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DRIVE RENEWED | I the Services INDIANA RENTS Council Expects Headache er ODS COLDS

—The Cabinet meets today to con-

FOR PROHIBITION "2 Youths Enlist in Army: T'gyow ADVANGE As ‘War Time’ Starts wis Rehtert

° r ® . I Sailor Has Time of Life i ——— Indianapolis will get an extra) fixed by Act of Congress, which has eign ministers. RUB oN ICKS

: ; : : hour of daylight by Act of Congress Simply designated a new standard Federation Leading Fight; The Army recruiting substation Increase as Much as 19.1 starting at 2 a. m. next Monday ang |'1h® wi oo A 5. the Tioce : here today announced the names . [the City Council expects th ® ity ordinance seis. the cloc Claims Support of |; ma lis men who enlisted Per Cent, Survey Finds; | ie when “War Time" eine, | One hour ahead without specifying 1 i A enlis Rise in Nati eadache when “War Time” begins. whether it's the new standard time Conaress Bloc. 4% Wass. ie 1 : IN 1 Ise in Nation. | The sour note in an otherwise |or the old. ag Dewi E [Petticord, 801 Burth ave 8 3 | Smooth program of time transition| If this sounds confusing, consider By CHARLES T. LUCEY Lewis Davis, 830 Sais Sul Ee \ 3 Increases in rents for the average for the war is that Daylight Saving|the situation when the ordinance Times Special Voriter 5 Sibjen 5 % Delaware St.; $ home in four Indiana cities ranged | Time ordinance the Council goes into effect the last Sunday in . a {Robert E. Claus, 1501 N. Warman FY ‘ 3 struggled with last summer and | April. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—War has Ave; Robert F. West, 2515 South- JR as high as 19.1 per cent during the € finally passed. City officials are haunted by the set the stage for renewal of a bitter eastern Ave.; John J. Shanahan, > bh § last 18 months, a WPA survey re- Attorney General George Beamer [fear that the City would wake up struggle for and against some form >3¢ N. Oriental St; Carl B Bin- x port filed in Washington showed has advised City officials that when |the following morning on “War of national prohibition. ford, 53¢ E. 54th St.; Edwin P. today. Congress sets the clock ahead, the |Daylight Saving Time” instead of Organizations on both sides are Werner, 201 N. Wolcott St.; William Two sons in the service, is the new time is still referred to legally |“War Time.” ; 1 : '®/F. Krieg Jr. 3922 Ruckle St. and| poast of Mr. and Mrs. John The average rental increase in a as standard time. They're asking City Council to ammering away with militant! Wesley D. Timmins, 3725 College] | Wertenberger, 1437 Madison Ave. |Cross-section of American cities in| All time in the United States is|figure a way out.

statements. A Congressional dry ali as yet unassigned. 4 > ! : : | James R. Ramsey, 1540 W. Ver-| The sons, Ernest, left, and defense production areas was at

bloc is pressing for legislation. 3 : is N £ Pr : th y ol bition | ont St.. and Ira E. Scripture, 2357| Donald, joined as soon as war was least eight per cent, according to, ems aa / Wh S + h ope. shat Wo i > n er % Central Ave, assigned to the ord-| declared. Their mother explained the survey which was made at the | S , Y i er drive of the first World War, which nance department at Jackson, MiSs.| sat “we are very proud of them.” |request of Price Administrator Leon we WITH YOUR EYES

reached success while millions of 2.8 Cadet Ernest is in the Air Corps | Henderson, OR HEADACHES?

I Nee 2 trenches oy [eamDs, Sok Prefers Life at Sea Technical School at Sheppard The four Indiana cities listed in| Get our “Safe Way” eye examination and glasses fitted correctly turning up again on the official | Field, Tex., and his brother is with th t d th t £ by an expert refractionist. COME IN THIS WEEK for a careful stationery. | Life on the ‘bounding main” is| the 68th Material Squadron, Law. |'1® TePort and fhe percentage o examination and good advice. Opposed by Repeal Group {much more Sppesking than time son Field, Ft. Benning, Ga. rent increases were La Porte, 19.1 § See DR. CARL J. KLAIBER, Optometrist, for Relief {spent in train- 3 : ® = : per cent; Elkhart, 6.8; Anderson, and for Better Glasses Fitted, in

oh oh TE an Re So re \ gk - Pvt. Kenneth P. Creasey has been | 5.2; and Lafayette, 2.2. | THE FAIR OPTICAL DEPT. consulting committee such names as Deets Pickett, of the Methodist Sup Of fhe At (ama | SOAP SALE! OPEN EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. BOY'S { -

