Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1942 — Page 3

Where can you call to get questions answered on sugar, waste paper collections, selective service, rents, army, navy and marine recruiting and a dozen or so other things i in connection with the war effort?

: Here are the locations of these vital service centers, together with their telephone numbers:

LI. 4381 a Memorial building.

Selective Service LI. 6451 at 711 N. Pennsylvania st. head b

Local Boards Knights of Pythias building.

1-LI. 9316. 2—L1. 9744. . 3—LI. 9664. 4—LI. 9562, 5—LI. 9858, 6—LI. 9436. T-—LI. 9332.

8—MA. 8000,

City or County Tires or Automoble Rationing LI. 4381 at War Memorial.

Waste of Any Kind (Paper, Rubber, Steel, Scrap Metal) MA. 3321 at Bankers Trust build-

Rents FR. 2411 at Board of Trade.

Red Cross Blood Bank 7 "LI. 1441 at Chamber of Commerce

building.

Army and Navy Recruiting MA. 1561 at the federal building.

Marine Recruiting MA. 1222 at the Kresge building. Coast Guard RI. 4043 at Kresge building. Civilian Defense Activities of Any Kina RI. 2541 at War Memorial. Service Men’s Club Recreation Cen-

ter Activities LL 4414 at 128 W. Wabash,

Invitations to Service Men Miss Barbara Kroeger, LI. 4414 or

LI, 4415.

9—L1. 8646. 10—FR. 1271. 11—LI. 8971. 12—L1. 6715, 13—LI. 5972. 14—LI, 5831. 15—LI. 6782.

{ON SG rg NEA SERVIZE. We. ) Dd LTE Biv YOUR PART IN ALL

{RIOTERS WRECK AXIS PROPERTY

Costan Ricans Retaliate For Sinking of Ship In Harbor by Sub.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, July 6 (U. P.)—The wreckage of axis-owned properties littered San Jose and nearby provinces today, the result of week-end riots: by irate Costa Ricans in retaliation for last week's sinking in San Jose Limon harbor of a United Fruit Co. vessel. Sixty persons were gpunded Saturday night and early yesterday as thousands of San Jose residents sys-

tematically wrecked scores of axisowned commercial houses.

; workout early yesterday.

Elmer Raeburn, chief of the unit, and his wife were awakened by smoke from their store ad-

joining their home at Acton, eight

miles southeast of Indianapolis on

"the old Shelbyville road.

While chief Raeburn fought the fire, his wife called assistant chief Bur] Copeland. Within 10 minutes 25 volunteers were on hand with equipment ranging from buckets to garden hose and brought the blaze under control.

| dr. said today.

| Aleutians, Assistant Indian Affairs Commissioner William “Zimmerman

He said the evacuees included both natives and white persons who have been in the islands as schoolteachers, weather observers and traders. He said he understood “a few” civilians had refused to leave. “But they were all given the op-| portunity.” Mr. Zimmerman said he knew of

|elothing will be rolled

no compulsory evacuation order having been issued. 2

ing Prices

B)—night and explained that it was

Saturday—in some cases to levels existing as far back as Jily, 1941— to enable retailers to mai: ain their present ceilings, Sd The general price free’: ng order fixed all prices—wholesal: 3, manufacturers and retailers March, 1942, level. Th: caught many: clothing retail:'s in a “squeeze,” office of price. adminis | Pan tration officials explained, All clothing prices advanced durii > the fall of 1941 but retailers’ 1: “ices rose more slowly. |

