Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1941 — Page 4

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VATICAN ORDERS! \ ATION i RACES.

RIGID SECRECY Ca oa acti TO OPEN AUG. 30

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Importance. a a : LL Lae 3-Day Event; Prizes and VATICAN CITY, May 15 (U. P.).| Sle : wR _— a FP a Nah Rules Announced.

—Vatican authorities, for the first | ES TR TF rR \ : wy of Clearance omen Ss n es, for the first | Le 3 Nr Contact, model builders! Circle

time since the start of the war, |

have imposed rigid censorship on| hoa SR ih NN \\\} tg. 20. 31 and Sept, 1 dn your logy all telegrams and letters leaving | J SEE at SE Ea NN LE WN a Hooks with red pencil! Those are | the Vatican to prevent leakage of | 3 = WE ws Ng Oa the days Zor Ine 19H Seripps-How- | military or political secrets per-| § "oN La, Ne : NI | 27d Junior National Air Races. taining to any country. Et \ SEER A A NN Nan NN This year they will be held at

Special permits will be required | j 5, : NH —_-_-- SE a NAR Cleveland, home of the National for telephone calls, even between | hh Road aaa \ : AR Air Races. Another list of prizes, Vatican City and Rome and jour-| 3 HR including trophies, gold, silver and

nalists henceforth will require spe- | y ) WN = |bronze plaques, wrist watches, me- 100 better summer wash cial permission to enter the Secre- ¥ * |dals, along with over $100§ in cash : : 0 € " ; frocks in cool sheers ny of Siete Bundse. The R. O. T. C. unit at Purdue University, about 2200 strong, is ready again for the annual inspec- |8Waits od WIHHELS. ’ TEACHERS LEAD IN PAY | tion by U. S. Army officers. This is a motorized battalion, For nearly two decades, the Purdue unit | High light of the three-day com- |

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: AM ta ee ——— the final night to which every of- . “ok 1 school teachers are the highest paid . " crepes. Broken sizes 14 instructors in the nation, according] HIGH SCHOOL GRAD AT 30 |local tavern, will graduate this June [dropped 10 years ago when he ficial contestant will be admitted as p to a report by Prof. O. K. Garr-| PERRY, N. Y. (U. P)—Bill from the village high school. He lacked only a half year to be|& guest of the National Air Races. |} tg 52,

Yestso Chik. 90- veal: aida 2 ent ourse | eraduated. The dinner will be broadcast over estson, I Ryc hlik, 30-year-old proprietor of a enrolled to complete hv | gr - a nation-wide radio hookup. Rear of Second Floor

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land Women's Chapter of National | Aeronautics Association, the Cleve- | land Chapter of Ninety-Niners are | C 00 official hosts for this year’s races. | These groups are already complet- Better play togs reduced for he

ing special arrangements with hotels . . {for rates so that visiting contestants quick clearance, Inciuged Hye Atty ’ \can live on a limited budget. These —seersucker play suits and ttractive, two piece slack suits in’ several ‘rates will range from 75 cents to $2 overalls, wash suits, slacks styles. Also colorful cotton print play a day. Meals will also be served at and other odds and ends. suits with separate skirts. Sizes 14 to 20. oY " ; y Broken sizes.

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| | No Fees or Restrictions | . - ’ | As in other years, this event, which | : N Women’s Beautiful Boys Snappy New As Hlustrated is the largest model airplane event /|~ 8 SHEER BEMBERG

in the world today, is open to all| 5 gO model builders. There are no entry BRE i ’ |fees or restrictions of any kind. i 3 PRINT - | Prizes include The Scripps-How- hE Poor oh 3

