Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1943 — Page 4

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W. L. LeMaster will sing and Mr. baton crossed with a sword, crown| imports by over $5 billions. This Grapefruit and all other Citrus Juices, Apricot, F + 1ch or Pear Juice, or Russell Paxton will lead group sing- and star. Never having seen this topped the previous high of $4 _Nectars, Grape Juice, and Prune Juice . ; combination before, she just chaited| billions in 1919.

| ) A C for P d Foods PLAN BOOSTER AT Lassie’ Di H IT’S BLUE MOOD | New OPA Chart for Processed Foods P ‘Lassie’ Discovers Her Dance | Ne tbene | JN ; CONTAINER SIZE «| waz | “Palm in the Y. M. C. A. cafeteria att SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, tabs these days. It is all because allied ground forces in the southTimes Special Writer Berries (all kinds) and Grapefruit The deep blue of political anxiety | -—. dent Roosevelt's veto of the anti-

FOR DEMOCRATS MODERN, STYLISH, Congressmen Vi 6 Resa eV signin g ew Events 6:30 p. m. July 9, followed by a July 2—Lt. Edith Blennherhasset 8iVe her an eventual hint, IE —Have your eyes exams FRUITS (include Pickled, Spiced or brandied): ik x ' . } . It did. Her next partner inquired ined! Registered optomes speech on “Christian Values in Red Who is a goodlooking, efficient brow- | : ’ : Cross. of what happened at a dance to|yest pacific?” | y ae : y The invitation for the gathering which she was taken by a young And if vs dhisiinblasistoreinlinovl a WASHINGTON, Julv 2.- Demo- | Cherries, all other (exclude Maraschino type) 11 was issued by C. H. Hopper, who is Australian officer the other night. | nd that's the inside story 10W : 1 : —t—— : ; iked i :y FP has rolled up about them with the Pears 15 23 | tral Y. : ficer in late middle life approached She liked it. LZR LAL AA An instrumental ensemble direct- and asked for the next dance. EE, . ¢ strike bill, unexpected to them

Effective July 4, 1943—Use Blue Stamps N-P-Q I (See note) | sf | # : Y.M.C.AONJULY3' Partner Was Pacific General | # sesumsrir rmren Of Last Few Da S trist with offices at Miller y . Apples (include Crabapples) Cross” by Virgil Sheppard, execu- smoother in one of the American Lt. Edith Blennerhassett danced] Then came the Pineapple Juice

. yi : . T PAGE 1 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1943 | | WEIGHT | Pits | eta ih be A representative Christian men's : fA CANNED AND BOTTLED 3 work booster gutheting will be held, SE ot" L,I ig ago Times about other things than military f | matters, trusting that time would|}k | “how did you like your dance with Jewelry Co., Ine. With Qualms. _ Applesauce and Red Sour Cherries hospitals here is studying shoulder the commander-in-chief of the Apricots, Fruit Cocktail, Fruits for salad, or Mixed Fruit By THOMAS L. STOKES Rr a ongrels are knee-deep in; Figs, and Cranberries or Sauce, whole, strained, or jellied i | active in Methodist and Y. M. C. A. a Ese, WHO es ion § rock: | ith Gen. Sir Thomas Blamey. 1 EE 4 ® NE Sh Peaches [circles and a resident of the cen-|partner when a short, vigorous of - | P. S. He called her “lassie” and| last few days Plums or Prunes (all kinds i i Thee %o (6. start i off Press. oT ( ) \ tertain during the dinner hour. Mr. his tabs but they looked like a| U. S. exports in 1942 exceeded 29 on the CIRCLE 2nd Door from Power & Light Co. 3 resignation as VEGETABLES: : + food admin-

strator of hes. | _ Green, Wax, or Fresh Shelled Beans : | 1 3 23 5 , ; 5 2 o RRR RR ter Davis who Fresh Lima Beans or Vacuum Packed Whole Kernel Com :

had been looked All other Beans, Asparagus, or Mixed Vegetables to confidently to| = gests or Carrots extricate the ad- - we ministration from _ Cert (except vacuum packed whole kernel) a troubles on this Leafy Greens (except Spinach) Mr. Stokes home - front sec- Mushrooms, Pumpkin, Squash, or Spinach tor The climax “Py Eg Tol aloes Was the noisy explosion of the feud oh Of 19ma 00s between Vice President Wallace and Sauerkraut Jesse Jones, Tomato Catsup or Chili Sauce ings seemed to be coming apart "“Tamaln Pat @t the seams. Tati Paste Talk in the lobbies and the lunch Tomato Sauces, Pulp, or Puree = . room is morose, for such talk runs VEGETABLE JUICES: = to politics, and while the elections T i i W > ns omato Juice and Vegetable Juice combinations containing 70 percent re Cil e may look distant to the average or more Tomato Juice . 2 WN suY Y citizen, they are very close to the ATTN fellow who makes his living that Note.—Jams, Jellies, Marmalades, Fruit Butters, and similar preserves are NOT rationed.

