Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1941 — Page 10

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By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Times Foreign Editor.

ORGANIZATIONS JOIN' [gob

STATE POLIO FIGHT

The fight against infantile paralysis gained new impetus today as eight Bethels of the Order of Job's Daugiiters in Indianapolis and the state Chain Store Council joined the campaign. Wilih Mrs. Bess Pursel, grand secretary of the order zs general chairman, the Bethels will sponsor a

Club. Ticket sales are in: charge of the honored queens of the various Bethels—Betty ‘Jean Van Camp. Bethel One; Margaret Mc Three; Veranelle Smock, | Four: Gretta Karnes, Nine; Velma Smith, Eleven; Anne Price, Sixteen; Elizabeth Doty, Eighteen, anc Norah Louise Bauer, Twenty-Three, . / Don F. Stiver, chaifman of the Indiana committee for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, said the Indiana Chain Store Council had agreed to help in the distrie

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HOME. (GUARDS 0 GET DIFFERENT UNIFORMS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (U. P.). —The War Department ruled today that Home Guard uniforms must be “unmistakably different” from those of the regular Army, Navy or Marine Corps. The Department said, however, it will not prescribe just what uniforms the states should select for Home Guard organizations which are being

place National Guard units called to active duty. Requests for cloth to be used in the State Guard uniforms must be approved by the Army quartermaster general to avert interference with Federal cloth purchases.

Guaranteed WATCH REPAIRING DONE BY EXPERTS H. H. anes Ine.

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bution of thousands of coin boxes.

Coeducational School for Adults

‘HIGH SCHOOL: .+..+.2D SEMESTER STARTS JAN. 29 TECHNICAL DIVISION 2D SEMESTER, STARTS JAN. 21 SPANISH, BEGINNERS’ CLASS ...c.ccancetaneravnoes .« JAN. » PUBLIC SPEAKING FEB. §

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YMCA Evening School

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TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL

benefit dance Jan. 30 at the Riviera

| COPPER MESH POT CLEANER

| 5 for 10¢

Famous Maker's 19¢ to 39¢ Asst. Chocolates

organized in several states to re-

WASHINGTON, Jan, 17.—Japan’s fateful decisio rem whether to extend the war to the Pacific or discreetly refrain therefrom—now hinges largely on the outcome of the President’s aid-to-Britain Bill and what happens after its passage. According to Far Eastern sources, Japan is; getting set -to move. southward toward the East Indies and IndoChina. Whether she actually carries out the attack, however, is said to depend chiefly on two things: First In importance is the attitude of the United States. Second is the extent fo which the United States may be prepared to make its policy felt so far f from . its shores. In other words, the progress of ges our own rearniék ment efforf. In Tokyo, leaclers are credited with believing that if Japan could only con-

.Mr. Simms front the world +! with a fait ac-

compli in the Dutch East Indies, She could sit back without much

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COMIC MAGAZINES

Stor 10¢ §

Plaid Cotton BLANKETS

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Full bed size sHeet blankets. in assorted pastel color plaids. Soft fleecy nap.

tear of what either the United States or Britain might do. They are said to base this on the

14-Qt. Enamel growing impression that neither DISH P ANS Washington nor London, now or <

for some time to come, will be in a § . 1 0c Ib. | c i the | .

“OCTAGON” Wash Powder

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Special

Over 2,000 REMNANTS

fl Printed percales and rayon i Jabrics in % to 1-yard

“Cannon” Towel Ends

Large size, heavy _ double thread type. Assorted colors.

Girls’ Knit Panties-Vests Broken sizes of better qualiSa ave on this low shecial

position to risk Lostilities or other side of the globe. Also on the related belief that before the United States could act, American bublic opinion would cool oI to such an extent that when interven- || HB H ! tion became practicable it ‘would Hl 3.

refuse to sanction inlervention. - Tokyo, therefore. is known fo be i-Hour Parking watching and carefully weighing de- Wile Shoppin at The LEADER

velopments in ‘the United States. ‘This is ‘especially irue of the testimony at the lend-léase hearings by Park on the “point” at Delaware and Virginia just south of the store.

