Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1943 — Page 9

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CLOSE WEDNESDAY at 4 P.M.

in observance of the death of Mr. Theodore F. Vonnegut -

VONNEGUT HARDWARE C0.

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New Year's Special C

——CREME-OIL PERMANENT— Here is a special hair-do that $ 9 5

will de for work and play. It’s comfortable. It’s neat, and it’s the latest in style. Complete,

$5 Only Value Nationally Advertised Helene s urtis GUARANTEED! : Machineless Machinejess OIL NO APPOINTMENT ort PERMANENT | oren—s:30 to 5:30! PERMANENT Reg. 95 A Reg. $6 $5.95 MACHINELESS | | c 3 o 5 Complete PERMANENT Complete [1 ~~ SPEOIAL Nat. Adv. at 5 DOUBLE ROUX-TINT $4.95 23 || suanpoo & —oNev FINGERWAVE8 | Helene Curtis $ 50 COLD WAVES ] Bes] Complete $10—$15—$20

Entrance to Bldg. at 11 North Penn. St.

[CHARGE HITLER

(Nazi Officer Said Russians

(Maj. Bernhard Bechler, was quoted

{the fighting troops themselves,

URGED MURDEF

Were Ordered Killed in

Campaign.

By UNITED PRESS A German staff officer captured by the Russian army charged that Adolf Hitler personally had ordered “permanent mass murder” of Rus. sians on a scale more extensive than that described at the recent Kharkov trial, a Moscow broadcast said last night. The broadcast, sponsored by the Free Germany committee and reported by the federal communica=tions commission, said Hitler communicated his views to a group of generals and elite gudrd leaders at a staff meeting in March, 1941, prior to the invasion of Russia. “His plans,” the captured officer,

as saying, “included a demand to wipe out the whole Russian intelligentsia, mayors, economic leaders, engineers, officers and so forth by

Plan for Courts

“For this purpose, military courts were to be abolished. He described this permanent mass murder as necessary for the destruction of Bol{shevism and for the Germanization \of the East.” | Bechler said responsible generals at first opposed the program on grounds it might impair the disci~ pline of German troops, but later the supreme command issued the “murder orders.” The broadcast said Bechler later was a witness when Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler shouted at the SS leader of Bechler's army group because he had not killed a “sufficient number of Jews.” “Look at your colleague from the army group north,” Bechler said | Himmler shouted. “He shoots five times your numbers.”

Paddy Wagon Aids 4-Year-Old

CHICAGO, Dec. 28 (U. P)— The 4-year-old boy was. lost. He had forgotten his last name and he could not tell police his address, but he knew he was born in a patrol wagon. So police began checking and Patrolman Edward Cavanaugh re called that a- woman whose last name was Nash gave birth to a son. in a “paddy wagon” in 1939, She lived on 43d st., Cavanaugh recalled. Billy Nash then remembered his name and was taken to his home on 43d st.

LABEL OF ‘NEW DEAL’ PRAISED BY BARKLEY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (U. P).

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—Senator Alben W. Barkley (D, Ky.) who has guided administra-}

1937 as Democratic floor leader, predicted today that no matter what happens to the “New Deal” slogan, |

the laws passed under its banner

Bring In the Entire Family

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STREET FLOOR, COR. MARKET & ILLINOIS STS.

TRACTION TERMINAL BLDG.

will survive . White House sources confirmed Ii week that President Roosevelt feels the term “New Deal,” which rhas identified his administration for 10 years, is outnsaged. “The name is not important” Barkley declared. “The accomplishments under that name are.”

THOMAS PROMOTED IN MEDICAL CORPS

Morris C. Thomas, formerly at tached to Sunnyside sanatorium, hag been raised to the rank of col-

onel in the medical corps. At present he is stationed at Camp Knox, Ky. .. Melvin Durkee, Evansville, also of the medical corps, has been advanced to lieutenant colonel,

MOTHER-IN-LAW OF TYNDALL RECOVERING

Mrs. Emnia -P. Spellman, mother-in-law of Mayor Tyndall, was’ reported improved at “St. Vincent's hospital today following an attack of pneumonia which first was announced as critical. Mrs. Spellman lives with Mayor and Mrs. Tyndall at 2016 N. Meridian st.

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THE THRIFT CORNER oF ANDIANAPOLIS

Reg. 100 Package

Black Pepper Celery Salt Onion Salt Garlle Salt

SEWING THREAD npool Black, white and colors Assorted

numbers. 50-Yard spools,

25% Wool Plaid BLANKET ENDS

Fine for single beds, couches or children's beds. Assorted sizes and colors

as ’lL 50

Jacquard Plaid Blanket Ends

Large size mill

pleces in cotton blankets. Clean - up EE at only......

il Colored I

PILLOWCASES - Bleached and unbleached. 42x36 size. Assorted colors.”

Single Size BED SHEETS

* “Fully bleached, finished with wide hems. Limit.

