Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1941 — Page 2

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In the Navy Now—

CAREY BENNETT “IN WASHINGTON 8

{ Stationed With Marines; Nine More From Here Join Navy. © Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Bennett, | : 2912 E. Washington St., have | received word | that their son. Carey C. Bennett, has been stationed with the United States Marine Corps in Wash-! ington, D. C. | Pvt. Bennett! is 19. and at- | : tended Techni- | cal High School. | He enlisted in sthe Marine Corps 13 weeks ago, and -spent 10 weeks in training at Paris =Island, S. C., before being stationed | in Washington. |

= Pvt. Bennett

‘Leaves for Ship Ie

Ensign Frank Powell, USNR, will! “Shortly be aboard his ship on the “West Coast after a five-day leave! _of absence. Ensign Powell spent the time with “his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.| “Powell, who live near Zionsville. Mr. | : Powell is president of the Henry |: ‘Coburn Storage & Warehouse Co. | According to Mr. Powell senior, the Navy has added 10 pounds to)’ Frank's weight and has put a lot! of color in his cheeks. { Cel

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9 More Join Navy

William F.

| partment; has been

Lynd photo), former air officer of Gen- | eral Headquarters of the War Deappointed The Great Lakes Naval Training chief-of-staff of the Air Support

| Air Commanders

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SCHOLARSHIPS y

Butler Renews SH o Students at School for Next Year.

Scholarships of 76 Butler Univer-| sity students have been renewed for | | the next year. Seniors receiving the scholarship, renewals are: Helen Austin, Mag- | inolia DeHart, Leila Jean Gilbert, | | Robert Jacobi, Moses Levy, Lester { Moreland, Herbert J. Reese, Ruby | Shelton and Charles W. Stoup. | Juniors are: Geraldine Bagby, ‘Dorothea Braley, Winifred Davis, {Mignon Edwards, Elinor Falwell, | Barbara Frederickson, Marcella ‘Jane Gibson, Mary Goebes, Mary Hartman, Harlan B. Johnson, Norlvella Judd, Gale King, Deete Marie McGrath, Elizabeth Marshall and LaVella Martin. | Others are Frances Risk, Freida Sanders, Mary Louise Savidge, Myron Paul Simmons. Sara Jane] Steinbaugh, Clarice Townsend, Lewis Walker, June D. Walters, Irene {Judith Westervelt and Eva Lou! | Wise.

Others Renewed

| Names of sophomore students | {whose scholarships have been re-| inewed are: Dorothy Alexander, {Madalyn Applegate, Joseph Berry, Jean Brannon, Jane Brown, Joan Gladys Mae Cissna, Harry Dorsey, Ruth Adele Downey, Dan Everett, Diana Mildred Galerman |and Jeanne Gass. | Additional second-year students are: Wilma Grabhorn, Estelle Hoffiman, Arthur Hollander, Dora Eve-| yn Holliday, Mary Louise Holliman, Elmer Hopkins, Jack Hoyt, Zona Jane Jordan, Martha Kemp, Martha Anne Kirby, James Kirkhoff, lizabeth Loew and Thomas J. | Luck, Margaret Mueshaw, Mary Middle(ton, Jane O. Mottern, Eleanor Mun-

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A TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1941"

AYRES © DOWNSTAIRS @ STORE August LAYAWAY Selling of

“FIELDCREST” 72x90 DOUBLE

PLAID BLANKETS

“Fieldcrest” blankets of 5% wool, 95% fine cotton, block plaids in beautiful, wanted

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“Fieldcrest” 72x90-inch blankets of 5% wool, 259 rayon and 709 cotton. In lovely blue, green, burgundy, rose,

in weight. cedar and peach. 4-Inch satin

bedroom tints. Also T2x84binding.

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Command. Col. Hume Peabody (lower photo) has been named | commanding officer of the Second

Air Support Command, with headquarters at Oklahoma City Air Base.

Station at Great Lakes, Ill, re“¢eived nine more Indianapolis re-| cruits vesterday. The men, all o ‘whom enlisted last week, are: ~~ Micahel Leo Corliss, R.R. 17, Box 93: Richard LeRoy Johnston, 1612 Willa Drive; Paul Harry Nieman Jr., 1536 E. 46th St.: Charles Leroy | Varner, 310 N. Alabama St.: Carter| ARGENTINA PROBES ALIENS | pr pyre DROWNS IN CREEK Nelson Wetzel, 629 N. Colorado St..| LA PAZ. Bolivia, Aug. 12 (U. P.) | BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug 12 ‘Charles Edward Dickerson, 2888, —A six-man “Dies” committee of | | (U. P.).—John F. Reynolds. 37-year- | Pietz St: Kenneth Paul Mapes, the Chamber of Deputies will make {old Monroe County farmer, was, 1820 Beller St, and Harold Richard a 90-day Investigation of the activ-|drowned in Bean Blossom creek McGuire. {ities of “foreigners and Bolivians about 10 miles northwest of Bloom- | Twenty-six men denounced by the administration,” ington late yesterday after he ap-| were received at the training sta- according to terms of a resolution | parently suffered a stroke and fell Hen from Indien 2 yesterday adopted last night. ‘from his small fishing boat.

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paisley printed center and plain border. 72x84 Inches, in 6 choice colors.

