Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1948 — Page 4

Page PDF (7.66 MB)

Back to issue view

woes B |

bE Ar vip www

Aw Ae

— Bis do PR IT

BA SER a, PRLS AN EE ERE R® x

page’ 4 Vile Mute’ Names

TULSA, Okla, Jan. 15 (UP)— ‘When a deaf mute calls his wife

: “vile names” in sign language be- _ fore mutual deaf friends, that's

._ grounds for divorce. District Judge Eben L. Taylor held

¢ the. name-calling was part of Mrs.

Susie Franks’ charge of extreme

' cruelty end neglect against her _._ Husband, an aircraft’ worker here. ,. Both Mr, and Mrs. Franks are

* deaf mutes. . The judge handed down his ruling after interpreters of the sign language disagreed on what the Franks were trying to say.

- BIFLEX"

Controlled Stretch

; These are the sovolis tionary new corsets featuring “inner - belt control without innerbelt discomfort!” Biflex* corsettes assure you smoothly molded lines in utmost com-" fort. See our full range of styles and

oti

I... SS pre 5 = - ~.

on ES BER RI EAA AIRE KARE BEN SRL ES EE . ‘ Fe : data » 8 5s ¥

TEED TESTE FB

i Tumengas Tr

: og BAY EE a - oF »

16.85 METAL BED, NOW FINISHED

19.85 MAPL

5.85 TABLE LAMPS, RED

69.50 5-PIECE OAK SET

22.85 UTILITY CABINET

gen x

OCCASIONAL FU

“90.95 COMBINATION RA

RTT fas MONDAYS! SHOP TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY § TO 51255

| DOWNSTAIRS 2 AYRES’

MISS DOROTHY MARTIN, a Biflex* Representative, Will Be in Our Corset Department January 15, 16, 17 . . . Come in and Let Her Help You Solve Your Corset Problems!

Ni ; at A

29.85 MAHOGANY FINISH BED__$19.85

CSR Ry

24,85 FLOOR LAMP, NOW_.____$16.85 3.95 VANITY LAMPS, ONLY

SALE! LILLE we 79.50 CHROME DINETTE SET. $54.50

" 64.50 MAPLE FINISH SET

KITCHEN TILE LIVING ROOM CHAIRS! |

- 59.50 PLATFORM ROCKER. ...$39.50

3,95 METAL KITCHEN STOOL... $2. 9 34.50 CABINET BASE, NOW____$26.50

"THROW RUGS JIISTY BRITTEN

89.50 CIRCULATOR HEATER...$69.50 116.50 CIRCULATING HEATER._$89.50

19.85 4'x6’ RUGS, oo 50

12.865 HASSOCKS, REDUCED... ._$7.85, D CABINET... $19.85

Win Divorce.

court recess and. obtained a Beutral interpreter. ;

MacArthur Discounts Politics With Letter .

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15—(UP)— Gen. Douglas MacArthur, in a letter declining an invitation to visit Los Angeles in April, today indicated he has no intentions of com= ing to the United States this spring.| Reports have been published that the general would arrive in the United States in time to influence the pre-convention political situation by becoming a Diestdeniial ‘candidate.

Reg.

i. nn —————————————— RE

" TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD Carrying Charge

IN OUR GREAT

wz STORE-WIDE

fin Divorce = Women 5 Cis]

President Asks UMT Support

‘Others Must Be - Afraid of Strength’

By DAVID WATSON Mrs. LaFell Dickinson, honorary president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, today urged support by women of Universal Military inig| Training. .

Mrs. Dickinson, who spoke yester-

ment. Club here,

is that they have not really thought the situation through.”

“They do not realize how fpors|

gjatraid of our strength,” she said. "Mrs; E (women have become a power in:the

=/lize it. They must determine to =|have peace. They must get into £ politics, get equal rights, and unite S|for one purpose.” gi Mrs. Dickinson, who visited Russia

iin July, 1946, said even Russian, =|women have equal rights and the =| Russian women want peace.

