Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1943 — Page 16

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WASHINGTON, Nay ¥ (U. BP) — Prospects of a labor Supply ade- NEN \ €¢ uate to harvest 164% crops weve, NN 3 3 \ a \ & Sil vos. Hit (he fariners \ a J } : : \ Wasson's For Quality=<We Sell No Seconds man of many troubles—is pessimictie about the weather outlook. he agriculture outiook has re-

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"Hn moisture, in oth. i Wes : Po a IE wy wil R ers trot enough : _- = ros Ar. Davis Soe sections = hs 5 gS ne a \ Junior: . iis reported an wn. a Sa k ; A BF ‘boa Misses, Usually cold spring. Others had : F 5 nN : : i & Women : \ fo 3 One-Piece

strong witids and dust storms that Fo = : P ; : interfered with the spring work. ER =z F : on We © a & Two Piece The agriculture department : : A 3 wn Er © | CU Suit Type

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heading partic favorable” Es = 4 \ N sa With termes shooting at the = 1 8 5 “3 om tt ET 7 y TF ; § Dresses for every occasion . . . highest prodiction goals in history 3 EA 3 " Ra y\ J EW to wear now and all through the the reports of unbaverable condi = i - Bh a 4 # N 2 summer, Dozens of styles | .. tions were received with some ap- Xa : Ga oo RN a large variety of materials in the “3 ) : popular colors for spring and

prehension here. Agriculture Qe- § = = amd, ge gee officials hoved the weath- e 3 iE 9 : summer. You will want several. \ 3 Ky er soon would do an about-face and 1. Ng on Qigeg Oto 165 1210 20. | | k \

181% to 24% Sed 38 to 44 (I)

Bring anotiver “aimost perfect” year - N fre as 1942 w ; RC g = Of x ; : aHY in Lhe year the farmers T (0 : IEE 16 to 52 Youthful styles in small, medium or MARBONer : CS \ 4 SN large shapes, Black, navy and colors 95 ld .« algo plenty of white. Adjustable headsizes and sizes 22 to 24,

shortas oid curtail food prodirection sharply war Food Ad- Seamless ministrator Chester Davis reported y A

te Eeonomic Stabilization Director

James FE. Byrnes yesterday, how Wu i & Rh 4 : : ever, that the farm labor supply X 5 hi EE ge i \ \ ; a oe is sufficien: “to produce and hat vest : 3 2 i kc 3 TE WENNER \ : ¢ el ce

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hhiakh BRAG Eos bAbAYAALY @oih &34 A j k: } X 3 $ S Wom ad Improved and that he ex. E. 3 3 FEE B NR Ny 5 R nk pected: the improvement to cone Es & V : ¥ 3 a x § tinue. The petroleum adminietra- . i IN RE | Fabs " ci bot 3 H S 1 tion, Ne said pledged that «¢ ul 3 3 PR L )

farmers will be given enough gasoline to insure maximum food pro-

diction | 3 Y od 1 Summary Ik Given (J Men like thelr well-groomed look (remember the wy WN yy We : ! he old co \ TR ae Sa about crooked seams?) Women like their gheer fatter no. iatht 8

he Brariimtent wy Baashhiabbe 4% Sa & Ake 8 The gv ment crop i. Save 0 ist or turn. Sheer ravons with cotton toes and heels for more and weather mileage. Sun gay. a tawny tan. Sky Glo, a go-with-everything

Eh iid gtk & neutral. 8% to 10%. § : Dr) ind eather last week in : A \ the Central and Eastern sections. ® aa : Persittently wai weather In Ee =. NN q he 19 much of the South and Southwest Sheer Ravon HOSE : ha So . CS 1 . \ \

where livestock ranges are suffering \ for lack of moisture ibe : ‘ § ¢ 8 A Crops in the Southwest delayed Lo ely rst quality, full-fashioned 5 W : Swi Y | BY a late cold spell. hose, sheer, lustrous, durable. Sky- eo : 4 WSR Exceptionally good / ¢ The situation in Towa appeared to] Glo and Sun-Gay in 814 to 1014. : WE N eR ! . : quality rayon satin™s R 8 N aed, . N and ravon crepe

be typical of conditions there, the governments bulletin said: slips in tea rose and

“Unbavorably ary fth dust SER ; glorms in West: Washing and ! * white, Lace trims

flooding rains in Southeast and some 3 ; \ . ; of East-Central. Cold with general ayon Ra N hs 3 med and neatly tai« NN “ 9 lored styles, Perfect

fitting, Sizes 32 to

frosts, and with freeges in North, : “Oats, barley and flax slow growth HR # * nd shows some damage and re- £8 § CE “ ’ Re > Xa - ) 44

weed stands from mid-April freezes excellent progress in plowing

and preparing for com planting in RN drier western and northern counties . al | comprising half of the state, but ; $ :

only poor in wet areas; only scat-

tered reports of planting as soll too oF x 3 \ J - \ iN ; Eo cold ! a : 9 Y b BN \ > A\' 4 S$’ 3 SLACK SUITS