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Democrats took it on the chin in go | | ¢ 2 last November's OE oie te SOUPS CONTAINER | 04-10 | BABY cONTANER 0; Z . N 3% J 2% % , y j \ IZE =» : ; # Ns ke. y . hing against them still, judging I FOODS | | * S. A ORS : : Men $s Poplin Slacks

tions, and the tide seems to be run- SIZE = om the few local elections held yomato Soup, concentrated IY ss) || All canned or bottled types and

Dither 1 ® 4 2 ! \ 2 SB he 1 oy i: Worried members are asking each Othe) Sed svoy Sip: | =. : Hl tice, SX a Sa Slack Suit wf ty gV [28 other: Soups, not concentrated (ready-to-serve) 2 || Cereal (including Custards). / ; : | § V

“If an election were held tomor- Il ; § ATE oF AL 4 a 4 Buy several pairs for Summer sports CONTAINER | This chart only lists point values | 07 § CR I LR and dress wear. Solid color poplin

row, what would happen in your Botan tq an FROZEN tee | www | for the most popular sizes. See CT | the official chart at your grocer’s

$8 in tan or blue to match sepa-

| for other sizes and their point a : | at rate jackets, shirts. Tailored The replies are pessimistically| FRUITS, BERRIES, AND JUICES: | values p 3 Longer jacket to slim down 5 EEL with cuffs; sizes 29 to 42.

Republican in many cases Strawberries ‘ : or Peaches | The war abroad is going well, — INP Q good July 1, to and in- your hips... handy pockets for

and that has been an encouraging BU oii 7 135s 3g Bettie cluding August 7, K L M valid godgets.... tailored a sturdy ut " : MF Sports Shirts factor, but the trouble on the home VEGETABLES: | through July 7. long-wearing spun rayon with : : YR : front is piling up. Veterans experi- Beans, Baked : | enough body to resist wrin-

enced in public psychology believe kling. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20. j : % i 49 that it may be the smaller things, _ Beans, Green (all styles) { CAUTION ¥ ¥ i i : Hg ———

like the restrictions in daily living, _ Beans, Lima (all varieties) which will count heavily at the Corn, Cut

ballot box, particularly because C | : 9 1 orn-on-cob (1 point per ear . » ’ women will be a dominant factor, “Fes ELLA | 2-piece playsuits with in next vear's elections Bi flared, button - front 177 The news from Washington, they| _ Spinath | *Spinach and other leafy greens, to- skirts, tubfast cottons.

Home Front Worries i

ONLY items on this chart re- ay : 1 : : ; quire the surrender of Blue 2.Pe¢. Play Suiis | 8 : A YB Fd Well cut shirts of crisp fabrics

Stamps from War Ration Book all tailored with convertible Two collars and short sleeves.

Popular colors. S.M.L.

feel, reflects too much uncertainty All other Vegetables and Vegetable Combinations | mato juice, and other vegetable 12 te 20. and confusion in handling prob-| == —————————u= uices, fruit juices and fruit nectars lems that hit close to ordinary liv- na NS 3 an ay iil in the column \ ; ; : Ing. No one can hide suct | “over 14 oz. including sdax ’s i : \ i : : blow-up as the re Co i FT DRIED When in doubt, check the label | CP © Mesh Knit Polo Shirts . . . 79¢ $ \ resignation of Mi a ” | We . i ’ Davis, nor stop the public specula- Peas, Beans, or Lentils (excluding So s and Black-eyed Peas)___. 4 points Cl wei Navy, brown, luggage, . 0 Men's Sports Belts . . . . ¢ . — g per tion as to what it indicates in the kelly, copen, red. 12-20 y {i fF Men’s Poplin Hat way of confused policy in Washing- Clip out and save this new processed fouds ration point chart to guide you in your purchases of canned en’s Poplin Hats . . . . 1.00 ton. and frozen goods during July. Principal changes over last month's values are the increased values for Boys’ Bathing Trunks, 100% wee! 1,49 canned apples, apricots, peaches, fresh shelled beans, peas, tomatoes, catsup and tomato paste. ; [. a a i — Men's Bathing Trunks, 100% wool 1.98 7

a ey ~~ ee Vivid stripes te to

Men’s Tennis Shirts, 49¢

Cotton Polo Shirt

Davis Popular

omen, not only because he is gen-| They have been encouraged by | SET FOR MONDAY

erally regarded at the capitol as a the overwhelming preponderance of | ; man of sound sense, but because maj] approving their votes to over-| Burial for Mrs. Marcella Shane, | ‘ he is popular with the farmers, and | yjge. Their skins may be safe, but; former Indianapolis resident, will| |

