Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1941 — Page 11
PAGE 10
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
DEE Offers The Amazing New . I] § GIVES TIPS Helps "Tag Day" [POLICE ACTIVE LU
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
Reproduces Records on a Beam-of-Light! The Greatest Radio-Phonograph
Value Ever Offered!
=
SSE ast tana TPOPOPIN
i Id /]
8
i
Essien OPPO SOT POPPORN
See the Famous . . .
PRILCO “Transitone”
Small, but Mighty!
Is RS Sd
Beam-of-Lig— Uses No Needles!
$79.95
$1.50 DOWN— $1.50 WEEK!
Beautiful Console TiltFront cabinet . NO LID; just tilt grille forward, bringing turntable out in plain sight, easy to use. Spectacular American and Foreign reception, wonderful tone,
| ON BAD MONEY.
Portraits First Thing to, Study, Secret Service | | Pamphlet Advises.
Rubbing currency will not prove | whether it's genuine or counterfeit, | [the U. S. Secret Service warned to|day in a pamphlet designed to help
"e public “know your money.’
The ink, the Secret Service | pamphlet explains, will rub off of | either genuine or counterfeit notes. | One of the first things to look at [In a suspected bill is the portrait, the pamphlet says, lifelike, stands out from the oval | background which is a fine screen of [regular lines. On the counterfeit, the eyes are dull, smudgy or unnaturally | white, the background is dark with irregular and broken lines. The seal on genuine bills has sawtooth points around the rim which are identical and sharp. On a counterfeit, different, uneven. broken off. The serial numbers on genuine bills are of distinctive style. firmly and evenly printed the same color as the seal. On the counterfeit. thev are poorly printed, badly spaced, uneven in appearance. Genuine bills are printed on distinctive paper containing vey small red and blue silk threads. Denominations of bills may identified by the portrains, as fol-! lows: Washington, $1 bills: Jefferson, $2; Lincoln, $5; Hamilton, $10 Jackson, $20; Grant, $50. and Franklin, $100. If you are suspicious of a coin. the good old “ring” test is still good
JEWELRY CO.
18 N.
ILLINOIS ST,
Claypool Hotel Rldg.
Drop it on a hard surface. “renuine coins sound clear and Hell-like Counterfeits sound dull ! Most counterfeit coins feel
greasy, | and are made or soft metal which can be cut easily !
FLY AWAY HOME WASHINGTON, March 21 «1 P).—The Department of Justice. usually busy following the sinister doings of spies and other eriminals. received a request today from a citizen of Hasbrouck Heights, N. J for all information available “‘rela-
five to home-made bird houses
FETE RET SNED
DEE'S PRESENT A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
1o Own a Fine Diamond!
{
You
can
select diamonds with complete confidence here! Our diamonds have the choice fine color, the
fiery brilliance and sparkle that means quality te an expert. They are correctly and magnificently
cut and properly proportioned.
10
A YN gold
2.00 WEEKLY
amondy
1 ENSE rey
NN | 5 Diamonds
49.
AL a (remendous
Pay $1.00 WEEKLY
and aving
mbhle that
“Spirit of Love”
297°
ce
ding he beauty of both
75¢ WEEKLY
Smart New Bulovas
The finest watehfS Money ca at th
! Yellow
Modern Wrist
WATCHES Q°,
inteed ace vatch vou can eas chotee of white or
50c WEEKLY
Gua urach ! 2
1iv afford ellow,
rola
75
to $150
n buy
nrice! ! “ol.
"24
50c WEEKLY
All diamond rings illustrated are priced to save you real money.
be | SN
|
IN SMOKE FIGHT
Group Assigned to Assist
| efforts
science of The Safety | signed
|
The genuine is | 3
| smoke, {chat with the householder or build- |
{practice of firing a | mstructions showing
the points usually are }
| |
Nancy Evans
LYRIC PIT BAND T0 AID GREEKS
Broadcast Will Precede ‘Tag Day’ Drive for Relief Funds,
Nancy Evans, vocalist, and the
Theater band will at 9 o'clock final windup show before the Greek War Relief
here at 8 a
Lyric pit gO on
the an tonight In a
Fund day’ m Hundreds of
“tag tomorrow girls and women wearing special head-bands and armed with coin boxes and lapel buttons, will be stationed throughout the city all day tomorrow, askINR coins to aid Greece. The campaign is the annual philanthropic venture of the Variety Club Tonight's program will be carried over Station WFBM In addition to the performance of the Lyric band and Miss Evans, who sings with the Biltmore Bovs in the Sapphire Room of the Hotel Washmgton, Ken Collins and Harold Marshall will make brief talks, explaining the day.” Both Variety Club members, Mr. Collins is co-chairman of the drive and Mr Marshall is publicity director.