Tailored

rT y 1 \ AY EL For Juniors BIG LANDING BARGE |. & \ A = 98 and Misses Fl : \ i : N ’ with belted : 98 TEST SUCCESSFUL NON NN The hit of the season . . . Rayon butcher linen A \ BR aE jacket and oP yal : RA .. . rayon luana . . . rayon crepe . . . printed N CotGRY EY swing pockCAMP EDWARDS, Muss, May 1 : 3 rayon crepe. All in a wonderful variety of a \ #0 ete, Tailored slacks to (U. P).—The seaxorthiness of ve Fi Sizes spring and summer colors. Juniors’ sizes a match, Luggage, blue, y 0 to 15 and Misses’ sizes 12 to 20, ) Al 3 beige, rose, Sizes 12 to ; 3 18,

hicle-carrving landing barges was § 3 12 to 4H established vesterday after the first : 3 eR Wasson's Basement for Quality Always

putcesshil test of a flotilla of 38 tank Bo \ A gas tl SEN YX fehiters and staff boats over a 2170- TB 3 3 , ANAAAAINNNANNANANNNNINNINININNNNNNNA OR LI

mile stretch of water, R Sl R FN 3 \ RR ) .

The engineer amphibian command convoy landed at Camp Ed- RD N 3 : Vi ‘ wards after a trip from the west bh Fa 3 Yes We Have \ ail 0 red poast of Florida where the men had YF BE 8 ’ ) ) J perfection in 98 undergone a rigorous training pro- 3 AW § rayon faille. gram 3 iE BO i Ra Navy, brown wring the 28-day trip, the barges & \ ‘ . '¥ 3 { an. Sizes 24 t a ae o 36 oY rk ED hye! BB : Neatly tailored ray ow q Hi 0 ) q E03 and tan, Sizes 24 to 82

were manned by 303 officers and on house coats in men. The convoy covered from 33 to 200 miles a day under coast guard rayon erepe and rayon taffeta. Long Large assortment of styles

escort. full skirts, long and in spectators, steping and

The men were saddie-brown from expostre, but healthy and in excelshort sleeves, Solid Well Worth Your sandals « . « high and low heels . . . also black and

fent spirits. The landing craft, which looked like ancient Roman » colors and lar No. 17 Coupo : : ‘ ; ge thon white and blue and white, floral prints in navy,

galleys, were equipped with wooden Bunks and decked cover with light boards and roofing paper. | & und er N . Eo wine, copen, black / ( { At PARRAN INDORSES | WN and rose A] LOronets NURSE TRAINING BILL commmmmmmmmmmmeme——— —— Ai 30 WASHINGTON, Nay 7 (UL om A Practical Gift for Mot ) / . A ®

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Surgeon General Thomas Parran today indorsed a bill providing for

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gchools.

Testifying before the house inter. Rayon

gtate and foreign commerce com- = Vs A mittee. Partan warned that at pres- SAAR . . «) ent “a grave shortage of nurses — N ett « NM . threatens the quality of civilian care ’ : SRR. a Aas» Print and impairs the needs of our armed RD —~ ERY Cs RaW forces” He said the proposed legis- = lation, sponsored by Rep. Frances a

Bolton (R. 0), woud go far to make

up the deficiency. N SR DY N 3 i i : / ; ia CLAIMS FOOD IS SPOILED LON \ Spas : ws LER vA | 99 WASHINGTON, May T (U. P).— AR —_ Buy these sturdy, smart

Frank R. Wilson, assistant secretary A SAN a fH ON R A of commerce, told the senate al. | 8) NEE eee FEE § looking shoes to wear now £ silts cummitice YeRertey le $i NIN and straight through the Rf Sizes 14 to 20; \ 38 to 52

large amounts of wheat and vege- | FER Ra S| r ibis sre spoiling wecause We S| Nn = IN HE summer. We advise early 48 i a production board did not grant b= LEARN = 1 REEL : FF ¢ ashable, colorfas Naa y % oe 3 P ] » x d Sf o> ’ selection while styles an ; : : TE Toa]

orities for quick-freezing food lock- | AERO oy / | er systems. a) : DN Fh sizes are complete. £ a patterns in gorgeous er SSN NN colors of beige, red, DON'T SELL Your NN { BN brown, copen, navy. & $ Flattering shirtwaist

AF M 0 ad S TN Sal | : : yA sud bution Cont EV TRL RECA Solid colors in blue, rose, Woodrose, green, aqua, and peach, tient Stare . ar ay Sk RY Double bed size , , « wash beautifully an] ned To Sroning, Won Center of Quality Shoes lh loved and well made.

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