Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1944 — Page 7

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tact Catholic groups in behalf of the G. O, P. state ticket, says he encountered a/lot of Klan talk in connection with Mr, Gates. “Whenever this was brought up,” he said plandly, “I always told them that Mr. Gates had never been connected with the Klan but that Sam Jackson was.” Both "Mr, Gates and Senatbr Jackson deny that they were ever linked with the hooded order, the senator even going so far as to make a formal statement to that effect in a press conference last summer.

Strom. Here's how if may help: 1 Taken like u fonts, The Klan stories in connection } 3 Should simulate with Mr, Gates stem from his once thon, . close connection with Robert

Lyons, Indianapolis and Washington attorney, who was a Klan treasurer

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The Klan stories in connection with Senator Jackson are tied in with his high Masonic rank; he is the highest ranking Scottish Rite Mason in Indiana, Voters hearing these stories should remember they are usual

on rone of these stories has the spotlight been turned.

Got Something There

Our nomination for the most priceless editorial comment of the campaign is the following sent- ; ence which appeared in a local editorial the other day: “They (the public opinion polls) all show, however, tha

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EIGHT ARRESTED IN GAMBLING RAIDS

ave.; Clifford Wohler, 23¢ N. Noble! st, and Otis Getty, 110 N. Noble st.,'

fob i. 1 Were charged with liquor law violaganger of favor Yasiation elim tions aft ds on their pi That is reason Hills |{Seturday night and yesterday.

Hills that they | A business meeting and ecard foram every pound for the |party will be held by Goldmound ing the di on the label, council No. 445, Degree of PocahonHills Bros, Coffee can be used with | a5, at 8:30 p. m. today at the hall, successful results in any type of |137 W, North st. Sue Moon, Poca coffee-maker. hontas, will preside. i

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MAN SHOT FATALLY ~ FOLLOWING FIGHT Walter Thompson,-38, of 842 §. Illinois st, was shot and killed early {yesterday following a fight at the Illinois st. address. sAndrew Barrett, 55, who lives at the same place, told police he fired a shotgun ‘at Thompson when the q latter came to. his room and threat- | elections, hoth camps are angry ened lorgame) i Me: sults—not that any suits actually {| LODGE GROUPS TO MEET re in Lodges of the Ladies’ Auxiliary,

ef a mimeographed letter signed [Brotherhood of Raflroad Trainmen. will hold a joint: meeting with

governor paroled a Nazi sympa- ] Golden Rule lodge No. 25 at Hotel Afternoon and

Job, Lincoln tomorrow.

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30°(U. P.) — Senator Joseph H. Ball (R. Minn) said today a simple majority of both houses of congress, instead ox 8 two-thirds senate vote, would be sufficient to authorize the United States to join a new league of ns. tions and help maintain an sftere national police force, Ball told reporters that after a “general charter of. a peace treaty

is ratified by the senate, there is no reason why U. 8. participation in & new world security organization

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Senate. soothe and The Minnesota Republican, who is supporting President Roosevelt's! re-election on the premise he has made strongest commitments for international collaboration, backed up his viewpoint by quoting section 8 of the contsitution which says th that congress, and not only the senate, “shall have the power to define and punish piracies and felonies committed on the high seas, ! and offenses against the law of nations.” i

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All Items On Sale Tonight and All Day TUESDAY While Quantities Last

A real clearance of19 women's fall and winter suits in tweeds and her-

fering!

Hg. Vesves, Lux Toilet Soap imate we 10° 39¢ Swan Soap Women's Fall 10%

colors.

While they last.

many 100%

While they last.

ml ' _-. Women's Fall

DRESSES

We have grouped together for this sale 8¢ dresses of rayon crepes, in black and Broken range of sizes. Formerly up to $10.75.

Fall

COATS

Just at the start of cold weather comes this offering for the first 15 women. Coats of tweeds, wool material. Broken sizes, * formerly $10.95 to $19.95.

No C.0.D.s, Phone or Mail Orders

We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities

SOAP SALE LIFEBUOY

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and Winter

Indera Knit 10% wool, 90% cotton; irregulars Cc of $1.09 to $1.89 first qualities. S il i Short, medium and long sizes in both slims and stouts. On account of the shortage of underwear, this is an exceptional buy.

