Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1942 — Page 4

INDIA-UNLESS oc an wap. MEETING THURSDAY 3 ) MOWRER "his car came to’ a Halt at a SA. soos i. sail they Would get i Acknowledging the cheers with-a| The Lavell Goer post of thé

‘P.).—People are becoming horse Daily News, Inc. the first and second fingers of his| auxiliary is sponsoring card parties | ‘and roy conscious again and | Old Settlers of Marion county will . EATRO, Aug, 21-1 the. miraing| 8 FEV amived war, materigl big guis capuble of dealing with'[DS, and his pouting smile, the|every Saturday night at the hall,

is Sih oH BAIRD; OrRINg| sority of passage, German tanks. sand ian Predicts Attack if| ousiness at the first wartime con- | eld Thursday in Holliday park, ine gownea fellahin of thé Nile|™ wry prime minister turned away to his| 101 King ave. The s:cond of the

Word traveled fast down the road| He told them how at the time of using 8:30 p. m. Uni i vention of the Horse Traders as- 84th ‘si. snd Spring: Mill pike, delta, tending cotton plants or work-| that Churchill was coming. As the|the fall of Tobruk he was in Wash~ a pee ent a ksi Be given , ? United Nations Do Not sociation is “a-hummin’” Presi- | Activities will begin at 1:30 p. M.|ing the irrigation of the flelds, or|official cars rushed past a convoy,|ington and how Roosevelt asked him, |. “c © slide rule case and oo Proceeds from. the events go to the i . ? K . tad to. | and prizes will be awarded to the steering their triangular-sailed boats|the leaders of files of military trucks| “What can we do for you"? Andi going. V. F. W. fund to purchase army : Act in 60 Days. . ii George Kane repo prettiest girl and boy babies, the{down along the canals, may have stood up, grinning, and held their|how he said tanks was the sEyer ——r training planes. Russell Stephenson : ; ay. : oir] |NOt€d some cars drive past at high|signal s straight up overhead,| These tanks, he told the desert Kremer are in By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS One dealer, Walter Bryan of best church choir, the prettiest girl, Speed, preceded by a iil escort, Signal Deg in the V-tor-victory bo- tankmen, were thereupon withdrawn NAVY REPORTS DEATH dag ‘Gerurude re Setions-Haward. Foseien Edjjor- Louisville, Ky., has completed 25 | the oldest man and woman, thei: yupiil they had gossiped that|sition. from a United States division to be OF INDIANA SAILOR WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Unless deals ‘since the convention began youngest great-grandmother, the evening with attendants at railroad] When Churchill stopped. to visit, | rushed to the Middle East. In the| WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (U. P.). EYES EXAMINED——GLASSES FITTED satisfactory solution of the Anglo- Monday, Kane said. = largest number of grandchildren, crossings they would not have British Tommies, long away from near future a very bitter battle] The navy announced today that Indian problem can be found with- He also disclosed some viola- [the best looking woman over 70,/8uessed that the personage thus/home, gaped and exclaimed: would take place, the prime minister one Indiana sailor was ¥opoited DF._David TaVel (Rex Satomerin ~ in.30°'to 60 days, Sirdar J. J. Singh tions of the convention edict that , escorted was Winston Churchill—on| “Blimy, there’s old Winston!” told the men, and the eyes of the|killed in the period from July 26 0 fold me, the Japanese will almost| «no motorized vehicles be ex- | Clans hog calling contest, clothes), "wu visit @ number of train-|Then, “Good old Winston,” then|world would be focused upon Libya.|to Aug. 12. changed for good horse flesh |Danging contest, mother with the|ing centers for the tank crews of “He's still chewin’ that bloody| Out in the sandy training’ sta-| Lieut. J. G. Roy Green Jr, Whitbut said he had stopped one |most sons in the service and the/the British Middle East forces. = |cigar.” tions the men cheered—the uplifting, was listed as dead. His father, “swap” in which a man tried to |youngest child with. its father in| The roads had been cleared and| In the messes the prime minister |trom Churchill's presence wherever|R. E. Green, 1701 Central ave, trade a horse for a tractor. the service. his party traveled fast. But, twiceltalked to the tank men. Pretty|he went was terrific. Whiting, survives.

