Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1948 — Page 7

contractor and realtor.

than 400

there next month.

) FROM AAA h Grove High School GET 0 ws Terviee a three-act comedy TIPTON, Ind, Feb. 17—Tipton lock tonight in the County farmers received $29.543 orfum. AAA benefits in 1947. The budg-

riety eg it ori, ll . Mary a ae Jean

Start Every Day With Breakfast at Chapman's

breakfast ever

It was sold when the school district it serviced was incorporated with a jarger school district some years

more students will be transfe

et for the year was $32,558. total of 516 farmers have signed under the conservation program

We start serving a "he-

nnitta Headley, ‘Ina man's jeal Parmenter, morning at 6:30. We suglap. om est Fresh Orange Juice

nthly Luncheon

| 8t., tomorrow. e sent to the children Hospital for Crippled Greenville, 8. C. Mrs, is hospital chairman

O.H that good Coffee! THEN COME BACK..

at our fine restaurant!

from real oranges), Ham. or Bacon and Eggs. Fried Potatoes, home-baked Breakfast Rolls or Wheat Cakes and Sausage! And

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for Lunch and Dinner! We can't see too much of you

Chapman,

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Judge Lashes

Co-operation, Rabb It's impossible

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UR FORECAST SUMMARY: Mild and near seasonal normal temperatures Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic toni weather experts predict the mercury will be in the 30's Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska. B

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the 40's from the Carolinas to Texas.

Citizens Duty

Tells Civic Forum

By JACK THOMPSON

Courts Cannot Do a Good Job Without

Jar he SSuIts 30 40 3 400d Job so long 8s

Official Weather

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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17 (UP) Leverett today of

—Boston socialite Philip Saltonstall was accused forcing his former wife to sign *|a property settlement by threat-

of his holdings and “constantly frightened me with threats to

‘4 Families in 4 Rooms | FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 17

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WOMEN'S SHOES

00 334 11 TomLow “ 2 : 38 citizens continue to dodge jury s Cincinnati ’ 4 With words to that effect Judge Saul I Rabb of Marion County Denver "hB Ctiviing} Court, Division 2, answered long standing criticism against a 2 3 court system, Pt. Worth... .. ne Q ag Judge Rabb was one of the many civic leaders, church men indianapolis (or ‘a xR uSInASSHND "Who Sat tnitie i Sacer, TOweh MEN manms CIF ..-.--. : | night at the Indianapolis Hobrew|squawking he did, he couldn't|Mmic nue 8 Congregation Temple to discuss/Dave made a fair decision if he Ninnespolis-8t. Paul . Rt Indianapolis’ civie problems. tried.” New York... tera Chairman of the rousing sym-| Judge Rabb said he had made SuiNoms CW Hon posium was Sidney Mahalowitz, [UP his mind when taking the Pittsburgh . 86 4 | president of the Indianapolis In|Pench a year ago to keep a listed (a7 Brooeio. «i= FA Inc. Rabbi Mau- he had to “reverse St. Louis .. ........i..ceee 63 3 | rice Goldblatt was OF, his decision” in June when the Washington, D, C...covvvpur. ©» 39 Did the Answering first jury was being impaneled. On the answering end of a Got 38 Calls larry I sharp questions be-| “We had a panel of 50 potential sides ‘Judge Rabb was William jurors and I got calls from 38 - Book, executive vice president/0f them, wanting to get out of Commerce, and Richard In defense of the judicial

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0 hway, Covington Ky. hasowinned to Calvert R ’ because

government here lies in the ancient spoils system wherein entirely new personnel is brought in with every change of tion. ‘ He asserted that the most vital need of Indianapolis is a modern, streamlined method of obtaining and keeping good government employees so as not to disrupt the continuity or efficiency of munici services. “The answer might lie in the city manager form of local gov- % ernment,” Mr. Book

5 - Few Men Serve Judge Rabb told intent Hsteners that very few juries here ever have more than five men on them and “usually just one-or two.

Calvert Reserve, choice blended |- * ¢ what I hiskey, 86.8 proof. The pom ht A typ example of wha! oduct are five straight ey, 66% grain neutral spirits, Distillers

mean is 2 man who was named No. 2 juror on a recent case,” said the judge. “He moaned, complained and begged to get off the

MARKS 101ST YEAR

her 101st birthday

jury until I had no alternative but

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- . i system here Judge Rabb said that| BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 17 (UP)! “while the public has the courts|_One-sixth of the production on the spot at all times the judge workers in the Bloomington-Bed-must support the constitution andiford limestone quarries failed to the laws of the state.” : |report for work today, but union “Not many people know it but officials said it was “not a strike.” | a conscientious judge puts in all] The only workers quitting their! kinds of extra time in an effort|jobs when the Indiana Limestone! to save the city and county Institute’s. contract binding 2| money,” he said. “We do every-|limestone companies and seven thing we can to make a 1905 unions expired Sunday night were court system run smoothly in members of the Quarry Workers 1048" - : Union (AFL). : Among those prseent at the| Other unions agreed to stay on meeting were the Rev. Carlton (the job for one week during wage W. Atwater, pastor of the First|negotiations, and the companies Baptist Church; the Rev, Olen|a8reed that any wage increase A. Peters, r of the First/Would be retroactive to the conUnited Church, and|tract expiration.

