Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1946 — Page 4

g.for passage on March 18 after peci: official council meeting last

+ City councilmen and representa. fives of several Negro taxicab firms n & semi-official conference cone rred on these four amendnfents: i ONE: A maximum of 466 taxiB Heenses be sued, 656 to Negro.

I. War Families From Australia Reach u. SS

ANAPOLIE

Deyo: No license shall become for 60 days without revert. to the city controller for reissu-

ance. 5 THREE: ‘Transfer of licenses { “be approved by .the safety |

“POUR: Any Nosiisé-holder shail | bose as part of an approved cab|

: Ab SOP. ols Negro cabs have 22 although there are more 300 Negro taxicab operators. Pani R. Beckwith, attorney for the Sjde- Cab Co. agreed that additional 43 licenses operating tinder a corporation would halt $bootleg” cabs. “Transfer Referred to Committee : Earlier, the safety board ignored * formal request hy the city coun¢il upon Mr. Beckwith's recommenYau that seven North Side cabs $e permitted to operate without Jicenses until a new ordinance is Written, i A transfer ordinance calling for reallocation of $6500 for legal | {wife of William Patrick Neidhamer, | gounsel in the transit rate case and their 3-vear-old son, Merrick. now pending before the public serv- : ‘ ived fee commission was referred to the| The wives and children arr finance committee, lin San Francisco aboard the Mon- - Edward R. Kealing, vice presi- | terey, gent of the council who presided | ry, of the husbands, Mr. Griffin and Mr. Boyd, both served: in the

over the special session, declared, a en Dual, money 1st marine division and were sent ‘and now theyre transferring the to Australia after Guadalcanal’ funds to fight in a case that's al- {Both are discharged and are residmost, over” ing here. Realy, saond i Suet | The third husband, Quartermaster Way Co., objected to the transfer,|l-¢ Niedhamer, the son of Mr. and that “It's illegal to hire! Mrs. Thomas Niedhamer, 1540 N. fen and then come to the council Rural st, is still in the navy and for maney for their employment.” | sailed ‘Monday for South America.

DOWNSTAIRS 2 AYRES

were Mrs. T. J. Belich and son, Michael, Brooklyn, N, Y.;

mont, and Mrs. Robert Pond, Bristol, Conn, ~ ”

3 Wives. 3 Tots Complete

The population of Indianapolis will be increased by six today w the arrival of three Australian war brides and their three children.

Griffin, 3056 Layman ave,

Something New in Men's All-Wool

TOPCOATS

B50

Good-looking,

single

coats with plenty of oomph in styling. Fine, silky all wool fleece fabrics that will wear and retain their shape. Beautifully lined of lustrous celanese rayon. Medium light grey, luggage, tan, Sizes

34 to 46. Regular; short

brown and teal,

and long.

| fl OAT —— ETT rT LTT

Long TALON zippers and SANFORIZED" percale have been combined with CLOTHESLINE'S famed workmanship to ‘bring you the season's outstanding dress in this price range. In red amd white . . . . blue and white . , . green and white checks.

‘Shrinkage less than one ‘percent,

and

Journéy to Indianapolis!

breasted fly front top-.

7 INITIATED INTO

Among the Australian G. I. wives and their children who arrived in San Francisco on the Monterey Mrs. Violet Griffin and 15-month-old daughter, Darlene, Indianapolis; Mrs. Beryle Wissner and son, John, Muir, Pa.; Mrs, D, Moore, Rutland, Ver-

enr——

BUTLER ASSOCIATION

ith |

The group includes Lowell DaVee, |

|Kaim,

all of Indianapolis; E. Hill, Athens, Tenn.; Marion, Ind, and John DiGiacoma, | ' Brooklyn, N. Y.

OO 0

:DOWNSTAIRS .£AYRES’ * STORE FOR MEN x

Men! New Zephyr Weight Raincoats!

56-95

new ight tan raincoat just right warmer ahead! It -can into a

light we poplin . for days So handy, be. folded small underarm "package. A gauze weight rubber lining and cemented seams to prevent leakage are two quality features of this outstanding raincoat. While a limited quantity lasts. 34 to 46.

Our shipment is so limited, we regret Wwe cannot accept mail or phone orders.

young men , . . famo stvle, comfort and “lon

Exclusively in this city in

Visit Our Men's Shoe Department!

Here you'll find fine quality

Us nanies

g Wear.

that

5 for men and assure vou

Sizes ”

E DRESSES—Downstairs at AYRES’

eH OD I

FINNIE

HEH RET

MEN'S STORE~Downstairs al AYRES’ 0000000000000 000000

Scheduled to arrive today Bre Mrs. Violet Griffin, wife of Harold | {Robert Stuppy, Carl Nelson, Philip | and their 15-month-old daughter, Darlene; Mrs. Elaine Boyd, wife of Billie Boyd, 44 E. Raymond st., and their son, Anthony Billie Ben Boyd, 2 years old, and Mrs. Barbara Neidhamer

Henry Robert Gore,

Hanan

A TITER TITER RE EEE EEE IONE LIOR RATER AREER LIOR RATIOS VE OO EONAR OE

: : x z fF

Hunn nm.

