Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1941 — Page 8

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Choose daughter's spring coat from our large assortment. You'll find all the popular new styles—including military effects. Colors are navy, rose, blue and beige. Sizes 7 to 14.

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etlands, flannels, twills and tweeds with lingerie and self-trims, contrasting piping, leats and tucks. All have matching Bonaets and some have a cute little purse. Sizes 1 to 4 and 3 to 614.

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Girls’ Confirmation and Graduation Dresses

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THE SUITS—

% Dressy Styles % Casual Styles * Satin Trims % Link Button Styles % Shirtmaker Styles % 2-Piece Suits % 3-Piece Suits

w All Sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 20, 38 to 44

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A Splendid Group of Budget Priced Easter

COATS & SUITS

4 VV ) 5 Suits in Dressmaker, Tailored, Military and Casual styles. Coats * are in fitted, dressy, reefer, boxy, and sports fypes. Plaids, Shetlands, tweeds, crepes, twills and herringbones. Suit sizes 10 to 20

Coat sizes 9 to 15-10 to .20 and 38 to 52.

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PRING DRESSES

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9 to 15 12 to 20 38 to 52 181, to 2414, Redingotes, suits, dressy styles, tailored styles in sheers, prints and combinations. Blacks, Navy, gay colored Prin and rich pastels. A dress for every type and taste, ee them at the Star Store, tomorrow.

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| At City Hall—

ST. LOUIS SMOKE BRINGS A CHILL

‘Local Party Leaders See a Lesson in Democratic Mayor's Defeat.

By RICHARD LEWIS As the highway winds, St. Louis [15 a good 260 miles from Indian- © |apolis, but the Missouri metropolis’ | municipal election had a reverberation at the City Hall here today Mayor Bernard F. Dickman, rupning for a third term on a combi- | nation Democratic ticket and smoke | abatement plaform, was defeated |by his 64-year-old Republican op ponent, William Dee Becker, by at eest, 20,000 votes

To those only slightly acquaint | ed with the political situation at St. Louis, this suggested that the

successful smoke elimination campaign there wasn't quite the vote getter St. Louis Democrats thought [1t would be. BEspecially in view of | the fact that Mavor Dickman was credited with the reform Indianapolis City officials now 1ave the distinct impression that smoke and politics don't mix. They had been watching the St. Louis

Reserve Is Already In Training. election to see whether smoke | abatement would prove political:

| Indianapolis scout officials today potent, were doing all in their power to Now, they have come to the con

y : clusion that the smoke elimination | achieve a deferment for Homer T success didn't help Mayor Dickman | Gratz, chief executive of the Indian- | politically, |apolis and Central Indiana Boy| As far as Indianapolis is conScout Council, who has been called | C®fned, the election implies that to active duty with the United | the possibility of copying St. Louis States Navy drastic smoke elimination plan heres Mr. Gratz, who enlisted in the 18 nil. Mayor Sullivan will rely on | naval reserve while living at Wheel. | DiS newly instituted educational ling, W. Va. is a lieutenant in the | Campaign to improve smoke condinaval reserve and reported to the | tions. Ford Naval Service School at Dear-| ¥ ¥ Wu born, Mich, yesterday | | He did not ask a deferment or an| Training Park Leaders

| opportunity to resign from the naval| The Park Board's | service, Mr. Gratz. who succeeded ¥. © (raining school is being prepared Belzer scout leader here for 25 vears, | With great care. Members of the | has been active in Boy Scout work Mayor's Advisory Committee and i fons He organized the Volunteer experts in several fields | first scout troop in Speed Ind. and .i1ied to recreation are planning the | did scout work in West Virginia instruction course in mintte detail i Scout officials, worried about the The school which opens April | loss of Mr, Gratz, pointed out that 14 at Brookside Community House, { the council's activities have greatly [will offer courses in crafts. games (expanded in the time he has been and leadership in Indianapolis and his continued Helping plan the courses are Gor|Ruidance is needed. ‘don Thompeon, Orchard School With Mr. Gratz in naval service headmaster; Mrs. Clara Hester, inthis leaves Marion and the five ad-|structor at the Normal College of | joining counties under the super- the American CGymnastic Union: | vision of four field executives on the Emil Rath, Schools Physical Eduea- | professional staff of the Scout coun- | jon director; Parker Jordan, Y. M. | etl. IC. A. secretary; Joseph F. Lautner, | Mr. Gratz is married and has a gf the Arthur Jordan Conservatory [esgiyier. of Music, and Dr. James W. Peeling, head of the Butler University So

logy D ‘tment NYA TO MAP PLANS ciohoss Department °°

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FOR STUDENT WORK Playstounis this summer to tie in

raft, story-telling and dramatics

Called to Navy

Homer T. Grats

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Future plans of the NYA division for the smaller youngsters may be illustrated by what is going to hap-

pen to “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.” First of all, Ali Baba will unfolq

WwW. Edmund Baxter of the NYA as a narrative, Then the children work division will be in charge. will build castles and barrels and caves which figure in the ancient

Among those expected to attend v ‘ . . are Paul Alexander, Greensburg, fable and finally they will drama the Rev. Thomas J. Finneran, Indianapolis; C. E. Kellam, East Chi-

cago: Adrian Lute,” Huntngton: PAY TRIBUTE TO REV. SKELTON AND FAMILY

South Bend: Ralph Shek, Franklin; O. R. Smiley, Columbia City, | Testimonial services will be held ——— [at the Barnes Methodist Church

| and H. Burton | Stephan, Huntington | Sunday in honor of the Rev. Robert EASTER SPECIAL H. Skelton and his family HATS [sumed the duties of the pastorate 12 years ago, the congregation has Lg Bi been increased 75 per cent and the + Limited church debt has heen paid

Since the Rev, Mr. Skelton as The Rev, Skelton is a member Uiehmers EAGLE Dyers

tof the interracial committee of the PDR. 1059 50% Virginia Ave.

of student work will be mapped at | a meeting of the schoo! work ad- | visory council tomorrow at 10:30 a. m.

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