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KILLED IN CRASH

COVINGTON, April 26 (U. P).—

{John H.° Inman, 35, Williamsport, {was killed and two women passen{gers were injured yesterday when their automobile went off the road | near here.

WOODEN STATUS STILL UP IN AR

Attorney General May Be Asked for New Opinion

Name State Girl | Graduate of '44

NEW CASTLE, Ind, April 26 (U. P.).—Glenna O'Rear, New Castle high school senior, -said today she had been notified of her selection as “outstanding girl graduate of the year” by Student

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{ . OIL PERMANENT | On Welfare Chief. ation association at Wash Our Once- : ; Tops in Values! Extra special, white The status of Arthur E. Wooden Paul Flicker, N. E. A. executive a-Month Shop Every 1 Y A supplies last, oa- $ WW 5 las Marion county welfare director secretary, said in his letter that Clean-Up Department. $ ; tionally adv. by a 2 | was still “up in the air” today with | Miss O'Rear would be featured in of Short We Cannot Guarantes famess ma n © fae: Yoaplvie (the state(welfare board meeting 0 the June issue of School Execu- Lots—Broken Quantities on turer at $1.50. =No Extra Charges! |decide whether another attorney| tive magasine, Sizes and Leader Days

{general's opinion should be asked {in connection with Mr. Wooden's |

{recent appointment. 0 APTAIN MWWHIRTER | Attorney General James Emmert | yesterday cleared up one phase of HONORED AT DINNER

{the controversy over Mr. Wooden's !appointment by ruling that neither Capt. Felix M. McWhirter, U. S. N. R, president of the Peoples

i . ~~ Rithe state personnel board nor its | director, Dudley A. Smith, has any { 3 | Shampoo & Set, 15¢ Se Ea We Peoriss : dinner last night given by the

{authority to certify or withhold the bank’s directors, officers and em-

| salary of the county welfare director. | The opinion was asked after MT. |ployees at Spencer's restaurant. Smith said he would not approve| Neal Grider, vice president and {payment of Mr. Wooden's salary. cashier, presented Capt. McWhirter {He contended that the appoint- with a gold pen and pencil set from ment was illegal since Mr. Wooden {the group as a farewell gift. Capt. [was 13th on the eligible list of 14 McWhirter, who has been stationed | persons. {at the Great Lakes naval training |station, Chicago, for almost three {vears, will leave soon for duty in| This leaves any further questions the South Pacific.

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FOR ) concerning the legality of Mr. ts j SPORTSWEAR | Wooden's appointment up to the OPEN HOUSE HONORS : state welfare board. ; ) Women's Women’s 2-Pe. o 's OC: omen’s Rayon re Thurman A. Gottschatk, sate G, 0, P.’S CANDIDATE(J |= spring ana Summer ve | Nomar cote 5

and Spun Rayon

Shirtwaist styles with short sleeves. Plain and figured materials. Sizes 32 to 38 only in the lot.

: | welfare director, said that the state gy Satin er Crepe F board must decide if it should ask An open house in honor of Mrs. 4 clan opinion of the attorney general Jessie Keys Jacobs, Republican can. | er 8 Te EEE the dounty board ima i0EaI0r state. regres ative out) (JR. pu | selecting Mr, Wooden. violated the De held-at 8:30-p. m. today at, the Ca . h «or, . Ee | welfare board's rule requiring se- Women's Severna club home, 2034 . : 3 lection of director from among the N. Capitol ave. wit your i» : § 3 J top three on the eligible list. # | Mrs. Catherine Gaddie and Mrs. | “I have my doubts,” said Mr. Carrie Hayden are co-chairmen of Gottschalk, “that this matter is all the program. | cleared up. That is my own per-| e——————— sonal opinion, however, and a de-| MASS SAID FOR CARDINAL cision on whether to go further will | BOSTON, April 26 (U. P.).—More

have to be made by the state than 2000 Catholics of the Boston ard.

Plus 20% Excise Tax ~ Taffetas, tapestries, crashes and straws in plaids, stripes and plain colors. Wood tops and envelope styles,

HANDEAGS

= Serctrmoiglity counts.

