Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1946 — Page 20

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Our sale has been nothing short of SENSATIONAL. Of course we expected it—it’s no trick to practically give merchandise away. However, it had to be done and we still want to empty these 2 furniture floors

MARKDOWNS ARE HERE.

TERMS AS USUAL TAKE UP TO A YEAR TO PAY

2-PC. LIVING

Large, matching

buyers—

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ONLY 3 TO GO!

comfortable lounge chair with full inner-

- spring . construction. fine quality covers. For the first three

139%

CLEVELAND ROOM SUITES

davenport and

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‘| ton mattress included.

| DOUBLE-DOOR WARDROBE

168 to Geo!

Solve Your Space Problem

De luxe size wardrobe in convenient double door design, with loads of hanging space in its roomy interior. Sturdy, well braced construction of select woods in walnut finish.

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ALL SALES FINAL

* “I Rust-proof enamel steel IR § frame with resilient heli- NO '§ cal tied coil’ spring. Thick, 4 95 i] comfortable all-layer cot- LAYAWAYS

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Formerly Sold for $89.50

A smart davenport by day—easily transformed into a comfortable extra bed at night. Deep, restful inners spring construction. Roomy, built-in compartment for bedding needs. For as long as they last, just—

5—DRAWER

MAPLE CHEST

Nicely styled and sturdily built of wellseasoned cabinet woods. Beautiful mel-

Jove the Statue of Liberty you ities with their Vig ey WE HAVE ABOUT 30 LEFT westward over gentle mountains to thi —HOW ABOUT ONE FOR the midwest you travel countless nr and big barns; past woods that dre 5 50 th b pulse with the growth of foo ~ ny Jattiers of the Rockies, wh Big, luxurious comfort for mache to your throat. Thi cratruction tiror pong mothering forests in the Ti TI ghout, he south, that incre * “vers! colors. e sea, $1.25 A WEEK men, you are welcome “have fresh eggs, Just five PLAT. : FORM ROCKERS “loft, Your choice. ($10.60 “i

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low maple finish. Has 5 deep, ‘easysliding drawers that provide plenty of storage space.

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Spring and Mattress Included Attractive beds complete with $ 95 Mattress and Spring. A $39.50 value for the low price of only

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NOT A WHOLE LOT LEFT . ... BUT WHAT IS LEFT ...IS CHEAP!

A few chairs in several fabrics and colors. Rich wood trim. Last opportunity for such a value.

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\ , : of C., WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (U. P)~ s Pro-union forces inn the house lined

up today for an attack on allegedly “anti-labor” provisions in the bill rr eww emm—e to curb activities of 1 czar |

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(A. F, of L). : Rep. Vito Marcantonio (A-L-N.{} Y.), said he would offer amendments to guarantee all radio employees, including members of Petrillo’s union, the fundamental right to strike. “Under the bill as it now stands,” he said, “all employees are denied that right.” Rep. Andrew J. Biemiller (D, 'Wis.), another member of the labor bloc, said unions generally were becoming concerned about the bill. Expects Amendments “The measure applies to all unions and not just Petrillo’s,” he said. “I think there will be plenty of amendments offered.” Supporters of the bill hoped the house would begin considering it today. It was scheduled to come up yesterday but was stymied by other legislation, The bill was introduced by Chairman Clarence Lea (D. Cal) of the interstate commerce committee and bears committee approval. Although the bill itself does not mengen Petrillo by name, the commit 's report to congress left no doubt at whom it was aimed. The . measure would forbid Petrillo or any other labor leader to try to force a radio station to hire more employees than it needs’ to employ a “standby orchestra” during educational and foreign musical broadcasts, or to refrain from broadcasting musical recordings. Coalition of Opponents Violators would be subject to a year in prison and a fine of $1000. At various times, Petrillo has been accused in congress of making such “extortionate” demands upon radio broadcasters. The bill was expected to get the support of the strong Republicansouthern Democratic coalition which . won approval for the Case strike- . A control bill earlier this month. 3 Marcantonio, a member of the \ interstate commerce committee, said

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The Famous EISENHOWER JACKET ....

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the bill as it now stands prevents all unions from pressing their demands by threats of violence, intimidation, force, or duress or “by the use or express or implied threat of the use of other means.” “This language about ‘other means’ automatically makes strikes unlawful,” he said. “I am going to offer an amendment to strike it from the bill.” Marcantonio offered such an amendment in committee, hut it was rejected.

SERVICES SATURDAY iT FOR MRS. ANNA HEAD

Services for Mrs. Anna Head, 1244 Wright st., will be held at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Patrick’s Catholic

church. Burial will be in’ Holy Cross. Mrs. Head, a member of St. Patrick’s church and the Altar society of the church, died Tuesday in City You carry hospital. She was 76 fo taking ev Survivors are seven sons, Guy, To give y Bernard, Roy, Harold, John, Al- tection, we not

phonse and Prank Head, all of In- , . dianapolis; five daughters, Mrs. bonk, but also insure Clara Wente, Mrs, et Helms Federal Deposit insur Corps snd Mis rans ed, 81 of | Wo poy the cot of is inwrance, with Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Mary making on extra service charge for this large expense, in order fo supply on exira safe.

Johnson, Owensboro, Ky.; four sisguard for our depositors.

ters, Mrs. Theresa Crouse and Mrs: THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

Josie Sansbury, both of Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary Cecil and Miss Rose Aull, both of Owensboro, and two brothers, Bernard and Edward Aull, both of Owensboro. of Indianapolis

BONE EXPORTS DROP WASHINGTON — Brazilian exof industrial bones have decreased during recent years because more of the bone is now used in making bone meal for domestic ani-

120 E. Market St. Branch—1225 Kentucky Ave.

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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ONE DOLLAR SALE Choose. From Pumps, Ties and Straps Shoes Originally Priced 3.00, 3.50 and 4.00

Come Prepared to Buy Several Pairs

“3 The Famous JOE LAPCHICK

Here .is another’ group of shoes priced for quick selling. At present we have practically all sizes. Come «early for choice selection. "Every pair a real value for only

BASKETBALL SHOES

With These Features . . . ® BUMPER TOE CAP

REINFORCED FOR LONG WEAR! ® SPONGE-RUBBER HEEL CUSHION

SHOOK-ABSORBING! INSULATING!

® LONG-WEARING OUTSOLE

GUARANTEES QUICK GRIP!

# SANITARY INSOLE

NTARY INSOLE. $3.10

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