Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1942 — Page 10

MILLER-WOHL'S

Final Summer Clearance

We Must Dispose of Our Large Stinger. Stocks at Once—Great Reductions on Wanted Merchandise in Every Department, All Sales Final! Neo Exchanges or Refunds!

SALE STARTS FRIDAY at 10 A. M. OVER 1000 SUMMER

DRESSES

AT PRICES SO LOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY SEVERAL

Group 1 -

~ New summer Spun Rayons in a ‘large selection of styles and colors. Buy 2 or 3 at this low price!

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$1.99 to $3.00 a

CHOICE $

Buy War Savings Bonds and

SIZES 10 to 20 38 to 44

An outstanding value group. One and two piece styles. Dresses you can wear now and through September.

Group 3

Practically your choice of all ‘our remaining better summer dresses. Come early for best selection. Wonderful values!

i Buy War Savings - Bonds and Stamps

2 for 5 ;

* OUT THEY GO *

AT THESE RIDICULOUS PRICES

PURSES Sold up to $1—Choice...++.... 39¢ BLOUSES Odds and Ends............. 19¢ SKIRTS Values to $1... ceceneees. 896 Cotton DRESSES Values to $1.99--......79¢ FORMALS Values to $10—To Go at #1, %2, *3 SWEATERS All Colors ......cccovnv... T9¢ Better BLOUSES Reduced!............-T9¢ SKIRTS $1.99 Values to Go at...ireens 19¢ SWIM SUITS $3.99 Values. ... 1.19

SLF° — OVERALLS — pay SUITS SLA... SUITS — All Greatly Reduced!

SIZES 9 to 17 10 to 20 38 to 44

FINAL WIND-UP

| CLEARANCE | ALL SUMMER SHOES MUST Go!

High Heels! Low Heels! Whites! Colors! $ 0 0 and

All Sizes R But Not in All Styles

All Sales Final!

No Exchanges No Refunds

New Fall Shoes

SS rarkiing Stlyes!

Wait ill you see ro lis "+ +o They're lovely! . They're gorgeous . . . You'll want a pair ‘now!

800,000 IN 18] Rai | T0 FACE DRAFT

: | Reclassifoation to. Begin : Sept. 1; Married Men &

department decision to draft men

‘following the fatalgshooting last

Just In! Just Unpacked! |

Still to Be Called.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (U. P.). — Abolition of selective service

ly fit only for limited military duty —will affect an estimated 800,000 men and provide a new reservoir of manpower for the armed services. All 1-B registrants will be placed in either 1-A, and made subject to

deferred indefinitely because of ma=

night. Begin Reclassifying Sept. 1 Reclassification of 1-Bs will begin Sept. 1, with one-fourth of such registrants in each draft board placed in a new category each month ‘and action completed on the entire list by Jan. 1, 1943. Selective service headquarters said each registrant “will be examined by the local board examining phy-

any obviously disqualifying defects which would prevent him from rendering any military servie~—if he has none he will be sent to the army ‘induction station on the aLpropriate call.” The action followed a recent war

with minor physical defects to take office jobs and other military duties which would release physically fit men for fighting service.

Married Still Face Call

It was pointed out that this move does not alter the fact that married men with or without dependents will be drafted as the need arises. Some married; men, previously classified as 3-A, already have been placed in 1-A and inducted. Draft headquarters instructed lo-

classification 1-B—for men physical-|

immediate indyction, or in 4-F, and|

jor physical defects, selective serv-| jce headquarters announced last

sician to determine whether he has|

The Junior Order of United American Mechanics, | ng its 51st annual state convention at the Lincoln hotel, is boost = - funds for its orphans’ homes. Charles Colson, Milan, state c uncilor (center), is shown adding a half dollar to the fund. At { - left is D. E. DeHaven, Richmond, past state councilor, and on’ ight is Roy Abrams, Muncie, state vice councilor, The convention © > close with ‘the election and installation of officers late today. : PEDESTRIAN HURT FATALLY |juries he received ‘when * FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. 20 (U.|struck by a hit-and-run -: P.).—Leroy Kemper, 18, died in a|State Road 28, 13 mile: Frankfort hospital yesterday of in-|here Tuesday.

cal boards to give “full consideration” to the dependency status of 1-B registrants. . The new program also provides for reclassification of conscientious objectors who, if fit for limited noncombatant ‘service, will be placed in class 1-A-O, and if fit for induction into civilian work camps will*be in class 4-E. - Physicially unfit objectors will be classified 4-F.

