Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1942 — Page 6

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Je at Lake Sullivan *

& | ment of Baker.

Local skaters are takin advantage ‘of the. freexlag weather to do some s ontdook skating at Lake SulHivan. The city recreation departfient provides bonfires and a shelter house. In the top photo, Joan Courtney, center, did a bit of shoe lacing yesterday for Catherine Gardner

while Joan Fischer looked on.

Lower left-Folks were havin’ fun but not any more than little Brenda Lee Boyer who was pushed in a tiny sled by her mother, Mrs. Floyd Boyer.

Lower: right—Whoops! Dr. Floyd Boyer came to the aid of Mrs. John E. Nelson when she took a

Hitle spill.

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STATE HITS 40% OF BOND QUOTA

$6,640,000 Worth Sold in 12 Days; City Meets 27% of Goal.

The state of Indiana was running ahead of Indianapolis in quest of the war bond quota for December. Wray E. Fleming, state administrator of. the war savings staff, reported that for the first 12 days of December the state had . already raised 40 per cent of the monthly quota assignment, with sales at $6,640,000. ;

In contrast with this percentage

is the 27 per cent total which Indianapolis has reached in buying close to $2,000,000 worth of bonds. Bonds for Gifts James F. Frenzel, Marion county administrator, reported that more than 50,000 workers in Indianapolis already are 10 per centers, while

250,000 are in this category through- |

out the state. Brown and Union counties are outstanding in the month’s quota race.

War savings staff officials drew]

the following conclusions from the announced totals: “Hoosiers will exchange many bonds as gifts; the first Pearl Harbor anniversary had stimulated bond sales on the ‘rev ge’ basis, and the ‘Top 10 per cent’ drive is showing results in sales figures.”

HONOR WILLKIE AS PROMOTER OF UNITY

NEW YORK, Dec. IT CU. PJ). Wendell L.., Willkie was presented with a silver plate by the National Conference of Christians and Jews vesterday for “distinguished service to American unity.” The presentation was made at a luncheon of the conference's amusement section which heard Willkie urge tontinuation of cultural arts during war time. ; “The struggle will be in vain if we overlook cultural values,” he said explaining that the arts are “basic in the things for which we are

| tising executive, soon will be named |

IFOR FAR WESTERNER

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 17 (U.-P.). —Frederick E. Baker, Seattle adver-

the Republican party’s national executive director, the Tacoma Times reported yesterday. The appointment would Sake him the first westerner ever selected to take charge of the political machinery of the Republican party. Harrison E. Spangler of Iowa,| party chairman, was reported by the| paper to have confirmed the fact that the national committee is considering the immediate appoint-

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NEW YORK, Dec. 17 (U. P)—A British cast heard by the| United Press listening post reported today that half of the 500,000 population of the frequently-bombed Italian city of Turin is believed to have been evacuated.

BRIGHT - AS - A - FLOWER GARDEN HOUSECOATS

As good-looking as Mother's and with just as sweeping a skirt. Fast

RAYON SATIN PAJAMAS

so she sleeps in luxury! Two-piece butcher boy style that's both

adorable and comfortable. Sizes

7 to 14e0eceeeeennnee. D

SLACKS . definitely his favorites | ® ® ® for rough and fumble wear! Tailored of fi ne quality cord dusty found

in higher-priced garments! Zipper fly, pleated _ model with hard-wearing heavy drill pocketing!

REPORT TURIN HALF EMPTY rs converted G0 Getting sears... are you

Salespersons said many wouldbe buyers viewed the shortage as something. of a civilian crisis. | Many, they: said, became peevish and blamed the situation on the

BEAU CATCHING RAYON

color so Mother can launder them

readily. Sizes 8 to 16..... 2.25

GIVE A BOY CORDUROY CLEVER! NEW! BOYS LOOSE-LEAF NOTE BOOK

O®With TIE and WALLET ®Or TIE and BELT Or TIE and HANDKERCHIEF

got) noo! hone “Military” themes : e ” ” ” mi Briar brown or blue.’ Sizes 8 fo 18 : cyt open ub 0 give the some : i 5

“should be on, the priorities lst WASHINGTON, Dec. n (U.B)— because without them we'll dose | Wiley Blount Rutledge, associate

plenty of working hours.” justice of the U. S. circuit court of One salesgir] recalled that the appeals for the District of Columhabitual complaint of alarm- |bia, was reported again today as a seekers who insist that the stores [likely choice for the supreme court are “holding out on them” is that |justiceship vacated by James F. “they're in danger of dking their |Byrnes: jobs because of late arrivals.’ The report that President RooseDrug stores, where alarm clocks |velt would. name him came from were once displayed at bargain [senate circles. Judge Rutledge, 48 prices, are just as devoid of the [is a former dean of the University now precious commodities as are of Towa law school and the suthor swanky jewelry establishments {of several‘ legal textbooks. “ and. appliance stores. A distributor said he thought | WLB SMOOTHS YULE BONUSES there might be a few left at | WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (0. P.). second-hand and pawn shops | —The war labor board today gave which seem to be asking sky-high [power to its 10 regional directorsto prices for the timepieces. He also |pass on bonus payments which presuggested that a féw “remote [viously required WLB approval. The neighborhood hardware or appli- |board said it took this action to ance stores” may not as yet-have [speed action on bonus rulings, which fallen victims: to ‘the rush. £ often are issued Christmas week:

SHE NEVER HAS ENOUGH SWEATERS and SKIRTS...

Sweaters in sloppy coat and slipover styles. Skits in pastels and dark shades. Sizes 7 to 14, 10 to 6.

THE SWEATERS . « « ¢ + « 2.25 THE SKIRTS . « + « oo « + 3.28

TAFFETA DRESS — for the very young man to admire even though he is inarticulate! With lttle bow trim. Sizes 7 to 14. -3.00

~ Boys Hold These in High Regard

CHRISTMAS iil BOYS’ KNIT POLO SHIRTS

Lo? » + + 8 new holiday shipment of colorful” “fine. quality knits in club collar styles! SCORES of | - NEW COLOR COMBINATIONS! Buy. these pd iby the -half dozen .., . every bay can use several. Sizes fo 18 years.

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