OPA Administrator Lec’ Hender-

«at thef

son announced the “roll back” last

necessary to enable retailers to

d|keep men’s clothing prices stable} without deteriorating quality. The

price order also was issued to provide methods of setting retail

prices on ts, overcoats and new goods which were not generally offered for sale in March, 1942, March 1942 level prices are specifically maintained for retail sales of ready-made suits and separate pants, coats-and vests. The new price bases are: 1. For topcoats and overcoats sold by retailers, sales made during September, October and November, 1941, 2. For suits and for separate

pants, coats and vests sold by manufacturers and wholesalers, | sales booked during July, August, September, October and November, 1041, : 3. For: topcoats and overcoats sold by manufacturers and. wholesalers, deliveries made during’ July, August, September, October and November, 1941. 4. For suits and’ setiaats Pants,

coats and vests sold in the “tailored to the trade” and “made to measure” businesses, offering prices of January and February, 1942, and for topcoats and overcoats by these same types of sellers, offering prices of September and October, 1941.

oN N SOUTHERN MOSCOW, July 8 Ww. gene Petrob, 40, noted

writer, dramatist and war

spondent, has been killed 1

revealed today. : Two weeks ago Petrov went Sevastopol from where his ,| patch described the Soviet g 'Ison’s heroic resistance against |

(German-Rumanian attackers.

Petrov, -correspondent for North American Newspaper ance, traveled extensively in United States in 1935, later w the book “Little Golden Calf, Soviet satire on beaucracy.

STRAUSS SAYS:

THIS 5 OT a Super-Duper-Whooper-Upper Sal of Everything in Stock— THIS 1S the invitation that The Man's Store extends each Summer— and Wii gets a tremendous acceptance— "COME AND GET Ir

tis the ECTALULR CLEARANCE—that includes many groups throughout the store—

It is an I

TRODUCTION to brand- -New, fresh and: fine summer wearables at a NEW SCALE OF ALLE:

This | is te helpful and happy’ occasion when Indianapolis (and Indiana) tums out—and gets

generous

elpings of smart, cooling clothes with only. a very moderate pressure on the purse!

Rooms to Rent for Service Men RI. 2541 or FR. 2826.

‘War Bonds or Defense Stamps RI. 2444 at Illinois building,

Volunteer Office Service RI. 2541 at War Memorial.

Price Ceilings Office of Price Administration— RI 8381 at Murat Temple.

Similar destruction was carried out in the provinces, chiefly in the town of Cartago. iy

The rioting followed patriotic cerenionies throughout the republic on the anniversary of the United States Independence day. :

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STORE HOURS: MONDAYS from 12:15 Noon Till 8:45 at Night

Tuesdays through Fridays 10 till 5:30

IN INDIANAPOLIS ON PAGE 5 OF THIS EDITION

IF YOU CAN, PLEASE it's ever thus . . « the great, overwhelming public ~ssponse usually swamps our alteration and delivery forces . .. We res; actfully request a bit of : addition al time if you can grant it..

. War Production Board ah 8511 at Circle Tower.

{Strauss Says:

DRESSES REDUCED

simplicity—the charm of taste, the

. While they last

. 56 dresses, miialy 2-piece seersucker sultdresses— were 10.98, at

While they last

~ While they last = $15 and $19

in fh WOMEN'S SHOPReduced!

53 <3, a

™

696

SALE PRICED 3,%5,7,410 24419

Cool summery cottons—The smart rayon family—and also famously fine Dresses of Specialized fabrics—All have that dramatic

and up to

practical beautiful character—that is always good style!

69 Summer Cotton dresses, were 4.98— While they last $3

324 dresses, among them are “2-piece seersucker suitdresses, were 6.98 and 8.98.

122 dresses, rayon jersey, crepes and better cottons of the 12.95 to 17.95 groups : While they last $10

8! dresses, Palm Beach, fine cottons, linen, crepes and prints—were 16.75 to $7.95—

$12 44 dresses, were 19.95 to 29.95

AND plenty of other groups hers and thers 3

771 Men's SUMMER S!.

ITS 2-niece) Reduced!

Among them are the celebrated INDIA we TES, Single and Double-Breasted—Among

them are “HOLLYWOOD?” clothes (Tropica Is).

