Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1945 — Page 4

Tmt —am—

“imrver aire orto States had entered

4500 entered civil service or other ~ government jobs and “only 1500"

-country-to—get—out—He-sticks>

hes WILLIAMS Ir ~ BIDTOHEADREA:

Sgnator, McKellar Declares Nominee Lacks Experi"ence in Business. .

WASHINGTON, Feb, 8 (U, FP). «Senator Kenneth McKellar (D Tenn.), told the senate agriculture committee today that Aubrey W. Williams was a social worker lacking business experience, and was unsuited to head the rural electrification administration. McKellar said Williams was a “very kindly, persuasive, and I might-say almost seductive gentleman.” But he insisted that Williams' record contained “not one fota™® of experience to qualify him “to - administer one of the most technical corporations in the whole government.” y fFestifying at hearings on Wik liams’ nomination as REA head, S McKellar said the government had invested nearly $551,000,000 in REA. Questions His Ability

“It ybu want a bank president,” McKellar said, “you'd pick a man who knows something about banking. Yet here you'd make a man head of this great téchnical corporation who knows nothing about business, nothing. about farming He's a social worker, “I happen to be a Preshyterian. If the Catholic church should elect me Pope of Rome, I'd be as much out of place as Pope as Mr. Williams would be as REA adminis-_ trator.” Williams has never claimed to be a businessman, McKellar said, and added “how in the world Mr. Williams himself can think he could do the REA job, I don't know.” For three years, Williams balked efforts by McKeller to wipe out the national youth ~ administration, which Williams headed, the senator testified. : McKellar said that in one year

the war 37.000 young men left NYA classes for “private employment,”

went in the army. “Your Yoys weren't treated that way.” McKellar told the committee. At one point in his testimony McKellar said he wanted to stop long enough to “pay a compliment” to Williams. “Once he's in a job” McKellar said, “he’s the hardest man in the

“He hasn't’ been sworn in eight times, has he?” Committee Chairman Elmer Thomas (D. Okla.) asked. The committee ronred with laughter, recalling that McKellar opened his testimony with an assertion that he had taken the oath eight times “to support and defend the constitution.”

PLENTY OPERATORS NO WAITING

Beosty tar | PERMANENT ftintes suman 2%

push-up sed.

A Ane guaranteed wave. Designed for service. Gives body ta the hair and curls close to the head

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 FP M

Ne ‘Appointment Necessary

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

Machineless coLD Permanent WAVES ged A $8.50 $595 | si0.00 Ne Heat 4 tural, ’

Shampoo Set , .. $1.50 |

\ 118 MONUMENT CIRCLE Street Level—~Phone LI-052% 20 Experienced State-Licensed Operators Where the Bus Stops!

Sasi glisi)

LI-0827 . 118 MONUMENT CIRCLE __ ILI LRT BLT TE TEE)

IRI

Complete Beauty Course

WORTH TWICE THE PRICE

NOW *125

EASY TERMS Only Sth grade. education required No age limit. Open to women and men. Get in before our hig rush You can enter up te May 1%

~—0QWN YOUR OWN SHOP — Nek S125 to 3200 weekly for your.

mit or will place you in a Fumatand well-paying position.

padate the Many Anguiries : Kree Information , an Ti 10 P.M for v uisnce of ¥ War Workers

\LT LT BLDG.

DR aT]

YRES © DOWNSTAIRS ©

WHE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

_ THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 105

AYRES" DOWNSTAIRS ACCENTS

Smart sparkling pastel classics that radiate spring. All wool colors you will love for wear.. In powder blue, gold,

and mint green.

SPRING TONIC

‘What could be nicer than a pretty print frock under Just the tonic for February blues and so Sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 2 and. 1815

to 24 Ve.

«9

your coat? inexpensively priced.

or e

COATS—Downstalrs at AYRES

#500

DRESSES —Downstalrs at AY RES

shetlands and suedes in they are so easy to shoeking pink

Gweetheart casual Regulation sweetheart lapels, .open vent back and a] ash pockets. Sizes 12 to 20.

$19.95

The sturdy boy

“¢'0 a t—a classic

with peaked lapels, open vent pack and large flap pockets. Sizes 12-10 20

$19.95

AMERICAN GIRL PLATFORMS

$ 5.00

Platforms—fresh as spring are these fashionable platforms styled for vou. red calfskin or black patent leather.

SHOES—Downstuirs at AYRES

Little Boys’ Longies

51.39

longie trousers . with suspender top. Sizes 2

Knit Polo Shirts, 89%¢ Little boys’ cotton knit pelo shirts in novelty stripes. Colors to blend with cotton knit Sizes 2 to 6.

Roys’ Polo Suits, $1.79 Cotton knit 2-piéce polio suits “imade of Vem Tex-—a registered” product. Solid color

suspender top

and novelty stripe polo shirts.

Khaki Overalls, 59c, Fast color double bib khaki overalls with button suspen. der top and two pockets. Well for action’ wear.

TOTS WEAR— Downstairs at AYRES

In navy or

Junfor suede.

classic in bright pastel shades, open vent back and deep armholes for ease to wear over suits,

19.95

“5 z : : | “ | : : ww : : g 3 : i : : : 3 : g 3 E : i : E £ |

A Y

| Foul

*DESIGN tailed in e

* MATERIA] to be flaw]

* WORKMA! carving an touch of a

% COST, last be low. Tk of every S

Call for cat

Doct Laxati But &

and enjoy thi mula which w oughly—Dr. I ‘Olive Table

They gently and lower bo natural-like t

Tablets tonig: fected

. 15¢, 30

pr.oy

Sprir bowl

SA Clea

SC "OL

won

Polis natic

PAR ME!

e000 00e Sul pd bud bet sh BS eed (NN