Co-Eds
program
tag
Volunteer The last
30
will from
Entertainment the broadcast is being contributed. | Dick Frank, chairman of the “tag | aay sald today that all Butle: University sororities and independent organizations will contribute their services tomorrow, Others who have volunteered are the Sub Deb Club Howe High School. working with Zone Capt. A, © Zaring: Broad Ripple High School girls under the direction of Carl Niesse; Real Silk workers co-oper-| ating with Johnny Morris: a West | Indianapolis group of girls with | Harry Markun as director: feminine | workers from “film row.” working | with Mare Wolf and Mr. Collins. |
15 |
to minutes on |
Of
“Several individuals have volunteered.
A “Forever and Ever”
$97;
Entrancing slenderness the madern each other!
$1.50 WEEKLY
tapering in t
vogue to complemen
New Elgin Models Amercan made Desicnen in 394.75 aut * tine] to S150 50c WEEKLY
~Visit Indianapolis’ Most Interesting Store!
—— —
EWELRY CO. 38 N. Illinois St.
Claypool Hotel Bldg.
Claude McKean, committees chair-| man, said Hooks and Haag drug stores have agreed to have coin receptacles for the one-day drive.
Gets Lapel Button
A person who contributes will be tagged” with a lapel button urging: "Give Greece Relief in Defense of Liberty and Civilization.” All money collected tomorrow will be sent to the amusements industry division of the Greek War Relief Fund. Adolph Zukor of Hollvwood chairman of the division All expenses of the campaign here will be borne bv the Variety Club Each year the club has one major philanthropic project. Last vear it | established a blood bank for acecident victims, ete, at the I. U. Medical Center
18
oo Ssertomy 3 NEW SHADES
{ said the pair's [ snow
| the return trip [ shoes in the cab of the truck
Inspector Tutored in Preventive Steps.
Though spring is here, the City pressing its smoke abatement with renewed vigor. Gillum in
is
is the
Bmoke Inspector Roy busy instructing poiice excess Board policemen
Gillum who is the only smoke inspector the City
month asMr full-time has at
last
to assist
present.
The idea is that police are to note smoke violations while eruisng. As soon as they spot excess they stop in and have a mg custodian the theory and furnace leave a list ‘of the most efficient methods of operating a furnace. Serious violations will be re ported to Mr. Gillum who will follow up with inspection Next month, house-to-house visits by City firemen who will leave furnace firing instruction cards with householders will be started. This method of education was instituted last year and thousands af homes
on
They also will
were visited.
Mother, Child, 6, Lost on Plateau
MONTROSE, Colo (U. P).—A posse on and skis today searched Uncompahgre Plateau, covered with six feet of snow, far Mrs. Laura Bovd, 22, and her six-vear-old daughter Leona, lost since Saturday Members they had thev were alive, blizzard was brewing were kept burning all night attract their attention Sheriff Frank Hovey raid would double his 12-man at davbreak A neighbor deserted last
Maich snowshoes wild
21
the found
of to he still
posse said today if hecause a
to and he posse
found the cabin Tuesday Rangers greatest danger was blindness, and that was their trail, which wan-
ircles Rangers
dicated by dered In traced the night camps Saturdav until hard freeze oblit
great « and evidence of pail when a
trail
acks left by the from Tuesday
erated the
“ats S| EEPWALKER STEPS |
FROM TRUCK TRAILER
Mich March 21 25. who sleep auto
ARBOR (U.P) Ivan Lamke walked out of a speeding mobile transport trailer and landed on the pavement, waited in stocking feet today for a ride back home, Mr. Lamke, a relief driver trip from Lincoln, Neb. to Detroit walked the length of the empty, 40foot trailer and landed on the road where he was found by a policeman. He was scratched in the drop. He
ANN
ie Nis
on a
had been sleeping on a cot in the |
rear of the cab. The other drive: whose name Mr. Lamke did not know, telephoned from Detroit that he would pick up his relief man on Mr. Lamke left his
a
TRRRNERN i
Bonfires |
in- |
Trade Prisoners
ATHENS, March 21 (U, P.).—A government spokesman reported tonight that 289 Ttalian prisoners had been sent to Jugoslavia and ex- | changed for 11 wounded Greek sol- | diers under the international agree{ment on exchange of prisoners. The | prisoners exchanged included a cousin of Premier Benito Mussolini, Lieut. Col. Tuveri Ciglio, commander of the 153d Battalion of the 23d Blackshirt Division, the spokesman said.