Striped pattern jacket and solid color slacks to match. Rose, green or blue. Sizes 12 to 20. Also one-piece, long-sleeve suits of spun rayon in 12 and 14 only.

Sizes 32 to 40 only in better quality fabrics that wear and launder well, . Lace |, trimmed or tailored styles.

| safety department, will begin at

RAINCAPES

{ os altornay general in Hori | archdiocese attended a solemn high Just 9 Women’s ; Clear enoe Women's Water Repellent 4 v al in his opin- | requi - - — ? FY : ion ruled only on the state personnel | Grol today for Tol Sees Cutie: J A ¢ K E T $ FURLOUGH BAGS sini o board's control over the county O'Connell while thousands more $ 00 COATS - SUITS $ 69 Peano ad welfare rn. He did Tot | fled past his bier to pay final 3 * sara of expres: n the regular-| homage to their spiritual leader. ' Plus 20% Excise Tax ind ity of Mr, Wooden's appointment, | Formerly priced at $699, ° : CRY He said. that the goss SPECIAL ee Slightly soiled and mussed from SAVE : 14, 13, 15 Ton 5 nav) ae ith Hpper a : for establishing the eligible list of|{ Felt | handling. Sizes 13 10 18. sizes. SS Sa didates the wi i - . nf SE nT | HAT oll cn 75 gs | Fomer 1348 VALUES. NOW 8.59 TT Fro of the Loom Shirt. i | board and not with the personnel! | $ $ HANDKERCHIEFS 4 { board. : | | hdmi y Ei [oa (PANE Former $16.44 VALUES . NOW *11.99 A loa X57 SWIMMING COURSE || Blocked | Former $18.00 VALUES . NOW $11.99 : | | = FACTORY METHOD = } Tie side style in soft cotton flat wi TO START TUESDAY aarrees [ll oie Ses 20a edge. Limit § o's customer | . \ . Limit a customer. 1 | An intermediate swimming: class OHIO g ERS Girls’ Shower proof Former 21.00 VALUES - NOW $14.99 os Men's wm | organized by the Red Cross water | 5-47 W- OH10 188 IL | : wergige Former $22.00 VALUES . NOW $14.99 TEE SHIRTS

rung dd | $7°8 Former $23.00 VALUES . NOW $14.99 39c = men and women over 16, the ses-

White, flat knit, balbriggan. Short sleeves, Slight irregulars.

Navy gabardine or plaid rubberized back fabric. Hood at-

sions will be held one night a week | for a total of 15 hours. Enrollment

Former $28.00 VALUES . NOW $19.99

| and instructions are free. Sached, Sizes's Ww 12, oti | Miss Audrey Hole will be the in- | structor. Applicants may call or ; Clean Priced | write Miss Eunice Vestal, Indianap- Former 153, 238 Boys’ 2-Pe. Cotton Ww : PI id oo