& itar i ing le ian 3 4 \ Rs m nelby since Dec. 4. , around military camps is being led training schools, I eo bn gs De OR ol Only one city in the country, 311 to 325 W. Washington St. Hours: 3130 ts 5400 | | by the World Prehibition Federa-' . ‘singto § 3 le o 1 Outwool Kv. Boise, Ida, showed no rent in- Terms If Desired—Glasses Supplied / NN 4 . 3 3 Veterans Hospital, utwoodq, y To Conform With Lowered Incomes and Limited Budgets. . Bishop James Cannon of the Meth- chanan who is R. R. 8, Box 411, and has been with | lantic Fleet. ‘a =n ®

tion, which lists on ifs American \ > Weldon G. Bu- Jf _-— He is the son of Mrs. Mary Creasey, | CY®ases. 4 odist Episcopal Church. South; on aboard a Na the 38th Division for a year. Board of Temperance, and William : SE J D. Upshaw of the National Prohi- __1h€ Son of Learns About Bombs

4s Mr. and Mrs. } ; bition Party. BARS isting trive i a Ben Buchanan, wy, G. Buchanan Robert A. O'Neal, Indiana state 2 sting the drive is Repeal As- : : in oe whose avs com- 2604 N. Gale St, police trooper, will soon complete | LUX SOAP mittee lists such members as Pierre Seaman Buchanan enlisted in the a course in chemical warfare at te, Heavy cotton longS du Pont "Rep James Ww Wads. Navy in September and received Army's school at Edgewood Arsenal, 2 BARS ies, hard finished. b= » . > . 1S 4. > : training at the Great Lakes Naval Md. LIFEBUOY Us ¥ t ; ookin atBOrth BN a a Benet 1 ‘bor When he returns, following the ; Good fools Ba

| Training School and at Dearborn, | , Crowell, of Ohio, { Mich. He is 21 and a graduate of | 12-day course, he will instruct other | Bars Swan ter us, Sizes 8 to 16.

"ech Hi S ; s i h t tect ci- : er the service he i ey yo ore. SOAP ye 311-325 West Washington St.

was a salesman for an Indianapo- incendiaries and toxic gases, and lis coal company. In letters to his how to restore normal conditions in | : "“ ¥ Thi parents recently he said he had periods of emergency. Instructions Don’t Miss Ss : ® Tomorrow WEDNE : Unusual Money- y y

always wanted to go to sea and on bomb disposal, protective equip- 3 ; Events that he was “having the time of ment and construction, and civilian aving . ; my life.” defense organization, are also given. | - | Nn Rp Make your dollar work for you in this huge Dollar : Day event! It will buy more than you ever thought Raye Gute Gagiiate possible. Come early! Get your advanced needs

now!

Among the graduating class of the Second Armored Division radio | code school at Ft. Benning, Ga, is

Sergt. Leonard H. Wiatt of Indi- | No ©. ©. D.. .Phone anapolis. . Orders of Exchanges

| Sergt. Wiatt is a member of the on Sale Merchandise. First Signal Armored Battalion and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. |

Wiatt, 818 Marion Ave. At the ’ Hr" li y | © school he was taught to send and Women S SHOES \ ° Women’ 5 ani Misses’ $2 00 an $2, 4 $ Wash DRESSES

receive messages by code. Other

T 2 Hoosiers in the graduating clas SNAPPY STYLES IN . EA Nuh US on Acrylic = are: ¥ 2 i LONG WEARING SHOES! ; Ve ® : Dresses BA SPARENT DENTAL | George K. Kattas, Ft. Wayne; | The choice of mate- Le P N Pw rint for TRAN MATERIALS Lawrence M. Phillips, Michigan rials. All heel heights. = S% NSS ; Sak

Dental Science's Gift to Plate Wearers City; Ralph A. Stewart, Muncie; |§ Not ail es in each = AN Bx ee —No Taste—No Odor—No Discolor— |] Donald F. Fisher, Columbia City, § Style but all sizes in = aaa BR ® Colorful, Gay Prints—to Wear Now ual value, Sizs 14 to Thi Wafer—Defy Detection J 2nd Peul K. Kiankenship, Evans- § the lot Felt UR : as. —Thin as a Water—Uely ville. E A and All Thru the Spring & Summer!

