Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1945 — Page 9

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‘THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1945

IMAY ASK WAR,"

PERON WARNS

Regain Power.

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 11 (U, P). «Col, Juan D, Peron—far from re-| tiring permanently from Argentine politics—emerged today as a candidate for president. He issued the warning that he may ask “war” to regain power. Peron, strong man in the Farrell government, resigned Tuesday as vice president, war minister and labor minister. He told a Latin-American interviewer that he quit solely so that he could run for the presidency " ‘as & simple citizen.” He bid for “labor support in a brief speech at the labor ministry last night, He told cheering crowds that the last two decrees he had signed as labor minister had freed labor

and granted workers the right to share in profits.” - “There May Come a Day”

“I ask for order and calmness in order to go on our triumphal match,” he cried amid cheers and shouts, “but if necessary in the future, there may come a day when I shall ask war.” A crowd estimated by a radio announcer at up to 70,000 persons heard Peron. Other sources placed

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the total number in the crowd at ®

closer to 10,000, Elections already have been announced for next April. The cabinet appointed Gen. Eduardo Avalos, commander of the powerful Campo de Mayo garrison,

to take over Peron's resigned post|

of war minister. The other two posts—vice. president and labor minister—were not filled immediately. Air Commodore Bartolome de La Colina, minister of aviation, followed Peron in resigning. Air Commodore © Edmundo Sustaita was named his successor.

PURDDE TO OBSERVE HOMECOMING DAY

‘ Times Special LAFAYETTE, Oct. 11—Purdue university alumni and friends will celebrate their first post-war homecoming Saturday, highlighted by the Purdue-Iowa football game. Informal luncheons and reunions will be held Saturday by fraternity and sorority houses and other student groups ,and an alumni banquet is scheduled for 6 p. m, at which Acting President A. A. Potter and President-elect Frederick L. Hovde will be honored. Also honored will be the 1920 football team. Following the banquet Larry Lonney and his orchestra will play at the annual homecoming dance. Iron Key, honorary student organigation, will hold its annual breakfast Sunday morning, concluding the festivities.

GOVERNOR NAMES TWO ON BOARDS

vernor Gates has appointed Dr? G. Floyd Harrold, Elwood, as 8 member of the state board of dental examiners, and August

Krohn, Evansville, to the board of |

examiners in watchmaking. The terms of Dr, Charles S. Glaser, Brookville, on the dental board, and Victor W. Rabb, Evansville, on | the watchmaking board, expired.

Ration Calendar

MEAT-Red stamps Al through El are valid througn Oct. 31. Fi through K1 will be good through! Nov, 30, Ll, M1, Ni, P1, .and Ql will be good through Dec. 31. Rl through V1, good through Jan. 81. Meat dealers will pay four red points and 4 cents for each pound of waste fat.

SUGAR--Stamp 38 is good for five

pounds. Canning sugar forms are avallable at ration boards. Spare Stamp 13 in Book 4 must be submitted with application for each person listed. All applicants must establish eligibility for canning sugar. SHOES—No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 “airplane” stamps in Book 3

good indefinitely,

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12 cans $1.80 iTe

SMALL PEA

12 cans $2.04

Country No. 2 Club Can

No.2 |

Can Country Club—12 cans $1.68

CANDY BARS 3 ,. Ile

Milky Ways—Forever Yours—Mars Peach Preserves 1'.".. 28¢ (BROOMS... .. 69¢ JELLO lmwicimws gg Mary Lou i3¢

While Supply Lasts 12 oz. jar

Cucumber Pickles

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October 17

Spotlight -~- 3:59:

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By Box «23°

WINDSOR CHEESE SPR'D = §5¢

FRUIT COCKTAIL

12 cans $2.16 2-Lb. GREEN GIANT PEAS: xv 2

NIBLET CORN AVONDALE PEAS

sc SLICED PEACHES

HALVES PEACHE

Avondale—

PEACHES

6 cans 81¢ 12 cans §1.50

Halves and Sled 12 cans $2.88

6 cans $1.89 12 cans $3.75

i-Lh = 32° 18° 14 Tan 1 4c Counfry Club No.2% 25¢

12-Ox: Can

6 cans Blc 12 cans $1.59

12 eans $3.00 Can

Country Club Ne. 2% 12cans $3.24 Can 27¢

No. 2% Can

“GRAPEFRUIT JUICE = “= 29

Campbell's

TOMATO SOUP «~- 3 ~25¢

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With de luxe color-matched attachments.

