Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1941 — Page 13

FRIDAY,

APRIL 11, 1941

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CHILD'S

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ment All the new pastel shades makes it easy to matcin their Easter costume Also

A111 &¢ slors in sizes R14 white and dark colors. Firsts Everv pair guaran- J and irregulars. Straight and quality turn down tops. Sizes 5'; to

re, Street Floor 10%. Star Store, Street Flanr

NEW EASTER PURSES

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We are proud of this big assortment of dollar bags, each a copy of a costly model. Black Navy, Red, Sadale Tan. Simulated patent, calf and rufl grain leathers Zipper tops top handles. pouches and envelope styles for miss and matron

Genuine Leather Purses \ : $1.98 to $5.00

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Boys' Easter

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Women’s and Misses’ Smart New

SPRING COATS

Also $16.95 and $19.95

sh fitted, reefer and boxy coats in twill, crepes,

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uits, dressmaker suits Specially Priced

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Girls' Easter Footwear

Patent leather sandals or pumps, tan and white. black and *

white, spectator pumps, ete.

Sizes 4 to 9. Star Store Street Floor

Child's Beautiful New

EASTER COATS

$398

TO $5.95

We still have a nice selection of styles for boys and girls. Shop the Star Store's large children’s department first for Easter outfits.

CHILD'S EASTER FROCKS Lovely sheers, cottons and : $700

ravon taffetas. Sizes to 615,

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Girls’ Clever New

SPRING COATS

3595

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

GIRLS' EASTER HATS

Select daughter's hat from one of the larg- $ $ est stocks in the city 00 to 95 Felts and straws in * *

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Girls’ Gay New

EASTER DRESSES

$1 98

Many new rayon crepes just arrived. Clever new styles that daughter will adore. Colors are navy, rose, blue and aqua. All sizes, 7 to 14.

OTHER GROUPS $1.00 and $2.98

Women’s & Misses’ Tailored or Fussy

SPRING DRESSES

You'll find many of the season’s smartest styles in this large group of dresses. Prints, pastels and combinations in dressy or fussy effects. One-piece styles and suits. Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 52.

Girls’ Newest

Select your spring skirts from our large assortment of plaids and solid color, all-wool flannels. Many *

with belts. Sizes 3 to 6% -T7 to 14-10 to 16.

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and sheers for vour spring

outfit. Sizes 3 to 16

Women’s Rayon Print

SPRING DRESSES

A grand assortment of new, crown tested rayon crepe dresses in many attractive styles. Also new spun rayons, sharkskins and seersuckers, Sizes 11 to 15—12 to 20—38 to 44—46 to 52.

Star Store, Second Floor

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Tech Graduate SCOUTS TRAIN Takes Yale Post FOR R DEFENSE

CARL L. WITHNER JR. now a senior major in botany at the University of Illinois, has acMore Toone Ne Needed for Possible Service, Leaders Say.

| cepted an assistantship in the | botany depart- | ment at Yale for the next | school year. At | Yale he will begin work toward his doc- The Incianapolis Boy Scout torate degree. along with brother troopers Mr. Withner throughout the country—may be was graduated ralled uman ta =H : fom Techiice] 1lled upon to shoulder a man-sized responsibility under the national here in 1935 defense program and he plans to and was a bot- Be Prepared any department Mr. Withner Scoutmasters throughout the city assistant there have been giving emphasis at troop two years. . He 1s a member of meetings to training which would Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, [be vital should war ever come to Phi Eta Sigma and Delta Phi | America

High Schonl

Alpha, national scholastic honor- The Scout—and the Cubs—are aries: Sigma Xi, nat ional scien« [learning to bec ome efficient helpers tific honorary, and Alpha Phi [to home defense leaders. He is

Omega, national service fratern- learning to accurately observe. and ity His parents live at 26 N report He is learning communica-

Arlington Ave tion by signal and messenger serv ger ser ice. He is learning safety and first id !