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Abul Kalam Mr ~~ If Great BritMr. Siu. in, the United RDI ites and the rest of the united lions are to avert a catastrophe, ; | sw EATERS

. he-said, the time is running short. Thousands of Indians were taken

prisoner in Singapore and Burma, | “and many of these, in twos and threes, are being sent back to India ; tell the inhdbitants what mar- i velous people the Japanese are. ; ~The home folks are being told | that whereas the Indians were only * tolerated by the British in Singa- |

ple, he James eve Hlseed ‘The popular long sleeve Sloppy Joe, | EBA de ow = foc cor cK TO-SCHOOL . i : Tas button front types or pullover |e Burm Bos tov s fiss y, yh BACK-TO-S L They re New-Different-Smart styles. Smart shirred shoulders." ; sll lla 3 ; Black, navy, red, Kelly, light green,

Clever P FLT 2 Of Ee. oo ens. on, we, fi A 8 ; MEEDS FOR GIRLS ; - A L L light blue, dusty pink, maize, nat-

. over here, are able to see through ural ‘and white. Sizes 34 to 40.

‘these Japanese acflvities. But we % ; must admit it is clever propaganda. a RR 3 Smart New Fast Color Print

And, coming as it does on top of

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“I find” said Mr. Singh, “that = a | , 2S Bliionk the real situation in India is com- Hai : ® Eh y | ‘ : RAYON pletely misunderstood in - America. Fe 39 9 3 go , : : . Moreover, I can understand why } \ : 2: ; : this is so. Even those who are en- 3 Tid rm, ~ : * : : HO SE independence are saying that even 5 2 4 i 4 EN : : : : f British rule is bad, Japanese rule g hil / Plenty

tirely sympathetic toward ‘Indian : would be infinitely worse. "There- £1 5 3 os Clever one piece styles and two piece styles. The : : : || fore, why not defeat the Japanese i FEO of pris, din, goin § 6,2 \$ crepe suits are taking the country by storm. They |. ; | first and settle the independence FRLGNWA\\ rayons in florals, plaids, checks an %itie “are not limited to small women either. We have First

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question afterward? Why take ad- FT EIA ARR stripes. Styles for every type girl— : to 151tt e taiai ah 7 uaity an. vantage of Britain's difficulties now HEHE sizes 7 to 14—’teen sizes 10 to 16 and Shem 10 sires b 113 1h Bond sng 18% | aay to blackmail her into giving you : 1381 83 Mw UJ chubbie sizes 84 to 1614 : to 24%. Solid color combinations many with Bare-Leg what you want? pd Bn ; 7% = applique and sequin trims. Blacks, browns, blues,

Superficial View ; N i - . greens and wine. : Ls J “That is a natural, though super- ; Girls’ All-Wool Slipover : ; These fine, new, RAY-DE-CHINE

1 view. But the heart of the : Y 3 # , hose are made of specially twisted blem is much deeper. If im- : F | SWEATERS Smart Polka Dot : yarns to give you a sheer, clear, te freedom were the only thing § > | > very durable hose. ‘The feet are Stake, J should say Nrestiilngly : i Novelty weaves, short $ 391 ; pL RAYON JERSEY SUITS reinforced with cotton. Popular s forget about it, let's fight the USE OUR sleeves and catchy neck- 3 VLY White polka dots on black. $ Ih EE Sa shades for wear now and later. All

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first and discuss the other after : * I ? ‘ve won. LAY-AWAY PLAN | lines: Sizes 8 to 16. to $119 Sizes 12 to 18. sizes 9 to 1014. “But that is just the point. How § : . z i Star Store, Second Floor ; : RR Star Store, Street Floor pn we win with a population that ! : — i § : - fo——

5 4 ;, to say the least, apathetic? It : 2 T : ! ; 3 : , "1 oesn't matter who hs Sham 10 30 .TUCK-IN gLainED pc, “They're Smart—They're Warm i Fav hope Boys’ Regular $2.49 & $2.98 hh fin Jom or Ey orl] Slub weave hystuclon Eldusery in e 2 "They're Inexpensive. E, . ' $he united nations, They won't do solid colors or can y stripes. Sy & : L A K | "4%. Or they won't do it willingly. They’ re shirt style, éf course. oy \_ J ; . "They wouldn't do it even if Gandhi} Sizes 8 to 16, to $1.25 oh, REVERS I BH LE ; ; : Santorizad washable salts fn

| told them, much as they revere solid” tan. blue, rust and . green. Pants have belts to

Sandhy, 1d that they LID OR PLAID SKIRTS i | i ; “1 | Sd A % - match. In or out shirts. errr 30 TQ! | Ploid COATS gh | =

were free, that they would be Popular solids or colorful plaids $2% Sizes 5 to 14. Also solid color

fighting for their own hearths and |} with plenty of pleats. Sizes 8 shirts with striped pants.

