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THURSDAY, OCT. 31, 1946

AUSTRIANS SOUR ON OCCUPATION

Visiting Foreign Minister Deplores Confusion.

By FREDERICK OECHSNER Seripps-Howard Staff Writer ASHINGTON, Oct. 31. — The eign minister of Austria sat in his shirtsleeves while an extremely pretty young Austrian secretary sewed a button or his cuff.

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sunburned, sandy-haired, .manner—<had also lost a button from his coat. other room being repaired as we talked. He didn’t want to discuss politics yet. Well, all right, maybe he would talk just a bit of politics, avoiding those subjects that he was going to | touch on in New York at the Her-ald-Tribune forum Wednesday. Dr, Gruber learned his excellent English from listening secretly to the BBC and the American radio durIng the war, He was in the Austrian resistance movement, he arrested the German commandIng general and his staff, Lo their considerable surprise. Through the: ban on. political topics, there pierced an impression that Dr. Gruber, like most of the other 6,500,000 Austrians, think much of the occupation, and would prefer to see more of the “independence” that was pledged in the Moscow declaration. Obviously there are hitches to that, and‘ one of them is clearly at the occupying powers cannot ee on the question. One would

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not of course want to say that they could not agree on a lot of things, such as the nationalization of certain key industries which, though doesn't |it has already been voted into law by the Austrian parliament, is blocked by the Russians who think that it will cut into their repara-

This impotence of the government is apparently one thing Dr. Gruber had in mind when he said that the picture of democracy-in-action which is being held up to the Austrian youth is less than

Another thing, contributing * the discouragement of youth is that 500,000 young Austrian males are! party with Halloween. still listed as “missing”; {direct effect on the skilled labor | situation and on the morale of the country’s surplus females,

City Recreatio

The first of a series of Sadie Hawkins day parties sponsored by the city park and recreation division in co-operation with The Times will be held tonight by the Boogieville Teen Canteen. The Boogieville group is “sorta jumpin’ th’ gun,” as Li'l Abner of the famous Times comic strip would Say « « o for Sadie Hawkins day doesn’t come until Nov. 9. But the teen-agers wanted to combine their this has a| Mrs: Norma Koster, supervisor of special activities for the park and | recreation department, is making arrangements for the Sadie Hawk-

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Lil Abner, portrayed here by Keith Doolin, 226 E. 12th st., will be the quarry todight at the Sadie Hawkins day party the Boogieville Teen Canteen will stage at the First Presbyterian gym. In the role of Daisy Mae above are (left) Beverly Benedict, 2017 Central ave, and Doris Givan, 1325 Carrollton ave,

n Department, Sponsor Frolics

ins day parties at most community centers the night of Nov. 9. Drawings submitted in the recent Lena the Hyena contest The Times conducted will be used as decora-

tions in the centers. Some centers are awarding prizes to those whose

ters of The Times’ Li'l Abner comic strip. Groups wanting information on how to conduct a Sadie Hawkins day party may obtain necessary { materials by calling Mrs. Koster at | the park board or writing The In- | dianapolis Times.

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7 ourth Floor ——

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF YARNS, odds and ends of different kinds,

plenty to make Christmas gifts, were 60¢c to 300 .......ccé5cevnn for 1.00

STAMPED GOODS, bibs,

children’s aprons, etc., were BOC 10 T96 ....rvins

ror 1,00 BABY BLANKETS, were 2.00 .........oeene aness

FINISHED MODELS, wide variety—

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HOUSEKEEPING ‘DEPARTMENT

Fifth Floor ——- (61) CAMPERS’ AIDS, wiener roaster sets, were TO anna 50¢ (2) BARBECUE WAGONS, were 11900. ........54:4 19. 00

(3) BARS, for office or house, leath~

erette covered, were h0 00 "

TBO oivsnnsvinvesasnns (11) ELECTRIC FRYING PANS, 10-

inch size, were 5 95 .

B95 ,iouviveririresninnndi

(4) ELECTRIC TABLE BROILERS, damaged, were 3308 .ii.nninicirinrenrnn ’

(41) MAGNESIUM GRILLS, double

burner, were 2 a8 .

5.49 (18) FIRE EX TING UI SHERS, for

home or car, were BIB ..vensiarairiirenenes ¥ (39) ALUMINUM GRATERS, 50 ¢ large size, were 1.00 .......

(19) FLOWER POTS WITH RACK, were 1.25 .........

