Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1947 — Page 20

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Hospital Aid at Parley

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Hospital association and the university.

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id atrarey IU. S. Highly Vulnerable mE sores To Attack from Air relations at Western Reserve univer- : I

sity, Cleveland, O. The institute is

mn sion wi oer: Defense Planners Find

Soo Locks in Great Lakes Cited as Example; If Bombed, Country Would Be Crippled

- By JIM G. LUCAS, Scripps-Howard Stafl Writer

today.

| for several years.

| home base,

They say our increased valner- dozen or more Mississippi river

ability after years of comparative bridges. If they were wrecked,

aware

Count on Enemy Trouble Our planners count on the enemy’s having as much trouble as we They say, for instance, we security behind two oceans is the United States would be cut in two.| haven't yet found how to make me-

do,

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Important sources of raw material would be but off from production. Relenss Pnners say they are the danger. It's being given a o of thought in the war) and navy departments and will get’ more when the defense department begins to function.

Right now, they say there's no reason: to throw a guard around bridges or set up anti-aircraft at the Boo locks. Moreover, the cost of a radar network for Canada and Alaska would run into - billions. WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Military men say all. our important in-| Since radar is still moving ahead, stallations—Mmdustrial or military—could be destroyed by enemy craft | | the equipment we'd install ‘now probably would be antiquated beThey say that's not as bad as it sounds, They don't expect trouble! fore we got it in place, By that time ey hope we'll be better able to defend

chanical egquipmen - peratures 60 sigh. jib = Right ‘Weather’ don't think Russia or any other na-| tion has, either,

could count _on through and back. missiles, they believe the V-2 still | is-the best on hand, and it can be accurately controlled only for the|beehives-—42 of them—inside a long first 60 miles. After that, an ene-| chamber in which temperature and my aiming for the 800 locks would humidity can be controlled at levels be lucky to hit the state of Michi! gan.

apparently is our strongest defense, It should serve us a few more years. | mum temperature -from the bees’ Mr, Forrestal and the joint chiefs viewpoint is between 80 and 85 de-| of staff want a single commander grees Fahrenheit, with relative huwith a staff of army, navy and air | midity- from 0 per cent to 656 per force officers responsible for. de-| cent, fense of the United States. He| would be relieved of responsibility id Bell's bees are so good-natured that for supply and administrat administration, "he ¢

THURSDAY, AUG. % 194

Pays Beekeeper

For the time being, no air force Service

head-net or gloves. He says they produce more honey, rear better queens, and are less likely to raid neighbor-colonies to steal honey. oy > .

By Science getting planes ORANGE, cal, Aug. T~Alr eon- | As for guided gitioning for bees pays, Leroy Bell!

of this city has found. He keeps his,

{ i |the bees like best. |

That degree ot enemy weakness| They aren't what buman beings | would find com{ ble, for opti-

Under thane living conditions Mr.

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he can work on the hives without

main reason De-! fense Secretary James Forrestal wants a unified § defense command for the"United

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States, Army and navy § men point to the Sault Ste, Marie locks between Lake Superior and Lake Huron |, to prove thelr point. The total tonnage through | the 800 Jocks each year Is greater | | than through the Panama. canal! {The total trafic on the Great {Lakes each year exceeds our Ocean { commerce. Through the Boo locks passes 85 per cent of the iron ore mined in the United States, plus | much of our coal and grain, r Would Alm for Soo Locks | Moreover, the Boo locks can be | reached by enemy bombers flying | the Great Circle route over the | North . pole. Should they be

Mr. Lucas

| knocked out, steel plants would be | paralyzed. We might, If we were | lucky, move 5 per cent of our iron {ore from the ranges to the steel] | mills by using rallroads, Defense planners are certaln any | power taking up arms against us| will try to knock out the Boo locks land thus destroy our ability to] {make war tools. Loss of 05 per | cent of our iron ore would be a cfippling blow, | Today, the Soo locks are all but { undefended. We have a small de- { tachment of military police to guard against on-the-spot sabotage. But | we have no anti-aircraft, no radar. | Radar Has Limited Range

We have only a tokén radar net- | work along the route enemy planes | would fly. None is in Canada. What | we have is world war II equipment, | concentrated in Alaska, As such, it has a limited range. Our vulnerability extends to a.

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FASHION DRESSES

CLEARANCE OF DRESSES Regularly 5.00 to 10.95!

$300

Spring and summer dresses that regularly sold for 5.00 to-10.95.

One and two-piece Assorted colors and sizes for juniors,

to 2.99.

$NYS

Children’s summer sandals, Were 1.49 to 1.99.

sizes and colors.

All white and white combination dress shoes, broken sizes, Were

SUMMER SHOES

Reduced to Clear!

