Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1941 — Page 10
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EXPLAINS ROLE OF OBJECTORS
Quakers’ Tells of Training: Boys to Go to Europe.
Times Special
PLAINFIELD, Ind.
their part in the war, Thomas Jones, ! national director of camps, ern Yearly Meeting of Friends here.
Mr. Jones said the
ers aid in the last war. Eight of tors who are now in the camps attended the meeting with Mr. Jones. Five of the boys were Quakers, one a Congregationalist, one not affiliated with any church and one Negro Youth of the Moslem faith. The boys contributed to the session with songs and tions of their life in ca Mr. Jones said that re boys in camp were doing their part in the call of the nation at the present] time and in the only way possible. “The defense of our country rests on the spirit inside it,” he said. He warned the assembly that “we must pioneer for a new way of life so that never again will boys be called upon to give their lives as they are doing in the present war.’ He then appealed to Indiana Quakers to get behind the camps financially and furnish the $35 a month necessary for each boy This financial help has been provided so far by either the boys, their families, their friends or local churches. Mr. Jones camp were being 1 servation and othe be needed when the war is over.| Many of the boys are studying French, German, and other Ilanguages. “These small battalions fighting hunger and cold will do their part in the reconstruction of a destitute Europe,” he said. The Quakers already ceived an “S.0.S.” from Britain asking that six of the youths be sent to England to aid in fighting fire bombs and helping with the wounded. Errol T. Elliott, pastor of the Indianapolis First Friends Church who is attending the Western| Yearly, would be answered as soon as it was possible to get transportation for the men. Sessions at the Western Yearly will continue through Sunday
DUKE TO MEET FDR, SEE BRITISH SHIPS
HYDE PARK. N. Y., Aug. 22 (U. P.) —President Roosevelt arrived here today to meet Saturday with the Duke of Kent. brother of King George VI of Great Britain. The Duke, wino has been inspecting Canadian defense. is due here tomorrow to be an overnight guest. He will accompany Mr. Roosevelt back to Washington, arriving there on Monday, and that same day will go to Norfolk and Newport News, Va., to inspect British ships being repaired in that area.
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IN CHICAGO'S GREAT SALE MEN’S
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Camps Director
Aug. 22.—The| Quakers are now in training or
the civilian| said last night at the West- |
youths will go| to Europe after the war to aid in| reconstruction and relief—as Quak-|
the conscientious objec-|
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| over city streets and county gravel.
Morale Chief
Brig. Gen. Frederick H. Osborn, above, new chief of the Army's | morale division, has the job of | boosting the spirit of the armed forces as part of a two-way campaign to build national morale.
BOARD ORDERS a NEW DETOURS
Road 18 From lllinoisIndiana State Line Is on List.
Five new detours were established | lon State roads last week. They are on Road 18, from the | Indiana-Illinois State line to Fow{ler: Road 36. west of Mooreland;
| Road 101, from Roseburgh to Liber-| ty: Road 258. from Cortland to Seymour, and Road 331, north of! Bourbon. Detours now in effect are: Ind. 1—South of Ind. 28, 6 miles over unty oil mat and Ind. 28 2—From 1 mile east of Rolling to 1 mile west of South Bend, 13 miles over Roads 20 and . Ind. 3—From Muncie to artford City, 271% miles over Roads 33, 221 and 22. Ind. 4—From Goshen to Ind. 13, 10 miles over U. S. 33, county road and Road 13. Ind. 53—Just north of Ligonier, 1 mile over county gravel and oil mat. From Ind. 16 to Ind. 114 13 miles over Road 16, county gravel and Roads 105 and 114 Ind. 9—Between Marion and Huntington: | passenger traffic 21 miles over Road 218 and 5: trucks 41 miles over Roads 18, 3 trucks may use Roads 18 and 1, Wavne.
