Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1942 — Page 36

to Be Initiated Puring $F [FW Nelson Rockefeller - Visit] wens rue Lg Pp ¢ overy Day Program; NN t | | Has Great Effect on FASHION-WISE a > ee | ATTED COAT of i | Banquet Monday. i 5 U. S. Relations. ECONOMIZE a > J LR Bai, pile “Glo-Kurl™ By NAT A. BARROWS & a : . hl

ious Skinner's nty-five candidates for major as as : JR ; ht, 1943, by The Indianapolis Tim oe in the Knights of Colum- EL Eo The Chicago Daily News Ine. hy will be initiated during a two-| MEE ‘| PANAMA CITY, Oct. 9.—Enough y ceremony in observance of Dis-| JES Ei time has elapsed since the recent day which is Monday. ls § a Latin-American visit of Nelson ; > on day SH i Rockefeller to enable observers at ‘The Indianapolis degree team will # : ¥ : THis 1 this hemispheric crossroads to apMer first and second degrees and A Shei praise the apparent over-all effects third degrees will be in charge| Jf TA of the co-ordinator’s personal tour. George H. Albers, district depu- ; ; : stn, smerisan diplomats, wil- : team nei : — officers and business men and his from Cincinnalt, : i passing through Panama all are degree work will be held inthe 3 realistic enough to know that mugh ‘of 0. auditorium Sunday. | § a remains to be done in the interMusic will be provided by the American setup but they agree genof C. glee club. A buffet supper erally on this - summarized conwill follow the work. Candidates clusion: ies are from Indianapolis, Terre Haute| & Rockefeller’s trip has done rela‘and Vincennes. ; SABRE tions between the Americas more ‘Hold B a oe eS grimly from their nar- |real good than any dozen individuals PR ay Monday ro Shing stimly from thel gun- |Previously sent down from WashA Columbus: day banquet: will be} pops wage . a desperate battle {ington and the impact of his pereld Monday night in the Indian-|, against the Nasi attackers of Stal- [sonality and’ his clear, straightfors Athletic club, sponsored bY| jngrad. =. ward ideas has‘ greatly reduced Indianapolis fourth degree as- suspicious and uncertainties as well

sembly and Council 437, K. of C. =" re 1 as offset some of the vicious axis Speakers ' will “include Governor HENDERSON EXTENDS propaganda ghianden to discredit ker, Mayor Sullivan and the 2 “PR ©" the United States. Rev. Fr. John J. Duggan, chaplain LAMB PRICE CEILING Gain Substantial Ground at Camp Atterbury. WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 (U. P.).— Digs Greetings will be extended by|Price Administrator Leon Hender-| One traveler’ in the Boliviano ' 32 countries . — Venezuela, Colombia,

Harry H. Wissel, faithful naviga-{__. ve - tor of the fourth degree and W. son indefinitely ¢ pded the 60 Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia—found Lawrence Sexton, grand knight of|92Y temporary lamb price ceilings tngi reactions to Rockefeller’s trip

the council, Edward J. Fillenwarth,| which” were to have expired yes-|indicated that “the United States “deputy grand knight, will ‘be the|terday. : J has gained substantial ground in its ‘toastmaster and initiates of Sun-| Officials. explained that the ex-|800d neighbor policy because of the day's class will be special guests.|tension' was put into effect to pre-|eXceedin’: - favorable impression : More than 300 reservations have|vent “unwarranted and speculative|made by the co-ordinator of interbeen made for the banquet which price intreases”” The OPA is now|American affairs.” ; is for the members and - their|completing specific dollars and cents| Another reported that many ofladies. price ceilings for lamb. ficials were happily surprised with | - L Rockefeller after their “sorry experiences with certain good will rep-

resentatives whose understanding of Latin America was as scant as their : ) knowledge of the Spanish language.”

Axis agents have tried and are trying to offset Rockefeller’s visit : : With eleven: dies and ‘Balt “ruth, .Caressingly Warm . . . With the Luxury Look of Fur ... and

Tr I A : | 3 yo ._... |lsome of which may have been £0 oi 3 BEST SELLERS ie" "e planted in the United States. the: Budget-Light Price and Long Wear of a Cloth Coat! : : an : Se 4 : But the name - of ‘Nelson Rocke- :

Fh 4 : oo feller, according to all reports here, 5 ei J: 1 now really ‘has a meaning with the 3 CHOSEN by YOU and You and YOU y republics to the south. Similar visits | ; ia : by men of his caliber will pay heavy 1 Ee Sh \ dividends at this crucial period when goo PE NT BP rd indecision hovers over more than one ii hN ~ p Latin American country.

