Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1942 — Page 11

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Guayule Will Be Planted 0 Russians Report Advance

i a 3 . | State conservation officials will! \ NNN NN LONDON, March 31 (U. P).— turn over the nursery irrigation sys-| \ im BE Fierce attacks by Red army troops tem at the Wells county state for-! and cavalry on German lines] est near Bluffton to the federal! = around Moscow and Leningrad were S eax al NN mM 3 " . i =} rnment for use in growing Gua-| \ N reported in Russian broadcasts to- |

TF ; ay ’é res sefzur fi vule, a rubber substitute, Hugh A day to have resulted in seistre o

Barihatt conservation difector has “important centers of enemy reARLE HCE ki Ea sistance” and the annihilation of alme system, which has a 13-acre N most 3500 nazi troops. capacity, will be dismantled imme-| N a a 2 | jately, Mr. Barnhart said, andj \ SR el 4 BG 3 : 13 1 NN ' Imans near Leningrad, at least 3 S$

1klers and other equipment will | > the Kalinin front north > sent to an undisclosed point. | Ks the title others on the Kalinin ron 0 No Ph « M Approximately 500,000 young trees| _ Miss June Brown seeks the FUL | west of Moscow and 500 in an un- |} Qomre Quantities Limited . .. No one or Mail Orders! will be shipped from the nursery| °F derby gueen at the French Lick |jqentified sector. this month for reforestation plant-| Springs hotel. Her home is on | pussian cavalry attacked on the (RE. Rural Route 3, Box 896. She is a |gajinin front after repulsing “fierce

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Ing. ut homore at Indiana university |e emv attacks.” it was stated, and | Paul A. Yost, state forester, said| S°P i ) 8, ted, » e remov al of the 5-year-old iryi.| and a member of the Pi Beta Phi | cypied an important point after Fr lay and . ; : gation system from the Wells county sorority. Ten other LU. co-eds routing nazi infantry forces which Utilit Shoes Moccasin : : i reserve will force suspension of tree] are candidates for the title. lost 350 dead and wounded as well | mn y : OXFORDS 8 : a : production there but production at 3 - {as many prisoners. | ), ~ a ; Sizes for Misses other nurseries, particularly the | Roll Back Invader 1 “5 : : \ A y Jasper-Pulaski state game preserve, | | It also was reported the Red ~ j *1 RT ¢ ; and Women will be stepped up to compensate the he hot Galery shin] ) i state PE An for ne 1655 | army had rolled the invader still Hopsacking uppers in ip uh = Cais aN Selective servic e authorities have] | Dt back north and south of white or natural, cork Less than 1: price! S em g the or | Vyazma. and rubber sole. Con- eB Genuine Good yeal authorized the transfer of the con- | ; ie oe ; low w . welt-sewed soles of

stious obj 3 W The successes in the Vvazma re- trasting platform, ; 3 Leath . Tr 0 in : : Ps 4 p fe eh OS et, 0 any x \ Xi! oion were scored despite fierce re- Dutchie heel, steel fQa% pond Je Jeathet ‘ - a sunty to sper-Pulas 2 : i : \ soles. zes 2's : F un BO po sistance of German infantry, tanks arch support. Insoles: cede)

Pe hn HS 3 B wi Shontt ss House Group , Bake Credit and planes, it was said. Russian Da Bt onth | parachutists soldily set themselves

ENCE BENTALG td Where Children, 18-21 |in important positions behind the DEFENSE RENTS IS Junie Germans and remained, despite

_ A rcund table discussion of “De- | Are in College. | fierce attempts to dislodge them, . i wo V ! fense Rentals” will be held at aj i Gs d : py (reports from the front claimed. Women's Spring Rare alues meeting of the Indianapolis Real WASHINGTON, March 31 (U.P). A radio Moscow report, relayed