‘To the Democrats. Mr. Davis had " y tr Boat . oH 1 ua Py ! P : Ww Ck \ i ¥ eo, ean fackor pi Poi a 2 Ge felt MRS. SHANE RITES ASSIGN PASTORS Jacls and sports clothes. 1.00 A dove. A, a 1

that 15 here the Democrats have in a national election the President | pa in Washington Park cemetery en woefully weak—as the Re- carries the banner, and they are! A ; titel | Monday following funeral services

publican sweep in the Midwest last|goubtful about the effect of his veto | : : | s Good looking! L ing! November demonstrated. lon the public. at 10 a. m. at the Harry W. Moore Bishop Lowe Lists Those Smart Looking. Roomy, Too! gong weming'

He was even being boomed as a s-V - | peace chapel. i 3 The Jones-Wallace feud is re-|p p In the Indianapolis

vas even being | 's H possible 5) De Santdate garded among Democrats as one of | Mrs. Shane died Wednesday in Men s ose < arm states. {those things that should not be|qkian He ; abn ; fogs oma City, Okla., after a two - Congress is distinctly farmer- allowed to happen in a well-ordered | © the ill . She was 21 District. minded, and resentment still sim-| family. Jesse Jones is the more months’ illness. She was il Indianapolis district ministerial & mers in lobby gossip over President popular figure generally in con-| A resident of Indianapolis all BO were announced by | mi ( Ro Ssevelt iy of the labor bill, | gress, perhaps because he holds the life before moving to Oklahoma | giq},q Titus Lowe following the | : £ bi 29 i png Critic Day [hig _moneyeDqEs from Whih POUr| City in September, she was grad- | close of the 112th annual Methodist Se she ne to Shara] I as hea ary Je se. uated from Technical high school conference at Greensburg last week. 3 Dresrite Fancies in high twist y, S tend, to th ener coneressions ts. fe ba | " AY a. FE —— = { h : wishes of the public. preg AL Bt 1h x. (and was a member of the Tuxedo | Supply pastors will serve more § AAS | EN rayon, yarns. Mercerized tops President Roosevelt's political gress. But. after -all, Mr. Wallace | Park Baptist church | churches this year than heretofore, f Cooma. i Tweed-patterned fibre. and soles for double durability. stually a CE ode J } Sw i Be a | due to problems arising from the | SRE RY Hl board with giobe-trotter Dark to light col ith Judgment has usually been sound, is vice president, and an important Survivors are the husband, Pvt. war and because of ministers servs ; NN { : At thi - lo \ o 2 1 co Tos + 2 $ Sters § stripes. is price you clocks or stripes. 2 to 12.

and it is respected among politicians member of the Democratic family. | «rim: |e ; : at the capitol. Some suggest he po. Bhs William Shane of Tanker ong By chaplains in the Semed| can outfit the whole s. family. 21".

erred in vetoing the labor bill, but! ROTARIANS MEET TUESDAY |Okla.; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; for dl " they think so highly of his judg-| Rotarians will hear Vinton M.| William R. Fischer of North Ver- ; Appointments fof he pext Con ment that they pause to consider. Ousey, division freight agent for | non; three sisters, Mrs. Verla Carl- | suv O. Carpenter ins] SE J In waterproof cotton Many votes to override the veto the New York Central System, |stedt, Mrs. Wilma Bowles and Bet« | dianapolis. ee , : | Vo : tweed « « « + 2.98

\ : . h & & a : $a" ie] bor : i ie Acton-London, W. H. Thompson. were cast in anger, for it had been speak on “Railroading” at their ty Ann Fischer, all of Indianapolis; Been GeonK. D. Vandeventer: Bethel, |

reported at the capitol that the noon luncheon Tuesday in the Clay- a brother, Wesley Fischer of In- J. R. Flanigan. ou” : President would sign the measure, pool hotel. A film, “Freight Fe and a grandmother; Mrs. | Castleton, Charles Tyler; Cumberland ; . : and many members who had fol- also will be shown. Clory Wilson of Indianapolis. | Edgewood, R. G. Skidmore; Edinburg, | B. A. Morgan. J=-Pe¢. Tubfast Coilion

° Franklin, O. T. Martin. Glenns Valley-Center, ©. L. Wilson; Greenwood, M. R, Kerr. Indianapolis: Asbury Memorial, C. M.|3, Reoft: Bajth Hlace, BA Gillum; Bell- 3 ; / ® aire, Stanley ahan; Blaine Avenue, . : : J - E. Watkins; Brightwood, M. H. Reynolds; i : The Prize of This Broad Ripple, W. E. Gillette; Broadway, J.

