Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1945 — Page 4

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: APT. WALTER DUHM S BRONZE STAR

” Walter T. Duhm, son of Mrs. fa Duhm, R. R. 5, Box 202, has awarded the bronze star for nding work in. anti-aircraft at U. 8. Army headquarters

Frieda Duhm of England.

hey have a five months’ old daugh-

Now post signal officer at Shriven-| m merican university, England, n, who is 27, is the husband of

Paysoff Tinkoff Given 'Brushoff

CHICAGO, Sept. 31 (U, P.).~ Paysoff Tinkoff today had gotten the brushoft, Circuit Judge John J. Pryatalski denied & writ by which Tinkoff sought to force Northwestern uni

versity to enroll his son, Paysoff Tinoft Jr., 15. ? Prystalski ruled that the university is a private. institution and cannot be forced to admit a student,

JEWS IN BERLIN TO GET EXTRA RATIONS

BERLIN, Sept. (U. P)~All Jews in Berlin will be granted the status of “victims of fascism” with corresponding class one ration cards similar to those given returning inmates of Nazi concentration camps, it was disclosed yesterday. The improved rations for Jews

were approved by the Berlin oberbuergermeisters’ committee for victims of fascism, The committee said it has obtained preliminary estimates indi~ cating that no fewer than 20,000,000

victims were killed in Nazi prison camps before and during the war, including 4,800,000 in the notoylous Oswiecim camp.

|, U. FRATERNITIES

PLEDGE LOCAL MEN!

. Times Special a BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 27.~Indiana university. fraternities today announced the pledging of thirteen additional Indianapolis men, Those named are: John Liddle, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; William Barret, Gordon Platt, Stanley Miller and Jerry Tamler

Sigma Alpha Mu; Phil Beck, Don Hen, John Katzenberger, Clarende Sales, Wally Tynin and William Meyer, Alpha Tau Omega; Lance Wise and Carroll Wade, Lambda Chi Alpha,

END OF MONTH SALE

merchandise—in addition to many special purchases . . . all offered at lowest possible levels. your share of these fine bargains tomorrow! Doors open at 9:45 A. M. No Phone, Mail or C.0. D. Orders,Please!

FRIDAY . . . ONE DAY ONLY!

Odds and Ends

White with novelty trim,

T9¢ Infants’ Waterproof Crib Sheets_______39¢

Double fleece. 27"x36" size.

$2.00 Little Boys’ Corduroy Overalls_____ $1.00

Bib top.

$2.00 Little Boys’ Corduroy Jackets ____$1.00

Warmly lined.

808¢ Little Boys’ Cotton Knit Polo Shirts____. d4c

89¢ Infants’ Cotton Knit Creepers___.__.._45¢ ' White and pastels. Applique trim, . 9c Infants’ Cotton Knit Gowns... ..._. 29¢ . Full Jength. Shell stitch edges, : - 75¢ Infants’ Part Wool Shirts... ______ 356 . Double breast style,

* $1.00 Infants’ Cotton Blankets___________50c

# joes bound. Pink and blue.

$3.00 Infants’ All Wool Blankets ee $1.50 $3.00 Infants’ Print Comforts. .________$1.50

! Cotton filled. Crib size.

i $2.00 Infants’ Rayon and Cotton Dresses.._$1 00 V

BITTY: INFANTS’, TODDLERS’ and TOTS’ WEAR... . Counter Soiled — Some Slight Irregulars

Ayres’ Downstairs Store E. 0. M. Sale is a regular monthly clearance of all odds and ends, soiled and damaged

Come dnd get

Now— 1/o PRICE

$1.59 Little Boys’ Cotton

Suspender top and lastex waist,

Knit Overalls_____ 19¢

$2.00 Little Boys’ and Girls’ Jodhpurs____$1.00-

Cotton twill in tan herringbone pattern.

$3.98 Little Boys’ Two-Piece Sulls....... $1.99 Dorene cotton top with linen trousers, w $3.98 Tots’ Navy Rain Capes_______._ ...51.99

Water repellent,

$1.35 Tots’ Bib Top Shoris______________59¢

Novelty patterns.

$2 and $3 Tots’ Wool Skirts, $1.00 and $2.00

Pleated and suspender styles.

$1.45 Tots’ Cotton Dresses______________ 69¢

Prints and checks.

35¢ Tals’ 35 80¢ks_ ................. 15¢

Red, blue, rose and brown.