3 : : 1] » a 3 ‘state Board's property manage- | House ways and means committee| py radio Berne, said the Soviet : The Coats: Plaids, JIVISION 2: oon viii Hi members today looked favorakly | Black Sea fleet had blasted five 2 tweeds and dressy i be Canary ry tl 1 rol upon proposals to ease the income | Enemy batteries on the shores of : wt : twills in fitted and boxy chairman of the division. {the Crimea, killing “hundreds” of | ; . | tax load for families who are edu- h styles. New spring

|cating children or who are paying LS etpromiiie reports from Russia | Fast color percale in Straws, felts and fab- colors. ane gay consis | unusual medical expenses. ‘to Ankara said German resistance prints, figures ona 8 r'iCS. Sroken assort- ho nations. MORRIS PLAN LOANS But there was less enthusiasm for os Te ns dots. Rose, copen, ment from higherdre — CIT See : third treasury Sibgeston Ri S S ] red, green and aqua. priced stock, many | | ee] | giving a tax credit to families If, ner of German tanks between Sizes 12 to 44. popular styles, colors. The Suits: Plaids,

were being put into effect. The PONE FoR A MARY ta%3 { cases where both the husband and|gharkov and Taganrog was being weeds. ands shotlarde * Borrow an Chor TD 1 85000 | || wile work increased daily, it was reported. | Rand Shekien — from $100 te $500 to $5,000. | Chairman Robert IL. Doughton | All smartly tailored 2 Toke 8 weeks to make the first payment. }| fy; x ©) indicated he was in- Plan Gradual Offensive y . new spring styles in * Many loans i pe | clined to view coldly all proposed| These reports said the Germans] WOMEN S RAYON SLIPS WOMEN S WASH FROCKS \ newest spring colors * Nocr 3itinquiri ot inendsorr ! !y avatinne op 1 gE r a 3 wr - i i % . hi bs = 1) » 5 De SOI ITGUITISS (dat: relaxations of the income tax laws. were obliged to try to take the Rayon satin and taffeta in tearose Ss] Percales, voiles, prints. Dis- 2 1

r KING across the street in = we be : i i { ¢ * FREE PAR acy : Evervone wants exemptions and offensive gradually, instead of at- | and dark shades. Tailored or lace- continued styles and broken

Arcade Goroge for auto appraisal, i i . “ : . : i i i i more exemptions,” he said. “That’s{tempting to repeat their blitzkrieg, | trimmed, 4-gore or bias cut. sizes—hence this low price. or

COST REDUCED not the way to get $7.600.000.000 inipecause the Russians had fought

#8 pu s100pm voor pur $100 fen sce een go be ve if WOMEN'S GREPE GOWNS ~~ WOMEN'S ge SLIPS Better COATS, SUIS 1293

discount on loans year discount on Treasue ASKS Revidion asury "1s : LILI | y hy “ile . > + hi i from $100 to $500. | leans over $500. € . Aaridel tio withdraw any great number of The anki De in hem *] J erase a hy ai SAVINGS! Fitted and boxy styles for misses | Treasury Tax Expert Randolph 3 “ stite yokes, arose, yroadcloth In HE=v : = and women, CASH BabA lib | Paul vesterday asked the committee | “3k civ tes iti Ankara almost white. Sizes 16 and 17. = strap shoulder styles. Assorted or LOAN sizes, 34 to 44.

Camm Somme 10 10 pent exemption] gon to! ged ou he 0s || WOMEN'S BATISTE GOWNS : | 100__]| ® 3-30-18 2.33 | Jaws sO that families with Shilneen) German objective would be Ros- ‘ Women’s Batiste BLOUSES 1 UITS 5 ® x ot OY the « S . i 4 rn 3 [Eetivera y Weir iter. east of Taganrog, to cut off Floral prints, dots, figures and 4 White hati dint in 0 ) 78 inclusive, att s x Russian oil supplies. stripes. Embroidery and lace trim- » Lace-{rimmed white batistes, dainty ¢ © oily ald @ 9. 1001 36.28 1 claim the $400 exemption now au-| : med. Copen. red. rose. blue. 32 t H and sheer. Tuck-in or band styles. Exceptionally weli siyled and tailored. Splen- 2 300 11.98_] | These quarters emphasized that mea. open, rea, rose, blue. 0 ire. ‘ y ety ; 1.900 [sees | { thorized or children under 18. lintelligenz ce reports failed to show 38. Sizes 32 to 38 RB did Sua fabrics. Fitted and boxy styles foi o " women and misses. an alg | eg } g Monthly payments include life i Siurncs hich He alse sugge piv} shat ag extraordinary German concentrapays the balonce owing ¥ oermitt 1 e i i Bays Ihe Ben os | be permitted to deduct from their [tions in Greece, Bulgaria or direc-