Chocola le Chips and Jellies ® Cream Nougat Hard Centers.

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and White enamel, double coated.

Large deep oval shape.

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WASHINGTON and DELAWARE | STRERYS

such witnesses as fi¢cretary of State Cordell Hull, - Secretary of War Henry L. Stimscr, Secretary of Navy Frank Knox, William XKnudsen and others iti a position to speak with authority: on the national defense and the national industrial effort.

Japan Is Opportunist

It is important thet the Japanese find out just how long it will take for this country’s rearmament program to get into full swing; how much U. S. material will be shipped out of the country to Britain, China and others; how much will be retained for our owii armed services: and a fairly accurate estimate of America’s war Sentiment foward: Germany and towsrd Japan. It would be dificult to overestimate the importance of this kknowledge to Japan at this time. She is known to be supremely opportunist. Hers is a jujitsu diplomacy: She yieids to a major force when she must, only to catch her opponent off balance later on and thereby accomplish what has been her purpose all along.

Eyes on Dufch East Indies

Japan’s eyes are on the! Dutch East Indies. Holland, she knows, can not defend these rich possessions. Britain ig too hard pressed at home. Rusiia might attack Japan, other things being ‘equal, but won't now because she fears Germany. The United States, therefore, is the only pawer tha; could stop Nippon. But will the United States try? Is the United States strong enough to do so, even if it desired to intervene? And would Americen public opinion favor intervention? The lend-lease hearirigs now going on in Washington. may provide Japan wil much of the information she seeks.

Another Outstanding Value Achievement —A Smashing Sale of 1,000 Women’s

HANDBAGS

Every Bag Made to Retail for $1.00

v Top Handle Bags vw Pouch Styles % Back Strap % Envelopes v Zipper Top Styles _ v Novelty

REG. 59¢ FABRIC GLOVES

25:

Samples! Reg. $1.00 “FRUIT OF THE LOOM” LASTEX

FOUNDATIONS and GIRDLES

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at ‘the moment of pute chase, just right for your coffee pot. Try rich and fall. bodied Red Circle!

RED CIRCLE COFFEE

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NOW AT LOWEST PRICE IN HISTORY

Sizes

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Slack and. Conservative Styles Some With Pleated Fronts and Self Matching Bells

® Plaids Worsteds—French

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Simulated Leather Grains in Dozens of Smart Styles and Colors

". Throw away your old ideas of handbag sales, forget everything you ever heard about the dollar not buying much, sfor here is a sale that will change your mind. Big bags, small bags, bags with flat bottoms that stand up alone, bags with shirring, bags with embossed designs. ‘Most all colors, with dark -colors predominating. ‘

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All- in-one, with lace and satin uplift brassiere. Pantie girdles with detachable crotch. Also stepin and side hook

BOY KILLED ON SKATES

BEDFORD, Ind. Jan. 17 (U. P.). |—Eugene Harris, was killed yesterday when struck By a truck while ‘he was roller skating. He was 10,

FIRST * QUALITY WORK SHIRTS

113-°1.00

Good quality blue chambray, cut full and made well. Two pockets. All sizes 14'%2 to 17.

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AT ALL AZP SUPER MARKETS

all in suiting pat- ® Herringbones Terr

backs and serges ® Stripes in ‘browns, blues, greens and grays, ® Plains = HUE paterns ma o Diagonals your® extra coats. Perfectly tailored SIZES 29 to 42 6 y BIG YANK About 1000 Women’s and Misses’ ‘Winter ® Mid-Season ® Early Spring improvement tn 2 Sizes

SMART HATS

Here Is the Plan Buy one hat at the regular price, then select another hat at the same price and pay only 1 cent for it.

newest al tailored with all Sane exclusive features,

Two Low Price Groups That Should Keep Our Coat Dept. Busy Saturday 10.95 to °16.95 VALUES

Hit Fashion ior Spring

Regular $1.45 and $1.95 Wool and Fur Felt

MEN'S HATS

Specially Priced for Clearance!

