Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1946 — Page 5

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- WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (U, P).~

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ness for- showing in the 23d annual Hoosier salon, The pictures will be on display for public’ view for two weeks beginning Jan. 21 in the Wm. H.

will be the fifth Hoosier salon

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LAST JAP PRISONERS LEAVE U. S. TODAY

WASHINGTON; Jan. 9 (U, P) ~~

1'The last Japansse~prisoners of war

in the United States are scheduled to sail for Hawaii and Japan today from two West Coast ports, The largest group of 441 ablebodied prisoners will sail from Los Angeles for Ft. Shafter, Hawall, where they will be used for essential labor. ; A second group of 182 “non-work« mostly officers and non-come-oned officers, will leave Seattle for Japan. A total of 5431 Japanese war prisoners was interned in the U, 8, at one tinie, the army said. Of these, 2588 already are doing essential work’ in Hawaii.

GUNMAN SLATED

ON FOUR CHARGES

A man who pulled a gun on two policemen at Keith's theater faced at least four charges today. James W. Lake, 31, who said he lived in the Hoosler hotel, was

dalema last night after he was trailed to the theater by Mad-

Lake first § when Robert Baker, 17, of 907.3 N. Sherman dr. attempted to stop him when he was James w. Lake caught pilfering cars on a downtown parking lot. Lake was booked on charges of carrying concealed weapons, drawing a deadly weapon, violation of the 1935 firearms act and vagrancy. Three safe-crackers who eluded

The “safe of the Strohm Warehouse and Cartage Co., 301 8. Dela-

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KINNEY'S

ware st, was found near the Beit R. R. and west side of White river. It had been chiseled open and the money taken. Patrolmen Dennis Riley and John Hayes were cruising in a police car when they surprised the yeges.

JRIOTS ARE SPREADING, IN ITALY AND SICILY

ROME, Jan. 9 (U. P.).—Violence was reported increasing today in the “work or bread” riots spreading through Italy and Sicily, In Rome, unemployed war veterans and former prisoners of war ransacked black markets and beat profiteers. After the demonstration a committee called on Minister of Interior Guiseppe Romita demanding jobs. Three carabinieri headquarters were attacked in Sicily by large for-

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STATE VEW PLANS CONFERENCE HERE

world war II members of the In-

Principal speaker at a dinnerdance Saturday night in the Claypool, honoring V. ¥. W. national officers, will be Ray H. Brannaman

subdued by Patrolman Cecil Mad- |trial

At 8 public meeting Sunday aft-

4 ernoon in the World War Memorial,

Registration for the midwinter meeting opens at noon Friday and continues until Saturday evening. Post officers will confer in’ separate sessions all day Saturday.

The presence of some of the 18,000(|

diana Veterans “of Foreign Wars{]

GROSSMAN ESTATE SELLS WIPER FIRM

The L. N. Grossman estate yesterday sold the Sanitary Washed Wiper Co., 19 BE South st, for $75,000 to David Berman, Sam Dobrowitz and Joe Celender. ‘ Modernization and new equipment will cost an additional $25,000, the new owners said. The structure is a two-story building with 30,000 square feet of floor space. Established in 1908, the firm deals’ in washed and sterilized wiping! ‘rags and will add janitor supplies, burlap and cotton bags and roofing and siding to its present line of merchandise. . Mr. Berman formerly was with the Capital Bag and Burlap Co, while Mr. Dobrowitz was connected with J. Solotken & Co. here, and Mr. Celender was with 8. Solotken &' Co. of Greenfield.

REPORT JAP TROOPS | LAND IN SUMATRA

BATAVIA, Jan. 9 (U. P).—An Indonesian communique from Koetaradja, Sumatra, sald today that Japanese troops were landing in the Sigli area at the northwest tip of the island against heavy resistance by Indonesian nationalists. The Republicans charged the Japanese were fighting for the al lies since there were no prisoners of war or internees in the area.

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150 Loop Shag Rugs, 27x50 in., Originally 6.95.

ORIENTAL RUGS

20% to 25% oft

Throw sizes . . . Room sizes . . . Oversizes > Such fine weaves as Kermans, Sarouks, Lillihans, and Semi-Antiques

12 Large Kermans and Sarouks, 10.6x13.6 to 11.3x21.8 11.

: REDUGED TO 1012.00 te 2210.00 Lillihans, $x{2 ft, Originally 828.00... _____ REDUCED Tp 420.00

Sarouk, 0x12-40., Originally 896.00: ........ cco. nREDUOED TO 566.00

Lilithan Rug, 1.10x3 ft, Originally 34.50_.._______._____ REDUCED TO 21.80 = Lilithan Rug, 2.8x4 #1, Originally 60.75... ____.__ REDUCED TO 68.00 Lillihan Rugs, 2.8x5 ft, Originally 89.00__.__.._...__..._REDUGED TO 71.20 Lillian and Sarouk Rugs, 3.6x5 ft., Originally 136.00. _____ REDUCED te 108.00 Sarouk Rug, 4.4x6.8 ft., Originally 226.00.................REDUCED TO 180.00 Somi-0ld Rugs, 3.9x6.6 ft., Originally 110.00 hs evee----NEDUCED TO 88.00

