Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1942 — Page 6

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| Cadets Will Get i — en gees een - — Ecuadorian Goat 360 W. WASHINGTON ST.—FREE PARKING

| ANNAPOLIS, Md., Nov. 27 (U. : AL, ae 1 : Fy J 72 L

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Layaway Plan

Men's and Young Men's

cadets that he would send them Darrow parallelogram, held by Jap- the finest Ecuadorian goat he

‘nese soldiers and marines, the| could obtain. same bitter treat- Ecuadorian Ambassador Capt. ment that fell [Colon E. Alfaro, a graduate of nine months ago,| gon n th BG hat. tstituupon Singapore’s| tion. many times

¢ stronger garrison. werover oo WILLIS OFFERS mangrove and

- sago swamps that

, cover the coast UR ‘down to the beach : and around the gM, Weller groves of coconut

es owned by British soap makers, | Zterrible struggle between tne| Farm Bureau and Elkhart

ed garrison and the pressing pr x sitar of Americans and Austral- . City Council Urge Postponement.

tans has been going on. Draw In Like Turtles Times Special

or a? Japs have sandbagged thelt] yp ,quynGTON, Nov. 27.—With

. . . and at least 10 cadets were reDeath - Dispersing Planes| leased from the “brig’—all beContinue Attack on | Str He ara Del Rio of Ecuador. The 3100 cadets at the academy Dr ess : U P By GEORGE WELLER who is the guest of President ¢ JHeht, 1942, by The Indianapolis Times| Roosevelt. At the conclusion of or HERE IN AUSTRALIA : : ’l announced that all disciplinary V. 27—A scourge of death-dis- punishments were cancelled in tht over Buna, has dealt that| Arroyo, in turn, promised the ALL WOO L Another group is of all-wool diagonal tweed. These Others $29 95 Jy

President Carlos Alberto Arroyo Doomed Garrison. staged a formal review for Arroyo, The Chicago Daily News, Inc. - the parade, the cadet commander C A | ristmas! planes, flying at every| honor of the Ecuadorian. TWO BIG GROUPS AT— are all-purpose coats designed for wear-ability and \\j | $39.95

L huts, dug themselves interlocking ~ trenches, built eyries for snipers in

trees and drawn in their necks like

~ turtles.

Prom the mud-sloughed fields

. & eavalcade of fighting planes has

tried their various kinds of low and gh level bombing over the be-

_Jedguered rectangle.

Prom this long, narrow position ==gbout 12 miles long, like the mazines’ original foothold at Guadal- - canal but in this case only about three miles wide—the Japs have

. gent up continuous anti-aircraft fire in face of bitter low-level at- . tacks: by American-manned P-39 . giracobras, and Australian-manned ' peaufighters and A-20 havocs whose

strafing fire is most annihilating. Jap Bodies Litter Shore At such a time, if Gen. Douglas

* MacArthur, in this Japanese Singa-

pore, were using Jap methods, he would drop pamphlets suggesting that Nippon’s fathers had children at home crying for them and should insure seeing them again by sur-

| pendering.

Reports from Gona, coastline village at the northwestern end of the Buna rectangle, said yesterday that the beach and groves of featherduster palms along the short are littered with Jap bodies.

postcards, letters and telegrams still coming in hourly urging a 90-day extension of the gas rationing date of Dec. 1, Senator Raymond E. Willis (R. Ind.) has put two resolutions on the subject into the Congressional Record. One was from the 24th annual meeting of the Indiana Farm bureau and was adopted at Indianapolis last week. The other was from. the city council at Elkhart. The farm bureau resolution stated that “we have counciled and stand solidly against gasoline rationing until a more thorough study is made of conditions and a better reason forwarded than compulsory saving of rubber. Our solution to the rubber problem was offered months ago.” That solution was the prompt and immediate use of farm products for producing synthetic rubber. The farm bureau resolution concluded: “Our group of 175,000 farm people organized in Indiana, join with our Governor Henry F. Schricker, our senators and our congressmen in

gasoline rationing be postponed until at least a 90-day study has been made by a committee representative of industry, petroleum and agriculture.”

ASSOCIATION WILL BE SCHOOLMEN’S TOPIC

warmth. Choice of brown, tan, blue and green mix- ® tures. Boy, balmacaan and classic styles. Sizes 12 to 20.

All-wool fleeced coats in the wrap boy and balmacaan styles, 90% wool and 10% camel’s hair. In the popular camel shade. All garments are richly lined. Sizes 10 to 20.

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recommending and urging™ that|

HOLIDAY DRESSES

gayety spells, GIFTS.

Dresses in bright, high shades, of rose, blue, aqua, and gold as well as black and brown. Materials are fine rayon crepes and alpacas.

Appropriate garments. for the holiday season—bright, gay colors and patterns, to be worn for many different occasions. Their

One and two-piece styles.

Star Store, Second Floor

Boys' and Girls’

COAT and

YER.

A selection to suit every youthful as well as

‘mature taste. And at prices to appeal to one’s sense of economy and thrift.

Handsome suits and topcoats at prices you will be glad to pay. Single or double breasted suits in stripes, checks and novelty mixtures, complete with vest. The topcoats come in fine fleeces, novelty weaves and herringbone stripes. Sizes 34 to 50.

Star Store, Street Floor

Men's LEATHER COATS

sport back, and 3-piece belt, cela-

Known as sport coats but useful for many other occasions. Made of S Hh fine glove capeskin leather, with *

nese lined. Sizes 36 to 46.