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IRONS

FLOUR SALE

COUNTRY CLUB = 99¢

5-1b. bag, 23¢~10-1b. bag, 47¢c

AVONDALE

5-1b. bag, 21c

GOLD MEDAL °.; #1.16

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PAPER NAPKINS 7." 10¢ NAVY BEANS... u.2.. 19

New Pack

Tomato Juice “cus” 46 = 26¢ CANNED MILK “a” + 35¢

Wyandotte SLEANSER 8¢

TREET ricer

K. P. Luncheon Meat ...

Point Free

a Se 26¢ 23 36e

PRISCILLA DINNERWARE SALE ENDS OCTOBER 27h

COMPLETE YOUR SET BEFORE THE ABOVE DATE GET YOUR DISHES TODAY — DON'T DELAY

WE GUARANTEE TO FILL ALL ORDERS PLACED BEFORE OCT. 21TH

CLOROX

THE LenareT

“17 x 33°

BOSCUL TEA BAGS

48 :: 38°

BOSCUL COFFEE ,. 33¢

RIB ROAST

" STURGEONS MAKE BETTER

Savory, Juley, tender, 7-inch Handing ent, Delicious with browned potatoes,

Clow. 2.

Mild flavor, Dalsy style, for od 1b,

35¢ wiches. or cooking.

Bologaa Sausage... 32¢

Smoked Sausage on 5°

Link style. It's delicious,

Baked Loaf . . . .u 32¢

Rome style, Tor delicious lunches,

| Sauerkraut . . .. .» 8

New pack, bulk, firm, white, crispy.

CHICKENS rs

STEWING BOREAS Yost fender, table dressed, Ib’ 06.

n. 30°

Sirloin Steak ...~ 39c PorterhouseSteak~ 45¢

19°

A real treat

Beef Short Ribs

Lean, tender, for baking, braising—POINT FREE

GROUND BEEF 1.95:

Fresh, lean, for home-made loaf or hamburgers—POINT FREE

SELECTED POINT-FREE ITEMS Pork Sausage .

In = cello rolls, Delicious with pan-

Catfish

Pully dressed, pan size.

Oysters .-. . . . wom J2¢

Presh, medium

Lake Mallets . . .u 19¢

Bweet meated, medium size,

sige,

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mn 38 "5 al, 40

oon 17

POTATOES

Grimes

APPLE

Eatmor brand, early blacks

Idaho Russets, for all purposes,

KRAUT CABBAGE °

Solid heads, fresh, crisp.

CELERY

Fresh Pascal, large, 3-dozen size

Golden or

Golden Delicious. Fine eating

Lb. 29¢ Lbs 43¢c

0-Lb. $4.09 Bag

GRAPES 2-25:

Fancy Today, Large Full Red Climters

Lu : 4 i | R 0 1] : ; babs

RANGES 5-39:

Sweet, Extra Juicy. California Valencias. An outstanding value.

98- Lb. Ba L $2.89

U. 8. No. 1 Indiana Washed Chippewas, fine cookers

15 45¢ 2 Lbs 25¢

ONIONS .......... [0.2 49¢ Indiana Yellow Globe, GRAPEFRUIT... oe New crop, juicy Florides. YAMS. # 20¢ Fancy Southern, serve candied. CARROTS 2 sens IT

Fancy California, "fresh, 'SH&D.

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