All Sizes Approximate Oriental Rugs, FINN Floor

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BEDROOM ENSEMBLES, CURTAINS UPHOLSTERY FABRICS GREATLY REDUCED

Bedroom Ensembles . . . Gay Chintz with Ross, Blue or Natural Grounds Single or Double Spreads REDUCED TO 12.50 each Draperies to Match 'REDUGED TO 8.95 pair Vanity Skirts to Match REDUCED TO 5.95 each Tallored Net Curtains . . 43x72 In, Originally 5.90 pair__REDUCED TO 2.65 pair Tailored Marquisette Ourtains «vo With olipped figure, 34x18 In,, originally 3.26 pair... REDUCED TO 1.95 pair Bolt Ends of Fabries . . . Upholstery, Drapery and Slipcover Fabrics In loss

than B-yd. length, Originally 2.05 to 12.00 yd., REDUCED TO 1.50 yd. & up

Remnants . . . Varied Collection of Slipeover, Drapery and Upholstery Romnants in usable lengths. GREATLY REDUCED

Curtains and Draperies, Fifth Floor

HOOKED RUGS, COTTON RUGS, BRAIDED RUGS 1-3 AND 1-2 OFF

REDUCED T0 3.96 100 Loop Shag Rugs, 26x35 in., Originally 4.95... REDUCED TO 2.95 135 Loop Shag Rugs, 21x31 in., Originally 3.80. ..........REDUCED TO 1.95 25 Braided Rag Rugs, 27x54 in., Originally 2.95... REDUCED TO 1.45 20 Oval Braided Rugs, 27x48 in., Originally 4.50... ......_REDUSED TO 2.25 35 Oval Braided Rugs, 24x40 in... Originally 3.50... REDUCED TO 1.76 16 Oval Braided Rugs, 20x34 In, Originally 2.50_......... REDUCED TO 4:25 § Oval Braided Rugs, 24x48 In, Originally 8:50__._...... REDUCED 70 2.76 6 Oval Braided Rugs, 30x60 in., Originally 8.95... REDUCED TO 4.45 6 Round Braided Rugs, 36 in., Originally 6,765__________. REDUCED T0 3.38 2 Round Braided Rugs, 30 in., Originally 3.95 | All-Wool Reversible Chenille Rug, 69 ft., Orig. 43.50__._REDUGED TO 17.96 | Handeraft Rug, 6x9 fi., Originally 25.50 -REDUGED TO (2.28 2 Braided Rag Rugs, 4x6 f1., Originally 8.95_____________ REDUCED TO 4.48 3 Plaid Cotton Yarn Rugs, 4x8 ft., Originally 19.95_._.._ REDUCED TO (2.98 § Plaid Cotton Yarn Rugs, 30x60 In., Originally 9.95 _____._REDUGED T0 6.50 2 Plaid Cotton Yarn Hugs, 2x4 ft, Originally 6.95__...._.REDUGED TO 4.50 2 Oval Braided Rugs, 6x9 ft., Originally 49.50 REDUCED TO 17.98 2 Oval Braided Rugs, 8x10 ft,, Originally 89.50 Fo § All-Wool Hooked Rugs, 9x12 f., Originally 226.00... REDUCED TO 150.00 3 All-Wool Hooked Rugs, 10x14 ft., Originally 208.00... REDUCED TO 195.00 2 All-Wool Hooked Rugs, 9x12 ft., Originally 198.50... REDUCED TO 132.50

RUFTUFT CHENILLE RUGS | All-Wool Face—GREATLY REDUCED

Rose—Green—Beige 6 Rugs, 9x12 ft., Originally 180.78 une. ~-REDUGCED TO 145.00 4 Rugs, 10x12 ft, Originally 202.60......2 Rugs, 11x12 ft. Originally 225.26_.. 2 Rugs, 10.8x20 ft., Originally 363.60 3 Rugs, (0x15 ft, Orifinally $50.25. { Rug, 9x18 ft, Originally 261.75... | Rug, 9x20 ft, Originally 302.26 4 Rugs, 9x16 ft., Originally 224.25_. REDUCED TO 183.50 I Rug, 10x16.7 ft. Originally 272.86 ~-~.REDUCED TO 224.50 4 Rugs, 12x12 ft., Originally 00.08. REDUCED TO 191.50 2 Rugs, 12x16 ft,, Originally 298.50. REDUCED TO 245.50 2 Rugs, 12x18 fi., Originally 314.85 | Rug, 6.9x10 ft, Originally 110.50 2 Rugs, 6x9 ft., Originally 100.26 : 2 Rugs, 12x8.10 ft., Originally 183.26 REDUCED TO 153.50 18, 20, 24 ft. Rose Ruftuft Chenille, i 13.50 sq. yd., REDUCED TO 10.95 sq. yd

Rags, Fit

_REDUGED TO 214.50 REDUCED TO 247.50

REDUGED TO 81.50

SIT=TaTs

....REDUCED TO 268.50