Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1946 — Page 4

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“MOORE MORTUARIES

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137 W. Washington St,

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Varied Aims. ‘By FRED WOLTMAN

showed today.

now are confronted by a bewildering array of names and aims, starting with the Air Service Veterans association, ad ending with Yanks, Ltd. In between; there is the Silver Star legion, Escape club, Xpow, Gold Eagle legion, Illinois Own Veterans of World War II, Inc, Vocational Veterans Brigade and the United Nations’ Legion of Detroit, which advocates . WSuoTing ous pay of $5000, Newark, N. J. has come through with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Service Men and Veterans. Some Called Rackets Some of them are local, others are national. | Many are nebulous and a few definitely rackets, according fo the Veterans Organizations Information. Service, a veterans clearing house started recently by former servicemen. “At present, ‘there's eonfusion everywhere about the veteran out fits,” sald Richard A. Brown, executive secretary of the service and an “The veterans organizatiorrs don't know where to turn for information about each other, much Jess the veterans themselves.” The largest, most substantial of the new outfits are the American Veterans committee and the AMVETS, he said. Wounded Unite This war's casualties have produced the Blinded Veterans association, and the Veterans Sounding Post (for deafened vets), both with in New York, and the United States Disabled Veterans, Eunice, Ind., and the Bilateral Amputees Olub~of\ America, Brigham City, Utah. ! The roster lists also the War Veterans Union, Anti-Axis “Veterans association, National Association of Air Force W

MODERN WOODMEN

- MEET TOMORROW

Representatives of the Modern Woodmen of America camps in In-|=

state meeting at the Hotel Lincoln tomorrow and Wednesday. gates will be selected for the head |= camp meeting the week of June 3 = in Chicago. Judges Charles F. Remy, 50-year member of the society, will be the principal speaker at the banquet tomorrow night. Guests will include John D, Pearson, insurance - commissioner of Indiana; Harry 8S. Redkey, Muncie, national auditor of the Woodmen, and J. Raymond Trout, Indianapolis, state manager. State officers who will participate in the sessions include Walter J. Kirsch, Indianapolis, state consul; Walter F. Wilkinson, New Castle, state ‘secretary; George P. Singer, Evansville, .staté adviser; James A. Carboh, Clinton, state escort; A. C. Williams, Seymour, state watch-

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ville, and Otis D. Rankin, Rushville, state trustees.

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Tomorrow!

Last Day of

E.O.M.

Ayres’ Downstairs Store - E.0.M.* Sale is a regular .monthly clearance of all odds and ends, soiled and damaged merchandise— in addition to many special purchases. No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders, please!

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Stor-Ald Storage Chests

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sturdy, spacious construction. Onyx plastic handle and latch. Wood reinforced, 3-ply wood grained fiberboard. A safe haven for

your linens, blankets and out-of-sea-son clothes . . . folds flat when not in use.

Brad Toy Chest and Bench

‘1.59

Combination toy - chest and bench . . . 8pecially stitched with no nails or screws which insures children against cuts or scratches. Easily holds the many toys children assemble in one place. Made of Kraft

board in a color tone that °

simulates maple.

“Fieldcrest” Woven Jacquard Bedspreads

3.98 4.35

Full and twin bed sizes in beautiful woven jacquard bedspreads. Fast colors of green, rust, rage and blue.

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Here It Is! Wonderful Outdoor Furniture for

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‘Sturdy, Well Built Solid Oak Glider

$14.95 ..

Roomy, 6-foot solid oak gliders with natural finish, Rigidly bolted construction and adjustable seat. Gliders that are ideal for porches or back yards.

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MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1946 =

Lovely Lace Panels

$7 00 cu

While a limited quantity Suitable for many windows in a home.

Seconds in lace panels. lasts.

LEATHERETTE by the Yard

$9.95 1.

New—plastic coated duck. Sturdy and long

wearing. Grand for chair coverings.

36-inch Widths in

Drapery Prints

Seconds and first qualities in Ruftex and novelty weave cottons with printed designs. Suitable for

draperies.

Drapery and Slip Cover

FABRIC by the Yard

79.-

Light weight printed crash in full bolts; seconds : in fine quality twill in short bolts from 10 to 20 yards, and, choice of several other fabrics at this one price.

Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders Filled on Yard Goods and Home Furnishings Merchandise

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Natural Finish

5 Oak Settess Matching : Natural Finish Comfortable double oak settees im Oak Chairs, : a $3.49 Each _ natural finish with rigid construc. ~ tion. Folds compactly and easly.

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