Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1947 — Page 9

|proved recreation programs. With many yother sections af the!the amount of leisure time available Jan: 21 for ato both ‘workers ‘and : proféssional erence to spon- persons on the increase, Governor

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Established 1873 74 Years in One Location

JANUARY Clearance Sale In All Departments

Due to the Warm Season and

Hosiery Sale As Long as Quantity Lasts ' Nylon Hose

Full-Fashioned and Seamless Excellent Thirds (First Quality on These, $1.35) Beautiful Colors

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Sheer Irregulars JPAIR

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FUR COATS ( "™ Ses” ) ‘meiaca. $69.00

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Satin Raincoats ( ue 2 shoeties ? $11.66 MEN'S SUITS ( “tu aten) $19.95, $33.00 MEN'S TOPCOATS, all- wool, MEN'S SHORTS ( cities) BOYS’ SWEATERS (** Nix", 3 r=) 98¢

Slash! Slash! Slash! . Hundreds of Boys’ and Men's Leather—Wool & Leather Combinations COATS, JACKETS, MACKINAWS—Now

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AND Army Blankets (20am: 25% sect, Sort) $3.98

MORE ‘and Warm, Full Size, Limit

Crochet Cotton (

Bath Room Sets to Match Hundreds of Other Sale Items STORE HOURS:

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Tremendous Stocks We Have Slashed Prices

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Fight Against

_ Friends Demand He Yield Party Post

To By GEORGE WELLER . Correspondent

Winston Churchill yield his post as

leader of ‘the capitalist - opposition against Britain's Socialist cabinet have risen in tone-as a result of

lgollectivist legislation, It was often convenient during

wrong on Mr. Churchill. At pres. ent a great deal is geing “wrong, from the conservative and capitalist view, with British economy. Socialism —a state-owned and operated egonomy-—has. come in the back door of the British system. The defense against statism has beerf weak, the backers of private enterprise say. And they charge. Mr. Churchill with being mainly responsible for the poorly organized show that capitalism and laissez-faire economy have been able to offer so far. Still Admired Mr. Churchill is still the most admired public man in Britain. His blunders are forgiven in the name “of his uncompromising attttude toward Russian expansionism. A conservative reproach against the party leader is the same as the title of an American popular song now popular here: “Too Many Irons in the Fire.” Mr. Churchill's’ memoirs of the war are said to be approaching the 200,000-word mark, and may add nearly as much to the Roosevelt of the. war years as David Lloyd George's did to Weedrow Wilson. But while Mr. Churchill stays at

stage murmurs demanding that]

the nearly unchallenged march of}

the war to blame things that went}

Churchill Blamed for Poor

Socialism

LOSING GRIP ‘~ Winston Churchill dictating his memoirs while Socialists dictate new economy for Britain,

home and dictates memoirs, the Soclalists are dictating a new economy to a Britain half-awake to the meaning of the changes, "Eden Remains Silent

His Conservative .friends—with Anthony Eden as deputy leader of the opposition remaining loyally silent — believe also that Mr. Churchill should give his job to someone capable of giving all his energy to fighting off, British col lectivism., What many Conservatives are now quietly asking is that Winston Churchill be denationalized "and returned to private enterprise. Otherwise, there may soon be no capitalism left, they say.

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