$K00

OTHER LEATHER COATS: $8.95 to $19.95

MEN'S MELTON JACKETS

Men's all-wool blue ‘Melton lumberjackets. Also blue corduroy lumberjackets in blue, brown and Seal Heavy cotton gabardine lining. Sizes 86

Mens' Dress and Work

PANTS

} eo Dr. N. L. Englehardt of Teachers i DIPS T0 YEAR'S LOW college, Columbia university, New

York, will address a meeting of the 3 smmaron Nov, 27 (U. P.). Indiana Schoolmen’s club tomor=e war labor board reported ypool | yesterday that strikes in war in-|fOW at a meeting in the Ola . dustries during October dropped to|hotel. His topic will be “Air Con-

the lowest point since last January. SHIDNIng a ouns Asheriea,) . The number of man- r. Englehar as been a mem- ! gays Jost ber of the national committee on

® k LR i hy x Legging SETS LE 5 Sturdy for the toughest work, yet CR TR # dressy enough for other uses. Dress PRE ERC BE pants are made of fancy cashmere and 3 * *

mixed worsteds. Corduroys in dark

blue. Plain or pleated. Sizes 2 to 50.

BOYS’ PLAID FLANNEL

All Wool Knit LEGGING SETS

from war industry strikes decreased from 318,892 in September to 167,-

aviation education representing the U. S. office of education and the civil aeronautics administration.

Boys’ and girls’ warm fleece leg-

gings sets with double or single Boys’ and girls’ all-wool knit

legging sets, complete with

SHIRTS

hood, or helmet, jacket and Gay, bold plaids that will please those youngsters! Come in maroon, tan, green,

gold and blue. Sizes 8 to 14.

the same time the number of man- ~ @ays worked increased from 332,- ~~ 900,000 to 450,000,000.

breasted coats, helmet or bonnet. $ 12 29 leggings. Come in rose, navy,

A business session will open the J b In rose, blue, aqua, beige, brown, oe rooms In Tose Davy:

meeting at 10 a. m. Other speakers

The number of strikes decreased

#rom 187 in September to 115 in

October and the number of workers fnvolved from 80,799 to 42 520, the

will include Clement T. Malan, state superintendent of public instruction, and W. S. Barnhart, director of the Victory Corps. Group singing will be led by Ralph W.

navy, red. Sizes 1 to 4. to 3. Star Store, Second Floor

Star Store, Street Floor

“Board reported. Wright.

60 Inches Wide 2Y Yards Long .

Ray-De Chine Full-Fashioned HOSE

Ray-de-Chine are the finest stockings it is possible to produce. They are sheer $

New Lace

CURTAINS

0 Cl S at W ATI Ni Beautify your rooms with these lovely new cur- : tains. Four pretty patterns to choose from in border designs, all-over lace effect and plain lace. Open Every ~~ Monday Evening Till

9:00 P. M.

60 inches wide to the pair and 2% yards long. 2V; Yds. Long Matching Pairs, $1.49

Star Store, Basement

and dull. They will fiot bag or sag. They are exquisitely sheer. They are available in the popular winter colors in sizes 8% to 10%.

Star Store, Street Floor

HANDB AG Large New Creations

—‘‘Hold Everything’’ Finest quality simulated leather in

smooth calf, rough grain and knobby alligator. Pouches, envelopes, zipper tops, and tophandle :

Layaway for Xmas oe ——

USE YOUR

CREDIT SIL-O-ETTE

Children’ 5 "Majorette"

Rayon SLIPS BOOTS

gift? These are all-le: erin Mad - -lea Fy Bou pairs " brown or white and come in sizes band mid-riff and 12 to 3. Similar to illustration but ’ adjustable shoulder has tassel.

straps. Requires no We Regular lengths A rare value at—

styles. Black, brown, luggage, wine and green,

Star Store, Sireet Floor

See SANTA CLAUS in TOYLAND

All Day Tomorrow and Until Xmas

In Basement Toy Department Bring the kiddies and let them tell Santa what they

want. Let them inspect the great display of Soya and get a line on what they would like best.

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Star Store, Street Floor

4-Pc. Living Room Son

‘SIZES RoE Others 8/2 to ih 98

Star Store, Street Floor

Blackboard on sale does not have shelf

Openjis Special!

39°¢

§ CHILDREN'S BLACKBOARD

MOVING PICTURE MACHINE motor-driven projector with extra reels, lamp and all complete to show 24-Inch Baby DOLLS $22 *

With 25 feet of film. Machine has 6% pictures. -A big value at * Regularly $2.49

ALLWOOD DUMP Carts, 2 Wheels, ‘Regularly $2.50, Special..,.$1.98

GAMES, 12 Different Sorts, Regularly 25¢c, Special ceeseeseas2 for 25¢

A POPULAR TINKER TOYS, Priced 1.50

“ “Where Better

Furniture Is Sold” * DAVENPORT and CHAIR |

* TWO END TABLES

A suite that stands ose in front in value Regularly, Special Price ...$1.29 and in appearance! The group consists o A oy Special » With 4 large overstuffed davenport and chair with Paddles, $1.19 Regularly, now 98¢ spring-filled cushions and fliractive eto LAYAWAY YOUR TOYS trim. Two walnut finished end ta for

Star Store, Toyland—Basement fh Lat ORLY SEL. pp mi

Holds 16-inch doll. Haveli rubber tires.

TERMS 4S

335.343 W. WASH. ST. 31.25 PER WEEK.

You Can't @o, Ivest Your Dough jn War Bands”