The president of the BloomingFederation of Labor, Jack who is also business

a contract.” ?

BOGOTA, N. J, Feb. 17 (UP) (Gjx Hoosier Hospitals her 101st birtnday today. *I come| Awarded U. S. Funds

to let him go. With all the of a long-lived family,” she

The funds given by the federal, {government represents one-third! {of the total outlay in each case. |A total" of $1,727,625 was allocated for the state for 1948, | Grants today were: | Washington County Memorial | Hospital, Salem, 40-beds, $141.-8 333; Rush County Hospital, Rush{ville, 63-beds, outpatient depart{ment and laboratory, $200,000; | Whitley County Memorial Hos-

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pre ne Somat rin 5:3 |B One lot of women's shoes taken from 1 recip rs. end, 130 4. m... our higher-priced lines. Broken sizes Deficiency. since Jam robo IW of $3.95 to $6.95 shoes. The 1 table shows : y peldture esterday in other, cities infants’ ALL-LEATHER SHOES $ Atlanta Saanatanavitasiannsss . 53 Pair of infants’ all-leather shoes in Chic ‘a brown. Were $1.98. Sizes 5 to 7%.

Children’s 2-TONE OXFORDS

21 Pair of children’s 2-tone moccasin oxfords. All-leather with no mark

soles. Were $3.95 Sizes 12

BREEZE

SOAP POWDER

Limit 4 boxes to a customer.

and qualities, sortment,

complete with

cotton white,

to 2.

Women’s Cotton HOSE

Mercerized lisle hose, sizes 9 to 101; in a neutral tan shade.-

Full-Fashioned NYLON HOSE

Selected irregulars of $1.49 quality as-

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SALE! SAMPLE

SLIPS

BOYS’

- Women's Cotton Panties

Odds and ends, assorted styles

FLASHLIGHT With BATTERIES

Metal flashlight with, 3-way switch,

30c CROCHET COTTON

Bucilla wondprsheer crochet

sizes 10, 20, 30 and 40, Not every size in each color.

TABLE PLACE MATS

Composition, individual place mats, neat assorted floral patterns, Their use saves laundry work.

4-1 *1 for 1 w $7

Broken size as-

batteries.

ivory and ecru,

sorted fashionable dark shades. Sizes $ i. 81 to 10%. __Pair— Values | wnite cotton rib. glastic waist, 4 tor a ¥ J sizes small, medium, large. : 3 FULL-FASHIONED RAYON HOSE om 3% value, A Cotton tops, medium sheer, 9 y ve serviceable first quality hose, pr. $ CHOICE MEN’S SHIRTS 5 J made —to-sell for $1.08 pair. ; Men's Navy surplus shirts. Olive color. } J Bizes 81; to 10%. Hy cotton weave. Bizes 14, 14%, 15, i j | MEN'S WHITE NANDKERCMIEFS x $ s he a o Large size, neatly hemmed, $ yo MEN'S SPORT ANKLETS | splendid quality. Dollar Day 1 0 for 1 hy @ | Men's wool mix sport anklets, ; $ { | only. : Many colors. Sizes 10 to 12, 'uf PF i Alimited 85¢c, 79¢, 89¢ values. . ¥ Ddds ang ends. ui "206 ang Me pw $ le fo mont ~ handkerchiefs, 25¢ for 1 i qualities, firsts and irregulars. i from | value. - | LH handling | MEN'S SHORTS 1 WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES Be tiT} HT oi, 4 for 1 | | : y" mid-length knit | | Tearose brief style panties pr. 1 lacestrimmed | (hors: Size 34. | with full elastic waist, medi for models, each - ' i made to sell | MEN'S ANKLETS AND SOX | : ‘ Fancy rayon and cotton, | WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Jou E «tints sole, high spliced heel, t White cotton, built-up shoulder, tight 1 ig +35 stloctRa Srvoguinrs of & well pw. $ ! . knee, open crotch suits. Sizes 36 to 44. : known make. ; : | Men's $3.98 MEN'S WOOL SUITS . Men's $15.00 Boys’ $7.06 Pea Coats \ WORK PANTS . | uu-woor sus in ‘| LEATHER JACKETS | CC ey | ; Moleskin work pants $ fancy patterns. $ In tan capeskin ’ melton cloth, Lined $ s Lan ti in dark neat stripes. Herringbone and with zipper and $ with cotton. Sizes 10 = i! Sanforized. Sizes 30- tweed weaves. Tan, cotton lining. Sizes | 12-14-16. 42. blue and brown. Sizes 33-42. | 36 to 46. © | Boys’ “JACK” SHIRTS | MEN'S DUNGAREES | Men's $3.98 Swealers MEN'S RAINCOATS | d -“Jack” shirts. : : Blipover with Navy : Red and black and ‘Blue 8-o0z. denim. San- d