Women’s

QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE : “2.8 . 3 : ; | Loose. Ti-Fitting Peel Missing Teeth Replaced Enlistees in Navy | 1 Turkish E i 8, ? Yuan = 9s) % Lhd é HOUSECOATS

Rebuilt. Restyled. or Plates Replaced

fitted—3 Hour Service. | —WHILE YOU WAIT— ora ‘ ’ : | : BS = : style details to | Indianapolis men who have re- Towe Ss E 34 po ake these Sizes 14 to 52

1) | | cently enlisted in the Navy are: | E ? ra, CRE | xv 9 lovely dresses Roy 5 anueryen, Harold Loyd; Bright plaid Turk- §&° %Y ¥ most unusual é Smart wrap - around ¢ a ® Kf AE,

a Harry E. Schornstein Jr., Frank J. iol T 1 ft values — while 1 Svlendid cho] A F a Garren, Everett James Alien, Ray- isn owels, SO they last. styles. Sp endid choice riz: PENN. ST Ri. 5708 mond F. Kinnick., Odon S. King, and absorbent. 17x of attractive new

Paul F. Stevens, Dolpha R. McFall, | prints. Pa eu. All Delmar Chester Watson, Frank D.| sizes. 0 94. Choice. Russell, Rex McConnell, Ralph F.|

34 inches in size.

Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 52

Ber Lo Youier, cists B Nee, Part Linen = ATRIA RY ® Girls’ & Tots’ mer L. Yeager, Charles effie, | “wi 8 : Leonard L. Loy, Malcolm Honey- | 2 Towels : : YER OR SRE Z Special Group of $16. 185, $12,165 WASH DRESSES well, John A. Clancy, Leonard S.| 3

Brown, Joffre P. Seals, Henry J.| : A = paARag A DRESSES | Montoye, Kenneth A. Hughes, For-| E xtra heavy = BENG TES “Winter Coats FOR rest R. Laing, Jiles E. Boyd, Mar- § weight. Bright red > e Self-T | vin R. Boothman, Marion P. Galbo, | er ts E > elf-Trim Sport and Dressy Types Cute styles, lovely | James W. Cochran, Hugh Wallace.|] striped border. 5% : : 3 Truly an exciti prints, Tub-fast colJoe F. Christie, Milton Russell Jr. |} 1. . 3 ToY Of aod gry i a - Edgar L. Smith, Gregory A. Waters, | oe : § sport and dress coats B:to:6. Melvin R. Hofer, Harry L. Stevens, | = ¥ 3 : all smart wanted O04

| John W. Ray, Harold V. Houston, | : styles in black and i { James F. Curtis, Charles W. Kemp, 36-In. NET 0lor's. . Girls’, Tots’ Flannelette

Gerald J. Levensteis, Karl Over-| PANELS ; ; Shes 12 0 20; 38 to 4 . PAJAMAS

beck, Harsld C. McGee, Chester S. |

Long, Oscar K. Davis, Robert E. . RE = @Open a ConBerlier, Walter F. Renick, i Pretty, open : venient Charge : 8 Misses’ Skirts sfjoo : 2 PAIRS

W. Willeford, Jack M. Ockerhausen. | mesh, woven pan- E Account — Buy for

Robert S. Martin, Jess E. Phillips, |] els, 36 inches wide on the 10-Pay = These are SAMPLES made of Plan! quality materials well made—

Stanley D. King, William J. Keers, | —215 vards long, = : ; James J. Kearney, Virgil E. Bryant, | cream or ecru g : wanted colors. Misses’ sizes, Howard L. McCracken, Mathew M. TN A Rayburn, Kent IL. Yoh, Charles E.

a Hg. | 1 3 Yds. Unbleached Part- Wool ® Women's Spring ® Women’s Rayon ® Tots’ Regular $3.19

4 4 Harry Bowman, Ralph G. Het | > ; = = Davi, John T. Hyland, Rolland D. Muslin BLANKET HANDBAGS TAFFETA SLIPS SNOW SUITS Cole, Charl 3 1, Willi vi vowel Tic: ror yt RO; HOME DEMONSTRATION |on oom dove witam p | Heavy weight and Nice, warm, 5° y RC | 3 or uve reo

mn . ays Merriman, Thomas Markin, Richard | Well woven. Will 4 AND JACKET. & of a Nationally Famous Reconditioned J. Greenwood, Robert W. Schwo-| Block plaid pat- NLS

soon bleach out. terns. 66x80 inch Large showy styles—simu- “y" tops. lace trimmed or ! warm materials. lated leathers—all copies tailored. Form-fitting, teas Brown, navy and