50¢ (17) COAL SAVERS, large

size, were 13.95 : senanvann 5.95

Small size, were

a 2.95 1.50 R CUR7) ou Snowe were 3.95 1.00 (31) WOOD SERVING TRAYS, deco-

rated, attractive, were 00 2.69 { .

(47 Jars) SILVER FLUFF, silver polish, were i 3b¢

(16) GARBAGE CAN AND STOOL

combinations, were 6 95 .

(11) SHOWER AND DRAPE SETS, were 795 ..........

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E30 i le Baars (40 Jars) JOHNSON'S SHINE-UP POLISH, were Dy 8 cor Be

DRAPERIES Fifth Floor ——

FABRICS, modern textured rayon and cotton, for drapery or upholstery;

blue, chartreuse, gray or gold, was 598 yd. ........ 3.98

COTTON DRAPERY FABRIC, selfplaid, blue or chartreuse, wis 300 Fa. .eiiieinrinnines 2.95

ORGANDY CURTAINS, 41x90 inch, with 7-inch ruffles, perma- 1. 95 nent finish, were 10.95 pr..

COTTAGE SETS, white with tiny dots

in red, blue, green, were 2 98

398 pr. ....iiiaiiiiiiiinins .

COTTON HAND PRINTS, beige, green or white background, with floral print, were 2.95 | 49

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ODD SIZE VENETIAN BLINDS CORNICE BOARDS, used for display,

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een 1 PRICE OSRADES rr... 4. PRICE

(1 Pr.) RUFFLED DRAPERIES, yellow and gray plaid, were 2695 ....c.00iiiinnne

(2 Prs.) RUFFLED DRAPERIES, tur

quoise and rose, were 12. 50

. 26.95 (1 Pr.) GINGHAM DRAPERIES, large blue and white checks, with white chintz ruffles,

were 15995 ......coienunnneen s (1 Pr.) RAYON DRAPERIES, small’ blue and white check.

were 14.50 6.50

(1 Pr.) WHITE CHINTZ DRAPERIES,

with blue plaid ruffles, 15.95

were (1) WHITE CHINTZ SPREAD, full

size, with blue and green checked skirt, was 19.00 . 9.50

(2) SINGLE SIZE SPREADS, [450 white

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‘cotton with red roses, were 19.50 each ...........- (2) SINGLE BED PETTICOATS,

were 1250 tach + veverasess: P30

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Fifth Floor

TUMBLERS, 9 and 12-0z, sizes, wreath cut or frosted designs, 10¢

Were 156 @ABN ....:.uiierenes 5-0Z., TUMBLERS, undecorated, 5 were 10¢ each ....... sesenannas ¢ GLASS BAROMETERS, were 2.00 , 1 00 crystal glass, were 100 ,...., 19¢

APPLE SALAD BOWLS, clear CRYSTAL SWANS, ivy holders

WS ABO uses in enssssrnny 19¢ :

PLAIN WHITE CUPS, Adam

antique pattern .............. 20¢

CRYSTAL BOOKENDS, goose girl design, were 2.00 pr.

DUBONNET TRAYS, were 1.00 ........... cc

WOODEN GLASS HOLDERS, Were S06. .u...viaianrnsansnsns

HOMER LAUGHLIN DINNERWARE

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Odds and ends of your favorite patterns, to fill out your sets: Waveland (blue and maroon) Fairy Wreath Apple Blossom American Beauty

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FLOOR COVERINGS = Fifth Floor ———

(4) ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUGS,

about 4x7 ft, were 150 00 ¥

225.00, each ......... . (3) HAND-HOOKED RUGS, all-wool,

13x20 ft, were 295 00 "

400.00, eaCh ..ievvenes

(3) HAND-HOOKED RUGS, all-wool, 12x18 ft., were 399.00, each .........

(1) BEIGE CHENILLE CARPET, slightly soiled, 12x12 was 24300 ...........

(1) BEIGE CHENILLE CARPET, slightly soiled, 12x15

ft., was 293.00 ........ 215.00

(1) HAND-HOOKED RUG, slightly $ soiled, 4x6 ft., was 40.50... innrnniiive ’ (1) HAND-HOOKED RUG, slightly soiled, 3x4 ft., was CC BLB0 Liiiiienenngienes 1 (3) HAND-HOOKED RUGS, slightly soiled, 27x50 in., were 1998 ..... i u00 00s (2) HAND-HOOKED RUGS, slightly soiled, 2x4 ft. were 17.50 ....coueisuss . (2) HAND-HOOKED RUGS, slightly soiled, 2x4 ft., were 15.08 ..... 0000000 . (1) COTTON BRAID RUG, slightly soiled, 4x6 ft. was 17.50 ..........0000 . : (1) HUDSON VALLEY RUG, slightly

soiled, 36 in. round, WAS 13.98. ,.0iiitvarirnans bd (5) HUDSON VALLEY RUGS, slightly soiled, 32x60 in., were 16.95

