : : £ : i the Indianapolis quartermaster Fue Ca. : § ; units which consist of two truck og ¢ : : :

and one maintenance companies. Applicants will be taken on an inspection trip of the Indianapolis

Motor Armory, headquarters for the InAkey pls new seam h ® Skunk-dyed Opossum The pet of the sweater collector?

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ing new personnel in preparation 41. = ‘for Federal mobilization expected : Now that there's definitely a snap in the air

shortly after the first of the year. you know winter's not far behind! Save on

your new fur coat . . . in Block’s Downstairs Lo & . : fur department where selections are peaked Son : Just Received! A New

STUDENT DROWNS IN : : OTE Set or Tre en! Sm in L i Shipment of Those ROCKNE FIELD HOUSE [2 eal pe "HO LTB Tailored SHIRTS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 18 (U. on ! e NED ro + Pp.) —Fred Aserage, 17, of Sidney, 2! : : > No Ee O., freshman at Notre Dame Uni- i : i rd fie = : ; 1 versity, drowned last night in the} EAN : fo a swimming pool at the Rockne Me- ; ; ; - : £ ial Field House on e campus. : : : Toe sin : : : : I eiernt of the South Bend Fire B00, 0000 Irregulars oi ] ? 3 Neat-as-pin Styles tailored ot bean tment to revive him with a 2 : 582% o ¢ Ce ay gn Yu Br : : tiful quality cotton broadclo Deper i i : ; TE 2808580 sty x: ; Long or short sleeves! Pleated BE a oN Ce 5 Lith : : backs! In white, pink or beige! death was caused by a heart attack. : Lr » 4 ite on : : backs) on White pie of, ul

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