..36-In. Print i

DRESS GOODS

Large and small print patterns for

children or adults. YA

Frisians nss

Mill End Pieces BEDSPREADS

Heavy quality Jas, quard patterns assorted a —

Reg. 39¢ 36-In. Pillow Ticking

Striped pattern hy-’ gienized and feath- - erproof. YARD.....

36 to 42-Inch Curtain Goods

Clip dot and figured marquisette and assorted meshes. YARD. ............

2%-Lb. Stitched Cotton Batts

STORE. HOURS: WEDS, THURS, FRIDAY 945 TO 5

OAT CLEARANCE

SAVE Yi, 4, 2

We've gone through our stocks and applied the Whether you want a casual or a dressy fur trim, it's in Of course there's not every size or color in each style

costs and profits. this “sale.”

Former $12.99 to $13.99 COATS ..

Former $15.99 to $18.00 COATS . .

Former $19.99 to $22.00 COATS . .

Former $28.00 to $33.00 COATS . .

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Former $2.99 to $8.77 DRESSES

1. Broken sizes and counter soiled dresses in this large group. Sizes t0 48 in the lot.

S CLEARANCE

Two Drastically Reduced Groups

Women's Better Quality FALL and WINTER

‘88.

Large size bags In felts and fabrics, with multicolored embroidery and in plain colors. Top handles and envelopes in all wanted colors,

Clearance Group?

VON oe 0) Mill ends of better grades. Ideal for home or factory work. Special,

a Women's Res. S109 : RAYON GOWNS Pull length gowns, some with $1.00

lace trims. Sizes 15, 16 and AT.

Women's Reg. 79%

MUSLIN SLIPS

Straight top style. Tea- = 39¢ y 5

rose only. Sizes 34 to 38,

“red pencil” . . . forgetting

« « NOW ‘9, 11. *14. *18.

Former $4.99 to $8.77 DRESSES

Blacks, winter white and high shades In better quality alpacas, Sabardines and Luana crepes; sizes

WOMEN’S COTTON DRESSES

Regular $1.49 to $1.98 Values Slightly soiled, but a trip to the tub will restore their

newness. Broken sizes, § to 40 Former $2.00 to $3.99 Women’s SWEATERS Mostly long - sleeve pullovers but some 5 by button - front cardigans. Wanted colors. Former $2.00 and $2.99 Women’s SKIRTS - Plaids, ang solid gol ¢ ors gored an front and back-~- 14 143 pleated styles. Sizes i 24 to 30

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1,000 Pairs Worors NON-RATIONED.

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VALUES in the lot, and every style. Pall and winter ‘styles. All

GALS DRESS CLEARANCE

Former $1.98 and $2.98 Values

Rayon spins and crepes and cottons in 1 to 14-year Some slightly soiled ” broken

sizes in the lot.

sizes.

GIRLS’ COAT and LEGGING SETS

$13.65 $9.99 to $12.99 VALUES VALUES

ol, 9,

Warm outfits for children at clear. ance prices. Many one and %wo-

Ee pe] 3%

Chenille and Rayon

"Quilted ‘rayons, duco print Sffotas and ne tufted chenilles. Sizes to Choice Ob ..piaiteisissestsss isis kal

DDS and ENDS Va to V3 OFF

Odd lots, short lots, counter soiled goods. Take your choice at these savings. Girls’ Coat and

LEGGING SETS

Wine with blue trim and : 5.

teal with red. Sizes 3 to

BOYS’ CAMPUS OATS 3 .

80% Wool, 50% rayon in heavy full-lined costs. Maroon and blue. Sizes 12 to 18...

“Gold Dust” SCOURING POWDER *

3-11

Wednesday only,

LACES RIBBONS ° Embroidery

Assorted sizes.and colors While .'s full table lasts,

Men's Winter DRESS PANTS S 9 3 Plain and striped patterns in blues, greens, Sizes 32 to 42

grays and

Men's 50% Wool

Coat Sweaters Button - front coats in oxford gray only. Two large pockets. Sizes 36 to M4.......

s[ $158

Men's Sanforized Covert Pants

Gray coverts . also dark stripe cote tonades. All sizes. ,

Full Length : SHOP APRONS

“Choice of blue denim or white duck, Made [ull size,

Heavy Brown :

Trucker Aprons

Split leg tsyle. with straps to hold them in place. Heavy quality ..c.ininis

Men's “Big Yank Moleskin Shirts

Heavy weight khaki color made with all the “Big Yank" fea-

tures. Sizes 14 to 17. S504 with non - wilt col-

Men's Better DRESS SHIRTS $129 lars. Sizes 14 to 17. Men's. Genuine Fur : : FELT HATS S 6 h Shapes and colors

All whites and fanthat you want for

cy patterns. Many right now. All sizes,

Men's ee TEE SHIRTS Ribbed cotton knit in crew-neck shortsleeve style. Sizes 8, M or La... aknanes

Men's a Corduroy Coats Fingertip length in in

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Boys’ Button-Front Coat Sweaters

Cotton and woul jth in solid 8 Sd (Wo tones.

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