East Park, Golden A. Smith; East Tenth, A. M. Brown; Edwin Ray, Dallas M. Church: Fifty-first Street, J. Lemuel Johnson; Fletcher Place, H. G. Lytle; Forest Manor - Arlington, Charles T. Jones; Grace, W. C. Calvert; Heath Me-

iN | W / — ; “~~ \d morial, C. R. Query; Irvingtq. C. A. ; p ; site Shake; Meridian Street, Logan Ni: Mor- AA Stripes and other bright new pe Nh asSic ris ‘Street, G. G. Peel; New Jersey Street, \ i . p

J. R. Flanigan; North Church, C. A. Me- a patterns. Playsvit with skirt!

. Edwards; Capitol Avenue, E. A. |’: . * Clegg; Central Avenue, F. Marion Smith; |, ¢ 08 / Summer 5 Cotions! 798

tin; Roosevelt-Temple, R. A. Shumaker; ! 8 Shelby Street, Bennie T. Morgan; Somer- f, if | A= or 7

set, John C. Wooten; Trinity, E. P. Hin 4 NF < i vy: AX ) White: Victory Memorial, M. O. Robbins; () fa » RR, 4 Xs \ A Washington Street, A. J. Coble: West < ww a , i A .- i )

Pheeters; Roberts Park, Sumner L. Mar- =F Grand for bicycling. 7 to 14. z=

Michigan, C. D. Patterson: Woodside, T. E. Adams; Lawrence, B. J. Renner: Madison Avenue-Henninger, C. M. Bless; Old Bethel, William Ellis; Southport, F. T

Taylor; Trafalgar, H. W. Baldridge; A HY, ( Lo 4 RRR Re co N a ks Pi : Union Chapel, T. L. Rogers: West New- 7 B® NR ‘ . ot 3 ton-Maywood, Charles R. McCarty; White- PT g § $ $ R land-Mt. Auburn, A. H. Prussner. RR a bi yg eq. ——

= 7 Nor Ord | [FIVE ARRESTED IN ~ on ~TUd if Black or White. Marott Utility means : N ~ bi Rs » M 5 assured comfort and ¢ Rn MANILA SHOOTING , ; long ‘service. These eta The Japanese-controlled Manila : shoes of good quality PT] »~ J | [radio reported yesterday the Japa- cf 4 Have you been searching kid leathers are con: AY § [nese gendarmerie arrested Genaro y varivior scorsuckericlgsy structed with Arch = ; NY § (Marcelino and four other persons as N Bright new Jack-O-Lantern oh y ler seersuchse classics Suppert, Cushioned the suspected would-be assassins of By, = . + « for slenderizing seer-

y Heel Seat and Meta- Sosenn ate, Pluiippine commis- £ ANG sucker stripes . . . at less Sa ~ tarsal Button. Heras : sioner of the interior. REL To, A kl f : ! XD than $27 Do vouwanta : are shoes that will \ Laurel was shot as a he played X K n e S po [ely drobe dress Utility Oxford meet your comfort and gold on a Manila golf course. The >. Lo | NalIo to os ' suspects were arrested in a raid on on et I5 for a little price? Here

Black Kid service requirements. : I Styles offered in black Race In Marilly, the Y8RIO Te they are, 12 to 44,

and white. Sizes 4 to : KC) During the Entire Month 10 and widths AAA to | | GREENSBURG ELECTS SHAUL onl ?

— H's is givin D. Verroliton C. Shaul, director of sia. Every kind you need to see By “¢ & of July—Marott's is giving music ih the New Salem high oh \ you through the Summer! gil Tubfast Sheeting

1% OF ALL SALES WNSTAIR ; school, has been appointed to a Stripes, solid color cottons (i i ] Dresses Ivation A DOWNSTA S ; } similar position in the Greensburg = lai o " °F To the Star Salvation Army wl high school. He succeeds J. ROSS or dressy rayon plaited.

Penny lce Fund DEPARTMENT toy * .¢ | Slabaugh who is now in the navy. Wide choice of colors. 6.10%. pe : oll cesses n Line; 159 Mr. Shaul is a graduate of Indiana i and checks, 0 4%. — Central college.

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