Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1943 — Page 10

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LITTLE SISTERS GET $100,000

Benefit Under Will of Mrs. Margaret White,

Merchant’s Widow.

The Little Sisters of the Poor, a charitable institution, will receive

approximately $100,000 from the estate of the late Mrs. Margaret

RUML DEADLOCK] Semen mre a five-year prison sentence today On probation for attempted ex- . . Propaganda.’ 918+926 So Meridian St. Neb,, schoolboy, wrote another feared that Republicans are de-| cash.

FEAR GOP PLANS Wanted Grable— HOLLYWOOD, May 20 (U. P.). =Russell Alexanderson, 18, faced for his persistent and unorthodox |8 BD E PB 1 ol Rep. Halleck Charges OWI| cgorts to meet Betty Grable in |& J ; s sat rson. | , Is Using ‘Political PELs | STO = E tortion against the film star, |S | Alexanderson, former Omaha, |& WASHINGTON, May 20 (U. P).| note demanding that she meet reared that nepubicans ave ce. cam, of "I#"'s Smart to Be Thrifty" termined to deadlock the pay-as- As before, he was met instead by you-go tax issue rather than com-| G-men. Drive a Few Blocks—Save a Few Dollars

White under terms of a will on file in Probate court today.

A large trust fund consisting of

Securities and real estate was set up by the will for the benefit of Miss Catherine O'Brien and David W. O’Brien, .sister and brother of Mrs. White and the children of the late Mrs. Mary Maley, another sister. The will provides that other seCurities and real estate be sold by the Bankers Trust Co. executor of the estate, and the proceeds given to the Little Sisters of the Poor. The institution also will receive the

residue of the trust fund after ie) a

death of the relatives. Mrs. White was the widow of | James F. White, who was engaged | in the retail furniture business here before his death in 1933.

DISCIPLES ELECT OFFICERS

KOKOMO, May 20 (U. P)—G.| & F. Powers, Nineveh, was elected] : president of the Indiana Disciples] : of Christ at the annual convention

which closed here yesterday. Other officers were Eugene May, Gary, vice president, and A. M. Shockhey, Portland, recording secretary.

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promise on the Ruml skip-a-year plan. Chairman Robert L. Doughton (D. N. C) of the house ways and means committee — uncompromising opponent of the Ruml plan—and Chairman Walter F. Geerge (D. Ga.) of the senate finance committee—sponsor of a 75 per cent forgiveness compromise plan—are trying to work out strategy to combat such a possibility.

Admits Concern

Doughton, who has said that “as long as Franklin Roosevelt is president of the United States the Ruml plan is dead,” admitted that he was concerned over the Republican attitude. All the conferees who voted for the Ruml plan’s 100 per cent forgiveness of one year’s taxes could force a deadlock. Meanwhile, Republicans, who have accused Mr. Roosevelt of “interfer-

threat of a veto before the last Ruml plan vote, complained that the office of war information was attempting to influence consideration of the legislation. But OWI Di-

ing” with legislation by his implied |§

“If I could have seen her once there* would have been no other crime,” he said. “I hoped she would appear in answer to my letter, that's all. “I was so much in love with her I couldn't control my desire to see her in person,” he told Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich.

NON-SKID ELEVATO« MADE FOR BATHTUB

WASHINGTON.—A bathtub with a seat which can be raised and lowered has recently been patented. An electric motor supplies the power. Just press a button to go up or down. It is claimed that the gadget elimnates the danger of slipping and falling in the bathtub.

CONSTIPATED? TRY THIS GENTLER HELP

If your constipation is

{0»Anniversary Sale

Established in 1873 by

JACOB EFROYMSON

Pioneer Indianapolis Merchant On This Same Location.

We Are Proud

of the fact that the following businessmen, sons of the founder—received their early training—J —IN THIS STORE—

GUSTAVE A. EFROYMSON

Pres. Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.

MEYER EFROYMSON

Pres, Star Store

LOUIS M. EFROYMSON

Pres. Efroymson’s Clothing Store

PHILIP P. EFROYMSON

Pres. Efreymson’s Dept. Store

Anniversary Specials!