t of $8 per $100 per year on loans from Tal Neher Le 500, which is 1% % monthly, oad $6 || tax liability “extraordinary” medi- | tions indicating an offensive toward

per year discount n ver $500, | ral expenses : 3 < i EF > S|”. 5 4 v + y ‘1% Teaniy on wap balances for | i e Sor ie ed : me Syria, to be started simultaneously 44<In ch Washable WOMEN'S REMBERG SPRING © ACATION [Is Your { percentage oi taxable income. { with an attack toward the Caucasus. E : Oportuniog to Let the Kiddies

12 ond 13 minty {SSluchion from 1} x on toose Their Easter Fashions!

110 EAS! WASHINGION penses that exceeded $30. = ; . * Children’s Wear Y § - PRACTICES IN ARMY Ecru rayon marqui- Pore ois {rouge NN; — DON'T LET BAD TEETH — | settes. hemmed. heads s chiffons with bemberg Sy | The Indiana C. I. O. has sent a| N a dig welt and reinforced GL / SPOIL ‘Youn RUA HONS yo son | ed. ready to hang. 21; all-hemberg toe. Special Sale!

| suggested that the percentage

I is Ji 1 l [ a thaATe Inch * PROTEST “JIM CROW’ RAYON PANELS CHIFFON HOSIERY

| 81000 to deduct annual medical ex-

Spring shades, sizes

letter to Secretary of War Stimson | ~ protesting alleged assaults and dis- | Yards long. Every one | criminations against Negro soldiers | a orand value! 815 to 101 9. . ON in the armed forces. Co The letter charges that one Neero soldier was killed and another | Ir \ Od \

: | beaten at Little Rock, Ark, Dr. Forshee Is Prepared to Give You

recently.

LAST MINUTE SERVICE | Ov ois nats Rufiled New Regular 1.39 Chenille Stirs 8 to 0

organization has consistent- |

On All Your Dental Requirements ly opposed Jim Crow practices and| : ™m we continue to oppose them. We | H SF S and 7 to 1} SING "PLACED— : P ! ! 4 MISSING TEETH REPLACE have given many of our members to RISCILLAS BA

PLATES REPAIRED

a the service of our country and its 1.) | LA) WHILE-YOU-WAIT armed forces. We feel that the uni- Ab : Q9 [Laree bath rug and ® = OF Ni Vid.1 Festung the New SPIKING. ACLslic form of the United States soldier, Lp pr gi a oF “0 aboh S 95 A : AD represents a symbol t inches wide Fr 1 ate. TRANSPARENT PLATES To WONG they an thot tor der] ir Fine quality Heavily tufted, in a S$

TO PAY (the world today and that the ac-| pair). : a ; ; / Ne Odor—No Taste—No Discolor tions of ignorant or prejudiced peo- | woven cushion dot in variety of plain colors, Nothing Added One Day Service It You With Qiple against that uniform whether| ecru or eggshell, Wide and all colorfast. All . ; {it covers a white man or a black | ruffles. . washable. {1} Credit Fi gis litasoh Stink oup Ste Pair Novelty tweeds, fleeces and L ernment and should be dealt with . shetlands in plaids and

as Sh smart tweed weaves. Beige,

NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED 27 LA A IA er dd, RS = —— | PURSE GRABBER GETS WOMEN'S CREPE BLOUSES DE LUXE WASH CLOTHS ue, lie, Hy 204 ra $100 DEFENSE BOND § Roos ceneeinwie oon broten @ hovciabios han ee 10 $1 the whole spring season!