IMPROVE ROADS + ve mmr

" orp scoutmasters are placing

emphasis on defense training on scout meeting night.” the leaders {of the Indianapolis Scout Council ar

tare taking steps to increase the ree ees | city's scout strength, At the present time there are some 5000 scouts ‘Shoulders Widened on SiX in the Indianapolis Council spread out in 136 troops

In State to Make Troop This is just half the number of

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troopers a citv of this size shoule Movements Easier, | support, leaders sav 28 ao rength is now more important Shoulder-widening project f than eve! signed to make the roads adequate Wallace 0 Lee, chairman of the for the movement of troops ana executive committee of the Indianmilitary equipment, are under con- apolis and Central Indiana Bov struction now on SiX major state Scout Council. said the senut leaderhighways hip needs and is planning to enRoad 52 1s being widened from list more seotuts this vear

Otterbein to Earl Park; Road 41 from Road 2 to Cook; Road 212 from Road 43 to Road 12: Road 40 “We need nen troops, we need from Richmond to the Ohio State new leaders and we need scouting in line; Road 31. from Road 50 to districts where the voungsters are Crothersville, and Road 31, {rom not now organized and familiar with [RenTyVis to Sellersburg scouting,” Mr. Lee said These roads have been designated, The defense training in seout by _~ U. S. War Department as de-| troops throughout the city is just fense routes. The projects are be-|getting under way, Mr. Lee said, but ing carried out bv the State High- that he expected more detailed deway Commission, with the approval fense training program would bs of the Works Progress Administra- worked out at a conf ference of the tion Seventh Region whi neludes the 1apolis and Central Indiana ils, at Chicago April 21 nin iad for of which there 2.000000 in the sn 15 expected to n at the National meeting at Washington

Need New Troops

| Five additional widening projects 4 on defense routes are awaiting approval These are the widening of parts of Road 20 between South Bend and Angola; Road 41, between A'€ Cook and St. John; Road 9, hetween Road 67 and Anderson, and Road 9 between Alexandria and the Madison- Grant Countv line earl

serve in England

3 COUNTY SCHOOLS IN =...

include their tightly knit or-

ganization and thev want to be prepared, Mr. Lee said

! The American Scout's fellow Times Special trooper in England is daily perGREENCASTLE, Ind, April ll — forming valuable service to the The annual Indiana State High country under siese Thev are

School Extemporaneous Speaking trained in fire He Contest, will be held here tomorrow | tq the firemen. TI

gh ings helpers r are trained to

os with DePauw University as ho observe, report and extinguish in. Twelve high schools have entered, endiarv bo mb to direct traffic, including three from Marion care {or children in an air raid and County a score of other important duties

First and second place winners = go. tne Arievican Scout alse will receive plaques and be certified to represent Indiana in the National Forensic League Tournament

at Lexington, Ky LOCAL 226 OF U. A. W. f Shortridge High School of In- PS MEDIATION UNIT dianapolis, will be represented by \ Phillip Robertson and Elliott Good- | RA man. and Warren Central High A resolution denouncing estabSchool by Charles Kemp and Wil-| lishment of the new 1l-man labor

wants to be prepared to serve

liam Gale. Ben Davis High School! mediation hoard has been adopted has been entered but its contestants hv Local 226 of the United Auto have not been announced Workers (C. I O.), Norval W. Lewis, TTT president, said today OWNS ALBINO PEKINESE The resolution states that the ORLEANS, Ia. (U -Howard | “implicatoins are not all designed

Graesin, Orleans dog Po owns | for mediation purposes since that one of three known albino Pekmese would be practically a duplication of {dogs in the western world. The the Conciliation Department of the dog, “Whitey,” is 10 months old.| Federal Government, but rather 2 weighs seven pounds and hasn't a|trail blazer for compulsory arbitra

colored hair on its body The tion, and complete denial of ths i mother was brown and the father workers’ legal and democratic rights | black to strike and peaceful picket.”

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