“Happy Home” Wash Dresses ....... $1.69

One and Two-Piece Dresses, $1.98 to $5.95

Ladies’ Smart Coats $11.97 to $24.75

rector Elmer Davis issued a flat de- caused by lack of “bulk” in nial. the diet, and you have nor-

mal intestines, medicinal Halleck Makes Charge laxatives will give you only The issue was raised by Rep.

7 Yat MILLER’S temporary relief. They will not get at the cause of such Charles A. Halleck (R. Ind.), who accused the OWI of dealing in

f GLORIOUS constipation and correct it. “political propaganda” with the ob-

: SE BA Moreover, they work prine Poa Ne jective of trying to defeat the Rumi |fj] stirring your intestines into BRIDAL PAIR! Pro Taal \ plan. He said that the OWI had Sten or ravine water into 3 RN distributed 50,000 leaflets discussing your body.

cipally by working on you-— taxation in a manner prejudicial to " ; ry eating xrLvOGG'S SP UP toHer the Ruml plan. ALL-BRAN regularly. It works hs g so Fo Davis replied with the statement principally on the contents i =, 3! \N kin CAR oS QRS purpose Halleck intended to ac-|}

that he could not understand the of the colon, getting at the cause of constipation due to | <<; 4 \ DOWN... SP this nial ae pe \ unless it is to coerce office 0 oh | Ri py

lack of “bulk” and correct it. AL ALL-BRAN regue withholding from the American people facts to which they are en- La dies’ Smar t Sui ts

Re Jap “Join Join” tha "Regulars Ftd i NY $13.75 to $24.75 EXTRA SPECIAL! 1 Ladies’ Smart Hats OIL PERMANENT $133 to $2.5

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and ashe} Up Set Thay MACHINELESS $ 95 Ladies’ Slack Suits iL hr $2.98 to $6.95 Ladies’ Gloves

Ss ample ian and SHAMPOO AND SET 60c—15¢ 69¢ to $1.49 Girls’ Wash Dresses

loving care P Special! COLD WAVE elo 69¢ to $1.29

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This map shows where swirling river waters have inundated urban sections and thousands of acres of

U. S. Bombers Blast Japs U.S. BOMBER FORGETS

Along Irrawaddy in Burma| T0 OPEN BOMB BAY

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si 4 4 (Delayed)-—Bombers of the 10th fej Be 3 oy 3 ot blasted Japanese | the Irrawaddy. One raided Prome, the south Pacific, Capt. Frank S. 8435 Week {UY S: ur force niast D 90 miles south of Wagwe, demol- Allen, an army flier, told of bombing

authorities . . . ' Se ah sual Dowa || SUPPLY lines and dumps with mOre | ishing warehouses and hitting rail-| jap anti-aircraft battery on Buna.

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pell, Homer J. Carter, N. Joan Brown, Catherine Haboush, Frank C. Hudson, Dr. Jaffee, Herman Koehler, Dewey Law-

rence, Merle O. Lynn, Pdward _Lust- } 54 garten, Herman E. Garey, John R. Fields, ; i Fletcher E. Wall, Leslie C. Ross, Charles McConnell, Albert C. Me er, Dorothy Vv. Miller, John Monley, ed H. Mosey,