{and 35; from Marion to Ft Ind. 13—From 1 mile west of Point Isabel north, 12 miles over county gravel and Roads 35. 513 and 21. From junction Ind. 21 to Wabash, 28 miles over Roads 21 and 15. From North Manchester north, 10%'2 miles over county gravel Ind. 18—From Ind. -Il. 15. miles over county grav S. 24—Northeast of Siatingten. 14%
wd to Fowler,
his over Roads 9 and 114. Ind. 26—From Lafayette to Rossville, 2s miles over Roads 52. 38 and county gravel, | and Ind. 39. East of Fairmount, 3 miles over county Jraje East of Portland. 2!: miles over city streets, county oil mat and ro . Ind. 29—From 1 mile north of Madison to Versailles, 43 miles over county pavement and Roads 7 and 50. U 31—From Ind. 18 north to Peru, 27 miles over Roads 18 and 21. Ind. 32—From Crawfordsville to Dover, 20 miles over Ind. 34, county oil mat and gravel, and Ind. 75. Ind. 36—West of Moreland, 3'2 miles over county gravel From Losantville (Bronson) to Lynn, 17'2 miles over county pavement and U. 8. 27 Ind. 39—From Frankfort north to Rossville, 14 miles over Roads 75 and 26. U. S. 40—Closed from Brazil to Putnamville. and from Plainfield to Bridgeport; marked detour 83 miles from Terre Haute to Indianapolis over Roads 41 and 36. iThrough traffic from Indianapolis to Vincennes may use Ind. 67) —From junction Ind. 20 to Bates1; miles over Roads 28 and 229. . 48—From Jasonville east, 3 miles ity streets. county gravel and Ind.
S. 50—From Washington east, 1 mile
J 51—From junction Roads 6, 51 and 130, north 812 miles over U. S. 6 and city
nd. 55—From Pine Village to Atkinson. 10 miles over Ind. 26, county gravel and U. S. 52. Ind. 56—From 2 miles northeast of Greendale to Dover, 18!2 miles over S. 50 and county bituminous road. (Narrow road). Ind. 539—From Sanborn north, 9 miles over Ind. 67 and county gravel Ind. 60—From Ind. 37. near Mitchell, to 1 ile est of Salem, 33 miles over Roads 37 an
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They're priced WAY UNDER REGULAR, but they're “Grade A” all the way in STYLE and QUALITY!
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You'll find all the newest col9 ors—all the newest patterns— in a size that will fit you perfectly!
OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT
| Ind BRAND { Evansville to Boonvilie, 2: s y New Green River Road and Reads 66 and 261.
NEW | miles over county | From U. S. 30 north,
5 le. 7 miles over county gravel and Ind.
| gravel and U.
streets, Ind. 62, county oil mat i and gravel about 2 miies east of 23 miles over New
62—From
Ind. 101—From Roseburgh to Liberty, 10 oil mat and Ind. 44. 1512 miles over U. S. at and county gravel. Ind. 109—Just south of Wolf Lake, 3 miles over county gravel. From Knightstown to junction Ind. 234. 23 miles over Roads 40, 203 and 234. In Madison county, inorth of Ind. 38, 2 miles over Ind. 38 and county gravel. Ind. 114—East and west of North Manchester, 26 miles over Ind. 15, county gravel and Roads 113 and 105. Ind. 118—From junction Road 116 east 3 miles over Ind. 118 and county oil mat. Ind. 120—From Howe to Brighton, 18 miles over Roads 9. 20 and 3. Ind. 12t—From Wabash-Miami line to Mt. Etna, 22 miles over Inc county gravel. Ind. 145>—From Troy to St. Meinrad, 23] miles over Roads 66. 245, 162 and 62. Ind. 158—=Fram Bicknell to Freelandville, 812 miles over Ind. 67, county oil mat and Ind. 38. Ind. 165—From near Johnson to Owens-
30. county oil ma
county 9 and
Ind. 167—From Albany to Dunkirk, 6% miles over Ind. 67 and county gravel 221—From junction Ind. 124 to Ly 14 miles over Roads 124 and
5. Ind. 241 —From 1 mile north of Monroe City to To. S. 50, og 7 miles over county Ind. 258—From Cortland to Sevmour, 6 { miles over county gravel and U. S. 31. Ind. 267—Closed from Brownsburg north to U.S. 52. detour 21 miles from Brownsburg to Lebanon over Roads 34 and 39. Ind. 318—From Ind. 303, near Keystone, {to Ind. 1, 8% Mies over Ind. 303, county gravel and Ind Ind. 331— oy 5 miles north of Bourbon, north 3 miles over county gravel Ind. 356—East of Petersburg. 2 miles over Ind. 61 and county gravel. From U. S. 31 to Ind. 3. 15 miles over Roads 31, 56 and 3. Ind. 727—From Helmar to just north of | Ashlev, 6 miles over Ind. 327. countv gravel land Ind. 727
BORROWER FINED $10
YUMA, Ariz. (U. P.).—Here’s what comes of borrowing a friend's fishing license: An unnamed Yuman vaid a $10 fine when he was caught red-handed using a friend’s fishing permit. The reason he was apprenended? The game warden who collared the culprit happened to be
a friend of the absent licensee.
