Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1947 — Page 4

in jail with a $80 fine, following a hearing in criminal court 1 yesterday. Charged with assault and battery, Davenport was accused to striking and knocking down Mrs. Stella Holmes, 113 N, Traub ave, who was on crutches @gecovering from a broken leg. She testified he struck her when she protested his taking her vacuum cleaner away for repairs without leaving another in its place as the sweeper company had promised,

. Davenport had been fined $50 and | sentenced to 30 days in jail several] weeks ago by Judge Joseph Howard |

in municipal court. He appealed the case to criminal court. Judge pro tem. Richard Smith in eriminal court gave Davenport his cheice of paying $750 or accepting lower court's fine and jail sentence.

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU wAug. 8, 1947 8:51 | Sunset tation 24 hrs. end. 730 a. m

Total piacipiiation since Jan. 1 Deficlsnicy since Jan, | or

. Ti0

0 a. 1.20

The following table “shows the tempera. ture in other cities: | low | oi

ss | Rockles and the Far West

THE WEATHER FOTOCAST ACME TELEPHOTO PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER SYRIAY, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST + ~PERIOD ENING 2 I0AMES TDS 9.47

. \ r PL: Si ;l Your —

PARTLY CLOUDY AND

CAST BUMMARY: It will be cooler from New York to Virginia and Jlinois tonight and early tomorrow as northerly winds push in behind the cold air front from Maine to Virginia, Early morning temperatures ‘will be in the 80s from Maine to Virginia, through the Ohio valley, the Lakes region, northern Plains, most of Lhe Warm

| southerly winds will flow into the

Minnespolis- Bt, ral . New Orlesns .... . New York ‘ Skishom City Omah .

Pittsburgh’ San Antonis .... n Francisco | Louis . Washington pr Cc

_——

9 AM fo

| and the Mexican | Minimum readings will be in the

| as the human | nceans and central

| area

Gulf states, the central

border states.

708 in these the U. 8

southern sections of

The scientists point out a dif- |

ference of heat is the source of energy for the atmosphere as well In summer the Canada #re cooler than the large U. 8. land

CLOSED MONDAYS Shop Tuesdoy Thru Saturday

5 PM

Plains | | 24 hours,

{| mercury will

High pressure cells form in

Foca,

~Lr~in re SAN ANTONIO »

MROWNSVILLE :

SP omnis

a7 END wave [C0 gTUNA RAIN

THUNDER STORM

these cool sections. A gentle air

flow takes place from these high |

pressure cells toward the warmer low pressure cells and fronts. (See FOTOCAST.) Warm air flowing around the high cell in the Gulf of ‘Mexico

{| will pick up moisture, rise into towering clouds over the Rockies,

the northern Plains and Tennesses to New York, tall, showers and thunderstorms in the affected areas during the coming

from These

By tomorrow - afternoon rise into the 80s" from Maine to Virginia, the Ohio - Valley, the Lakes Region and most of the Far West, Afternoon readings will be 90 degrees or higher mm the Gulf States, over the Plains and the Rookies Forecasters are calling cloudy weather from New

for York

unstable clouds will release '

the |

nc tebe tit eet eee set te er

to the Virginias and southern Florida tonight, Partial cloudi~ ness is scheduled for the hatched areas on the inset map, Tomorrow morning's minimum temperature forecasts include | Cleveland 62; Detroit and Chj« | cago 65; Philadelphia 66; New York and Washington 68; Boston 69;. Atlanta 70; Memphis 72; St, | Louis 77 and Kansas City 80,

(Parsonal Income Soers ‘To All-Time High

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U, P). | Personal income in June reached {an all-time record annual rate of 18103 billion, the commerce depart- | ment reported today.

The previous high annual rate of $191,800,000000 was reached In | March this year. ‘The rate was | $191,500,000,000 in May.

eg - - a | - i - - - - se - - ~~ = | - - - - - - 2 - - - s | - g g g g - ae g - 3 - 3 - £ - - - - - - oe - oe - - a= ao - a fon — - he - ao. joe use? - - - fe ee = E - E . - - - - a J - - s - - - - Se J z - et - - - - Se - - we - - - J - - —- pa - - =] - - a Jo = -. i. J - - a — pe - - a +] - owe — — — — — -— - - - — —- - - i a - pe we - — - = - - fe red - - ry - he = a g - 3 a =~ = - - - a - — = - fl - a a - - Se en - - - - we - a - a el g - J — = a 1 3 - - g - g pe =3 E 4 i

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ' isimm————————— |

IR ORR ET TE

| |

“Suspender Skirt

Right: tl ve, 19"

Coat has shifred back and cone trasting yoke, Contrasting slacks complete the set. In grey snd green; grey dnd royal. Sizes 17 to 12. bi

Extreme Right: Girls’ All-Wool

$8.00

Perfect for classes, with sweaters or blouses. Pleated all around, with

felt applique trim. In navy or Tod, sizes T to 12, Broadeloth $9 00 Blouse .... 7 ..

Short sleeved ada with od ery trim. Sizes 7 to 14.

Lm ye

5 ' % TIE RTE NL

(LEZ 7ITTL

i ts These gchool Fashion Se i

Slated for . ~ BACK 10 GEHo0L.

then it's too early to

Ayres’

g of vacation wer But it’s mot or them. Come in and

a few more week for the children! art new outfits f selections! You ou want to pay!

Just to school think about sm our brand new t at the prices ¥

see you wan

Above Left: Junior Boys’ Thickset Corduroy Slacks

“Billy the Kid” slacks, made with the Miracle Waist Adjustment. In plain colors and fancy patterns. Sizes 4 to 12.

55 4 50

to $5.98

Left: Boys’ Thickset Corduroy Slacks

Full cut, hard wearing corduroy slacks with zipper and button flv. In plain colors and fancy patterns in jprown and blue. Sizes 8 to 16.

Boys’ “Granbrook Jr.” Cotton Flannel Shirts

Colorful plaid sport shirts, ful cut and made for action. 1" Sizes 8 to 18.

Lower Right: Little Sister 2-Piece Coat Set All-wool suede coat with capelet shoulder, Sustamiéed, iridescent lining and double row of metal Mtns. 2 matching zipper 1 Green, copen, rose sizes 4 to 6x.

E13"

SAMCAMAAALSAAMMAARSSESARININALALIANAAINAAR RAI LIAALLIL MALIA ASEREILRERSAPEOLATA LLCO EOL ET ISOS IARI LE ESI REE EE EA