| |
smoke detection. |
}
eo 0 A wide se leetion of Spring-con-
scious, rayon dresses designed in smart prints
TO RECEIVE ESTATE
VALPARATSO, Ind., March 21 (U P.) —Judge Charles W. Jensen ruled today that an unidentified man, known since then John Doe, killed by an auto Rolling Prairie Aug. 16, 1837 $10,100 on his person, was Fred Reeber of Detroit, Mich. Numbers of a gold watch found on the body were traced through a Jeweler's repair shop in San Diego, Cal., to Reeber. Four sets of claimants contested for the money,
as near with
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1011 Italy and Greece DETROIT CLAIMANTS |
TWO BIG RANCHES SOLD KINGMAN, Ariz, (U, P.). Sale of two Mohave County cattle ranches, totaling 149.000 acres, has “7en ans nounced here
HELP PREVENT’ COLDS developing
THIS QUICK, At first sneeze, sniffle, or nasal irritation, pu% HANDY WAY a little Vicks Va-tro= nol up each nostril, Tts stimulating action aids Nature's defenses against the cold. Keep it handy. Use it early.
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
MAN-TAILORED SUITS:
A distinctive group of
mannish- striped
worsteds
and pastel cheviots in classic. tailored lines.
sp
45¢ down; 50¢c a week
OATS
ORT COATS: Greet the
Spring in high style. You will appreciate the excep. tional value of these smart sport coats in tweeds, plaids and fleeces —box and fitted models.
NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR CREDIT!
45¢ down; 50¢c a week
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9
and color variations for sheer figure flattery.
$978, 585
~ FLUID DRIVING IN A CHRYSLER!
Chrysler Fluid Drive!
Tested, Proved, Advanced!
It's
YOU HEAR PEOPLE
Combined with New Vacamatic Transmission
Different
Smoother...Finer...more Thrilling ««.than any other driving!
WHY SHIFT GEARS?
say that Fluid Driving is
wonderful. But until you try it, you can't
possibly imagine how wonderful Fluid
Drive with Vacamatic transmission is!
Come in . . . try the thrill that can’t be described! It's the modern way to drive.
Learn what it means to stop in traffic.and
CHERRY COKE, HOT DOG. ROSY FUTURE; exciting as their names, Perfect with the new fashion-colors: in that long long wearing Revlon Nail Enamel (60¢) har monizing Lipstick (60¢ and £1.00) and Cheek Stick ($1.00). (Hot Dog in Nail Enamel only.)
HAAG 2,
ALL
start up again without touching anything
——_—
but the brake and throttle! No work to dof
Learn how it feels to ride in a car thes
can’t jerk or clash!
Enjoy the sensation of the smoothest
quietest drive ever put in
a motor car!
Smooth as oil! Simple as A B C! One fanlike wheel drives another by forcing oil against it... not through rigid metal
connections!
Why shift gears? Come in and try it yourself. We have demonstrators ready and waiting. Say the word and we'll turn one over to you whenever you want it!
fed Td
WITN FLUID DRIVE
950 N. Meridia
q. H. WALLERICH CO.
n St.
WILES-JOHNSON MOTORS, INC.
3815 College Ave.
HU. 1382
RODOCKER MOTORS, INC.
2606 W. Michigan
>
Distributor
SCANLAN 2217 E. Washington
Phone RI. 4574 SALES CO.
D. E. WEDDING