OR RE RH RT

March . 21

WISSOURI To 10 SAL FROM N, Y, MARCH a

WASHINGTON, March § (U.- P| ~The Battleship Missouri, ‘aboard | Precipitation 24 ars: ending 7: 30 am, which the Japanese signed surreri- | der terms, will sail from New York |

carrying the body of| [Turkish Ambassador Mehmet Erte- |

gun back to his homeland.

coast.

Er —

Teen’s “Betty Worth” rayon luana cloth solid color smoothie. Cap sleeves. Rayon braid trim. Tomato red and powder blue. Sizes 10 to 16, what else?

$5.40

a tts gi om iverty

Ambassador Ertegun died at his {post here in November, 1944, and | {was buried in this country tem{porarily because of war conditions, | At about the time the Missouri | is making ‘its voyage, home fleet will be conducting :ex-|F. Wor tensive maneuvers off the Spanish Both Secretary of State James 'F. Byrnes and the British admiralty sail yésterday there was no political significance in the two) Silunons events.

the British | Ly*faville

OFFICIAL WEATHER

U. 8 Weather BUreay um mmm “All Pata in Central Standard Time _

~March 8, 1046 iv io 8:00 | Sunset

COB

| Total precipitation since Jan. 1. Sxceti-Delllicy sitive Jan, 1

Cincinnatt ,.....

Cleveland ..

Denver iv... ua

will visit Greece, Egypt, Italy and Sat aRboniD |. the Tangier international one.

on Francisco . D.C

th indianapolis (City Los Angeles “irre rane

Miam Mpls. Ist. | New Orleans ..

Paul .

City ..

Cisrrasnaes

High Low

view. Frolic” | izations

|Y. W. C. A.

317 7

iY, WC. A | Geneva, Wis.

, frolic,

BUTLER T0 OFFER FAIRVIEW FROLIC! “= == re

Butler university's annual “Pair- | will be presented to{morrow night, with campus organparticipating under the The. following table shows the tempera-| | sponsorship of the Y. M. C. A. and ture and precipitation in-other cities: Station Atlanta | Boston Chicago

62 [from 7 to 11 p. m. in the Arthur 42 | Jordan Memorial hall, will go to the! | World Student Service fund and to {send Butler delegates to the annual

Funds from the frolic. ‘scheduled | * That 4 AL Chronic bronchitis evelop if

38 | Judges and chaperons for the 3) |ffolic include Dr. and Mrs. Charles(§oothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed | C. Josey, Dean Elizabeth B. Ward and Dr. and Mrs. Clide E. Aldrich. {Miss June Ann Goodrich and Hu-| | bert Fowler are co-chairmen of the

tetas Sere ————————— PLASTICS 75 YEARS OLD WASHINGTON, — Plastics have | W1 been known for about 75 years, froin | i

. FRIDAY, MARCH 5 1946

| the time when Hiatt discovered tha | camphor and cellulose nitrate makd

a &

Advertizeramy

Beware Conch

from common colds

your cough, chest cold, 8.00 bron= chitis is not treated afford so! to Bot pened Frees which goes right | trouble to help loosen and expel ge ‘laden phlegm and aid nature . Q

CANDO

conference at Lake

chial mGcous membranes. Creomulsion blends beechwood with othe

—

a —_lp er,

«9

TEEN SHOP—

ownstairs

at AYRES’

assis tigin

Teen’ “Bonnie Blair” striped

timer. Just look at that full-full

fitted bodice. It can be had IN pink, blue and daffodil yellow.

In sizes 10 in 16,

we've said it again - (and we're glad).

percale swing- [§

skirt and trimly ~

$3.00

Sid vn i erin ests pA

“BUY WAY” of Indianapolis) __S~———

Te N IRIUM » TL

IEE LEA TX as pp RTI haan iE TS

Checked ravon seersucker . .. in lush pastel shades. Two-piece style with pretty lace trim. Sizes 10 to - 16, - you might know.

Pp ee

Einar dab

phs” Teen-Hi Dresses by “Bonnie Blair” -

“Betty Worth” SIZES 10 to 16!

Yes, yes . . . here's the rave raiment of the high school crowd . . . those number one # dingos” ‘that strut their stuff before many a “jumpin’ juke box.” They’ re HERE x... and waiting for YOU! ' Cot-

tons! Spuns! Rayon luanas! Seersucker! Teen “Betty Worth”

black and white checked spun rayon dress. with white pique collar, clever simulated -pockets. Sizes 10 to 16, of course.

FRIDAY,

$5.00

Teen's “Bonnie Blair” plaid gingham with midriff accent. (Shades of Grandmother Green). Sweet ¢ as sugar candy in red or blue with white, ' combination. Sizes 10 To to 16, or have we said that before? \ \; $3.00

EURASIA HA———————————————————————— Hr mn————— A TL A

HH n - wo eo HENRY I re EH EET HTT ITT TEER HE TPIT HITTITE NN wm ETTORE REE E00 T TOT 1OETS ETON NE TE TTIITE THE SEER TORII PLEIRER TIES ITI ST ————————————————— = HHIHN "a NHN ' " HIN TEI FOTO IEEE ETTORE TT Ln HOHE

- 2 «P

. No ha these | equally swept navy, | or felt ber of flower: trim.

Othe