She was invited to Moscow by Joseph Stalin, as a representative of Russian Relief. The delegation was asked to observe the disposition of $80 million in commodities shipped to Russia. Sees End of Communism “1 dislike communism,” Mrs. Dickinson said, “and do not believe we should’ have a Communist Party here. I believe the time will come when the party is overthrown, even in Russia.” Actually, Mrs. Dickinson added, the Communist Party in Russia is in the minority, but it controls the power of the government. The imajority- of the -Russian-people are. “delightful,” she sald. Russia is like a small boy she sald, continually acting up as long as he has attention. If he is ignored he will soon calm down. “However, be should keep an eye on what he is doing,” she said: Mrs. Dickinson spoke on “From Wings to “Footlights,” yesterday, covering the progress of women from the comparative obscurity of a few years ago to their importance vi She said she was “very enthusiastic” about the work of the Fact Finding Committee in’ Indianapolis, which is sponsored by women’s organizations of the city. Mrs. Dickinson, who has worked for 20 years with women’s organizations, served as president of the! Federation of Women's Clubs for three years, retiring to past presidency in July of last year.

Furniture CLEARANCE!

aint $12.85

29.95 BOX BED._.$14.86

UCED.._$2.95 3188

249.50 VA $49.50 .$44,50

149.50 VA

14.85 0CC

$1.69

$1.69 18.85 LAU

DIO... $49.50

99.50 LOUNGE CHAIR...

These are but a few of the many furniture bargains we have to offer during our January Clearance Sale!

TNS BEDS! TL SPRINGS!

29.95 INNERSPRING MATTRESS_$19.95

SPRING, ONLY $19.95

39.50 INNERSPRING MATTRESS_$29.50

BEDROOM PIECES!

69.60 5-DRAWER CHEST 69.50 VANITY, DROP CENTER.._$49.50 1.85 VANITY BENCHES.

BEDROOM SUITES!

$49.50

$3.85

NITY, CHEST, BED__$199.50

179.50 THREE-PIECE SUITE___$139.50

NITY, CHEST, BED__$119.50

ASIONAL CHAIR... ..._$9.85 $69.50

NDRY STOVE, NOW__$12.85

LIVING ROOM SUITES!

169.50 SECTIONAL SOFA 242.50 DAVENPORT and CHAIR $199.50 © 159.50 2-PIECE SUITE

$129.50

2 Sms $119.50

STORE HOURS: MONDAY, 9:30 fo 8 P, M—TUES. thru SAT. 9130 to §

day before the Women's Departasserted most §8 women are pacifists, “but the fact | ;

[tant it is that other countries be Dickinson asserted that 7

{last 60 years, “but they do not rea- i

Hoosier Makes School Survey

LEADERS—Three of the four Clarks who will be prominent at the annual convention of Indi. ana Veterinary Medical Association today inthe Severin Hotel are Dr. George L. Clark (top), Mrs. L.A. Clark (bottom left) and Dr. C. F. Clark,

A Clarks in Key Convention Roles

Veterinary Group Opens 4-Day Session

Four Clarks, only two of them re-| lated, will occupy key roles at the S annual convention of the Indiana Veterinary Medical Assoclation|S which will’ be held today through = Saturday in the Severin Hotel. _ Dr; George L. Clark of Columbia City is president of the association and Mrs, L. A. Clark of Bedford is president of the women’s wuxiliary. Dr. C. F. Clark, Michigan State] veterinarian, and Dr. Elizabeth A. Clark of Madison, Wis.,, are two of! the featured speakers. : Dr. Elizabeth Clark is the daughter of Dr. George Clark. She is a = specialist in radiology and a mem. ber of the faculty of the University | of Wisconsin Medical School. She!

“Council's advisory committee on;

Jiquet, -

4 - © | ’ i x

Two-thirds of U, 8. colleges and universities have retirement plans {for faculty members, but fhost of {them do not provide adequate benefits. This is Npored in a survey made by W C. Greenough, formerly of The survey, published by Columbia University Press, covers more than 1000 institutions = lof higher

EATS

TRNARAR ST

lot America, is a former faculty and |=

2 H B % 8 g 4 a "1B P d g Tg 28

Recreation Experts brig Here Jan. 30

Hundreds -of « recreation experts|=

Bi - o 2s 8 o g o o> Q

| second Go | recreation. The conference, which will be {held in the Claypool Hotel, will sponsored by the Indiana Economic,

recreation... .A day-long... séries, sessions will wind up with a ban

Robert Yoho, director of the[S state health department's division |= of - health. and .physical education, 2 will be general chairman.