"homes, for: their own people and to 16. Buy for now and early school

} hw : : . N 5 : wear, i | | J _ : Star Store, Second Floor to $3.00 9 5 : Es Bi | counts in war—even more than ros rn EER ¢ \ Boys’ School Slacks

planes and guns. It is the will to Fall patterns in fancy Cassi-

= —e SCHOOL OXFORDS PEER | oi © 1 asked Mr. Singh if he thought 2 IE grays. Also corduroys in pop- $ 8. Es et NE FOR GIRLS Newest styles in Wir aa fronts, Sizes 8 to 18. | are now on the frontier. He said t Be browns or blacks. All $ 9 5 fue Res yes. His plan essentially was this: TE S$ ) 4 45 solid leather or with ne dts SCHOOL SWEATERS

~ ‘Announce Acceptance . . : u 4 ; i | rubber soles. Sizes Coat ‘style, zipper or, button. se our - “The British would announce their 814 to 3. ; Ln : front sweaters. Teal, brown 2 0 | LAY AWAY

“@cceptance of the principle of im- : nediate independence and permit : AS LITTLE AS $1.00 PUTS sg 3 id gay combinations. Sizes

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a a | Gay, colorful plaids or bright cordu- = = 3 titutional veto.(] Snappy ne w styles FOR BOYS 4 Ys CC p g : Toten "of the “present, executive | in black, brown or \ 2 | | roys with water repellent gabardines i SCHOOL SHIRTS ee ns Le nb pat bh s. | on the reverse side. Ideal for school hg Rin Waly iraadeloti shirts sn : 19 rrstan aon) of 15 members het 2 Fibs ~ wear. Boxy or fitted styles. Size » ‘neat stripes and checks. 2 1 | Indian council of 15 members— i 1/ x 5. S : Sieipes nd ils. Alo five from the Gandhi party, five Soles. Sizes 8%4 to E Le to 15 and 12 to 20. NE : : Plain whi 4 8 from Jinnah's Molems, and fivel} “sir giore, street Floor Co —— t Star Store, Second Floor : JE Boys’ Dept., Street Floor from the other minorities. The : ; : Flo war, effort would continue to be

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Jinnah, head of the Moslem league, : 4 have (250 24 ne YAR sn ; Wool Mixed—Famous for Warmth ~ Arch Cure Shoes: for. Women

while the all-India congress is 5 an ' far the majority party, the x : foslem league would have equallf oT ; b. tus in the council. Sopa, i: Eh

The changeover, Mr. Singh be- : , y Hever, could be done in a week ! , E ACH. thout disrupting India’s ‘routine, A f

mili Constitutional and ~ , § DO be one he Ta ey ome They are mone besutital than

v i ee ER . | ever and, of course, they have i I “tan. ine. on psig 1 war. Si : " YOUR BLANKET AWAY fhe. same perfect fit which a= Jt : oe | x B) They're just fhe hing tor ary schoo 12% wool—88% rayon blankets.in §. sures absolute foot comfort. #8 « yo. : ji 2 = wear. 3 rich shades of peach, green, blue, | Suedes, kids, and ‘patent. leath- 1 Tas ge i FN dusty rose and winter rose. 4 inch, | ers. i x : : : mang, rayon satin bindings. : Star Store, Street Floor a. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Star Store, Basement fy pe”

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r. Joyce died Wednesday from 5 received when a heater ex- |}. rR AE ded in his home. He was a e ; Tare EAE Ei EE i Vv it % ling salesman for Nutz and ; wn 2 van sskopt Co, and a member of LY Lo ” 1 Chest | 1 Indiana branch of the Na- ak > . ; : Show Travelers’ association. Ee SN sre Ng f Bed. 69.00 wits, Mr. Olive Wills Jove, 0 at SOE | Mattress. 11.16

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