Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1947 — Page 15

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YRagords be Court SedenFollows Prosecutor's Charge of Election Irregularities

_ All records of the primdry election were impounded today by court ote for a sweeping investigation by Prosecutor Judson L. Stark of

irregularities in balloting last May 7.

impounding order was issued late Jesjarday by Judge W. D. Bain of criminal court on motions filed by Mr, Star - The prosecutor informed the court that his os had information that there were “unlawful activities” in the balloting and that he ‘wanted

all ballots and records for: examination,

However, County Clerk A. Jack Tilson said the ballots were de«stroyed last Dec. 17 in accordance with the law. He was instructed by Judge Bain to hold all other

On Jufges Asked

Indiana Bar Managers Ask Non-Partisan Vote

The resolution also proposed the legislature provide for “sub stantial increases” in salaries for all judges: Most judges are receiving $10,000 annually,

ments for candidates seeking elécbor to the Indiana supreme court 8 minimum of 10 years experience in practicing. Wemmer Welcqmes Members ‘The association opened its mjdwinter meeting with an address of welcome by William H. Wemmer,

association, Other speakers for the two-day meeting will include Judge John C. Knox, of the U. 8. district court of New York, who will talk off the proposed federal labor courts at the annual banquet tomorrow night;

Ray MWrphy, of New York; Chase| ro ML Smith,

Phienen, and Richard | F. Mills and Merle Miller, of Indianapolis.

Rail Station Burns

CHARLESTON, 8. C.; Jan. 10 (U. P).~The 40-year-old Union railroad station, a three-story structure in the heart of town, was destroyed today by fire after an oil stove exploded in the lobby. None was injured.

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| Two hundred Seventy nine Fri dents at George Washington high |Pess school achieved honor roll standing |Thes jon the second report of the current semester, Of this group 140 dre on the high honor roll and 139 ov. | honor roll rating. High honor soll members are:

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for Workingmen!

Men's Neatly Tailored Blue Uniform Shirts

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Special! Men's ‘Heavy Gray Covert Work Pants

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through your roughest jobs in the factory, farm or home! Full cut and firmly stitched for extra strength and comfort. Fully sanforized. 2 6a Roomy pockets. Sizes 29 to 50, fen

Men’s Warm 100% Wool Husky Plaid Mackinaws

The outdoors man will find lots of warmth and plenty of action-free comfort in these light plaid fellows! Well tailored, full belted styles with deep pockets. Wind and weather resistant texture. 8 00 wr

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Off to school or. in the play-yard he'll always be toasty warm in one of these husky mackinaws he's always admired! png wearing fabrics! ‘Distinct plaids in vibrant colors. Allaround belted style made with 4 roomy pockets. Fully lined.

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BOYS’ SNAPPY WINTER SLACKS

® PLACED ON SALE FOR HUGE JANUARY SAVINGS!

Active boys never have enough slacks to go with their They'll like these full cuf, well tailored ones made with cuffed bottoms and sipper fly. “ Made with deep, sturdy pockets, too, for all his tops, Brown, green and blue in sises 10

sweaters ‘and shirts!

knives and stuff. up to 20.

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® CHOOSE FROM . . LEADING NEW SPRING STYLES ++ ALL BUDGET PRICED TOMORROW

Lovable, tubable pretties in butfon-down-the-front feminine fashions youll slip on the first thing in the morning and wear them cheerfully all day long! Fresh, new spring cottons in flower-garden printed patterns that’ wash wonderfully time after time! particular attention paid to the tiniest ; als Wash-fast colors.

Sizes 14 to 20, 38 fo 44.

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School-play clothes are | | not just values . . .

THEYRE INVESTMENTS

BOYS' DENIM OVERALL PANTS || ® STRONG DOUBLE-STITCHED SEAMS!

A timely shipment of those sturdy, comfortable waistband overall I pants . +, so perfect for chores or play! Of strong, heavyweight blue denim with copper riveting at poipts of strain and durable double stitching ‘at the seams for extra strength, Yoke back for @ perfect snug fit, Bargain priced for a fast sellout tomorrow ®

at Penney’s! Sizes 6 to 16.

A SPECIAL VALUE! Boys’ Crew Neck Fancy Pattern SLIPOVER SWEATERS

Here's the first thing they'll resch for getting ready for school, to go-qut for mother or even for dress-up wear! Firmly woven for perfect permanent fit. Fancy, clear-cut jacquard designs. Long sleeve styles in

sizes 8 to 16, A Budget priced, too!

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SHIRT SIZES . .

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Boys' Fine Quality Athletic

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