Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1948 — Page 2
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‘ party for thie benefit of the Otphans'
He challenged the Mr Springer Democratic Party head to “tell the people of Indiana about your secret negotiations in Washington with leaders of the so-called Langr League for Political Edu-
Indiana plot now being hatched would involve free spending of a slush fund to defeat Republicans wherever possible. The fund will be raised by monthly kick-<ins by union mem] whose leaders have allied themselves in a political scheme that is reprehensible to the fairminded people
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Butier Women
To Get Awards
Awards will be presented to members of the Butler University Women's Athletic Association, for cipation in sports during current 2 hool year, at a banguet May 5 in the school cafeteria.
Mrs. Magdalene Davis, faculty sponsor, said Miss Ellen Mighell, Yor! e, Ill, has been named
general chairman of the ban-
“ .quet. She will be assisted by
the following committees: Decorations -— Misses Carolyn Metzger, chairman; Patricia Kos-| satz, Patricia Pearson, all of Indianapolis; Barbara Sweeney,
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128) Misses’ and Women's Dresses
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Last Two Days—Friday and Saturday
MISSES’ AND WOMEN'S PRING COATS and SUITS 1/4=1/3=-1/20FF
SUITS
Tailored, dress and casual suits—in worsted, gabardine and crepe fabrics,
SUITS, originally 35.00 1039.95, now +... eeu... .. 26.00 SUITS, originally 49.95, now vo vedabinsas iin in 38; 00 SUITS, originally 59.95 $0°89.95,.10W +s vis ennneve
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Long coats, short coats, topper! In casual and dros fabrics, in 8 wid range of colors and
COATS, originally 35.50 -
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COATS, originally 45.00 to 49.95, now neeaserivivia, 33.00 COATS, originally 49.95 1055.00, now +. vensivns.... 36.00
“COATS, originally 55. 00
SUITS, originally 110.00, now cereesiiine.. 82.00 SUITS, eviginally 179.95, now reseesiannna... 88, 00 SUITS, originally 159.95 to 198.95; now + v:........, 99.00 SUITS, originally : 198.95, now vw... vi via 118,00
SUITS, Ee 279.50, now ..uui hud
SUITS, 298.95, now edi dis E188, 00
Coats and Suits, Third Floor
COATS, originally 89.95 40 129.95, now +ivievein.... B2.
COATS, originally 89.95 10713995. now... avian COATS, ly We 169.95, i. 72. 00 COATS, originally 159.95 be 43 to. 198.95, now NOW sects hsv br ‘99. 00 “ICOATS, originally 16995 fo 189.95, now’ Ju csv eisinnas 118. 00 COATS, originally ; 198.95, now neni YB, 00
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(150) COTTON Nr COATS
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Candya cane prints, sizes 14-201 in the gravp, Only 5.00.
Pinsfore Shop, Fourth Floor
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(500) PAIRS FELICE’ NOSEAM NYLON HOSE
(500) PAIRS ‘RUN-RESIST FELICE NOSEAM NYLON HOSE
Chicago, and Ann Jenson, Brooklyn, Ind.
Publications — Misses Martha Mendenhall, New Castle, chair-|
mah; Patricia 8muck and Barbara Pearson, Indianapolis. Program-—Misses Rhea Moc Goldrick, New Augusta, chairman; Phyllis Bowles, ‘Nancy Forbes, Patricia Bond, Margaret Renowe and Hilda Dudziack, all of Indianapolis. Tickets—Misses Mary Ethel Jackson, chairman; Nancy Owen and Lila Cullen, all of Indianapolis, and Patricia Kutter, Hagerstown, Ind. Food ~~ Misses Carolyn Ann Kraft, chairman, and Phyllis Augustine, Indianapolis, and Virginia Hiner, New Castle,
Main Postoffice Installs Mailomat
The city's first Mailomat, a coin-operated, self-service mailing machine, was installed in the main post office this morning. The new service was officially inaugurated by Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker who sent the first letter to Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson in Washington. “The machine makes it possible for people to mail letters without stamps after the postoffice has closed,” Mr. Seidensticker said.
He pointed out that no-extra|-
fee is charged for postage and, since the letters will be cancelled and postmarked by the machine, earlier train and plane corrections can be made.
Firm's Premium Income Nearly Doubles in 1947
Premium income of the Bankers Life & Casualty Co. here almost doubled during 1947, according to the company's annual statement, issued today by E. Sam Ely, resident state manager. In the statement, the company president, John D. MacArthur, discloses that capital stock of the firm has been increased » from $300,000 to $1 million. Assets of the company are more than $7 million and premium income for 1947 exceeded £5 million.
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PART NYLON AND RAYON GOWNS
Lace-trimmed, tearose or white, sizes 9 to IS. Origie :15 nally 8.95. ; : Tip Toe Lingerie, Second Floor
30-Denier wlan 5 in sun or shades. Sites 8 to Il, originally: 1,18. in
1.00
shades. Sizes 81/3. to 11, originally | Hosiery, Street Floor Hosiery, Street Floor
Cobweb-sheer run-resistant nylons in popular spring :
(40) WOMEN'S AND MISSES" GOWN ROOM DRESSES
28.00
Originally 45.00 fo $9.95. Rayon crepe. prints and ploive and wool. ‘One. and wo.piace, styles and costumes included.
Gown Room, Third Floor
(130) RAYON BLOUSES 375 U. S: RUBBER BATHING CAPS Plain colors, including some tailored shirts. Broken
sizes. Originally 3.98 and 5.98. Blouses, Third Floor
Originally 89¢.: All.white, water-tight bathing caps —adjustable chin-strap for additional security.
Sportswear, Third Floor
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SPECIAL SELLING 3500 YDS. COMER CHAMBRAY
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Part cotton and rayon fabric in stripes and solid pastel colors. .
LEATHER AND PLASTIC PATENT BELTS
50-499 |
Originally 1.00 to 15.00. Large group of calf, plastic patent and leather belts— assorted widths and colors.
Belts, Street Floor Fabrics, Fourth Floor
FRENCH ROOM SUITS and DRESSES
1/4=1/3-1/2 OFF
A special group of French Room suits, street and afternoon dresses, dinner and evening wear —mostly one-of-a-kind models, suitable for immediate wear. All Greatly reduced for Spring Clearance. ;
French Room, Third Floor
(68) RABBITS’ HAIR JACKETS Dark shades, mised and women's sizes.. Originally 5.98 and 4.98. : : is
Sportswear Accessories, Third Floor
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