Among them are IMPORTED BRITISH

TROPICALS exceptionally fine—Among tiem are FASHION PARK Suits—there is about everything a man could look for in style, i Bris, cut, color and detail. All builds of

men can be fitted. Spun RayonsCelanese Rayon 1 0.75 Sharkskins

215, 528 Men's SPORTS Ji

ndia Wates “lain Shades or Plaids

33.75

Superlative India Wates Fashion Park “Hellywood” Were $35 to $45

CKETS Reduced a Lot!

Among them are pedigreed jackets from F:, “SHION PARK and HICKEY -FREEMAN— Among them are HOLLYWOOD Jackets (2-button) quite long—There are certain jackets with a particular COLLEGE flavo:—There i is in fact—ABOUT EVERYTHING!

Of course, many of these will serve in fall and right through season after season!

Reduced to

Mainly Wearingtons in checks and stripes and plain shades (also corduroys) While 55 last)

Reduced to

$12

Mainly fine Shetland fabrics—in a world of variety—Light weight (While 132 last)

Hanan Sports OXFORDS

“Come and Get It"—Were 9.50 to 10.85.

While 79 pairs last 1 4 and 8 gh HANAN |

HURDLER SPORTS OXFORDS, just 14 pairs, were 14.50. While they last

3.85

NETTLETON

SPORTS OXFORDS were 13.95 and 14.95, Just 27 pairs, while they last g 85

420 PAIRS OF MEN'S SPORTS OXFORDS

—are going to step out in pels lenty of ventilated (Note please: th e 5.45 group is especially SCE OhY them are fine buckskins (and California casuals) were 7.50 and more.

STI AS ad 585

Redut sd to

Mainly | ¥ ‘ashion Park Jackets. - -and Rumson Tweeds. quiet or quite itive

(while {50 last)

Reduced to

33.13

Hickey-Freeman Fashion Park/and “Hollywood” in a choice selective variety (While 63 last) :

‘Half of our stock of EN'S STRAW HATS triced for a quick get-out! FopY HATS—that you'll enjoy a lot—

‘ | hats were 2.45 at 1 25 19 hats were 3.50 at 2.35. 9 hats were $5 at 3.35.

E 3 hats were 7.50 to $15— * = t very chunky reductions.

[ lote Please: There are PLENTY of HOBBS STRAWS in the 2.35 sale group. ind DOBBS almost entirely in the ' rale group at 3.35 and up.

; ours SURTS

and up

rare opportunity to

i the finest—were

nd $55--$65 and

$75 ust 18—while they last, ine and 49.75

BOXER SHORTS

Saturdays 9 Jill 5: 30 “NOT INCLUDED

in the sale of Men's Summer, Suits—are THE PALM BEA KOOLERIZED Suits at 19.50 THE GOODALL TROPICAL WORSTED all-wool Suits at 29.75 ; The SILK AND TECA Suits at 29.75

The Haspel Lorraine SEERSUCKER Suits af 14.50 HICKEY-FREEMAN Suits—and certain others—also remain. : is—but what we send out is

plenty—and what you save is plenty!

1500 Men's SUMMER TIES— at 15 off—

Were $1, 1.50, $2, 2.50 and 3.50 on sale at

oc, $1. 137, 161 and 233

Silks of various descriptions—also = other textures—they are'all in perfect taste—fresh—and : the reductions are— of course—the real thing. —Out on top of the cases for easy choosing.

—just in—250 of them—In fancy broadcloth. Sizes 30 to 42—help yourself to this group—at Sanh 65

SHORTS 0 UNDERSHORTS

—this is an INTRODUCTION (not a

clearance).

They're from B.V.D.—

the SHORTS are of fancy broadcloth— snap fastened, elastic back—Sizes 30 to 44 —The UNDERSHIRTS are corduroy ribbed cotton—Sizes 34 to 46—

Great ‘buys at each ase

MESH SHIRTS.

~ —Introducing a. new scale of value In

. rast,

ust arrived shirts—among them

RU TONS Wwhits, x tan,