Trade-In {ard Trophy, plus $25 in cash, pre- FR \ BN w— y {sented to the ‘“‘outstanding club” in WR 3 : ‘ 1 ¥ our old ithe meet; the “outstanding flyer” of | WE 34 DRESS ES . S U ! S Furniture! the races will be awarded the Maj- Rav NTN 5 |Al Williams’ Trophy, plus $25 in : :

cash, and to the “All-America Junior S WORTH $2.98 | Aviator,” chosen by contestants, will | ¥ igo the American Airlines’ president's | 3 (trophy, plus $25 in cash. RR | First prizes in all classes and | § levents will be $25 in cash and | R 3 | plaque; second, $15 and plaque, and | : > : [third, $10 and plaque. Medals and : : [ribbons will be given scores of other i ; >

{place winners. | Events for every type of outdoor & i model will be included. Endurance : Sizes 9 to 15, 12 \races for fueslage, stick, gas, flying to 20 & 38 to 52 : FRE : : {scale and towline gliders, along with : ; g& Nice quality, sanforized, speed and original design events, 3 : : washable suits in solid will complete the contest bill. = An unusually smart group of shades of green, tan. blue, | There are no restrictions as to the : dresses in which vou’ll also : . number of events a contestant may 5 S brown or wine. Also stripe 'enter, but each entrant must be the : : k A g shirts and solid color owner and builder of his contest 3 cottons. Prints, plain colors ; fi B pleated pants. All pants models and must sign a pledge to and bright combinations. J

that effect. | Clever styles for juniors, Will Follow Academy Rules | misses and women.

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have belts to match and shirts can be worn “in” or “out.” All sizes 6 to 18.

AEE iid $1 B Contestants in the fuselage and Stat 4 “ dn pe 5 » i i i k 3 SR i y ivi i r ore, Secon oor . ; Star Store, Street Floor w fall design In - Bs gh: stick events will be divided into a : Popular Rtet B ) Ef 3 3 4 three classes, junior, senior and * nicely figured walnut veneers. ? 3} EE ; ) @ open, according to ages. The speed.

f Sisto 5 3 ; Rao : ; oR {line glider will be free-for-all, and ¥ Women's & Girls’ Bright Substantially made, good looking pieces. § a, 8 RO a" ets did loriginal design, flying scale and tow- WOMEN S SHEER 9

: ’ } : | a oo the gas t will divided int complete outfit equipped for comfortable § i | 3 a [oe ee ve a 1 vides p LAY sleeping—and low priced to be within reach £ & LS ws ment and age of contestants. | HIFF N

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S. fit includes— 3 : a Academy of Model Aeronautics will or mbes Hedges ot Sy i : 33 govern the contest. These will be RE 1 5 : ; i printed and distributed to all con4 e * i testants by national headquarters. as Xi § All flyers unable to attend the 3

® BED—graceful, full size, panel end style. 3 ed 3 | 'meet may send their ships and have 25¢ Values J ® : bi ® EE J : {them flown by the proxy committee, [l & 8 = % g SR g which will be chosen during the ® CHEST—has 31” top. Has 4 usable gen- 3 : SE Nii ; contest by the contest director. C

, size drawers. Nicely finished. oh | i A * | Free busses will carry contestants erous size d PR J i E ) each morning from downtown Cleve-

ys : 8 $ ; : land to the contest field and will ® VANITY —has 44” top, clear 26x28” plate SE : ; ; : teu each evening following closirror smooth-sliding drawers. : i i ling of the events. : TS . glass mirror, 4 smo g N 2 i | Registration is free, providing you Shent, Singles Joye jn iS : ; make your entry in advance of Aug. ew I'S. DIZEeS 9 Sr h e id . . vais ; i | ) ) : ‘ f ideal sports ® Upholstered Vanity Bench ! TS. 28, 1941. All late registrations will | 1014. Reinforced at ; Play shoes that are ideal for sports or just ) $ ! . i Ma : ¥ 1 pe charged a fee of 50 cents. obs of wear. Fine for for sheer comfort. White, beige, blue and DO school "and busi combinaton cloth uppers with real leather WINANT VIEWS SEEN y > soles and semi-wedgie heels. All sizes 38

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