SIZES 63 to TY;

Smart New Shapes and New Colors, fully lined and finished in raw or welt edge styles. Leather. sweat bands,

- MEN'S $i 00 GLOVES (Goan rie Sim) GGg 69¢ TO 89¢ SWEAT SHIRTS (co) 59% Men's T9¢ Dress SHIRTS ( 5 275) 2 $I $1.19 to $1.95 Sweaters ( ...5Y..) 89¢ MEN'S ALL WOOL DRESS-CAPS..49¢ Men’s Dress HOSE (qi toi woo) 3" 25¢ MEN’S 69¢ ALL-WOOL MUFFLERS, 38¢

AEE TTT: ‘CORDUROY LUMBERJACKS AND CORDUROY LONGIES

Heavy lined jackets in gieen and gray partridge. Talon | zipper front, adjustable side buckles. Sizes 8 to 16.

Slack model longies in gray

AIXTRA HAT I< AATRA HAT I

Look at the Styles and Colors in This Great Hat Sale! - ® Felts ® Fabrics ® Combinations @® Brims ® Turbans ® Berets ® Bonnets ® Pill Boxes ® Veil Trims ® Flower Trims ® Feather Trims ® Dark Colors ® Dusty Tones ® Vivid, Pastels ©® Headsizes 21 to 24.

We've Just Received Over 1, 500

dm 3 SMART STYLES

. Wrids-Aroand — ® Crown Wrap ® Double Ring

Turbans are "tops" for spring! Wear them anywhere with everything! We have a gloricus assortment in pastel colors of | rose, aqua, green, wine, soldier blue, red, white, “gold, black,’ brown, etc. Get yours now!

Warm fleeces, boiucles, persian and karacul fsbrics—Tweeds, diagonals and oOmbres. All satin . lined and Wermly in-

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Clearance! Girls’ 59c to 99c VALUES

Fast color prints, rayon French crepes, « velveteen jumpers with taffeta blouses. Sizes 1 to 6; 7 to 14.

12 to 18

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out THEY GO!

Women’s and Misses’

FOOTWEAR

We Won't Attempt to Tell the Former Value of These Shoes.

Buy Them at ONLY

ps : y OVER 1000 PAIRS

WOMEN'S REG. $1.88

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es of better a hurry.

Chocolate--Pecan Topped’

MARSHMALLOW COOKIES

- Tasty vanilla wafer with delicious marsh- |

! mallow and dark, rich chocolate coatSandwich |

ing, topped with a pecan. Buy several CAKES

pounds at this low. price. 10c--

Chocolate and vanilla flavor sandwich cakes " with rich cream center. A real sposiall

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. | Boys’ Double Sole

CLOD-HOPPERS

$1.55

|< 1 3 ~The kind the boys like , . . with 3 double soles and metal toe and SNES heel plates, Black only. Sizes J 1tod4%.

SAMPLES + FACTORY SECONDS + CLOSEOUTS

MEN'S SHOE:

Actual $2.00 and $2.50 Values! ‘Style Plus Wear, Plus Savings! i These are the {finest lot of men’s shoes we have ever been able to fatfer] And: ‘men, we wge you to see

SUGAR WAFERS

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Fresh shipment of vanil- | la and chocolate sugar waffers. They're tasty! Set several pounds.

Shoes You Can Wear! All Sizes in the Let! * Come and Get Them!

Three big tables, piled high with shoes—maybe not in the color or in the latest novelty - style—but- shoes you can use and get three and four times the worth of this ow. price,

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and green partridge and green, Separate waistband, Sizes 6 $1.59—5-Pec. RUGBY SUITS Navy blue and brown cheviot. broadcloth blouse with -matche 88° ing tie and belt, Sizes 4 to 10. Button front and slipovers. and’ fancies. Also 25¢ OTe WASH SUITS styles. Button-on blouse and tie to match. Sizes 4

to 18. Coat, longies and’ id BOYS' SWEATERS sweat ins in the lot. Long and short pants 39¢ to 10,

Indiana’s Largest Variety Store

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