C ALLS FOOD FIRST Po . § A matics craftsman fashioned thease ais . ke :

triumphs of tailoring, of fabric, of warmth . . .

WEAP ON FOR Wil : a ; { TR . in interpretations of 1942's favorite fur treat-

ments!’ So magnificently do these coats simulate

By Sei Servi : a : : . 3 Che 4 . ALBANY. od Oct. td the These Fabries Guaranteed to black and ombra krimmer you'll have to examine business of fighting a war, food is Qive 2 Years \Satisfactor them closely to detect their smart deception! t second to.any other item,” Col \ : ¥ Y Pt n ; 3 A : $ - ; ; 06 a i liam. ol ~~ Wear With Proper Care °° Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 44, 46 to 52. subsistence division, quartermaster (ie i535 : corps, told 100 representatives of the dehydration industry at the] two-week school conducted by the ; department of ‘ argiculture at the h . western regional laboratory here. Travel Li “It isn’t possible to overempha- an Lig £ but size to you and your companies ~ Handsomely With a their importance in this war,” Col. Logan declared. J “Today in this war the most precious thing in all thé world is Handsome 40 cubic feet of space commonly known as a Ship's ton. . With un- . 4 y : limited tonnage we would have long i ht ( since had more supplies and a Ver nig ase greater fighting force overseas, If i do

we can use each one of the cubic . 4 ; cL feet to best advantage we have : : contributed tremendously . toward : : k } 0 I 00 : é 3 : py

the war effort.”

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Using dehydrated foods is one

TW Hay of gaining is sivaniage Well constructed with 3ply - : a ; purchasing canned toss. A veneer frame, sturdy-hinges : \ : ship's ton of canned boiled potatoes : and locks; beautifully fin- o : weighs 920 pounds. The same ship's ished inside with rich rayon : ‘ton of dehydrated potatoes recon- taffeta: lining, full cut shirred : stituted weights 3980 pounds. ockets and tie tapes! In ii No - clock-watcher. is own ‘ahd jan striped can- : this little ‘number that . vas cover and top grain cow- : will dress up for ia Note fo Junior— : hide binding. 19,.21 and 24. : : ay dete wr dress op inch’ sizes. hy Te He Inexpensive for . : down for the office! Sean 4s Heutful MATCHING, NARIORE * /. . Comroom Ba OHICA00: Oct. 9. (U.P). J : : - Defense Work and | confetti dots. Sizes 12

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Scientists at the American oil

chemists’ convention said yester- | ey - ¥ EH no day that there will be more soap |}! 3 aes 2 RAYON HOSE x produced than in peacetime be- ||| : G N A A VLN Vs

cause glycerine, used in the manu- : i facture of explosives, is a by-prod- : Vil ak Fi uct of soap. And, soap is obtained . & i Pe ait from the fats and greases house- : : 23 HN » ¢ wives are turning over to their q butchers. SERRE < “Out of every 100 pounds of fat || | | Ey A nde 0} Chnaditie, | collected,” said J. E Gunther, £3 3 Re Seconds of $1 Qualities. chemist for a packing house, “90 : 3 : SH 1 mai Fs aR 3 pounds are turned into soap and : | 3 1 4 SE Rayen hose, given the propthe remaining 10 into glycerine.” || NE A § ©, «or laundry care, wear mar-. pr eds wpe | LN veloudyal and pos soap and more soap means more sess. the same smart sheerbaths for Junior, ‘ness as your precious silks! tee citiind 2, : : = rere Wear them whenever your ‘IT SPEEDS THE WAR NOW Tha: ad activities permit! New fall HICKORY, N. C., Oct. 9 (U. P).| : - : shades in women's sizes, 8/5. —Three thousand pounds of steel ES PR md to 1015. Ge Fg and Shrine Yemaing of a ; ; oo Bow : speeder’s automobile—went into the JE , hick D scrap metal drive here today. Mu- With H : RED : nicipal Court Judge Theodore Cum- RUBBER SOLES

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