Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1944 — Page 18

Page PDF (10.67 MB)

Back to issue view

: 5

i Terhune: |

__ auditor. SOO pd X i

oe E00 sco

BANK OFFICERS,

- Garrett Browning ion

9235

D q oO Oo

Drowning as cashier. Dsinecke © was = named assistant] iil, and Joseph J. Knoebel

DINAH SHORE IS GIVEN NECKLACE OF SHELLS

HOLLYWOOD, July 4 (U. P).— ‘Singer Dinah Shere recently received from a roving soldier one of her most unusual gifts, a necklace made of tiny shells picked up on the“Bouth sea island beaches, each shell with the name of its nomeland scratched on it. ’

J ravi E.

= DORSEY

"* Funer, of Character and Distinction Without Extravagance. Attendant on duty all night, Private ambulance, Crematory service, 3925 E. New York IRvington 1173

“Walter. ALY

{ In lis Jawyer and:

: Vayne M. Armstrong . Vayne M. (Army) Armstrong, jana tional \.committeeman American Legion, today was ape. |, pointed’ & ‘member, df the, state police board by Governor Schricker. He succeeds Dr. Jarges J. Robinson of Bloomingtoh, who has resighed.to accept a gommission as lieutenant commander in the navy. Mr. Armstrong's term will expire March 7, 1846. Mr. Armstrong formerly served as national vice commander of the legion.” Both Mr. ‘Armstrong and Dr. Robinson are Republicans. “Armstrong is .at Martinsville TEE from a -recent illness.

NYLON PROVES TOUGHEST WASHINGTON-Nylon - outlasts natural pig bristle three to one, resists solvents, is not ‘attacked by

'| cats, mice or moths.

. 9000008 0000000000 0000000000000

, The PEOPLE'S DENTISTS

* Office Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Monday Night Till 8 P. M.’

I. Chas. Ovens

choicest hops,

Fox De Luxe

36', W. Washington w

esecsevccstscnee sess ceseve ee

LI-3995 .

10 TRICKS

used in mu making Fox De Luxe. . . no short cuts, mn» l substitutes. Only the finest grains and | Esportly brewed... slowly, er carefully aged to the peak of mellow favde perfection. That's alll Result: beep 7 that’s never Bitter, never sweet, , ’ beer that's always delicious, always satisfying. Try it and be convinced,

Brwg. Co. of Indiana, Inc., Marien, Ind.

FOX DE LUXE

TTL THE BEER oF BALANCED FLAVOR

LOANS ===

EF The CHICAGO Bin

146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

on on Everything!

Diamonds, Watches Musical Instruments, Cameras

‘BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Per Lessor

-INDIANA MUSIC CO.

115 E. Ohio St. — FR-1184

Instruction $ SAXOPHONE

{ {

A HANGERS Ic EACH

We Buy Usable Wire Garment Hangers at 10c per bundle of 10. 62 Stores All Over indianapolis

RIERA

You Save Because We Save || Men's Suits & Oyercoats

16° *187 2" 24 CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate Ave. ‘Open 9 to 9

USSES |

GUARANTEED AKRON SURGICAL HOUSE, m. pr

RE- WEAVING

of MOTH COLES-—EURNS or WORN BPOTS

LEON TAILORING co. | 285 Mass Ave. the Middle of ||

the First Block

; Sensational | a Values! Fresh, Time}

Merchandise for Car, Home and

< NAZIS SHOR "AIRPLANES | Gf

Yor ‘thec to

» |late Elmer

(LEGION HEAD LAUDS

PI —~Wargen G. Atherton, national

"7 |those:

up his description of engineering ‘feats in the Pacific war theater

| the lJuftwaffe was in the west: in

(Fol: FI ry 17's Ta VEL'S

GLOKIO!

DIAMOND RINGS ‘ 4% EASY

[TaVE L TERMS!

RITTER

J TELLI E

Outdoors, * ¥ TERMS

Crutches, Invalid Walkers hl an Pastur § Bus To Can Be

wwe | for Charlie McCarthy,

PEARSON'S |

128 N. Pénn. L1-5518 FURNITURE * PIANOS B AN D INSTRUMENTS RECORDS ¢ SHEET MUSIC

”

n. Arnold: 1d Reyes s What ®

og SERRE Ube to. Luftwaffe}. i INGTON. Jali 3 or

0) tao

tage of th o The Ye] of the [Nazi ar soit

érals ‘was made clear by the survey rof he ean air [picture given festerdwy ‘by | A. Henry H. hat ary. sir fore commander, on the’ of his re-' cent. 1 Peet tr of European batflefro : i

e ti ‘air [ iefs, he said, must decide whether they are to fight against our avy bombers, knowing hey willj suffer heavy plane casualties in gping 50, “or are they going to let us lestroy all their manufactufing” est§blishments -at will?” Cite Moral Factor

“Will they ‘use fheir “air -force

the sacrifices it ; jnust entail tor them? 0 ““Are they going to hold what's left of their air force, while it is

whittled down bitjpy bit, for some situation they congider more Attrace tive in the fut . “Are they go to try-to main: | tain some air fogce to bolster the morale of the pegple at home? The

morale of the @ermans must be affected by the gght: .of thousands of allied planes [in the air unopposed over Ge ny. “When I left fo go to France 1 was told the Geyman air force was larger than ever before. I don’t think so now.” Arnold said hinsaircraft and ball-bearing uction was cut to

about one-third"the planned production as a t of the intensive allied bombardfents, while. all of Germany's 55 foil refineries haye been hammered until their capacity has been reduged to about 30 per cent. i T Abandoned

