Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1947 — Page 4

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‘Looking for Bandifs,’ Je EM “ » .. ! ' A i ) ~Auburn-haired - Virginia . Hil: | avin "are ck with | Is Suspects Excuse BR cee ea bey den EN" 2__(_The “BUY WAY” of Indianapolis ) more fashion chatter | A suspected prowier was captured | | + wh _ Iprobably: in real danger” Police S from the School Fashion | by two girls and a man in the 1600] FN. pel Chief Phillip R. Short said today. | Service Headquarters. | viock Carrollton ave, last night. | | Chief Short interviewed the Ala- ~ Today “Kat” has some. | When police arrived, Miss Mae /* + |bama heiress at her palajial Sunset 3 a important inside infor- | woodiuff, 18, of 1420 N. New Jer-| | : { {mand home here. He sald that , Jusatiap

: : > » ; A : ’ i : + | |Miss Hill 1s “acting in a spirit of | { : mation that she doesn’t | sey st; Miss Bertha Curran, 20, of yin # ! [bravado to cover I a really | ; | ‘ -~ rove or pecia : Ven . trustees showed | want you to miss . . . 80 | 164 Carrollton ave, and Kenneth| : ba iy : ff ;

¢ : : fecls—~a fear that she has been ’ i : . = x Dr. Wells was let's hear what she has | Navely, 27, of 2364 'N. Delaware st. | | ; { | marked for death.” 4 o : . : Jl 15 New York tom ; . . i completed a sun

to say in . ~ were holding a man they sald was| | ° ‘| Chief Short assigned detectives at 8 ia k facilities in the 1

prowling in back of Miss Curran's| © ; ! {to check reports that members" of { : : 3 many for the wa ; : - Fu HR It was Dr. Wel For the Women Who $ 05 : He any 1 a i » i was & member ¢ Wear Half-Sizes . ww i

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two bandits who had tried to hold] | . | TOKYO, Aug. 13 (U. P.). — The If & him up in the 1300 block Carrollton] } . . | | newspaper Yomiuri reported today : VEL ave, a few minutes earlier, He was ’ 4 | that Japan has been granted a $550 slated at police headquarters on dhl .“ ‘million credit from the United vagrancy, charge Ig | Btates to facilitate Japanese ffnports Mrs, Anna Beard, 20, of 720 WN. , |of raw material and export of manIllinois st, sald she was awakened 4 |ufactured goods. No immediate conabout 11 o'clock last night by a pA { | firmation was available, man crawling into her window. She jb i Ag i sald he jumped back out the win- 4 / ; i {

» ee house, A }:2 buy * | [Siegel's gang had chécked in at a The suspect gave his name as] | | hotel here. els Sth Robert. Watt, 24, of 2340 Martindale| § 343 : ay which supervised Greece.

The essentially slim black crepe dress . . . capturing the lines of 1947 in soft shoulders, sophisticated drapes ‘and peplums, flattering longer skirts. And to add that touch of elegance . bewitching black lace! Really “out of this world” dresses at a very down-to-earth price! Black only. Sizes 1814 to 2414.

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Mrs, Nell Worl 56, of 2154 N SPECIAL rs. Ne orley, 55, of ! : Delaware st, reported that a COLD WAVE S$L..00

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BERLIN, Aug. 13 (U. P.).—Amer-| ican aythorities have. arrested four 48 BLADES WEIGH 1 OUNCE Germans and seized an illegal WASHINGTON. — Four dozen cache of war materials reported to safety razor blades of the double-| be intended for an allied military ©dged thin type weigh approxi mission in Berlin, it was disclosed mately one ounce. (today.

The war materials included military radioes and teletypes with scrambling devices to permit the! {machines to code and decode mes-! sages, American. military government officials sald the Germans and the {banned equipment were found in the American zone of Berlin. Amerleans officials said German inform(ants had named an allled military mission in Berlin as the purchaser of some of the equipment.

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Bn “Kat” knows woul want | Big Steel to Be Asked to start back to schoo with this super deluxe To Explain Shortage “Glaya Paca” fleece coat. WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (U P..

o " ~-Senate investigators sald today It's full and flatter Ing. they will soon ask big steel for its

You'll love it for every | explanation of the steel shortage. occasion and can be sure {A senate small business subcomto feel “comfy and cozy.” || mittee has already heard smal fab- |

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Comes ‘in wonderful |] ricators, manufactureys and con:|” . . sumers relate their difficulties in hates Sized 10 atame, obtaining steel and steel products, * 29 95 Senator Edward Martin (R. Pa.),| $29.95 I! subcommittee chairman, was ex- | pected back at the capitol today {to set a date for resumption of the hearings. Representatives of hig | steel and the C. I. O steelworkers union are expected to be called to | testify

| The subcommittee’s announce- . ment follows a demand by West hil h | § | Coast industrialist Henry J. Kaiser '‘W le t ey ! ast : la a thorough senate probe of the

alleged fallure to the steel industr y to expand its productive capacity je meet national and world needs

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| Hoosiers were advised today y Amazing war-developed circuit de-

"si /the hay fever season was just ws A - “Kat's” “Jean Allen” felt | the commer Just around nls livers Jensations Diu DOWN hat by Gage is tops for Dr. James W. Jackson, state yet needs mo special aeria } Phe ” your wardrobe. The { demiologist, said yesterday's pollen or indoors bu on AC, DC, 3 PAYMENT small veil and grosgrain | count of 80 seemed “slightly prema-| [RONG tery Highly SEouov, see . Balance on bow at the back give it [Hore Che Ger your Philco "360" today! = pou Termsl Fae PR 1 “ expected to find 25 or 30! . thst Extra special look: | Brains,” he said, “but 60 was a lit- Many of the '48 PHILCO Models (als, 1's also ad { tle more than I believed would be Come in! + + « Sea Them! in August: issue ox | present this early in the season.’ a “Charm.” ' ——————————

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P. S.: Try new scarf ; tricks: “Kat” Yikes RE Including (4 Pieces of Aluminumware

on the outside of her Comet Alum. 8-1b, Roaster, 3-qt. Alum. Sauce coat collar. We can get Pan and Lid, 2-qt. Alum. Sauce Pan and Lid, you ‘most any color. $1 1-gt. Alum, Stew Pan, Nesco Alum. Bread } Pan, Alum. 9-inch Cake Pan, Alum. 9-inch Be sure to attend one of Pie Pan, Alum, Pancaké Tum; Alusinum 'ashion Shows Ladle, Aluminum Skimmer, Alum, an the 2 ai "lo: ho 12: on Pepper Set, Alum. Clothes Sprinkler, Alum, Eg os Cookie Cutter, NESCO Galvanised Pail, 10and 2:30 in the Back to inch Steel Skillet, 5-inch Metal Baskei School Shop! Strainer, MIRACLE Can Opener, Plastic Sink Strainer, 3-inch Steel Paring Knife, 10-inch Metal Dust Pan. ECHO Vegetable Peeler, Smart Kitchen Funnel

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