Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1946 — Page 24

4 ih = a mii THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES A WLR ge FRIDAY, wR tod lon ius VATION GIT, Mn.) Writer Hears Worst: Future COLLEGE PRESENTS | OFFICAL WEATHER CITY ASKS $44,000 | Seek 4 Who Stole nm 2 ers mae Holds Few Towels, Diapers) STUDENT RECITAL ..... ~~ =i", | FOR AIRPORT PLAN, Furniture Load

eve Sf is departure X for home. Indiana Central college music de-| Precipitation 34 hrs. ending 7:30 BUFFALO, N. Y.,, March 1 (U. By FREDERICK 'C. OTHMAN | the towel vith and connect with the | partment. vel present, ee mule | Fagin, Hob since Rn 1 5 The city aviation board today Sar. 'P).—A general alarm was out United Press Staff ‘Correspondent tile wall, That's the cold truth. from |a series of student recitals at 8:15 ney since Jan warded a high priority application| today for four men who appare ‘WASHINGTON, March 1 (U. P.).|C. A, Cannon of Kannapolis, N. C. [tonight in Kephart Memorial audi- Ln 61" gu |'0 the Federal Works Agency, ask-| ently thought they needed a —Today, my suffering compatriots,|: “Is he the one who makes these |torium. | Bote 9 : 4 ing for $44,000 to defray costs of| truckload of furniture more than comes the worst I have to report: bath towels?” demanded Chairman Opening number will be the first Otneinati “ir 26 [drawing plans for the $1,350,000 ex- did Clarence. Brown, 49, a Chicagy No towels... - John H. Bankhead, of the senate’s| movement of Mozart's “Eine kleine | Dewers mii - pansion pro tt i siaelworker. ‘We are going to climb from the Why-no-shirts-shorts-sheets-towels - | Ngchtmusik,” played=by the col SH Pion Jrogeam at the Weir Cook) Brown told state police that tub with soap in ouf eyes, grope for |chawing-tobacco subcommittee. lege string quartet. Members of the | 5 wayne .... 4d municipal airport. the four, one of them armed, : — re | “He makes more than anybody |quartet are the Misses . Lorena so 3e| The federal aid is needed to be-| Stopped him near Buffalo while else in the world,” responded Sen-|wiles and Mary Rose Benjamin, Kansa 122 87 gin work on the first phase of a he was en route from Chicago to ator Clyde Hoey of N. C, only law- violins; Joan Middaugh, viola, and aml aaa ve 65 | “master plan” for the airport, the Ft, Plain, N. Y, Tuesday night, | [maker who wears a ‘claw-hammer|wanda Hobson, cello. Minneapoiis=Bt. Paul’ .. wed a . Two of the men, he said, drove CORL, “ms; oth a Ny ons Tes commission indicated. At present| away in the truck and the others | Dislikes the OPA ler students to appear on. to- congress is considering “the exten-| forced him into their automobile night's program ‘include the Misses Omaha xs 0% sion of federal aid: and drove him around th rest | The towel maker turned out to be|Eileen Holzhausen, soprano; Helen Bsbureh on Hy Bo eral ald:to, cities in cur- of the ni - : a small and dapper gentleman with |Whaley, mezzo-soprano, and Janice San Antonio : rent expansion programs, the board ra night, | a fringe of gray hair, a southern|Shockley and Alice Junken, pianists. | Jr ore, c. stated. : . Bok cant agoay sald A was accent, a loud necktie, an ambition | Vernon Smithley, organist, will also tn Bids for paving additional run- a ven x Sun day | to dry the backs of the world, and |play. HIT-RUN VICTIM DIES way, And apron © or ar esaat an Sores to do’ an unabiding hate for the OPA. The Warren Central high school] GARY, March 1 (U, P.).*~An un- p pate ih fom u he was arly ph Burt Shee vie Ary Sue America’s Breas tex-|brass sextet, directed by Paul Ham- identified Negro, about 65° and ap- He posses adwminisizsiion building free. = alo and set i e m e makes - towels for |ilton, will be guests on the program.|parently the victim of & hit-run|D8s been set for March 14. Thomas ! 7 blotting dishes and people, sheets Members of ‘the sextet are Eu-|driver, died today in a. Gary hos-|R. Jacobi, city éngineer, estimated porn ola vdise on S ously i : Famous Tor humans and tobacco seedlings, |gonner, Bob Day, Harry Hoff, Bob pital. State police found ‘him onthe cost of the more than®11,000| mill foreman and himself, : i [1] and. materials for numerous com-|Johnson, Warren Timmerman andthe side of a highway east of here |square yards of concrete area would| were expecting tp mo : whe Hi 8 CAl modities, including diapers. David Timmerman. . last night. be $47,864, & Plain, 8 Te ph The tobacco sheets are necessary - to shade the seedlings; there aren't : i Speedy a any such sheets this spring. He : /