; meyer and Sheldon E. Packer. = U R E K yasUUM {duster & ail vot eA appointed] Cut from full bolts. size. id haw Sut. New ton rose. Sizes 34 to 44. ; green. Sizes 2 to 8. Camp Wheeler, Ga. Pvt. Gil, whose Plaid gy ——— n wy | @ “Baby Specials”

Boys’ Polo or h 3 N. 9 gh RE hi Sweat Shirts Lunch Cloths e Women’s SILK UNDIES F | Infants’ Dresses, Kimonos, Panties—Dance Sets— Gowns, Gertrudes & i 3 Sleek avon Satin” nd we 0 soo = Rubens 4 for

: officers train recruits in drill, marks- | z tice. He i 1 4 Sa na . : 3 x e Is assigned to Company C Shirts. Striped plaid patterns, 42 : rene Undies run. Tens Vests :

One and two-piece styles. Choice of pink, peach and blue.

manship and basic infantry prac-|] Button front Polo Bright colorful 11th Training Battalion at the camp. : : : | : P- 1 patterns. Bright x42 -inch size — rose white and blue.” Regular ® Rubber Pantie GIRDLES £ | nic, pee oes

” x 2 i 1 a 1 d ott n and sizes. . : i D i WwW Cc 0 rayon Chief Pharmacist's Mate Lawrence I ath colored sweat mixed § shirts. nixed. Boneless, fit smooth as SWQP = Gerirudes” and button or your skin—Small, me- E r Rubens vests,

E. Pryor of Indianapolis is on a ‘Naval Examining Board's list of! : : | dium and large sizes.

men qualhfied for permanent ap-, 3 y . 3 TH pointment in the warrant grade of Men's Work or ® Men's Full-Size ¥ @ Women’s Rayon HOSE = | o INFANTS’ AUTO and

pharmacist. He was one of 101 chief | DRESS SOX # AN D K E B C H i EFS ES Reinforced. new Pairs $0 00 NURSERY SEATS

|pharmacist’s mates approved by the

| Secretary of the Navy as qualified! : Sizes a% to for J Sonilis: mations for this appointment. re Pog prs. for S for ® Children’s ANKLETS ple or ivory finish | BRITISH ACE CAPTURED Rayon and rayon and cot- Full size — Selected / uy his ri Pairs $00 nursery seats. i

BERLIN, Feb. 3. — (Official |] ton mixtures. Solid col- well woven materials, j ern. Sinet a Auto seats, trim-

Broadcast recorded by the United | Or 17d fancies. half nose SES heatly hemmed — 325 » med with play | : : ! anklets. All sizes. for Hr ' 0 il HRT 5 : | Press in New York)—Wing Com- | Css essssensenennes 3 TT Ii | I {i L beads. Your choice

'mander Robert Roland Stanford ‘Tuck, one of the most famous of | EE TR ® Men's PA JAMAS J pu J ERR

Trade-in Your British aces, has been shot down Old Vacuum and taken prisoner. The Official Men's OVERALLS : Slip-over and coat ® Girls’ “Ice-Cream” Plaid Cl News Agency said it had learned \ = Droadeioth, Si Sights S Cleaner + from military sources. The 25-year- MADE BY “BLUE-BUCKLE” mussed. Size for SKIRTS Here is your opportun- ‘old ace was captured unhurt, the ~~ New super trim : $

ity to obtain a Ma- J report said. a 1) good weight cone deep % oO 0 ® Men's Felt ‘Men's Felt HATS matt he tatlored,

tionally advertised ; : 1 y tone denim; suspen- ring terials, Sizes 7 to

straight suction type || . der or high-back. Ex- Snap brims — welt : per Thy DO YOU WANT -. well made for long @® E Se RY 0 Shades $s] 5 @ Women's and re SWEATERS

Discontinued | MORE PEP? BEN. Neu as R=. Is Your Liver Inactive e Men’s SWEATERS = | © Men's Smartly Styled Wanted styles long $

and short sleeves—

Makin You Feel “Down?” —Slip-over, button and zio- 00 : : Bocce ined tece. a E NECKWEAR Attractive colors. Then vou should trv Haag’s Liver Pills; ors. all sizes.

| without delay. If vour liver isn't secret- | S ® Girls’ Jerkin St le FEB rd amon aie ® Men's Ribbed 1) suits 5159 dw or PAD SUITS gn) to correct faulty elimination. Constipation UNION SUITS Cream” i results. and that “Jow” wpepless feeling. ® looking vies yon ere We lags and you're not “ov al Bey 3 Hghtly feeced. ions . i "on riciga “8 = 1B He colors, Si