POLIGE APPREHEND SUSPECT IN SLAYING

Manslaughter charges were placed against a 50-year-old Negro today

night of Clarence McGinnis, 38, Negro, of 3118 Martindale ave. at’ 25th st. and Martindale ave. The shooting occurred as two policemen, Patrolmen Henry McMahon and John Heavenridge, were standing near the intersection and a squad car with two detectives drove down the street less than a block away. Hearing the shots, Patrolmen McMahon and Heavenridge ran across the street and captured a man who gave his name as Earl Shemwell, 50, of 2111 Columbia ave. He told them he shot McGinnis! twice after the latter had threat-' ened him with a knife, they said.

COUNTY MAY CREATE FOUR FIRE STATIONS

County commissioners are discussing plans to establish fire fighting stations in areas outside the city limits. William T. Ayres, president of the commissioners, said he will ask the council for a $40,000 appropriation for the project. He said about«four stations would be established at locations that would. serve all suburban areas. The stations would be manned by volunteers under the direction of the newly organized air raid wardens and fire wardens.

SALE RNS

EARLY No Appointment Necessary

) PERMANENT (HOLLYWOOD. GURL Only $1.85

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nat Guar. to:

¥ [at ‘the World War memorial.

| | infantry, Camp Atterbury, and Maj. |officer and acting assistant chief

ve Basic Training Certificates at War

Memorial.

, Indianapoils’ civil air patio] took 2 step forward last night when its 77 members received their basic training certificates in ceremonies

Before friends and relatives, the

‘men and women heard Maj. Walker |

W. Winslow, commanding the Indiana wing of the patrol, assert that he is “proud” of them.

Somes Attends : Attending ‘the ceremonies were

Joseph V. Somes, commander of the |§ 4 | two squadrons and pastor of Christ

The King Roman Catholic church; Lieut. Col. John C. L. Adams, 330th

Gerald W. O'Connor, intelligence

of staff at ‘Stout field. . The two squadrons to graduate were 527-1, commanded by John V. Hizer, with headquarters at Sky Harbor, and 527-3, commanded by Arno: F. Siefker, with headquarters at the Hoosier airport.

DEKALB BOYS WIN IN VEGETABLE CONTEST

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 20 (U. P.)—Three Dekalb’ county. boys ‘were winners in the Indiana junior vegetable Judging contest today at

the Tippecanoe county 4-H club|

JP.) ~Floyd County

| Democratic ticket for re-election in

GOES INTO ARMY, STILL SEEKS OFFICE]

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 2 @.

J. Tegart, who is to be inducted into] the army, announced today he would not withdraw his candidacy on the

November. ii ‘named ‘his law partner, Leist, deputy prosecutor, EN his term ends Dec. ne Republican leaders sald they would name an opposition candidate

before the baliots are printed. -

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: OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 RIG THIS SALE $30,000 worth of brand new qualit; furniture augmented by

Take Up to 12 MONTHS

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“BEDFORD, Ind, Avg. 20 (U.P), —Merle Brown, 39, an Oolitic oil ‘truck driver, ‘received fatal wounds While: hunting in a woods near Paoli yesterday. ‘Noble Byers Bedford, a fellow hunter, mistool the movement of Brown's arm f a squirrel and fired.

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For those who appreciate finer firnituye we have a large selection

of better quality odds and ends in solid mahogany. of better quality Tangs, All priced to sell quick,

Also a group

OCCASIONAL CHAIRS—OC &- SIONAL ROCKERS—7-W VY FLOOR LAMP—COFFEE TABI - BEDS—COIL SPRINGS—M Ne

LOOK WHAT °3 BU i]

912 FELT BASE—OCCASIOI TE

KNEEHOLE DESK—ELECTRIC SWEEPERS—5-PC. BREAKFAST .SET—CHILDREN'S CRIBS WITH MATTRESS —DINING ROOM TABLE—CABINET BASES—31-PC. CANNON SET WITH CLOTHES HAMPER—PLATFORM ROCKER— METAL PORCH GLIDERS.

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