‘Golden Rule Auxiliary

‘§To Hold Birthday Party 5.

The. auxiliary of Golden Rule =

| Chapter, OBS, will sponser a birth day party at noon Monday in the | Columbia Club. Officers ' to be installed at the party are Mrs. Barbara Fuller, +E president; Mrs. Mildred Millspaugh; |= |vice president; Mrs. Alma Schoer- | hoth, secretary; Mrs. Havel Haehne, = | treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Hassler, first |S Jl director, and Mrs. Juanita Bigelow, {second diréctor., Mrs. Helen Rus|kaup is retiring president.

ETT ITT eT TTI T I RAITT Wil mm ni

Delay until spring may mean disappointment for Memorial Day. Don't put off your se: lection.

Buy now while - your choice "is greater. You will. be pleased with the reasonable cost,

Payment may be made at time of delivery. Write of Ask for Free Illus-

trated Catalog “T” and . Price List >

£ i ; } 3

f | £

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SS —(Ths “BUY WAY” of Indianapolis ).

Nnsurance and Annuity Association |=

pamatatpatebagcongel TTT TTT

will gather here Jan. 30 for the = =z

be =

Waring in the United = = a" aol RR ART rn «oy A |. Mr. Greenough, who Js assistant = § TRACES

SRR,

fe 1s

i 1 ye

Repeat Sale!

Advertised

LETUFT”

to 40%!

* 4

100

Save Up

}

Us Them in: Living Room 4

3 2a

Check These Features:

~ Won't Kick Up! Leaves No Lint!

So Easy to Wash! Cushion Soft! ~~ Heavy Quality! "Thick Sturdy Twist!

~ EVERY RUG Is FIRST QUALITY!

008U20080040008 00008400

oe . .

$6.69 Value, 24 x 48-inch sre. ... $3.95 95 $12.50 — 3 ra ize. $725 25

$22.50 Value, 48 x T2-lach size... $1 395 : , . h

To every room in the home, Rambletuft Rugs bring smart distinction and beautiful color! You'll love their luxurious deep pile, which will not pull out . . their fine texture and construction. Will not kick up at the corners! Will hold their beauty over the years . . . guaranteed washable and colorfast. Save now on this big Repeat Sale! ow

Choose From 7 Colors! (Not Every Color in Every Size)

. Blue Ofif-Whilte

Green Grey, Burgundy

SHOP EARLY!

Mail and Phone: (RI. 9441) Orders Filled! - RUGS—Downstars at AYRES’

Rose Yellow

ALE

Eat

BE —— Masse . !

held its first. n the new policy the Mayor and The shift In Mayor Al Fee

Yesterday he ningham, form assessor, as a b with the Mayor three appointm of having his policies. Mayor Cri “Heretofore, tl

contended 1t we

diana statute tc municipal agen criticized. by th A squabble a Mr. Cunningha ment of a $25 Grabill, attorne;

. opinion.- Mr. Gr

the “board was the Mayor or ti Following the L..Fansler, a m terminated his ¢ other = hold-ove:

. Reynolds, had t

resignations th effective “when The Mayor Fansler a regist his resignation. Two | Mr. Bevingtor fil Mr. Fansle ningham fills t cant the first o term of Herbert expired. "Mayor Feeney a Republican, w board until a be appointed?’ Mr. Bevingtor heads the firm gart and Fowler “Bevington-Walk floor / dealership Golf and Coun mémbership in i organization

” Opera ' Petrillo |

SARASOTA, Metropolitan Jepson today ¢ concert here ir use- a lion's ¢ room after Jam union banned city concert fac The novel a Jan. 30 conce by the Sarasot cert Associatior ed that Miss ealliope for act wants if.

Tram Kills TON, Jai Hr che Ja

Lion 2 mine of the & Coal Co. near

PIAN( BOYER

_ CHURCHER building o Display R location a! rary stay unpreceder duplicate