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See and Compare These Values!
FUR COATS
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ur Sale!
at $12.50 to $15.00
FRIDAY, AUG. 22, 1941
NEW FALL HATS
12 HOURS TO SHOP AND SAVE
A Dramatic Advance Purchase Sale
h WINTER COATS
Misses’, Women’s and Larger Women’s Sizes Smart Tweed Effect, Plaid Backs and Rich Fur Fabrics
BELTED—FITTED—SWAGGERS
Sizes From 12 to 52
This is YOUR Sale! Your opportunity to get a smartly. styled, quality coat at unbelievably low prices! This sale the result of our buyer's inl to New York, where he handpicked every coat chose the leading coats for your selection. Every pa beautifully lined and warmly interlined. Ail guaranteed fabrics and linings.
Women’s and Misses’ New
SPORT COATS 88
shown for the first time tomorrow. Solids—Plaids —Tweed effects. Practical coats suitable for vear round wear. Also fur trimmed and fur fabric coats. Sizes 11 to 20 and 38 to 52. Make a Layaway
Flattering New Styles—Just Arrived C-Styles for Every Age—Youthful or Matron
J OFF- FACE
ROLLERS SAILORS BROW HATS
Young Styles for All Ages! Regular $3.98 to $4.98 New
FALL | DRESSES
At An Amazingly Low Price of Only
% Rayon Serge * Rayon Bunny Suedes * Chucker Spuns %* Spun Rayons * French Crepes * Gamza Crepes | * Alpacas
Dresses to wear “round <the clock” and in sizes and styles for everyone. Wear them now Or put them in the Layaway for later. Sizes 12 to 20: 38 to 52; 16% to 2415: 9 to 17.
56 Ind. 61—From Boonville north 9 miles |§ | over city
New Arrivals! Women's and Growing Girls’
all FOOTWEAR
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ers.
Black Leather and Suede, Brown Leath=er and Suede, Brown and White Saddles, Plain Black Leathers, Plain Brown Leath-
See These New Fall Style Leaders.
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Final Summer Clearance!
WOMEN'S SHOES
SAVE HALF AND MORE * Novelties ®* Wedgies ® Ties * Pumps ® Sandals
MEN'S
All whites and white with color combinations. Broken sizes (3 to 9) in the lot. Counter soiled, but exceptional bargains at only $1.
now and save.
Final Summer Clearance!
Actual 1.98 and 2.50 Values All White and White with Brown
Good looking and good wearing shoes but the sizes are broken and they're soiled from handling, but men, they're Buy for next year
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* All sanforized woven fabrics in light or dark pat“terns. To work, dress and sports, Most all sizes.
: Pall Sate models, come pleated fronts and self Tate or yg Sizes 29 to 42.