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smokers; they may have to — Co : 5 i : : to cornistalk. ? 3 : : 8 ; ] i “Will there also be a shortage € : gar LYRE Spring's Newest Hats Are... b WHIL of chewing tobacco?” asked Chair- A if ' A : + ? / 1 L AST man Bankhead. Laas v . i gy. 3 . 4 ‘ Diapers Problem ; “Unless the OPA gives a small increase on the: price of seedling cloth,” Cannon replied. » : He said ‘the OPA with its price ceilings had made a. shambles of all his enterprises, diapers included. “Let us talk about diapers,” he shid,, “These are necessary articles;

the” diaper industry always made al . . 4 3 | J 2 more than enough until the OPA 3 y :: 3 began issuing orders, The war is j Sy y : : : : over and the babies of this country ay ¢ ; IEE oF have fewer diapers than ever. This : ¥ § bt pr i J 4 S a

is serious. “But what did one of these young fellows of Chester Bowles’ tell me _— 5 ge 7 4 the OPA was going to do? He ‘told s EN a pasid fF " sn : &.Di ond Duo me, yes be did, thas the birth rate wd Get NAG oe The smart clean lines of spring's bonnets and a | §| was going to fall. This would take| : JR! gE 2 goo 5 : : - . ie care of tie disper problem,” he sald. : NA» 7i1 prt rollers are emphasized with a. dashing big bew $69 ° ay be A Jou, Joga) Senai 2 TR a > { FF 2 ax : . + « the paprika spice of a swirling feather! Just poent |3-dinz bina? the With sale was gring to GL ee” FF : two from our collection at 3.98! dia=" , DX vey 9 Mag ? ement upon order of the C : i y y § 4 of : Brilliant center by 2 AF Him 0 nd, 3-diamond His Impression } Hding in “Well, no, not exactly,” Mr. CanWe hing ef non replied. “He did not say specima fically that this would be on OPA % fw x orders, but I got that impression.” ; Set 7 The subject, as it nearly always . et _ jl] does, got around to female legs and mm g-Diamond - how to keep them covered. Mr. : i IVI ISTA Xn Cannon said there weren't enough DO \Y A Y NI Ll

3 3 Diomionds [ 4 1 $250 ’ | nylons; he added that rayons got . Afi AE a BL $75 | R - x a) baggy around the krees and : LLL : BE Ra : nd ehgs® stretched at the ankles: ! m= uf : 3. tame 5 De They don't like ’em,” he added. IT Elegant solitaire an y : ing. — “Who doesn’t ‘like em?” asked : : 3 radiani. nl OF reading Beal. Senator Bankhead. “Thé ladies?” : LHC quality diamon oy i * “And the men, too, I guess,” Mr. ’ ’ 2 4 > ’ / Cannon replied. * * + % : / 4 i" Having described at length the i shortage of bath towels, Mr, Can- ; . " non returned to shirts, and more 5 Diamonds 5 a - : specifically to the blue one*worn by SRL ) , 7 Senator Tom Stewart of Tennessee.

$ | 50 wae if ; \ The Senator's Shirt | / \ “What would the cloth in his t : A) i AR . shirt cost?” inquired Senator George Wrought ’ KN : 5 a D. Aiken, Vermont, getting of 1K EWC : / “It is one of those bob-tailed with 5 flery diamonds: . yg : shirts,” Senator Stewart said. 5 “Then I would have to take him : 7 y - } outside‘and examine him,” Mr. Cankk RX, J J © HN non replied. ‘ ‘ So Na 37 “Well, I resent this inquiry into Aristocratic : > 29 ¢ - Qimy private life” Senator Stewart n TaN insisted. Senator Aiken obtained

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. A Ji from Mr. Cannon the estimate that $7 5 \ Senator Stewart's shirts cost 50 \ ) i cents per yard. C= , Ty \ “And now what would the cost be A ring of tru dine: : i A y / . for a cheap shirt such as I can tn. Pe mounting. Q 4 / afford to wear?” Aiken asked. Mr. robust 80 4 4 J Cannon examined the senator's shirt z WN carefully. He estimated 13% cents “-— . a yard. . “Oh,” Senator Aiken sald.

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