Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1946 — Page 3

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LEGISLATOR FILES FOR RENOMINATION

Mrs.“Katherine W. -Atkins, yepresentative in the last legislature, has announced her candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket.

* Active in Republican politics many years, Mrs, Atkins was a delegate to the G.O.P, national convention in Philadelphia in 1940. She was = appointed by Governor. Gates to the fair employment practices advisory board. She is a member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, the Society of Colonial Dames, Junior league, Traveler's Ald society, and the executive committee of the Indianapolis Counell of Social Agencies.

STRAUSS SAYS:

| FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1948

| Makes Incubator, : |

! ; —t * | . Saves Son's Life LOS ANGELES, April 5 (U. P). —=8hoe: Repairman Ramon Carbajal, who could not afford to buy an incubator for his two-pound | one-ounce son, solved the problem with a°discarded elect¥ic heater . and some scrap lumber. The baby, Ramon Jr., delivered by, Caesarian operation last November, now weighs 11% pounds and has a Palm Springs tan. The baby’s basket rests on an old steamer trunk inclosed by the five-foot-high incubator of wood and sheet. Cardboard shields a light globe above. A cheap thermometer gauges the heat provided by the electric heater, fastened on an old light standard.

very woman (even though blessed with a perfect figure) feels better groomed . . . more perfectly dressed with the

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firmness . . . the comfort

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light and boneless it may be.

Shm young figures like these

BITSIES

BY MABS . . . they're

of rayon and cotton, shirred with

elastic and lace edged.

Blue or

Firmer chiffon + +o two-way stretch with firm nylon

panel.

white. 5.00

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WARREN SENIOR PUPILS IN TEST

Four Seek Scholarships Awarded by NEA.

Four Warren -Cengral high school seniors recently eompeted for scholarships awarded by the National Education association. They were Pat Free, Mary Winslow, Jane Eash and Warren Timmerman. To be eligible for the competition, a student must be a member of the National Honor society and express his desire to compete. Ten scholar ships are awarded throughout the United States.

Kenneth Tuxhorn was named chairman of the atomic energy forum Tuesday at a meeting of the Warren Central junior historical society. Other members of the forum are Donald Bego, Bettye, Jane Hurt, Kendrick Hatt and Betty Folkening.

Future scheduled activities of the historical society include a breakfast in the school cafeteria April 12. Members of .the committee in charge are Ruth Wukasch and Ruthe Kissel, co-chairmen, and Virginia Sittles, Beverly McClintick and Jo Ann Windisch. Georgialee Hyatt has been appointed editor of the club's year book. Other members of the staff are Kenneth Tuxhorm, Doreen Sanders, Jackie Kirby, Eugene Bardonner, Carole Singleton, Jack Garinger, Bettye Jane Hurt, Betty Meier and Doris Prange. The club will observe Arbor Day Monday by planting a tulip tree at the school. Eugene Bardonner, Betty Folkening and Kenneth Tuxhorn will officiate at the exercises. Jean Bailey is planning the last party of the year, date not yet announced, She is assisted by Alfred Koehring, Don Kleine and Bettye Jane Hurt,

Warren Central will play host to the Gray-Y recreational convention tonight and tomorrow. John Turner, head of the east branch of the Y. M. C. A. planned the convention, which will be attended by

| grade schools.

boys from all Warren township

MEETINGS PLANNED FOR JEWISH LEADER

It. Col. Judah Nadich, former aide to Gen. Dwight D, Eisenhower and the first Jewish chaplain to go overseas in world war II, will speak three times in Indianapolis next week. " The Women's Special Gifts division of the Jewish Welfare fund will present Col, Nadich at a noon luncheon Thursday, April 11, in the Broadmoor Country club. That night he will address a local men’s group and Friday night, April 12, will give the address at the Temple

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Tearose shade. 7.50

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The Women's Shap, Third Flenr

Beth-El Zedeck. At the luncheon and night meetings the speaker will appear under the auspices of the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine which is being sponsored locally by the Jewish Welfare fund. The welfare fund is aiding with |a nationwide campaign to raise 1$100,000,000 in 1946 for a gigantic {relief and reconstruction program [in Europe and other lands, for | large-scale upbuilding and settlement in Palestine and for the adjustment of newcomers to the United States. | Mrs. J. A. Goodman, general {chairman of the Women's Special |Gifts division, is. assisted by the {following co-chairmen?’ Mrs. Charles | Efrovmson, Herman Chalfie. Victor Goldberg and Max Selig.

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I¥'s a breath of Paris in the Springtime carefree design , , . the soft blending of colors . . , a beautiful NYLON SCARF to tie or drape or fold into new and interesting ways

for your tailored suits and

This is one of several .. handsome NYLON scarfs at 3.00.

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STRAUSS He > : 2 » SAYS;

® i 3 . Bs Cone to The Man's Stere for EASTER outfit¥ing is a time-honored cusfem. [t has been observed by gentlemen through the gansratiens—insluding Indianapolis’ and Indiana's historie and illustrious sons in Literature, in Politics, in Art, in CommercenProfessions, Industry and Husbandry—including the rank ‘and file of her fine Salt of the Earth Citizenry. And this preference . . . for Strauss Clothes begins at a very tender age ... boys want . .. they insist that... THEIR clothes come from The \ "THE EGG Man's Store! It's such a strong, healthy-impulse that many of them AND |" just "don't feel right" unless the clothes are from Strauss! 3 on the oe FOURTH FLOOR . - And so there has grown up a deep and ever widening "Like MEN'S Father-Like-Son" Tradition . . . that finds eloquent expression . . . at ; CLOTHING— Easter Time . . . when men (from 2 to 20... and 20 to 40 ... . and 40 Second Floor : ; MEN'S HATS— to 80 and beyond) come to their several Shops . . . Temporarily on to be outfitted head to foot! Second Floor . MEN'S SHOLS-.. This has been so . . . for 93,-going on 94 years. It will continue Temporarily on ® ; Sixth Floor increasingly, for at least the next hundred years or so... in MEN'S the building on the corner into which we mave just moved. FURNISHINGS— v. : 4 Temporarily on p Sith Floor THE LADIES . . . BOYS’ SHOPS— ¢ Fourth Floor, (A pause here while we touch the hat)—have shown such magnificent WOMEN'S SHOP appreciation for “simply beautiful” clothes—that there 1s an expanded >

Third Floor “ME TOO" (Little Girls’ Shop)—Fourth Floor

Shop—a complete floor—the THIRD~for their greater enjoyment! v r . The Suits and Coats and Dresses—and the smart decessories are ’ presented—in the Shop that, physically, is stil® far from being completed

~—but it's an experience to visit ii—just the same!

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