“Inher-outer styles with <back collars in cool cottons Jy
values at this cleanup price. SALE
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Hurry M en! Take Your Choice! Over 300
BETTER SLACK SUITS
Qualities Made to Sell for $2.98 to $4.98 All Grouped at One Low Clean-Up Price
SA are all SANFORIZED-SHRUNK and UNION MADE and of
lity ‘fabrics that hold their tailoring. The size range is broken the color range is not complete, but, men, they're real buys
*
19° | Last Call
MEN'S $1.89 SUMMER WASH SLACKS
woven fabrics, that will not
MEN'S 19¢ to $1.00 SPORT SHIRTS
and rayons. Plain and novelty weaves in a good color selection, All sizes in the lot; 5
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Choice of the House)
$1.00 to $2.00 Yalues, Soft §
: heavy Turfkish To
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5000 Yds. 15¢c, 19¢
SCHOOL DRESS Prints
New fall styles, 80x80 square prints. Printed shirtings. Plain broadcloths. 2 to 10-yard cuts. Fast colors.
Bates Unhemmed
BED SPREADS
Imperfect $1.98 to $3.98
Values Heavy jacquards in colonial cottons and rayons. For douPart Wool and Jacquard BLANKET REMNANTS Heavy part wool in solid colors — and Jacquard Indian pat- 4 3 C terns. 66 In. wide.
ble and single beds or drapes. 36 to 54 inches long.
Famous Cannon
TOWEL ENDS
3 Sensational Prices
5¢=10c-15¢
Assorted sizes. Shop early for these hemmed pieces.
Regular 59¢ and 69¢ “Loomcraft”’ SLIPS
39°
Samples and counter soiled slips of better qualities cotton broadcloth. Tearose only. Sizes 34 to 40
Full Fashioned Pure Silk HOSIERY
49
A real value , , . much more on market, New fall colors, all sizes, some with Bemberg ravon welts.
Many 1.00 Value
New Fall HANDRAGS
59°
Simulated patent and calf leathers, plain and embossed. Black, brown, navy, tan and red. :
worth today’s
Girls’ Smart New 1942
WINTER COATS
Regular $9.95 Values
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Fur trimmed wool boucles with leggings to match— also 3-piece legging sets. Fur trimmed and sports tvpes in a large selection of school girls’ sizes, 3 to 6%; 7 to 10; 11 to 186.
Boys'-Girls’ School Hose
Anklets, 3s’s 121 1 c 3
and full a iis All sizes. 1st quality and irregs. of 25¢ values,
Back to School Sale! Girls’ Rayon Crepe and Cotton
SCHOOL DRESSES
Regular $1.19 to $1.69 Values
June Preston Merrie Lassie and Other Well Known Brands
Cute new styles for school in rayons, tubbable cottons, woven plaids and slub broadcloths. Swing pleated and gored skirts. Many military types. Sizes 7 to 16, 1 to 6x.
Boys’ Regular $4.98
Wool and Leather JACKETS
Make a Layaway
Le S 3 si [Pay Only 25¢ Down 25¢ Down
Knitted Neck and Cossack Style. Sizes 8 to 18
Wind and coldproof. Allwool and cape leather combination with zipper front and zipper breast pockets. Wanted colors.
CORDUROY FINGER- Tp COATS Regular $4.98 value. Thick-set corduroy 3 77
in brown, green and gray partridge and solid colors. Gabardine lined.
Sanforized School Slacks
97:
Sanforized
Fast Color SCHOOL SHIRTS KIDDIE-ALLS \ Overall style with bib and 97°
Fancy pattern broadloth. Stand-up collars. Cc SI eer An green and brown. Sizes 4 to 10 Boys’ Athletic
Light and dark colors. SHIRTS: SHORTS _
Sizes 8 to 14'2 Knit brief shorts with
Part Wool SCHOOL SWEATERS elastic Waistband Jand 97° fell e. mi Swiss oi shirts, sizes EN
Solid colors and two-
All woven materials guaranteed not to shrink or fade. Slack model, pleated front and self-belt. Light and dark colors, plaids and stripes. Sizes 6 to 18.
tones. Full talon zipper or half zipper fronts, AlLheY fall colors. Sizes