Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1945 — Page 10

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| Ort Sor Bh Wri Ti Sa Ci iti warn | Architect Wrig ys Cities DeVR 6-MM. Sound Motion eur saz seam 1 Are Dying and He's Glad of It mmo s439 seam || Are Dying and He's Glad o $18 E. Wash, St, MA-9100 United Press Staff Correspondent including a floating hotel in Tokyo, | *| SPRING GREEN, Wis. Aug. 24—/a house overhanging a waterfall Nylon Beoliégnet Begins PLENTY OF : lieves cities are dying. At least he dows. Admittedly a non-conform- Cutting Price.’ hopes 9. ist, he believes. cities should be both ha oo FRY { NG Wright, one of the nation’s most individualistic and functional, in- SiR sJ0A% JOUNGES

: : os : Ty . PAGE 10 : : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Picture Projector SACKS CAMERA CO. By BE TTY PRYOR Wright has designed. structures { Architect Frank Lloyd Wright be-/and an office building without win-| famous and unorthodox archifects, stead of the ‘“hodge-podges” they]

: < iin : NOW |. NEW YORK, Aug. 24 —The door| i ity with its skyscrapers, ar ‘ said the city with 1t§ SKyscrape a : 10 ; swung open and in ‘walked a onefunnels and human beehives is That's why, he said, he wants to| a

3 ' man black market, i { us has outlived its rearrange housing. He doesn't like Below Ceiling Prices doomed because it has outlived 1 earra ! » by | Under hrs arm he had a brown | arrangement of cities

usefulness. the . present : : ; | paper bag. J S, 40c DOZ. “Cl are gong out, because of with businses districts at the core, PULLET EGGS, Cities are going out, bes Au of ol is os Shu ue The nvlon black market is on the | f pthod ransportatio maustries. at 10Ne€ rim, an the new meu i fo ya re hed betw : run. The news was moving fast! munication,” he said, in an sandwiche etween : . . | | Azdh gory Ag , } Rh ov as) that E. I. Dupont de Nemours and | sinterview at “Taliesin,” his worship! Instead, every man should .own| ! " | o t ) i) ear on o farm COs Was starting nylon yarn pro- | y g I 1 y I' cities have grown 00 Nis own home—an( ! ace Tal . b : . POULTRY CO. Apne: ir cities na ne ; duction Sept. 1, and that the Na-| : 2 big 1028 §. Meridian LL 5519 |. |

There isn't any room to re-| surrounding it-—and- factories and | lax." offices should be scattered through-

tional Association of Hosiery Man- | EE —— —————————— out the city =o that no one would

ufacturers would make 3.000,000

; )airs of nyions by Christmas to travel to work, he said pairs ! y

Irs pr THAT EXTRA DUTY There would ‘be more®time for!. HOW much for nylons today?” THE = EXTRA DOES plav in this Kind of aity—and more I S80

Well,” he said. “$8 special. 1

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» \ r : u6. the slender white-haired!™ ouldn’t be going so low only I'm| u J CS ou & 3 t till drean ) nf the future down to about three dozen and 1 Arenite 5 reams i : 2 4 i hopes for radical changes in| Want to get out of this business. | i i » Nn Ls 8) A alls i . | nsiviet |It ain't my reguar line Tact a ’ ‘ae » iio { convenience.” Cut 3 our W ashday Wasted Opportunity | He opened the paper bag, drew pened t aper bag, dr ? Hours in Half |! should be the greatest build-out a stocking box—unlabeled—and ing’ nation in the world." he said, displayed a toe-to-top nylon stock-

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vet have cleaner, whiter washes with “less effort than was ever possible : : own the line by imi- Only ‘High-Class Trade’ with old fashion soap and powders. : re Sr a : 158 . . : 4 tr Ce Lo 1 “The best,” he said. “The very This New Modern times al under different circum- best Only ahis moming 1 sold a Washing Compound dozen pairs to a woman at $10

SOAPS~-BLUES=BLEACHES= | Wright said the: government each. For you—$8, because I wani| I V | ~ . SOFTENS WATER should k left out of future build-|to get rid of them.” \ .

with one operation {Ing plans-—uniess 1t wants to estabe} 1 looked them over carefull {lish some form of “social credit {They were good nylons. I said .so Just dissolve one-half package in {that would penalize absentee own-| “I sell to nothing but high-class luke warm water. Watch this ers and “throw the land into the

7 ers and “thr he land int 1® people,” he said. I believed him Miracle worker take the rub and forts \ wart tol hands of ihe people who want to I obtained his name through a b out of washday. . : 2 Bb S ser y | use it. ; woman who said she was “allergic Geta Package Next Washday | "If the government does the to rayon.”

building, the people will

{Kind of houses the government were shifty, He peddled his nylons

wants,” Wright said. only by reference’—a nice way of 1 ; ra1l- That's becaus il y E/E \Y “But if left to private individuals 'sayving he used the speakeasy meth- Less equipment Is available for i £ militery feeds for les and industry, getting houses is not od “Joe. sent me." : -Labor Day travel, even of an essen- locomotives and cats continue great.

| mueh of a problem.” i “You wouldn't believe me,” he

= —— | aid. “But I had to pay $830 s tial nature, than at any holiday Therefore, if you plan to travel over al DLELELERLERRRRRER RRR CLLERRRRE RR nn His pair for these, Those wholesaler . . : . . . rs, 9, 708s Co: ate crooks. it period since the war began. No the Labor Day holiday period, you I asked him how much longer| . . - - . ye he thought ne ok athe a extra trains. No sleeping cars for may find it difficult to get a seat, nylons would last. He said it had| : : ; : _ . 7a! % L ARBOR DAY is s Early t 3 Nl distances 450 miles and less. Govern even standing room. We're sorry, but ih A o00® ep ® " " Vacation ar in 4-Yrs 5

yarn is running out.” Yarn stolen ment orders. we hope things will soon be better. Serving Car and Truck * HOME OF QUALITY

[from parachute factories made] Owners for 19 Years CA NEEL S|

get the He was nondescript, and his eyes

{shiny stockings—“a poor risk,” he! said. { |

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hroughout the war. He sneered. | 5% . > “I'm a God-fearing man,” fel ; & Sensing The NaZion Ww {said. “Buying nvlons ain't wrong. | |If I didn't sell them someone else! * $3,000 entered the Armed Forces would.” I told-him I'd think it over He BUY U. 8. VICTORY BONDS AND STAMPS told me about saleswomen in de- { partment stores who'd kept their {best customers in nylons. “It was good business,” he said | “All the chic women been wearing nylons right along.” He boasted S 75 years age In this small he'd never been “in trouble” because Ss = building, George Wiedemann, “I'm ‘a reputable dealer.” Senior, established his brewery. - He said that the peak in black market. nylons was hit last Christmas at $16 a pair, and that since thn prices had dropped to a $10 average. “Don’t think they're going lower than this,” he said. “It will take them four months to get nvlon into the stores. What you going to do { those four months?”

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