89¢ Little Boys’ Two-Piece Suis. ienss ile

Pastels In cotton knit. Slipover top with suspender shorts,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1945

Cigarets Like Cash in Europe

LONDON, 8ept. 27 (U, P).—~ The cigaret has replaced natienal currencies as the primary monetary standdrd in mo§t European countries, Economist Paul Einzig sald in a dispatch written for the financial monthly, “The Banker.” Einzig said that in most coun~ tries on the continent cigarets ‘have become the only medium of

exchange with sufficient public

acceptance to be called a national

currency. The economist said hoarders have been piling up secret stocks of cigarets for years and that the trend has heen accentuated since the allied armies restricted sales in the liberated European countries.

THREE INDIANA MEN ARE LISTED AS SAFE

The names of three Indiana men were listed on the marine corps

Brouse, Grabill; Pfc. ‘Donald Max Crago, Huntington, and Cpl, Neil Orlando Rider, Larwill;

REDS DEMOBILIZE

MOSCOW, Sept. 27 (U. P.) ~The demobilization of 10 more Red army classes in European Russia was or-

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dered by the Supreme Soviet yes- | terday, releasing all ‘private soldiers

TEN MORE CLASSES and non-commissioned officers over

34 years of age. The decree will not affect troops in the Far East, nor will it apply to commissioned officers in any theater,

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THe IB

4 Metal Mail Boxes

“safe” list today after having been (city) prisoners of war. Electric Soldering : : ns They were: Pfc. Wayne William Bo Pumps

Pipe Wrenches of Cook Stoves

Indiana Central College Friday, Sept. 28, 8:15 P. M.

JOHN MacDONALD

Bass-Baritone

University Heights

For Tickets Call GA. 5401

Open 8:30 to §

15 and 12 to 18.

DRESSES—DRESSES— DRESSES!

Reg. $5.00 Values

Clearance of summer dresses in novelties and spun rayons. and two-piece styles, Sizes 9 to

One

$3.00

167° Al-Wool Unlined Suits and 1-Piece All-Wool Paid Dresses

Sizes 9 to 15 and 12 to 20.

12 Formals $10.95 to $19.95 formals in niidses’ and women’s sizes. Soiled.

1 0%

Junior Sizes

$4.50 Wool Felt Weskits

Red and black.

$3.98 All-Wool Shetland Skirts.

Sizes 24 to 30.

Sizes 32 to 38 in the group. Slightly soiled.

$4.98 All-Wool Skirts

__ Black, brown and. navy.

Sizes 9 to 15 in the group.

$4.50 All-Wool Cardigan Sweaters _

Red trim. Sizes 34 to 40 in the group.

$3.00 Blue Denim Overalls

Assorted sizes.

$3.98 Slipover Sweaters

Lilac only. Broken sizes.

CLEARANCE

CLEARANCE SPORTSWEAR

or 39-99 $9.99 $1.99 $9.99 $349 5199

$2.49

Now

GIRLS’ WEAR

Values From 79¢ to $3.99 NOW 15 PRICE

Cotton Blouses Pastel Skirts Rayon Dresses

Rayon Blouses Suspender Skirts Soiled All Wool Sweaters

Simulated Leather Purses

7 to 12.

Girls’ All-Wool Sweaters

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$9.00

heels, and brown.

Final Clearance! 0. P. A. Release 125 prs. Women’s Shoes $9.00

Higher priced shoes in low and medium Mostly AAA and AA widths.

Black

CLEARANCE! GIRDLES 54,50 Pullon Girdles . . . $1.50

Panel front and back and two-way stretch sides.. Broken

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All side hook with boned front girdles. Broken sizes.

CLEARANCE!

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JUTIITE: TE L131

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Clearance Wanted Fabrics Linens, Blankets, Domestics

13 to 1/5 OFF

Plain Cottons

Fancy Linens

Fancy Cottons

CLEARANCE

Reg. $5.50 Chintz Drapes

Gay floral patterns with white, gold, rose and blue backgrounds,

Reg. $2.00 Cottage Sos

White scrim with self -ruffle and dots In red and green.

Reg. $1.98 Plastic Shower Curtains

Natural color with peach and blue trim,

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CURTAINS

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Now

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Drapery Remnants and Trimmings a he to 51% Each or Yard

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RUGS REDUCED

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CLEARANCE] Entire Stock of Reg. $4.00

JUNIOR DEBS Non-Rationed SHOES

All new fall styles in simulated patent and alligator with long wearing plastic soles. Medium and high heels. Medium and narrow widths. All _ sizes in lot, 4% to 9.

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