Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1943 — Page 13
INJURIES CAUSE DEATH public health commissionsd Viado gery. is; association George West, , Carroll only the average fife pan may be exh - | farmer, died yesterday of injuries | tended to more than 75 years after
de. dy the Rumble Bureh, Dr. O. J. VanTilburg, Dr |suftered Sept. 4 when he waste war. - P. Aumann, Mrs. Bebout i {struck by & car on road 29 in front| Addressing the Massachusetts
Of War Outside Dr. eD. G. Walesby, all of Indian- of his home. His widow and eight conference of socl : : : [children survive him. of social work, he said By DAVID M. NICHOL a ae fa
«rich foods part in bring- Copyright. 1943, by the Indianapolis Times ing on a Satie Ox of Meanie rot = I, ¥ Miva, Tos LOW RENT Christmas, but, says Dr. Cogh-| <IEV, Nov. (Delayed). =Outs) allergists believe the Christmas{side in the darkness of an early ry
of equal or greater importance. autumn evening, a powerful ava-! ge lanche of munitions supplies, much of it in American trucks, rolled toward the west where German counter-attacks were developing. Desasionally this steady, gratifying rumble was “dinterrupted by
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GIFT BUDGET 60 FARTHER! ch wee th inte sma Such were the incidental sound! } we y ; |effects for one of the most curious | Nl 3 be ; {concert season opénings in Europe! { . oe k) a S : {this year. | § ; v L So ier WW, f i Only two weeks earlier, the Ger- | ¢ ; Aol : 5 4 yy ] CASE CLOTHES mans were still here. They oper-| | i y F ; , : ated Kiev's Bolshol theater on : ; Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sun- Ll s ¥ . ] : days exclusively for themselves. On | ' be : in the {other days, they permitted citizens | {of the city to take balcony seats. | : : ” |" Until the last moment, it was oe : AA A ; {certain that the premier would oc- i > : : ANN “JES 24 ; leur. Lights: were a problem. A! y Fl A TY \ om Low Rent Section limited portion of Kiev's “hower | fe RE ’ | p system which functioned during V : } Fe . {the occupation had been destroyed | + ThE LE FE y : : \when the Germans left. Although | : Fe Ta F 3 the theater has its own generators, Ea. Tf is ready for they had not yet been tried. : fe : ES) n . :
Blaze of Light : - . : ; Ne Car ¥ il » . \| Then came a blaze of light—the | § we TE 1 HY your Christmas : {first in Kiev except that from a | . J 3 ep tre n h : CANA Hew ‘portable. stations that were! —__g ; a Ca SRA on Ee : oo cong irreie bl py [pressed into service for important ; a Fl Bee ad oF Yo Lava The Gift of Quality headquarters buildings. To the ; a . VEE hobbi | Reedun relief of everyone, the gen- 3 Pea ; oN 8 opping
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The theater is not unlike Mos- : > i - Fine madras and broadcloths— cow’s Bolshol in interior pattern NE yy jG Sry . lustrous whites. and distinctive 85° x {with an orchestra and three tiers - ; A ‘x i : with an colors! Tailored to fit and ‘feel {of boxes and two balconies. Its) 2 La i] right" —to wear for a long, long lcoloring is cream with crimson | g b time! % and deborations. g \ by The first patron was a 12-year- | : } 3 cnldl (old girl, apparently a member of Lab i y exciting selection | the family of someone connected BR | i
| with the theater. She gravely took ‘|her place on an extra seat at the |
extreme end of the second row. | # : ! Sa ] of lovely
g She was followed by waves of | TO gpldiers. and - gffeenn atest with { BRE 8 Ma A yy WE nl Legh) ms ” Ce dearms. and at least one with x] o Co - -..-T SRS AN : a toa wi le tommy gun slung across his chest. | . AL 'N 2 pi , |An unlighted checkroom is no! / 3 Wi New sult place to leave one’s precious 5 oT
Og | weapons. Many members of the orchestra | , 4 : il : remained in Kiev during the occu- : : . Rn {pation. They looked it. Some were | i nN and Coats. .unshaven. Their clothing, mostly | o 7 ; \
old, represented a variety of meas- | uses against the cold.
| = ER \ Th | Interesting Sidelight . 4 a : PN \ 1 ey re young | They played—and well—first, the Poe A PA i Ce of Be {overture, then the accompanist for| |
|a mixed chorus of 70 voices. The | § 2 ny BVT ya Lil i 4 : | i 'rest of the program consisted of | 4 re’s A : fh 3 diy {| : : 1 and dashing vocal and instrumental solos, most- | a 4 BE Re : | a
ty by former members of the Kiev hy theater, who were evacuated andj
‘have now returned. o : re i hy e of - | y . One interesting sidelight is the | : ders od ol i of YR - BB 1A | + they re smart
ease with which those who have |
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[two years behind the lines they 4 : 8 We we y=1 gq CH oR : [have acquired something of the | LN ’ i / ) ; aE “ fn sophisticated |same confidence and bearing and | I £5 ‘ : NOR an iB . ‘Increased stature that has marked | ht Torn a hod hy i pe ithe development of the Russian i ’ iE i : larmy itself. Nor could there be € oy LR \ M (s {more damning evidence of what | aT EN. : occupation means than the differ- | Nod n Nb 0 / HE any coa
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* The restoration of cultiiral activi. | prices lower? Simply this (1 } |r ‘ties for these liberated peoples is + » + Everything about our method 2 a aE © are fur-trimmed, lone of the aspects of reconstruc- of doing business . , . our plain Se | tion on which the Soviet Union has | salesroom in the low rent section placed great emphasis. « «+ our low overhead policy of i : rea eliminating show windows and = ja 2: The colors
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