Final summer sale of play shoes. Broken assortments and sizes. Were 1.99

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JEWELRY CLEARANCE |

49.

Better costume jewelry . . . 189 pieces, including pins, earrings and necklaces. Were1.00 and 2.00.

plus tax

LOL LIL

| 4.98. /

3.98,

1.29,

92 95

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Rayon satin and crepe slips. Sizes 32 to 36, tearose only. Were 3.98 and

3 Rayon satin petticoats, sizes 28 and 1 30, lace trimmed. All tearose. Were

i Plain cotton batiste gowns, eyelet 7 trim, Tearose only. Were 2.98.

Cotton slips, bias cut, strap style, lace trimmed. Sizes 40 to 44. Were

Lace trimmed fancy panties. Small, medium, large. Tearose only. Were

= 1 88 1 39 88

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white cotton.

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“ Robes. Waffle v weave ve 1.95.

tripedfor su r summer. 4.95

White nylon gloves. Broken sizes.

8 White plastic handbags. Washable.

37 black shoulder bags, zipper or flap top.

Elastic top socks of ribbed cot‘ton in pastel or dark shades.

Rayon knit long gloves. Lilac only. Were

19 19 1.00

plus tax

198

plus tax

Square and long sheer or rayon crepe 69¢c, 1 49 scarves. Were 1.00, 1.98 and 2.98.

188 MEN'S FURNISHINGS

Handkerchiefs, Fine qu ality ty

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Spring and fall coats—fitted and boxy styles—broken colors and sizes for juniors, misses and women,

Better coats in various styles and colors for juniors, misses and women. Fitted or boxy styles. In broken colors and sizes,

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Swim Suits. Regularly’ 7.95 and 895! One and Be styles, 4% sizes 32-38.

Play Suits. Re iece shorts with matching skirts izes 12-16; not all sizes in all styles.

4% 1 19 19

* Rayon and cotton blouses. Sizes 32-44. Not all sizes in all styles. - Some soiled-from handling. Regularly 2.70 to 3.98.

Navy pedal pushers with red belt. Sizes 12 to 16. Regularly 2.98.

Brown and i navy twill shorts. Sizes 12 to 18. Not all sizes in both colors. Were 2.98,

larly 7.95! One- “T

Quantity

121 Only "326 Only 212 Only

120 Pairs 131 Pairs 48 Only

ay. Regular Sal Atter-Inventory Clearance gus Sale Cannon 72x90 iv. Solid Color Blankets | 6.95 Each | 5.90 Each

17x32 “Stevens” Printed Tea Towels “Pacific Mill” 22x44 Solid Color Towels 21 Yards Long "35... Tailored Curtains 24 Yards Long Pebble Dot Tailored Curtains

39¢ Each 1.49 Each 3.98 Pair 3.98 Pair

25¢ Each

89¢c Each

1.98 Pair 2.50 Pair

48x50 ‘‘Stevens” Printed Tablecloths

69¢c Each

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3-Piece Floral Print Sofa Bed Covers

9.99 Set | 7.99 Set

50 Only | 72490 100% Waol Solid Color

Blankets 12.95 Each [10.95 Each

212 Pairs | 2 Yds, Long ®in> Curtains 63 Only 16 Only 131 Pairs ~ B55 Sets ~ 86 Sets

24 Yards Long "2">* Curtains

6-Piece Colored Figure Cottage

LRT 10

Infants’ rayon anklets and Binky nipple sets. Were 25¢ and 29¢.

Girls’ muslin panties and cotton knit sleeveless underwear, waterproef rubber baby pants, ‘and embroidered bibs. Were 49¢ to 99c.

Polo shirts and sun suits, broken sizes, 1 to 6x. Were 1.00 to 1.29.

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4-Piece Colorfast Studio Couch Covers

82 Inches Wide

DAYTIME DRESSES AND HOUSECOATS

Cotton . print daytime dresses, brunch : 1

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Better wash frocks, including cotton sheers and novelty rayons. Were 5. 98 to 3.99 199

7.98. 8.99

Pair

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82 Inches Wide

Sets

Housecoats in zipper or wrap around styles. Cotton print. Sizes 12 to 20. Were 4.98 and 5.98.

Odds and ends of washable rayon housecoats and negligees, printed crepes and shantungs. Were 10.98 to 14.98.

20 washable printed crepe negligees. Sizes Jo. 2215, 38 to 48. Were 12.98 and

GIRDLES AND BRAS

129 Gad satin and elastic, or all nylon. Broken sizes, 26 to 29. Were 5.98 and 8.98,

107 Brassieres. Tearose and white. Were 1.50.

82 Brassieres. Sizes 32 to 44, Medium

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369 pairs plain color cotton ankle white tels, dark shades. Sizes Si 15¢ to 10. ere 25¢. }

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