Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1942 — Page 8

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Included are all wool coats in the popular styles. Tan, brown, blue, and oxford grey fleeces. Also fancy patterns and herringbone stripes. You'll like the way these topcoats fit, giving absolute comfort and free-

Here is workmanship and finish that you expect only in higher Latest in single and double breasted modNeat stripes and mixtures. Also blue serge. Sizes 36 to 46.

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Fingertip coats of narrow wale corduroy in teal or brown with reversible water repellent gabardine 0 lining. Sizes 8 to 20.

Heavy plaid mackinaws with warm plaid lining, 3-piece belt and large zipper book pocket. Sizes 6 to 18.

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Very warm, large Size 70x80 inch solid color blankets. Slight '

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Fancy cassimere and corduroy slacks, good selection of colors and patterns, including brown, navy and teal corduroys. Sizes 6 to 16.

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Fused Collars

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Fine broadecloths in solid white and neat colorful patterns, the kind you seldom have the opportunity

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ribbed union suits. Ankle length, long or short sleeves, ecru color, sizes 36 to 46.

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Fine, soft capeskins, rich, dull suedes and coats. Full length, 3-pec. belted models in tan and black. ‘Warm, blanket lining. Sizes 36 to 46.

OTHER LEATHER COATS $16.95 and $19.95

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%* 3.Candle Fixture— Giving Three Stages of Light * White Shades = _. With Rich Braid Trim

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No matter what your idea of a lamp is, you'll find one to please you in our big assortment. Buy now for your own use and for gifts while our stocks are com-

The cheerful glow

of these beautiful lamps will make Christmas all the merrier,

SALE OF LAMP SHADES

7-WAY_ JUNIOR STYLE

Worth Much More on Today’s Market

T. Brunton A. Garsneit

LEFT. Terrence John Brunton, 17-year-old son of Mrs. Tandy Brunton, 241 Beauty ave. joined the marines June 1 and is now stationed at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. RIGHT. Alvin Garsnett has returned to Great Lakes training station after visiting Miss Mildred Rust and family, 1221 Park ave. He has completed his preliminary training as a radio operator. The son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Garsnett of Springville, Seaman Garsnett formerly worked on a government construction project at Ft. Harrison. He is 21.

URGES INTELLECTUAL AID FOR OPPRESSED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 U. P.).— President Roosevelt yesterday called on ‘young people of all countries to help replenish the “intellectual vigor” of war-ravaged nations, The chief executive’s words were

contained in a letter to the International Student Service, sponsor of

international Students’ day to be observed Nov. 17. On Nov. 17, 1939, the Nazis tortured, killed and imprisoned hundreds of students and teachers at the University of Prague in the first of what President Roosevelt described as “organized massacres.to stamp out all present or future leaders of a great and democratic republic”’—Czechoslovakia. Students throughout the united nations will observe international Students’ day, Nov. 17, at their schools and universities by ag twominute silence at 11 a. m.

WAAC DIRECTOR IS HOME FROM LONDON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U. P.). —Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, director of the women's army auxiliary corps, has returned to Washington

dfter spending a month in England studying British women’s services, the war department announced yesterday. Director Hobby went to London with Mrs. Roosevelt, and was presented to the British king and queen by the first lady.

If Your Child Is Coughing

Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the omy of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous memes branes, Tell your dru to sell you -@ bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding that your child is to be benefited and you are to like its quick action in allaying the harrassing cough without upsetting the stomach ‘or you are to have your money back. No narcotics.

CREOMULSION

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Make Him Feel at Home Cut Absenteeism, Says Personnel Expert.

By Science Service \ PITTSBURGH, Nov. 13.—The way to reduce absenteeism is to make the worker feel that he bes longs and is important because of his work to the organization em= ploying him, W. H. Kushnick, di= rector of civilian personnel training for the war department, declared at the Industrial Hygiene Founda~ tion meeting here. a Most absences from wosk are ef

short duration, one, two or three days, and are sometimes charged to illness. They should be charged to maladjustmens, Mr. Kushnick stated. wi The worker often does not know why he prefers something else to going to work, and if he did know probably would not tell. Psycholo= gists know, Mr. Kushnick contine ued, that the reason is because th@ worker is not getting satisfactiog out of his life, of which his job if a part. 2 Shows Resentment

If he'is a round peg in a square hole, if he has to work at night and thus misses recreation with his friends and family, if he has to.

work, or if his working or living environment are crowded, dirty or unsanitary, he will be dissatisfied and is likely to show his resentment by staying away from work. Overcrowded washrooms at the end of a hard day when the force is washing up to go home may be the last straw that decides the worker then and there not to go

“The most important single factor

faction in his work is his relation to the first-line supervisor,” Mr. Kushnick declared.

Supervisor Plays Part *

“The first-line supervisor is the only part of ‘up-the-line’ authority with which the worker has real

visor is the personal representative of ‘The Company’ to the employees and all that that word signifies. It is he who must answer to the problems of the workers. Further, ° he is the one who gives commendation for work well done, who is in the best position to influence the sentiments and attitudes of his em- = ployees. bo, “The war department is engaged

program from which we expect to reap the harvest of greater morale.” The size of the pay envelope is far from the major demand th worker makes of his job. In Mr. Kushnick said on this pe some workers today are taking fifi es off because they are earning more - money than ever before and prefer the leisure of frequent holidays to the satisfaction of additional wants they have not habitually acquired,

EPISCOPALIANS DINE TODAY

The Rf. Rev. and Mrs. R. A Kirchhoffer of the Episcopal diocese will be guests of St. Matthew's church, 25 8. Ritter ave., at a 6:30 p. m, dinner today in the parish

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