Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1944 — Page 4

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The SUITS—

We are proud to offer these fine 100% wool worsted suits! In a good assortment of colors, styles and sizes « + » in a quality that will interest you—even tho you've been paying more! Regulars, longs, shorts, stouts —in sizes 34 to 48.

+ The COATS—

Superbly tailored Luxtra Cuna fleece

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out weight, comfort and long service! Easy-drape box styles with fly front, in all the wanted colors. Topcoats are in coverts, tweeds and fleeces. Sizes 33 to 48, :

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Men's Real Capeskin

, Leather Jackets

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‘* leather jackets! Cossack style with half-belt; tan, medium brown and dark brown; full celanese lined; sizes 36 to 46. Zipper closing.

Other Leather Jackets, $6.95 to $24.95

Men’s and Young Men s Slacks, Dress Trousers

Choose from a huge assortment of well tailored slacks and dress trousers for sports wear, school, work and gabardines, coverts, flannels, serge; in all wanted colors. Sizes 28 to 50

dress. Tweeds,

waists,

OTHER SLACKS $4.00 to $8.95

Bedford cords,

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Douglas Sheges are known from coast to coast for their style, comfort and durability . .. a safe bet for your ration- stamp! Ayres’ Downstairs Men's Shoe Shop is headquarters for this famous line . + » Where you'll find large selecHons of ‘styles . . . in. black or

¢| SPREE WITH NAZIS—

Holland Beauty Held as Traitor "To Her Country |

By EDWARD V. ROBERTS, United Press Staff Correspondent MAASTRICHT, Holland, Oct. 25 (Delayed.) —Peering through a peephole into a solitary confinement cell of an ancient Dutch prison yesterday, 1 got ga glimpse Of Madame Aldegonda Zeguers, the comely, full-figured blond - traitor who used to be the toast | at nude orgies put on for Naz 8. 8. leaders. She probabiy will be seniensed to death, my guide on the prison | tour informed me. ¢ She was huddled in a chair, her | coat collar turned up and a ragged | blanket wrapped around her feet. | » » » ONCE SHE glanced toward tne | door and her face seemed strikingly pretty against the gloomy background. She was stitching | red flowers on a brown handbag. The principal charge against | the 33-year-old woman is that she | betrayed two Dutch underground | | leaders to the Gestapo. Her conduct throughout the Nazi occupation, however, Was said to have been deplorable. Her wild parties shocked the | staid community for four years.

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F J » FJ IN 1943, after her husband, & | notorious black “market dealer, was sent suddenly to a Nazi concentration camp, she became the sweetheart of Maj. Strobel, head of the S. S. in Maastricht. In company with Strobel and Oaptain Nitsch, second in com-=. mand of the S. 8.—the man who supervised the torturing and execution of Maastricht patriots— Madame Zeguers made frequent trips to Liege, then the pleasure capital of the occupied countries. The Dutch underground received - reports of gambling and drinking bouts in Liege night clubs, at which Madame Zeugers appeared beautifully gowned and spent: money lavishly. s ” o AFTER HER husband was jailed and her income was cut off, she contacted the Dutch underground, my informant said, and claimed that despite her conduct she was a loyal Hollander. She promised to obtain the release of some underground workers captured by the Germans in return for money. She actually did obtain some releases, but de~ manded more and more money |, from the underground. : Finally underground leaders became suspicious of her, but before they could act, two of them were betrayed and sent to a German concentration camp. s & = ALTHOUGH she is confined alone, many other Dutch traitors share her fate. Dutch: secret police conducted me through an old barracks where 1100 men and 200 women members of the Dutch Nazi party are confined in a barnlike old bare racks. ; The women had crude bunks and straw mattresses and most of the men slept on straw piles. There were no sanitary facilities and conditions were shocking. “It's much Wetter now than it was when the Germans had us in there,” the guide commented.

20 AWARDED TRIPS T0 4-H CONGRESS

Twenty outstanding Indiana 4-H club members have been awarded trips to the 1944 National 4-H club - congress at Chicago Dec.’ 2 to 8 for!

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in 4-H club projects this year. The delegates are Jane Augustine, Indianapolis; Margaret Musselman, =|Union City; Anita Jean Allan, = | Farmersburg; Mary Lou Newcomb, =| Rochester; Sub Ann Schowe, New =| Washington; Phyllis Davis, Rock=|ville; Ruth Childs, North Vernon; =|Norma Jean Bowman, Muncie; =|Betty Lee Dierdorf, Clay City, and Betty Jane Shake, Quincy. Charles Helt, Rochester; Paul Birchman, Angola; Robert Orebaugh, Parker; John Davis, Lafayette; Dean Hodge, Rushville; John H. Ruszler, Terre Haute; Lawrence =|Curry, Bloomington; Robert Riggs, =|Evansville; © Maurice Williamson, =| Economy, and John Selm, Brookille.

