Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1946 — Page 12

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Funeral for I..U. Treasurer, \ Planned for Tomorrow.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ‘May 30.— Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president emeritus of Indiana university, will give the funeral address for Ward G. Biddle, vice president and treasurere of the university, who died Tuesday, in services at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Memorial Union building in Bloomington. The Rev. Joseph Walker, pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Bloomington, will be in charge -of the services and the Rev. Merrill B. McFall, pastor of the First Methodist church there, will give the prayer. Music will be provided by members of the faculty of the Indiana university School of Music. Pallbearers were chosen from members of the staff of the office of vice president and treasurer. They are J. A. Franklin, assistant treasurer; Claude J. Black, purchasing agent; J. W. Hicks, chief accountant: Harold W. Jordan, director of service enterprises; Henry E. Pearson, supetintendent of buildings and grounds; L. L. Fisher, cashier; M. C. Barker, manager of the insurance department, and Robert E. Burton, assistant vice presi-

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Better Dresses — Reduced!

Regularly 7.70 to 14.95 : Now Broken color and size assortment for ‘Juniors— Misses—Women. One and Two-piece styles in a 3 ) good assortment of colors. Some slightly soiled

from handling.

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University classes will be suspended from 10 a. m. until noon| tomorrow. Administrative offices will be closed all day. |

NOVELIST RAWLINGS

-Hats Were 1.99 to 4.95

Smart year 'round felts and straws from

Millinery

our own stocks in a good color assortment. Some slightly soiled from handling.

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GAINESVILLE, Fla., May 30 (U. P.). — Novelist Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings yesterday returned to her typewriter proud that “the state of Florida has upheld the right of all earnest and conscientious writers to write. A six-man jury returned a verdict of “pot guilty” in the $100,000 invasion of privacy suit brought against the julitzer prize winning author by Zelma Cason. “The jury deliberated only 30 minutes after receiving the six-day-old case from Circuit Judge John A. Murphree. Miss Cason, referred to as “my friend Zelma,” in the Rawlings’ autobiography of the Florida cracker county, “Cross Creek,” made no

Clearance Coats and Suits

Regularly 19.80 to 29.95

All Wool Short Coats in Spring's most popular colors. Now

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Broken assortments for Juniors and Misses.

All Wool Suits in wanted spring colors. Broken assort-

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comment on the decision. She had sued for damages which she said were caused by Mrs. Rawlings’ descriptions of her. Mrs. Rawlings received the verdict with tears in her eyes and

said she. was “glad the state of Florida had upheld the right of all earnest and conscientious writers to write.”

SHIPPING IS PROBLEM IN RELIEF TO HUNGRY

WASHINGTON, May 30 (U. P.). —Agriculture department officials today studied ways of rushing grain overseas in time to ease mass hunger, : Secretary of Agriculture Clinton |P. Anderson has announced the] government has obtained enough] grain under its bonus program to! keep its promises to export a recordbreaking 400,000,000 bushels from] its 1945 crop. | But he said it might not be pos-| sible to get all this grain abroad by | the July 1 deadline unless tremendous transportation problems could be overcome. Nearly 74,600,000 | bushels of grain would have to be shipped during the next 32 days. The best this country has been able to do so far included 41,030,000 bushel shipped last January—the only month this year the U. 8. has topped its monthly export goal of | 37,300,000 bushels. i

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Battle Jacket Checked Suits

Regularly 12.60 Hounds tooth

Coats & Suits

Were $24 to $35

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suits, sizes 10 to 16. Better stocks reduced! Broken as- Wear separately or to- 99 sortment for Juniors and Misses. gether! : i i

Last week we received an amazing number of comments on this dress. And little wonder. See its jagged, icy inserts dipping into the field of solid color, escorted | by buttons in | perfect formation. 12 to 18, and only

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Sportswear Reduced! -

Blouses—— Long and short sleeved blouses. Regularly 2.70 to 3.98..

1.99

1.00 3.98

Broken color and size assortment. Some slightly soiled.

Slacks—Cotton and rayon slacks in light colors. Broken size and color assortment. Some slightly soiled. Regularly 3.98 to 5.98.

Jumpers—Just 7 Rayon Crepe jumpers. Sizes 14 and 16 only. Navy or brown. Regularly 5.98. Now a real buy at only

learance! Shoes for the Famil

Women's «2a. Arch Shoes

Regularly Priced at $4 Now

Soft black kid gypsy oxfords and Nurse oxfords. Regularly priced at $4.00. A real value at any price. Sizes are slightly broken. + Come early

for best selection. Sorry, No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted

“Women's Slippers ~~ nn, $1

Regularly to 2.29. Broken sizes. Now priced to clear # Men's and Boys" Sandals and Moccasins Now

Regularly priced up to 3.95. Broken sizes. ...........

* Children’s ‘Play Oxfords

Fabrie play oxfords with. durable S ; soles. Brown only. All sizes—3 to 8. Now Regularly 249 .........0000000000 ; :

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Broadcloth Rompers—-Blue only. Hand embroidered. Sizes 1 and 2.

Were 298 ,...... 0.0... eh re I Now 1.98 All-Wool Cardigan Sweaters—Blue, brown, pink or yellow. Sizes 1 to 3. Were OB. ....... oii i tt ci ed A Ti did ehian Now $1

Girls’ Toddler Coals—Fitted or box styles. Red, rose, aqua or tweed. Sizes 2,3, 4. Were 7.95 to 10.95. Hats included ......... ve... Now $3 Boys’ Spring Coats—All wool. Greatly reduced. Sizes 3 to,6. Tan, brown and tweeds. Were 11.95 to 13.95. Hats included ....... . Now $5 Girls’ Cotton, Rayon and Spun Rayon Dresses—Broken sizes. 7 to 14. Were 20810598 .......ccuiseeisvavnsrinsss servers NOI $3

Girls’ Tailored Shirt Blouses— White only. Sizes 7 to 14. Were 208 i i sia eter er anes e.... Now $1

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WASSON’'S DOWNSTAIRS BUDGET CHILDREN’S AND INFANTS’ WEAR 4 Men's “Fruit-of-the Loom”

Special! Shorts and Undershirts

Fine combed cotton yarn shirts. Sizes 34 to'46. Shorts are san- smmrs

forized cotton stripes, 30 to 44. Sorry, no mail or phone orders, please. SHORTS

Two and '5 yards long, and 76 inches wide (the pair). flocked on fine quality pin dot. Hemmed and headed, ready to

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Sure Fit” Washable Cretonne!

Boudoir Chair Covers co 1%

Attractive floral print in wine, green or blue with tape-bound seams. They're washable, and fit any regular size boudoir chair!

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Big, bold, bright printed floral drapery set in an all-over washable pat« tern with blue, yellow or red backgrounds, Pinch-pleated, ready to hang. Full 214 yards C long and 76 inches wide :

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