Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1942 — Page 13

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MORE RATIONING | SEEN FOR 1943

Leon Henderson Gives a | Preview of| Things i To Come.

BOSTON, Nov. 20| (U. P.).—Price Administrator Leon Henderson predicted yesterday thit “new ratione ing techniques” as well as extension of rationing to additional items | including meat—would be among | “the big news of [1943 from the | standpoint of civilian.wartime liv ing.” | Addressing a joint| meeting of the | New England Spr and the Bos{ton Advertising club, he ~forecast, \ A E {| as one of the new | wd nao 2 ; IE Oe ; "SR Nf rationing tech- *l : ; i hillniques looming

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‘such as will be applied, he said,

a a y x. 2 ooo aR. For sports—for work—for leisure hours. Ex- 4 E EN : “to meat ration- : : ] § 3 ] EF Eom pertly fitting slacks—carefully tailored like ; : ; : : RG Sl 4 ; ing when it starts i J KE : io : much more expensive styles! Assorted colors. € v SF NE Lt this winter.” Mi. Henderson : : RI Sizes 12 to 20. s : § \ HIE po i i : 2 : ) Under point rationing, widely

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Our Biggest Holiday Season! | Sie Sacss—see 1) oe : : 3 : : Hi Ww om A ' i 4 | coupons with which to obtain a aN 7 OD bn ly WwW Wik SLACK SUITS—2.98 Hr npicra-Line LS ; ; 4 | particular group of related items el LenB Corduroy, SUITS—A4.98 ti SES iY PWT] | | corn a second perio. He may : + HHS PRES 7 “4 |luse up his coupon among such i Sad 3 Ely 98 ; Nd #§ | commodities—items qf clothing, for Oh m— 4% a} | example—in any proportion he wishes.

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' a 3 oe so E “i 3 Ln z d y ot. 4 fi trols in 1943. Such gction will en- - CCUNAPAC™ ¥. ; THESE : | Fur-frimme ‘OATS / 5 Ts } NE | able civilians to get|the most out y. : . Bl iL spter U . -0 ig 5 WL ‘of the limited supplies available to wi 16.» : them, he explained, by holding

TOPCOATS : : A 5 3 (x ; i : : as ; : FELL i ] | i gizes foe 19S TD » : t down production costs which exert

- pN 3 / 2 ; Hi to = vo 7 xX i : | pressures on prices ahd the cost of ® Lightweight « = ; : EET, ; 5 i] itd S70 20.reer 29.49 Xl ) living. . | . ++ but Warm! oy 3 ST 3 HHI GE og RE LA ww ; | The price administrator tod his : + : oT N f : WE 3" : \ ‘audience to expect An increasing qt " .Coe - . 3 a 5 | variety of victory or |utility models Betty NERY : £8 yin ‘among commodities during coming »

a MILL S ) AR = months. A victory model is one A

30 ot . 1 BITTY R iit Hb dressy RS & J | \ | built to government specifications : : 3 ; CIPS k : AH Dt snatronly ( SP 3 A which take into accouiit the amount p : 3 ~ I itl a in all col : d RS | wad ; go of material available, | its essential= o : 4 Hk “3 : Hats x izes 2172 nl ATOR |Iness and use, and ‘tle problem of : ; D 5 a iii . : WINE distribution. 1

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The most wanted coats for 2 HH ani i Hit “Victory ‘models—be| it a can of the year—‘Cunapacs.” They i a ; 5 Si | grapefruit or a pair df men's work m of warm 3 3 : , overalls—are tied to |price,” Hen=are expertly made ) : 'derson said. “On the basis of what

ightweight fabrics. . . § : fips . ” —Alpaca fur fabric - | but light g ® Worth a 98 Timmie Tuft COATS spovisiers. 12 $015. : that model costs, ne government ®

quarter lined, long wearing. ; : . sets ceiling - prices, We have set Choose from ‘tan, blue and = Much Higher dollars and cents ceiling prices on brown. Sizes 36 to 44, . ~—Black only. 4 ‘victory. model bicycles | and for vic- : Persian Kurl FUR FABRICS 12 to 44. 197° tory rubber heels. These prices are determined on the Nagin of a fair

Popular, extra long sweaters with button front... return to the produc¢r, and they

Men's Medium Weight : long sleeves that you can i i i : 1 sleeves t. ) an push up. Wide selec- . —Fleeces and 45. will continue to be |set in that OVERCOATS tion of smart colors, fancy knits. Sizes 34 to 40. : Self Trimmed SPORTS COATS _shetlands. 12 5 manner. n Y : © | \ . enderson forecast |an Incréase Well tallored, smart fitting bargain 8 2 . ; in the category of these dollars and Ly 55 SAY BLOUSES—1.29 poversible PLAID COATS ooo JOO [vim 0 36 to 44 pened 16 : 5 SMART JACKETS—3.98 Sizes 19/10 15, Discussing the squeezes which

. 2 = ; frequently occur between| ceiling FENNEY S—Street Floor. ; PENNEYX’S—Second Floor PENNEY’S—Second Floor. prices and costs to retailers, Hen= : : : |derson said that government sub- { : . isidy, “carefullv’ administered and ¥ - : . vee | sparefully used, is the cheapest eo Cheek These Underwear "BUYS! o oa Bay [fawa best way to solve the problem ; : of increased costs under a system of rigid controls.”

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UNION SUITS—36 to 44.... 1 UNION SUITS—36 to 486... they will rise in many instances

I because less labor will be available, isuch labor. .as there is will be | “greener and less efficient,” and | machinery will wear out, he said.

PAROLED MURDERER FACES DEATH CHAIR

| MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 20 (U. P.). —Marshall Spigner, a parolee from i ; i a La “EL 7 a first degree murder sentence, tojs : “ * ‘day faced death in the electric chair

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Women’s Felt Rayon Satin Fuzzy Plush Children’s waitress,

| Spigner, who insisted he was in-

MOCCASINS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS SLIPPERS |uoinuns b sns : ’ said that after drinking a good deal of whisky he playfully put his belt” 1 12 197 J49 9B around her neck and pulled it. He . . “l'said he did not know he was ® o ® ( strangling her. “ Felt top In oxford grav! only. Theyre just as dashing as they Just the thing for evenings by Snuggly slipohs that youngsters | Mrs. Roberts, widow of a world Soft sole constriction with tenth can; be. Shell love the open toes the fire. They're soft and furry, will go for. Good selection of war veteran, was engaged to marry ©}, foe von ! : and the smart new heel construc- with warm flannel lining and styles and colors. Leather sole ‘a soldier at Camp Wheeler, Ga., and er cushian sole and heel. Tops tion. Fine quality rayon satin. comfy cushion soles. Blue or and hecl—felt uppers. Sizes 11 | was reported to have had $45 on her

in comfort. Sizes 4 to 9, 4 to 8, burgundy. 6 to 12, ’ to 3, ‘person, in addition to three rings. ; ‘Both the money and rings were

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' missing when her body was found. | In 1927 Spigner was sentenced to | life imprisonment for the first de- | gree murder of another Memphis | girl. He was paroled last year.

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