LOCAL MINISTERS SET 2-DAY, SESSION

Protestant ministers of Indianapolis and the community will meet in connection with the Mission to =| Christian teachers Monday and =| Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the First Baptist church. Monday speakers for the ministers’ meeting will be Dr. E. G. Homrighausen of Princeton Theological seminary and Dr. Jesse M. Bader of New York. On Tuesday, the ministers will be addressed by =|Miss Mary Alice Jones of the In- =| ternational Council of Religious education, Chicago, and Dr, John W. Rustin, pastor of the Mt. Vernon Place Methodist church, Washington, D. C.

DON'T JUST SUFFER COLD

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Little Girls’ Wool Top Knit Back Fleece Coat Sets

Tots’ and toddlers’ . wool shetland. Warmly lined coat, leggings lined with zipper fasteners. Choice of colors...

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Coat Seis

Man tailored, Kas-ha-lined coat and lined zipper leg- . gings. Tailored to fit. Choice of .....

Brown or Blue Sizes 1 to 8

Sizes 1to 6 Matehing Hat... wii

Little Girls’ Skirt and Blouse —_---33.00

2-Piece button on skirt and blouse. Pique blouse, embossed trim with ocean pearl buttons. Button on Pleated spun rayon skirt, Red or blue. Sizes 0

Shepherd Check Black and White Dress__$3.98

Spun rayon and cotton with button-down front. Pique and embossed collar with rayon taffeta tie. Sizes 3 to 6.

All-Wool Basket-Weave Skirt .=$3.00

All-wool, basket weave, button-on suspender style. Red, blue or navy color in sizes 3 to 6.

Little Girls’ California Coat Sweaters____$2.60

All-wool, hand simulated knit. Novelty yoke shoulder, Choice of red, navy, rose.

Pin Wale Corduroy Pinafore

Little girls’ pin wale corduroy pinafore. up style, large ruffle shoulder, ric-rac trim. In red, copen or green. Sizes 1 to 6.-

Broadcloth and Siub Cotton Blouses, $1.19-81.59

Beautiful all-white blouses for the little girl.

Others with novelty embossed decorations, i in contrasting colors, Sizes 3 to 6.

SPECIAL PURCHASE!

You, too, will consider it a very special purchase when you see this group of girls’ coats. Velvet collar trim... warmly interlined’. . . rayon lining . . . all-wool fabrie, in green, brown, red or blue. Sizes 7 to 14.

Long Sleeve Acetate Crepe

Blouses —Choice of 3 Styles

1. Classic shirt, convertible neckline. 2. With jewelry neckline. 3. Open neck, ruffle trim or front and on sleeves.

Choice of maize or powder blue. Sizes 10 to 16.

Girls’ Gay Plaid Skirts

In white and dark background plaids. Front and back molyneaux pleats. Sizes 7 to 14.

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Boys’ Snow Suits ee oo oo $9.98

(Illustrated) Junior, snuggy warm snow suit. Manly -tai- . Iqred, lined, double-breasted jacket with full belt. Suspender pants with zipper knit cuff. In navy blue or contrasting plaid front, brown or wine. Sizes 4 to 8. Matching hat $1.00. Others $10.95 to $13.98.

4’ Junior Black Leatherette Raincoats ...$3.98

. rain and snow proof. Raglan sleeves. to 12. Cape helmet to match T9c. Cotton-gabardine rain coats $5.95

Cape shoulders . . Single breasted. Sizes 4 Small, medium and large. to $11. 98.

< Heavy Mackinaws, $4.98

Plain colors and assorted twotone plaid front styles. Sizes 8 to 12. Choice of teal, brown or blue. Others priced $7.75 to $10.98.

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Perfect-fitting shoes made for action! In pliant, scuff-resisting leathers, with Goodyear welt, comfortable, roomy last and snug-fitting heel. High shoes and oxford styles to choose from: leather or cord soles. Sizes 814 to 3— A to D widths.

«Children’s Shoes, Downstairs at AYRES

Junior All-Wool Zipper Fly Slacks, $35.98 Herringbone diagonal in tan, gray, blue-gray and brown. Nicely tailored. Sizes 6 to 12, Cassimere slacks $5.98 to $7.98

CLEARANCE ‘Boys’, Girls’ - — Infants’ and Tots’ Wear

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