Star Store, Street Floor

Rayo wrapar

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You Belp save lives when you save waste paper. For example, blood plasma is shipped to our wounded in cartons made from paper. And medicines, food and equipment must be packed in paper or cardboard, too! Save every kind of paper—and see that your local salvage depot gets it—soon’

“between shipments” and has none at oh ~. present, Please wait until more arrives, =~ KENTUCKY STRAICHT BOURBON WHISKEY.

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This blood plasma carton is made from waste paper which you save!

enjoy a spot of delicious Bond & Lillard! If your store is

lasts.

Of rayon, pique, and quilted. Wrap around and button style. While They Last *

in 3patomd BS 99 red. ®

j2] GIRLS’ COATS Regular $10.98 Tweeds, plaids and corduroy -— some re- 56" versible. Sizes 10 to o 16. T GIRLS’ RAINCOATS Regular $4.98 and $5.98 Water-repellent raincoats in beige color HALF

only. While they last. PRICE

> rain capes, with

hood attached, in blue only. Broken

stitched vests, in sizes 2 to 6. While quantity

Women’s Robes Formerly $7.98 to $10.98

Women’s Robes

Formerly $5.98 n striped 0

GIRLS’ RAINCAPES

$300 sizes. i . Children’s VESTS

Children’s tuck-

's proof made. at

$6.95. While they last.

Of better

lent, size 6 to lar $5.00.

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AR maroon, teal and biue, of GIR corded melton cloth: Sizes 16, BE 18, 20 only. Reg. $8.95 and $9.95.

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BOYS’ MACKINAWS

In plain teal and brown, belted back. Sizes 14 and 16. Our ceiling, * 99

Boys’ FINGERTIP COATS

$ 6

Boys’ RAINCOATS

gabardine in Tan shade, water

repel

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Boys’ SPORT SHIRTS

" Of washable fabric, long sleeves, + 29 in tan and blue. While they last.

BOYS’ DRE ’ 97 J 1m cr ptm ey won mt n> | °F 271 BOYS' SWEATERS ~ : — pe. au” Pn co Ge 96] , MEN'S WINTER UNION SUITS | Jong ise fake Jeng, ecru ener. ime JQ = eas it =]05, 26] MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS AE] ten un. ee i

PR. BOYS’ 19¢ GOLF HOSE

Assorted patterns, turn down cuffs with elastic. Broken sizes, 6, 6'2, 7 only.

PR. GIRLS’ 19¢ RIBBED HOSE

Extra length ribbed stockings, dark tan. Sizes 6 to 10. While they last.

WOMEN’S $3.25 SWEATERS

Slip-over simulated hand-knit sweaters, short sleeves, 65% wool, 35% Araloc. Red or blue. Sizes 34 to 40. Star Store, Street Floor

shades. Regular $1.50. .

(Size 24x36-inch rugs $1.39)

STATUE TABLE LAMPS

With silk shade, 25 inches high, in several

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18x30-inch, heavy sewed cotton rugs,

different styles. Floor samples; regular $9.95 value.

Star Store, Third Floor

Prs. Women’s Comfort SLIPPERS

19: | FROM OUR BASEMENT 280] Yds. RAYON CURTAIN MATERIAL

Pine quality, closely woven rayon curtain material, egg shell color, 39 inches wide.: Reg- 50:

ular $1.00. 19a | PRS. $2.98 COTTAGE

L129] sers For your kitchen or break § 1 Hy Set

$1.00 Slippers, D'Orsay style, with padded soles and medium heels. Black or blue. Sizes 4 to 9.

fast nook. Two styles to choose from. Cotton prints with wide ruffles, also bright colorful printed toweling.

Khaki Cloth Remnants

Ee Regular khaki cloth, suitable for boy's 3 , overalls or bloomers. Lengths from Ea. | % to one yard.~Each

“| gg | PR. RUFFLED CURTAINS

White pin dot voile ruffled curtains for your dining room or bedroom, extra wide, 88-inch to the pair, 2% yards long. $5.98 value.

| qn 60! FLOUR SACKS "

PRINTED TOWELS

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Te Kitchen towels, bright colored [§ JRC [x], dish towels or scarfs. Ne | bs

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