olis Red Cross chapter house, 1126

SWYICS, ST Ls

Swi i . 9 s 9 ogy | Merits ane Girls’ Rayon KNIT SUITS SPRING SKIRTS Men's Better Sires 12:20 . . 198 | HERMAN STEWART, | Hoosier Weaving Co. DRESSES J. DRESS SHIRTS | 452 STA . : CLERK, DIES AT 32, tom PHONE MA. 110 mes? $1 00 1 1 7 ¥ 00 Herman Stewart, 32, of 264 S.| Spun Rayon Slacks are washable Arlington ave. was found dead in| i Trea os and $25 Actual $298 retailers. 50% fanei for work or the great outdoors. Buy | his home yesterday. RESTAURANT Dd rape yu Jaa 0 shirt with solid wool fabrics in light spring ey ies oo them at Grants where full cut sizes as- A clerk for the Indianapolis Pow- | | 1to 14 in the group but not color shorts. Sizes 1 to 3 shades. Molyneau pleated {rregulars. Sizes 14 to 17 sure longer wear. Navy, er & Light Go. he was a native of | 1] 3 SERVICE! in each style. A good choice and 3 to 6. Maize, copen, JINt he Duck.” Stes 1 © in the lot and the price is Royal blue, Powder blue and ! 98 ar nevile but Jad ade Sin eh of styles and, colors. rose, beige and aqua. 30 in the lot. only a buck. . | city ome for the pas years. | Tn” Rose ..eoievueenns Al hd He was a member of the Christian | J - d ’ church. | . ' . = : Infants’ C Men's Handmade Fruit of the Loom Label on a shirt He Is survived by his wife, Lu- | Ria: Chenille Out They Go! A Rack of TIES—SPECIAL Times St : fid Fi cille; a son, Larry, and four broth- CRIB SPREADS » gives you confidence. Fine ers. Thomas, of this ity: John. La. | Women’s Former $7.99 and $8.77 3 for ] cates Juality white broadcloth. : 98 fayette, and Carl and. Raymond, | 08 P i G DRESSES 35¢ $1.00 | izes 3240 40... vvr.e... ayette, anc | BL SPRIN Boon — Full crib size in baby tufted Stripes, novelties, allovers and § You'll want to see our "Sally PETAIN GOES TO PARIS chenilles. Multi-colored or Odds and ends, mostly one of a plain colors. Full cut size. Be Togs" spun rayon slack suits | 98 LONDON, April 26 (U. P.).—The Plain in bive. pink or white. kind, including blacks, navy and hi- Stock up now for summer. Store Cas Bt iiiitirieitiniintaas . German Mens Phiaone ete | Sig AT | Waterproof shades in romaines, alpacas and Men's 100% Wool families who : Ss ’ ) H > . . French chief of state, leaving | Il That Popular Restaurant’ | INFANTS’ PANTIES crepes. Sizes 9 to 20 on the rack. é F i L T u A T S i apolis since Vichy for the first time in nearly | Jil c Hurry for first choice. $900 to continue W. T. GRANT CO. 25 E. Wash. St. two and a half years, was in Paris | 950 fy PENN NY * 1 } war, accordir Io attend services for air raid vie-| ¥ » x “Nevawet” panties that sell All spring shapes and colors. ; Indianapolis - eT ——~ | ims. I, “regularly at 29c. Special for 7 Permanently blocked styles. P Cross « sec “Leader Days.” Sizes S, M or L. WOMEN S SPRING Choice gray, blue, tan. ; women sho Schoolboys’ H AT CLE AN UP Men's Sanforized . i stores also oi $300 While They Last! - $900 elty's families Costs have been forgotten. We & new home Gabardine and tan shade only. need the space for new hats Light, motion and Sark dates ALMOST uarafitesd Showerproot, Sises arriving daily. You can use C in stripes and plain. Suitable the women 8 to 14. them, we can’t. Plenty of for work or leisure. All sizes. pre-war mod pm large headsizes. \ " etc. if the; ean-up! Boys’ “BIG YANK ) greatly impr 2 and 3-Piece YD a CHAMBRAY Indications SU 36-IN. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN__YD. c demand wer ITS Good quality for general household uses. Cut from WORK SHIRTS viewing 6000 full bolts. 13 cities w $500 $ 1 1 newspapers a | 1 POUND QUILT BUNDLES _______. Cc vey was co Our Ceiling Price on ~ Assorted size pieces suitable for quilt patches. A bright bh a these Suits, $13.97 and colorful assortment. Sanforized shrunk to hold Faso: eres Spring styles in wool mixed their original size and tal- \ Prancisco an fabrics. Single-breasted coat, TOILET TISSUE _______._--. Cc loring. Sizes 14% to 17. A slack model longies and vest, These rolls have been flood damaged slightly. lls quality work shirt at a low f a's Indianape Stses 12 to 11, Save at this low price. price. Home Im) . . Indianapol Boys’ Plaid 8-0z. Denim in the propo Unmounted SPORT COATS Uses Shee a DUNGAREES lies planning $300 JACQUARD OIL OPAQUE $319 cent intend | Of the 32 Wool mixed fabrics in plaid SPREADS Window Shades Blue denim, sanforized shrunk. |. new homes patterns. Reduced for clear- kb Copper riveted at strain points. cent expect t ance. Sizes 8 to 14. $ 97 | 29¢ Sizes 32 to 42. expect to bu Boys’ Dress and er TNT 5 Tndiapabote I 28-30-32 and 36 by 6 size. 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