sizes for misses and women. quards and white with colored For

A purse containing $100 in de- borders

| fense bonds and more than $30 in 3 SAVE on These {cash was grabbed out of the arm | WOMEN S KNIT SUITS FAMOUS “HOPE” MUSLIN : of Mrs. Ruby Wolfe, 1302 N. New | Knit cotton sport suits, in stripes Pine quality muslin, fully 5 ) Jersey st, near her home last or solid colors, with crew or open = bleached. All full bolts, 38 “ Bo \ Kast I night. : i i ity Yds. : k Ne

necks. : . 5 ! inches wide, While quantity Donald Peters, of 227 E. 19th st. |

cvweed we et vo an anes ol GYPSY BAND GIRDLES "42,36 PILLOWCASES X % 3 99

A purse containing stamps valued | ee rie 2 “Pride 0F the West” fine oe at $10 was stolen from Mrs. Nellie] avoid binding. Small medium For ®w quality muslin, everv one well " Underwood. 928 N. Hamilton ave. ! jarge. : 2 ' made. Limited quantity

by a man who accosted her in the T0 BUY IF YOU 1100 block on N.:Hamilton ave. : Mrs. Blanche Altman, Cleveland, | Boys’ navy regulation coat and cap WANT A BARGAIN IN saved her purse in a battle with! sets, tailored of good quality sheta would-be thief in the 5800 block 9 land wools, with brass buttons and A VACUUM SWEEPER on E. Washington st. After she MEN S SHIRTS and SH RTS embroidered emblems. Sizes 1-614. | screamed. the thief ran to an auto fai x .

parked by, and dr x R ag? Se ° While Present Stock Remains Mos. Altman a Stock Up for Spring—At This Saving! for A Spe ial Group!

{Fie | ations when she was knocked down. Sails ° . 1 p > R i ns A ——— ; x £ |® Ee ie Fs G ranteed : | TIM McCOY SEEKS OFFICE | 3utton front broadcloth shorts in fancy stripes % ee : Girls Wash Frocks Sus : | CHEYENNE, Wyo, March 31 (U] and checks. Elastic adjustable sides, sizes 30 to e py 2 4 ;

for {| year y a : . : ; |P). — Col. Tim McCoy, western | 40. Fine combed ligle ribbed shirts, sizes 32 to 44.

[movie star who never accepted : ; ; bi da 1 Pt i | Hollywood as his home, announced ; 3 ? ® 9

| today that he had filed application | to run in the Wyoming Republican | primary for the U. S. senate. :

TRADE IN NE Wilt Buy One of | : / / oy Catinarays: borgalos and vod. SITE These Reconditioned | EF ASTER SPECI ALS | xX tra xX tra! XxX tra. nL cloths ey “solid colors, figure

checks and stripes. Crisp and

OVE ueiies 1. 1 On Permanent Waves | or ; Hew nis Sivan gustaniesy 1s \ Sr wg gy % ast colors. Sizes 7 to 14. [Ea Clearance of WOMEN'S DRESSES sD mi :

. 4 PHONE LI. 5385 FOR A ra HEIN A RA \\NGirls™ Easter Skirts © All taken from our regular spring stocks. Broken colors and 0 K FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION A b. 4 sizes. For juniors and misses. 1 v 3 : Novelty plaids in pastel shades or

: a LIRR 3 me a3 SOLD ON AMERICA'S EASIEST [|| 2 ER2ETa to 16.

srs CREDIT TERMS — so sien: | Swaweoo | Clearance<BETTER Clearance=Two-Piece “June Preston” Girls’

ings Rad 4 Ll] omesses 633 | | nesses sq WASH DRESSES

2-Piece styles and

{ A special group from 350 1.156 50¢ | our stock of better Bobby suits in tweeds, © Dain reale prints, figures Slate Licensed Operators i dresses. Broken sizes for misses and rayons, bunny suedes and rayon gab- “ ty pe : ACHE: 13 women included in the group. ardine. Por juniors and misses. 3 : and stripes in ), 3QUA,: red : POWDFER PUK

$00 Roop. elt Bldg. RI-002