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$8) 25

“Envoy” All-Wool Blankets . . , . Ea.

U. S. Army Reject Comforts . . ....

Extra large size cotton filled comforts 99 JE

66x80 Plaid Double Blankets . . .. Pr.

Biosk Digi Viniets Ti) saiaty wound 98 in closely stitched quilted pattern, cov-

ered with khaki colored cotton, weight 5% pounds.

Jumbo White Sheet Blankets . . . Ea. 89¢

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ends in wanted fall colors, 5% wool, 95% fine cotton.

other young

U. S. Army Reject Blankets . . . . Ea. Fine cotton blankets that weigh 3% $1 19

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Slight imperfects of all-white Beacon blankets, size 80x99 inches. All-cotton with whipped cord edges.

Colored Sheet Blankets . . .

OS" F.95 rur ma00-Inch “Fieldcrest blankets all cotton with rayon taffeta binding, in solid pastel colors.

pounds; rejected by the U. S. Government because of slight flaws; cedar color.

Down-Filled Comforts . . . .

Resutiful! Light! Warm! An extra low price for these rayon celanese taffeta covered comforts. Filled with fine gray goose down which has been Byfvan processed to make them moth repellent. eversible patterns and colors.

AUGUST

8ix{08 Sheets . . . $1.15

“Truth” sheets from Pacific Mills: extra-size footroom, in fine quality.

Bed Pillows . .... $1.29

ACA down and 25% duck feathers.

Sheet Blankets . . . 43¢ Ea.

66x76-Inch plaid blankets; several colors.

Famous blankets, 100% wool with 4inch rayon satin bindings, 72x84 inches, 4 95 33% pounds. In rich blue, burgundy, rose, green, winter rose and peach. “Seymour” All-Wool Blankets . . . Ea. Discontinued styles of regular $8.95 quality. Fine soft wool, 33% pounds 9 95 each, 72x84 inches, in rich solid colors with matching binding. GA 100% Reused Wool Blankets . . . Ea. Very heavy blankets of 100% reused wool, weight 5 to 7 pounds, 66x80 and 9 00 72x84 inches.

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SALE!

Mattress Pads . . . . Seconds of hetter quality $ 19 zigzag stitched mattress ® pads; twin or full bed size.

72x90-Inch imported lace cloths in two beautiful designs; ecru color.

Ecru net, handmade doilies all cotton; in ovals, oblongs and squares; many designs.

If you're looking for chic and charm in Fall Fashions . . they're here! Dainty duco dots on dark fields of rayon romaine. Self and white trims to glorify them for every occasion.

Other dresses in coat and princess styles for street and afternoon wear.

Now's the Time to SAVE! A Very Special Offer of

3-Pc. BED SETS

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MATTRESS. Hotel type innerspring mattress with 180 coil springs, sisal insulation, A. C. A. stripe ticking.

Materials include rayon romaines, rayon failles and rayon alpacas. Blacks, Greens, Wines, Blues and Browns.

Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women

LEFT: Black Green or Brown in sizes 12 to 18%

RIGHT: Brown,

Green or Wine in sizes 12 to 18.

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Washable cotton krinkle spreads; 85x Excello flour sacks; bleached, | Cannon towel ends, hemmed, ready to 1 0c 1 98 Turkish Towels ..... 19c First quality and full bolts in narRed, Lilac, Blue, Navy, Nutria and § No. 1647 in a smart school jumper,

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Matching Pieces to Make Your Room Complete Matching Chest . . . . $9.95 Matching Vanity . . . $17.95

Matching Dresser . . $15.95

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A group that includes our greatest collection of quality fur trimmed coats. New plaids, tweeds, fleeces, plain colors in fine needle point fabrics. Colors in Beige, Blue, Brown, Red and Black. Collars in Dyed Marmot, Dyed Wolf, Dyed Squirrel and Raccoon.

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Fine pin-wale corduroys in full bolts; choice of 12 fall c colors. REMNAMIS + + + + +» 2 2 2 +» 2 Yh Good size remnants of new fall poplins and broad- Cc cloths; many colors and patterns. Fall Rayons . . « + + « « : « Yd Rayon twills, sharkskins and failles in leading fall c colors; 3 to 10-yard lengths. Towelings « + « «+ + + + + « « Yd Part-linen toweling; bleached with colored borders; 10¢ full bolts. i 5-In. Towelings . 9.8 8 3 ww 3 9 ¢@® Yd. Remnants of bleached all-cotton toweling; white with Be colored borders. Sheer Cottons . . . . . . . . . Yd Clearance of summer cotton fabrics in bolts and rem- c nant lengths; chambrays, sheer muslins, piques, spun rayons. Pillow Tubing . . . « « « « « « Yd Remnants of fine-count tubing in lengths from 1 yard 1 Be and up. 81-In. Sheeting » . » ' ? ¥ Be Yd. Remnant lengths of 2 to 10 yards; heavy quality un- 1 Cc bleached sheeting. Hope Muslin . . « + + « + +» « +» Yd Full bolts of famous Hope muslin; 36 inches wide. 12}¢ 38-in. Muslin 2 8 8 2 '® %®% 3 wv &@® Yd. Unbleached muslin in remnants 2 to 20 yards. 10¢ Wash Goods . . . . Yd. Clearance! Remnant lengths of percales, nets, muslin, Cc rayons, ete.

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