(1) HUDSON VALLEY RUG, slightly soiled, 2x4 ft., was 9.98 .......... srenues " (12) HUDSON VALLEY RUGS, slightly soiled, 2x3 ft. 5 Wera 7.95 ..uanisciinnives (5) COTTON LOOP RUGS, slightly soiled, 3x5 ft. were 14.95 ........ Beisese 9.97

(4). COTTON LOOP RUGS, 2x3 ft, slightly soiled, were B88 uriinrciarssiniarnne .

(1) COTTON LOOP RUG, slightly soiled, 24x48 in., WARS 6.50 .......c00vininnn Ld (34) RAG RUGS, slightly soiled, 24x44 in., were 298 ....... ci0nvnaran vo fut (1) RAG RUG, 24x40 in,, ph ... 230 €l1) RAG RU G, lightly soiled, 24x38 Mn., was int, 3.25

(3) CHENILLE LID COVERS, were 1.00 ..... aie vieiivs 50¢c

(1 Pr.) WHITE CHINTZ DRAPERIES,

with blue plaid ruffles, 1 50

were 15.95 VANITY SKIRT, yellow and gray

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(1) WHITE CHINTZ SPREAD, full size, with. blue and green checked

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skirt, was i 19.00 occa i iiniananinans . (2) SINGLE SIZE SPREADS, white

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(10) RECORD CARRYING CASES, were 2.98 ........

(15) MUSIC RACKS, for sheet musie, were 5% ......

Parts Department Fifth Floor

TWO-WAY TALKIES, made by Dictograph, were 17.50

. 12.95 "28 and 30-ch sizes OU 100 606

DUROLITE FOCUSING FLASH-

LIGHTS, with 19 ¢

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NAVY TYPE LANTERNS, heavy duty, ' waterproof, complete; were 9.08 ....iiiin viii

TROUBLE RIGHTS, 15-ft. extension, complete with switch and | af

guard, were 2.30 ........0000 3%¢

PLASTIC ICE CUBE TRAYS, easy-out type, were 79¢,,,...

PHONOGRAPHS L— Fifth Floor

(8) PORTABLE ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPHS, were 39.956 ean REGIS Y

(6) PORTABLE ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPHS, with automatic record

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were 62.98 .......on000s

(10) PORTABLE COMBI NATIONS: radio and phonograph with auto-

were 8236 ce.vevernrer, 09090

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FINE FURNITURE

ee Sixth Floor

TALL CHAIR, tufted in yellow antique satin, was $125 19.50 }

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BOUDOIR CHAIR, barrel back, in bright rose and eggshell flowered faille, slightly soiled, was 35.00 ,

(3) KNEEHOLE DESKS, fine mahogany veneers, slightly damaged, were 4050 ......

LAWSON SOFA, red, rough-textured fabric, was 16050 ...covirencers ees

MATCHING LAWSON CHAIR, was 118.00......

.e 98.50

FINE LAMPS

Sixth Floor

SILK SHADES, counter soiled, 2 TOF

, 19.95 ... 25¢

fluted paper, were 70¢ ......

(12) VANITY LAMP SHADES, In green silk only, were | 2.50, GBC .unvesniinannnnas

TOYS

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PIG AND RING educational toys, were 2.00 .....ce0ieenns

SEA SCOOTERS, sailing boats,

1.39 were 50c

29¢ AUTO PULL TOYS,

were 1.00 ......... : cereseerins 59¢

RIFLE POP:GUNS, were

LE wvere 80

19¢ EWELRY to EL Mb .. 19¢

DRESSMAKING DOLLS, with patterns, were AM sani ssssansennevein 8

PEG WAGON PULL TOYS, were 1.25 ....coivinnenises wus 69%

METAL GANNON, action 8. 1085

STREAMLINE FLOOR TRAINS, . were c 1.79

SEs AsARRs RTS ANRERRRNRRRIS 69¢

EEE srtanaan

BEADS TO STRING, were 1.25

Crs ravsAsRR ATARI RARER

LAUNDRY SETS, yo BF RPE sess asat sans

WALL BLACKBOARDS; were 1.00

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