“It is hard t¢ say whether lack.of

against our ‘invasipn forces, with}

opular Chesterfield Coats — i table for wear all through fall. Broken sizes for -%1 { aire and women. : Classie and Dressmaker Suits o- % Suitable for fall and winter wear. Broken Sizes, gd; 10 colors for misses and women. ; ; 3.98 to 5.98 DRESS CLEARANCE — ®6 Light and dark colors, suitable for wear now and though - 2 fall. Broken sizes for j juniors, misses and women. : 5.98 to 8.95 DRESS CLEARAN CE — S$, Light and dark colors suitable for wear now and through 4 fall. * Broken sizes for juniors, misses and women. - a 6.95 to 14.95 DRESS CLEARANCE — % 6 pL

Light and dark colors, suifable for now and through fall. Broken’ sizes for. Jurors, misses and women. ;

j Cool blouses i in sizes 14

‘4.98 Rayon SLACK SUITS

1.49 to 2.25 cor ON BLOUSES

d 16 only.

Cotton Shorts 2.98 Pinafore PLA SUITS ae % sf A, good value if you wear a 12 size. : 2 149 1

2.98 Floral CHINTZ SKIRTS Attractive skirts, sizes 12 and 14 only,

2.98 Cotton SLACK SUITS Grand value in. ‘size 14 only. :

Well tailored suits in sizes 12 and 14.

8.95 Rayon SLACK SUITS Beautiful suits in sizes 12 to 18.

12 and 14 ci AAW ” i i

A ; . < Xo

WOMEN’S ONE-PIECE COVERALLS | . Sizes Mand16 - RL al Regular — 258 — Now 149. ae 3.98 Midriff Swim Sate... 385 7.93 One and Two-Piece Suits.......5.98

fuel or lack §f planes is respons

the United $tataes-almost had a robot bomb-feady for use in. the last war but fbandoned experiments in favor of pflecision bombing in the succeeding Charles FJ Kettering, vice presi- || dent of Gengral Motors and head of | its reseatrc ‘organization, and the | ase; Sperry of gyro- © Pegs in its de-

seope fame velopment,

YANKS IN PACIFIC

ONT Y, Ala, July 4 (U.

‘of the American Legion, a’ legionnaires, meeting brday -for their afinual state conyention, that never in history hay the American people o! so jmuch “to our boys, as to. ing in the Pacific.” The speech was Atherton’s first ‘public report since his return from a tour of the Pacific war front. | Describingighe war against the _| Japanese, Atherton. said .in. some areas “our fighting men are carrying on a pile-driver war and sometimes gaining in leaps and. bounds, but in other sectors we have had to pay heavily and must prepare to pay more.” He praised the American’s natura] engineering ability, summing

and tla \Alabgr here “yes

sible for the gor German showing in the air,” Agnold said, Indicative the German difficulties, Arnold related how tanks have been found abandoned on the} road, contain neither ammunition nor fuel.j Ga Gen, Arnoll also revealed that

handling.

CLEARANCE! Women's HATS

Slightly soiled from handling.

1.49 to 2.95 Hats

1.00

Some slightly soiled from

1.99

Summer felts and straws. Some slightly soled from handling.

with a quotation from a captured Japanese—‘“Japanese man, he good jungle fighter; American man, he move jungle, then fight.”

Tricked German Finally Gives Up

By UNITED PRESS A German officer who surrendered only two days after he had arrived in Normandy from the™ eastern front, gave this reason for his quick decision to give up, according to the London radio as heard by United Press in New York: , “In Russia, we were told -that

Nofmandy, we are told that the luftwaffe is in the east. I can't stand that sort of trickery.”

| |BERGEN. AWARDED MEDAL BY SWEDEN

HOLLYWOOD, July 4 (U. P,).— Comedian Edgar Bergen now wears the medal of the Order of * Vasa, first class, “awarded by King Gustav. V of Sweden for furthering Scandinavian - American relations. It was presented by C. E. Wallerstede, Swedish consul at San PFrancisco. He has ordered a miniature medal

Son 1

Misses’ and Women's - Sizes 12 to 4d

».

"pockets, adjustable shoul der straps. Faded blue denim. 2 :

*Sanforized fabric will not shrink more than 1%.

Well made, full cut. The | most popular style for work | or play. Bra top, two vo side |

You've been waiting for them! Here they are! But come early. Quantity will sell quickly.

: CHENILLE BATH SETS FR Rug and lid cover in solid colors of rose, blue, peach and green with attractive floral designs in multicolors,

Colorf ul and colorfast.

ticking.

All-over baby. chenilles. \ ashable.

ble bed size. ;

size blanket.

eries ce. 4.99.

By xf Ba a

PEERLESS BED PILLOWS 21x27 10095 new curled hen feathers; covered - with striped featherproot

Fringed Oval Chenille Rugs

Extra large size in multi-color designs. Pre-shrunk,

QU ILTED MATTRESS PADS 54x76 quilted pads, weli stitched, dou-

INDIAN BLANKETS y Colorful Indian design, ‘in a gensrous Serves many uses and makes an ideal summer blanket.

80x95 SHEET BLANKETS ‘ i Extra wide and long. Snow white, fine 1 59 : quality, with Whipped siges. = :

Rain Stickers for : Gilders

199 14? 219 9% BL