Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1942 — Page 2

5 : " : a 3 p i | Al 2 3. : Fon Ls on il wT - e 3 a Ps 2 : : a ed 1 FA as a i NEFULEE "WOE k JNINb | Tue A clas includes persons al- eligibles must take new iires ies tate. ar’ local" officials’ an aficia) or’ industrial” eduisiment, ‘or fit % LF ilk BAF YATY ready for 1 w tires_—physi- casniat 46} treads until the new| Wigible for retreads and recaps) tem foci r ny ok wh FAI ICM | pass, public Satetf anf holth per-tire uo: ig ethpusiadl for thelasw: "| BR 7 igi i gl Bo i 1 F R S S i ment—plus the clergymen. ip 3 Licensed taxicabs and jitneys;|iractive, industrial, ». military or |trucks used for any important purHl | : : | Iv ) 0. | The purpose of confining A class cars used to transport workers ex-|paya] services; transportation of |pose not already specified in the : The B class includes those made eligibles to new tires is to make as|ecutives, engineers and technicians| produce and supplies to and from eligibility classifications for ne eligible for retreads and recaps. [many trade-in tires as possible|to and from essential construction|the farm: cars used by salesmen tires. v

At Least 750 ‘Axis Agents Changes Thursday Cover —-— —-— Kept Out Because of Distribution of New U. 8. Vigilance. 1 \S 7 Rubber, Retreads.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (U. PB). . By RICHARD LEWIS —Vigilance of government officials = Revised rationing regulations, @ has prevented at least 750 enemy , B covering the distribution of new| ents from entering the United : [tires and rubber for retreaded and

' ay : recapped tires will go into effect in the Suits of refugees, 4 i in Indiana and the nation Thurs-

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The information tained ON : day. 2 y tras Sin was oom i lier Under the new Office of Price| Administration rationing rules, clergymen will be eligible for new

ves M. Warren, chief of the de- > 7 |tires. Otherwise, new tire eligibility

|! partment’s visa divisi aa i. classifications will remain the same. : 1 a ! 2X’ |, that examination Sivision. Jsstinea | : « Defense executives and workers, ay - BE | | plications had revealed “750 open- Sergt. Leroy C. Anderson, who traveling salesmen for essential serv- : Po 3 $c. a : Hl ‘and-shut cases that ‘were bad.” was inducted into the U. S. Army ices and goods, taxi-fleet opera- i : : ya 3

he 750 persons were “enemy| from Milwaukee, Wis. (above), is tors, construction engineers, techni- : d Toddlers COATS

| ichis sitempiing to enter the) thought to be the first Seleciee? Ee | nocent persons Ss he n-| of the war to be awarded the U. 8. | for retreaded and recapped tires. : —- ; Bd © ; , o . § refuge of pietinguished Service Cross. The : Tg : n “D ; hg a award was made for Ary ° OPA to Study Supply ve es . : : a ots -a : you have bee Exigaordl. \ : BY EY fooled on Pat the aye th on nary heroism in action” on Bataan However, no rubber for retreads | $5.98 } 0 $8.98 | shetlands : : wy Novelty weeds, woo! 3 nh machine~ ber for this period is to enable the ; % coats for Broth eatly tailored, nice n aks Wann told of the strict Siroyed 2 vance. fn nt ba OPA to determine how much rib- : : " oh Regulation ayy vith smart little and flagnaks n a and pastels. Tor, Sntrarce” vis qopplieants| yyy family live in Burlington, [DT is -avallable for rationing : : or 800 hots. Sizes | 103. Fe Ning hats. Sizes | to 3. 1 amount of a, The Seat Wis, southwest of Milwaukee. throughout the nation and to fix (PS : ) matching hats. : Matching hats. = quotas for the states and counties, ! ry Reversibld CO ATS Tots' Flannel SKIRTS |. Mrs. Ruth B. Shipley, chief of red ones had nullified the efforts of : : : fe » ’ treading establishments. ; : tarptodf reve and novelty p | he asspors diyiion, told the. sub- undesirable aliens to obtain Ameri-| The new regulations set up two wl . ; os we Fats. cr. .$8.98 ors. Pleated and gored shyles, . What substitution of the|can credentials, Cis eligibility classifications for tires to|| i «4 side. OATS | TOYO OKs es yanansleras ' Better C Tu ES Joie Be in shetlands, flan Tots' Sheer BLOUS * CINDERELLA Little Boy COATS type WELL aid ps he in Navy shotlande 90d Fr or tor prints in 3 ol ee ie 3 eds in mean- ! : washable. Re boys. Matching hats. Sizes, colof an Loo $119, $2

we Jet Lh Skat Rep. Albert E. he loft B : n She Philigyines, when o By Iv be 4 lals from - i. = $3 98 3. “- A fully justified, he said, by the Thursday is the deadline for get- ! ; 5 Tots" |, Tote! Hanne SKIRTS AYRES. DOWNSTAIRS © STORE 14 i st 4 | rd oe Sie con sien Te or | t0.3,3 10 gos 10 $5.98 bussesnasescees

: e of freezing this rubyet,” Mr. Warren replied, | "01M ce and de- | The purpos Deze ion of “bad cases.” new green passports for the old|ting back tires previously sent to re- : ; N fo Gay red wool shetland coats laids in pastel colBE 0. $5.98 fo $10.98 pastel color

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$ 05 1 EERE) Serres Sizeg avy: Rose and Powder Blus, Sizes 0 : y g a Girls’ Spring COATS *tesrtcccnnne $5

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