Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1943 — Page 8
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Lon of new styles in chic polished leathers! This one in block. Others in army russet or town brown. Sizes 10.10, widths to C.
with their hair in curlers. They don't know whether it is a fad or whether they got up late.
The girls and boys mike thelr.
own moccasins, similar to Indian shoes, They come flat In a box and they assemble them (no needed). ‘The jeep hats (army influence) are turned down all around. $ The service influence again Is shown in middy blouses and air corps wings worn on sweaters and other service outfit insignias embroidered on jackets and coats,
THE BOYS go In for painted. cords, and some for moot suit cords. A Tech Iad's are white
and green—one leg white, one green, and the rims of his fake
colors. y At Warren "Central boys have created a style of wearing brightcolored spats and ties to match.
| The “guys” all over have gone in
for crew cuts that give them a
| shaved look. Many with longer i hair wear girls’ combs in it. Foot- | hall players have a serious tradi-
tion of not shaving between games, giving them a bear of several weeks’ standing. All the students wear glasses,
| but not because they have bad eyes. They paint the rims of real glasses and the other spectacles [are just rims with no glass,
[ GADGETS AND jewelry — the more-the better—bedeck many & girl = autographed lapel teddy
| bears, a half-arm full of Indian
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jewelry, a half-dozen club pins (dt isn't fashionable unless you belong to that many) hair bows, feathers, flowers. The girls carry huge autographed bears to foot.ball games, rs At Howe a favorite decoration is a live lizard, which starve to
death because they won't eat: Many
what the kids feed them. let them go back to nature, Various clubs start their own
Open Every Monday and Saturday Night Until 9 O'Clock
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Army Provides
Sheath Knives |
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DONT SEND knives. to ‘soldiers
as weapons, If a fighting man needs a sheath. knife In a combat sone the
lich, district manager of the Indiangpolis war production office explained today. “It's about time this sheath knife question is straightened out,” he said, a knife the army will provide it. Ever since the story went the rounds that sheath knives are needed, small. machine ‘shops around the - country have ‘been violating WPB regulations by turning them out. Old automobile bumpers, tire irons or any Other kind of second-hand steel has been ground into a knife, giving a bright polish and sold for a lot more money that it's worth. Many of thesé knives have flaws, too “A soldier doesn’t need it. When he reaches a combat zone the army issues whatever knife is needed—and no flaws in it. You wouldn't think of sending a soldier a gun or a portable field kitchen, would you?”
HOLD ANNUAL RETREAT #Laymen of all denominations will
.-thold their annual retreat Saturday,| - Dec. 4 from 2 to 7:45 p.m. in
Sweeney chapei-on the Butler uni. versity campus. Melvin J. Evans,
Chicago layman and adviser to in-
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10 years ago. Two of his sisters are nurses, and*his daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Mayer Lynn, is a laboratory technician, Dr. Mayer was known among his friends and patiénts for his happy and optimistic disposition. He joved
“jchildren and was interested in
everything good for them. * He also was a great lover of animals. Born in Blair, Wis., July 7, 1 he attended the Blair high and the Indiana university school of dentistry;-graduating- in 1900. - He took post graduate work at North. western university and the Univer sity of Toronto, and began his prac. tice ‘in Indianapolis’ He had lived in Indianapolis since 1906, making his home at 2237 E. Garfield dr. at the time of his death. "Activities Were Many - * _A_former trustee of the Baste
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ber of the American Dental assorie~ tion and the Indianapolis Dental society. He also belonged to St. Mark's Lutheran church, Mystic Tie lodge,
§IP. & A. M., the Scottish Rite, the i | Shrine and the Executives club,
Taking. office on the school board Jan. 1, he had not attended many
B | meetings because of his illness.
Survivors besides the daughters are his wife, Mrs. Anna Anderson
Al Mayer, and’ four: sisters, ‘Mrs. Anna fi Follmer. of Seattle, Wash. | Amelia _Gedd ‘of Des Moines, | .
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i: TODAY —SANTA CLAUS IS ON THE AIR EACH AY FROM 4:15 to 4:30 P.M.—STATION WFBM
Kiddios! Come to Sears a 1 TOYLAND and join Santa in broadesting Starting today! *Also, see KUTE KRIS KRINGLE ules ‘talking human 3-inch Santa Claus! And see the funny little Brownie! SANTA HAS
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Bring the kiddies in to meet "Baby Sunshine."
with composition
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head, arms, legs. Beautifully dressed in
dainty organdy dress and bonnet,
PLASTIC TEA SET
ASSORTED GAMES ‘assortment of - games for boys, J i; grown-ups.
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in rich mahogany:
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Puree of $10 or More Sold on Seats Buoy Payment Plan.
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hi 8. Morgan, school superintendent | said: . » “Although 1 had worked with Dr.
i Mayer but a short period I had % | learned to respect and admire him.
He was a grand citiien, interested in everything good for children of Indianapolis. As a member of the board of school commissioners, he played a most effective part.” “The board of school commisSomes deeply regrets the passing o
served the school city well. We have lost a good friend and counselor and we extend our heartfelt | sympathy to his family.” Pallbearers will be Drs. Waiter Beyer, Glenn Stinning, William
PHYLLIS TRIBBETT DIES, ILL 6 MONTHS
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