Henry E. Price, Vester Potter, Earl Tur-

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in their biggest day's operation so| Other formations struck at Lanyfar, a communique said today. wa and Chauk, in the same area |were pulverizing the Jap position. Never before had the U. S. planes |about 60 miles north of Magwe. “Then the navigator’s voice came ih = Ip T R A i 4 E y. U 1) Y in this theater delivered such a ae SY tS pageant Blanes over the intercommunication system. | =} ~N wel . Liberators | attacke ’ ' ‘ Fons Atopped or reg "| Monywa, hitting rolling stock and [Say you guys’ he said, ‘when are COLLEGE Lincoln 9721 Two formations of heavy bomb- | buildings. you going to open the bomb bay? I ers concentrated on the Japanese Not a plane was lost in the two LE SE —————, | — supply center at Minbu, five miles |days’ operations. rE — HOSIERY SALE a majority of their bombs made JE direct hits, touching off fires that AIR RAID WARDENS could be seen 50 miles. When the second formation left for home fires GET CERTIFIC ATES : ALL FU LL - 5 aN 748 | could be observed for 100 miles. A Graduation certificates were pre- For Eve ryone he EVERY PAIR \ om i sented to air raid wardens of down- Sa i WEIGAND WALLPAPER CO. town district 2 last night in civilian HAND INSPECTED d head t b: M Ling R38ms, Dining Posts: B2deEems, Kicanem Ji So0r, arises | mam A . . AMAZINGLY PRICED! ! ! * ane a mars oo Jo ermal Having Electric Equipment [Jf eousver os: LI. dent. Other offi named e : COR. DELAWARE & OHIO STS. 5919 Sornan Caley ee elton America’s Greatest Hosiery Values Frank North, secretary; Marian E ¢ hi CETTE TYTTITIIE Schmidt, treasurer, and Monford Full-Fashioned on nver in Turpin, sergeant-at-arms. on _Lverytaing, Walter Meyer Jr. delivered the Ha n y 01] a er Rayon Hosiery hes principal address. Maj. Herbert 3 Diamonds, Wate Fletcher, chief air raid warden; Excellent Thirds Musical Instruments, Cameras Norbert Pich, zone co-ordinator, and : Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. }| the Rev. Michael Djubasz, were also PAIR present. * » . Broken i CHIC A CO’ JEWELRY Those receiving cori‘ficates were: Water can seriously damage Electric equipment Limit the State he + Ine. M. Wain, itis B. W oh, Best unless that equipment is given proper care before it 5Prs. 18 Ei WASHINGTON ST: lise." Reginald ¢. Gardner is again put in service. If you live in a locality Coghill, Lois Cilnton, Mrs. Nellie Chap- . where water has been in your basement or home ALL SIZES, WEIGHTS, COLORS and has come in contact with any of your electric NO MAIL ORDERS, PLEASE! wiring and Electric equipment, be sure to have a on ar e Are mpetent electrician check them thoroughly beoy Dele Nationally Known for ore using. Our Hosiery Values et lk rel Pure Silk—Full Fashioned THIRDS 30° = 43ers

Naturally you can buy Home Furnish- §| A. Pittet, James A. Gillespie, Arthur ings hoapey HERE because, our ky Dickson, Herman Selke, Wayne R. Wells, head is less. Bedroom, Li James V. Thomas, Murray H. Patterson, Dining Room and Bhetie’ Bi Norene I. Hendrix, Ferris J. Rettis, Arley and rugs, ete. H. Cromley, Louise H. Brigh George E.

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more. They range in age from 2 for Better Service

years to a 20-year-old corporal and Phone BR-5461

would be without its valuable service until after peace comes.

HE ENTIRE house wiring and such Electrical equipment as washing machine motors . . . refrig-

Guard well your Electric equipment erator motors . . . controls on hot —————

and appliances. Since most Electric materials have gone to war and are no longer available for consumer purchase, it’s your patriotic duty to give your Electric appliances the best care possible—so they'll outlast the war and serve you faithfully in the mean-

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water heaters, oil burners and stokers

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70th Anniversary Specials for Men: |

a 19-year-old private in the army. Mrs. Wise was recently bereaved of her sister and her husband.

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Men’s Dress Shirts $1.49 to $2.24

Men’s Sport Shirts 98¢ to $2.95 Hi

Men’s Slack Suits $2.95 to $7.95

Men’s Pajamas 10¢ $1.98 to $2.69

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Men’s Rayon Shorts, Elastic all around. .50¢

Men’s “Arthur Allen” Suits .. $12.88 to $29.75

Men’s Dress Pants $2.45 to $6.95

| Men’s Extra Quality | Handkerchiefs . ... | |

If you should try to place back in operation your water soaked Electric time.

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CE Strong Accounting, Bookkeeping,

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That’s why we are impressing upon you the importance of looking into the condition of flooded Electric equipment before you start it again.

Men’s Sweaters $1.95 to $4.95

Men’s Smart Ties 25¢ to $1.50

Men's Dress Shoes $2.95 to $4.95

Men’s “Fruit of the

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