‘black and.white pat-

“terns. $3.98. Sizes .10 to 20.

forized. Sizes 28-42.

small, medium, large.

9x18

STAIR TREADS

Rubber-like stair treads.

12-7" $4 & $5 Card Tables $19 |

Tables are slightly damaged. No phone orders filled.

KITCHEN CHAIRS AY

Have been used. Sturdy, high

$2.98 Table

LAMP SHADES | $70

Sik and rayon. Slightly

soiled

$2.00 BED LAMPS $70 Metal bed lamgp” in colors, with cord.

WALL COVERING

$1.28 Value

Men's $39.95 O'COATS | Men's $1.98 JACKETS | Men's $5.95 GCorduroys MAIL BOXES 4 : RY A Pr A TB ce ¥ ’ 4 ‘ Fd ne 25 olive-drab herring- 1 in dark blue. Well 5 lock and Key. A $1.29 1 SECOND FLOOR BARGAINS Girls’ $3.98 Headwear INFANTS’ SHIRTS Child’s $1.19 Sleepers | 88c “Tumbl-Tog” | pi —————————— np SAE. Lt. menor : . - ata commands REL an Felts and knit caps in GO | shirts, pin- GU | Tow Tt button $y 1° CRAWLERS - $Y I Desets, brims and bon- ek nl a. Colors: Pink, blue and. 1 | Printed cotton trafle LE: = ; “and sizes 1 5. y tearose. Bizes 1-5. 1 ers. Bizes'1 to 4. ? py “Women's $2.25 & $249 INFANTS’ TOYS | - “Women's $398 FLANNELETTE GOWNS con | 1, to s9c Values FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS $v Printed and plain colors. Long for : 2 tri fannel. sleeve, double yoke front and’ One group of rattles, Tallored 2-plece striped { back. Sizes 16 and 17. balls and other items. Broken sizes 9 to 13, { ; or , ; - Children’s $3.98 WOMEN'S GiRDLES |, SMILDREN'S WEAR | ~ Childress 3395 | GOTTON KNIT PANTIES | © $3.98 to $4.50 Values or re 2 ~S RAIN CAPES | nice quaiity ! blouses, cot © panties with for 4 Odds and ends of side- 4 won overalls . | Rain cape with hood $ elastic in 3 1 hook girdles. . Broken 1 cotton sweaters. knit pants. attached. Mostly small A waist Sizes A. ‘sizes. . CEE] Broken sizes, 2 to 8. “Yolen. ro Ite ves pa | Bl FURNITURE DEPT. 35D FLOOR BASEMENT BARGAINS

~~ PILLOWS 0 $0 :

Regular $2.00 and $2.50 fancy throw pillows in choice of colors and coverings.

WHITE OUTING

4 yards J 00 Fine quality 27-inch outing.

Regular 29¢ value.

“Raynes”

WASH CLOTHS

¥ to $0 :

Close looped cloths. Cholee

i §

Bu &

faiis - i

14%

9x12 Decorators felt rugs. Floral patterns. Red, biue

back, hard wood, enameled | Plastic remnants of $1.28 brown. materials. sig 9xi2 RUGS Ste Felt Hatt

2".

27" Decorators felt ball run-

and green.

LUNCH CLOTHS 57%

50% rayon

of colors. Regular 15¢ quality, |

DRAPERY CHINTZ

4 yards $700

36-Inch colorful drapery chintz that was bought to sell for 69¢ a yard.

3 yards $00

Regular 39¢ quality seersucker in choice of colorful § |! stripes.

Bleached Cotton

TOWELING Be $700

‘15.Inch toweling. Soft and absorhent. Regular 20c gquals ity

"MAIL BOXES _ Hw

All aluminum ‘mall boxes

lunch cloths in plain colors, J

A $2.30 value.