Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1948 — Page 7
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ot and ] soars hh 0 yi $70
assorted scents and col. || Some are Soiled of d. A great value,
Bargains In Every Department
Has
Shower Curtains 98 plastic
ains in color . Strong and S$ npervious to old. Standard hy PR:
$ Turkish Towels
42-in. owels $ rs or ar. A for
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1 inch lunch« Quality crash h gay sprigs
aranteed fast EA.
1 Mesh Dish Cloths 10
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y Crinkle Grepe Krinkle crepe dain for 3 play | chil $ ogs. yds. | fast ?
. Awning Material ity awning material of a
quald atin vis. 9 1
nches
p. Outing Flannel pink, blue, or white in a qual-
flannches $ d for yds. 3
by’s
j-Inch Oiloloth lity oileloth in choice of
fterns Heo yds. $ 1
, Cotton Toweling kitchen toweling, 15 ins.
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| Base Remnants
de felt S$]
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ners, 27 e, for $ il rune yds.
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1g Borders ike Hardwood Floor
shes wide, $1 00
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shes wide, $1.00
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for sesssssenens
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"Throw Rugs Vilton and Ax- 9
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FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1048
Coliseam Rent
pr
A $12,000 fair Board. pick Miller, of the Coliseum . Corp., pointed out that the boosts
The Coliseum Corp. has paid
taxes since the law became effecive. The taxable income is exciusive of amounts paid by hockey
and Mayor Feeney. Aidin
ers, the Sonja Henie ice show| Edgewood's Troop 69.
and other attractions that have
occupied the building by sub-lease. What Hoosiers Want Congress to Do—
F033 In federal admission ‘Control Middleman Profit,’ Bp A old people on retired minister who lives at 1932 Highland Place. Retired Engineer Suggests
(Continued From Page One)
TON, July 30 (Up) Europe if we get price control uasHING A en —t back,” said the real estate sales-
taxes.
MacArthur Restored On Active Duty List
the restoration of Gen. Douglas| Man.
3 “Personally, I don't fall for t ti Ii f » Hacker > he Ft SB this stuff about there being an|He's no better than Hitler. I|interest,” he said. >» of the Army effective July 9.| emergency. I think the Presi-|don’'t want another war, but I -| dent called Congress back as the| don’t see that we'll have any Gen. Mazarthye has deen oo opening gun in his campaign. It’s| choice about that. You can deal “IM FOR price control unless the re : :| just a maneuver and brother it
1937, even though he was called - to active duty on July 26, 1941.) Smells. Dec. 18, 1944, and that rank was made permanent on Mar, 23,
Watch Repairing
Accurate — Dependable = Moderate Prices
239 W. Washington St.
back down.”
Platioumsmith & Designer ga, ru, reac enced in repairing all kinds of OE omy Repo greatest care.
Herman £ Wb
424 Stave Life Bldg. LL 1675
LAST TWO DAYS
Our gala First Anniversary Sale ends tomortow, Saturday, July 31. We still have many ‘of our choice sale items left but they are going fast. Check these remaining items now for real Savings.
AUTOMOTIVE
80x16 B. ¥. Goodrich “Durecap” Tire....... Similar savings on other sizes
What we ought to do is produce enough
*Wolf 0 USSMan, INC, | stuf and keep it in this country. * ’ “I say we ought to stay in Berlin. Show the Russians we're not afraid to bum ’em a little if it's necessary. If we do that, they'll
Not Satisfied With Congress “THE LIQUOR -DEALER said he wasn’t satisfied with Congress. “We got a Congressman here (and TI don't think he attends any
of those meetings in Washing{ton. It seems to. me like they lought to do something. That's what we put ’em in there for,
«but all they do I can find out isiprices.” - ager.
NNIVERSARY SALE
SAVINGS UP TO
- DURING Regular SALE
8.85 6.25 exc.
, B. F. Goodrich Battery (Ford, Chev., 4-Ply.).. 13.50 9.95 exc. 9.95
(32) Rayon Satin Seat Covers (late models).
(16) Fibre Seat Covers (Buick, Pontiac)... (8) Deluxe Chrome Back-up Lights:.... “-s (8) Large Stop Tail Lamps..cecvvveeeeens (4) 25° Rubber Cord Trouble Lamp........ (8) Deluxe Chrome $-Bar Grille Guards.... (5) Hinged Trunk Guards.......... pus eden (3) 3-Bar Fender Guards....... aeriveeenve (3 pr.) Chrome’ Bumper Guards............. (8) Metal Baby Auto Seats........... Seren (18) Tear-drop non-glare Rear View Mirrors. (15) Mluminated Fender Guides. ............ (27) Non-illuminated Fender Guides......... (A) Tire Pumps ....ccoceeseesnssvenessnns
HARDWARE
LF. Goodrich Silver Spray Garden Hose
25 lengths........... direvney deesisis . 80 lengths...........voenneneenns sivas (8) Deluxe Electro-Craft Tool Sets......... (1) Standard Electro-Craft Tool Sets....... (4) All Metal Tool BoxXeS..evrernsnnses caries (2) Mechanics Tool Kits............ evens (8) 16-plece Socket Wrench Sets........ ‘an
(18) 6-piece Box-end Wrench Sets. ......ce.s
(11) 5-piece Open-end Wrench Sets......sess (10) Hack Saws ..........coennvnes ads edee (13) 31,” Soft Jaw ViseS...ovooeeses Favs vin
31.95 17.95
3.95 3.49 2.29 8.25 4.29
3.48 6.49
22.50 14.95
2.98 8.95 9.95 4.98 2.19 2.69 2.95
SPORTING GOODS
7) First Baseman’s Mitts. ...cocconeeeess 4) “Pete Reiser” Fielder's Gloves. ......... 3) Baseball Bats «.c.e.vooneesssrtorssrive 7) Official League Baseballs. ......ccouess
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8) Semi-pro League Baseballs. ....coec0se 1) “Autograph” Tennis Rackets. .cooeevees H, “Aristocrat” Tennis Rackets........... 5
“Autograph” Tennis Rackets (silk strings)
) “Monogram” Badminton Rackets.......
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meee lf} (}) “Maximus” Badminton Rackets........ lange (26) ‘Aluminum Lightweight Roller Skates... vhite enamel wool Gym Socks (10, 11 & 12) pair ighter. Oven C PUrNErS....o payments. ——————
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9.95 2.98 2.49 1.89 6.29 3.29 2.98
. L.98 pr.
2.79 2.89 1.29 119 1.50
2.98 5.719
12.50
9.95 2.29 3.98 6.95 3.79 1.69 1.98 2.19
SORRY — NO PHONE, MAIL OR C. O. D. ORDERS OF SALE ITEMS
The salesman pushed his straw hat back on his head and squinted as he lit a cigaret.
“I don’t see where we'll get any place kowtowing to Stalin.
with people, but you can’t deal with dictators.” He became a five-star general on ‘Don’t Want Price Control Back’ “WHAT DO I think Congress 1946. ought to do?" replied the watchmaker. “I'd say adjourn. I don't {want price control back.
“Meat rationing would just start a black market.
The liquor store operator said:
and lock "em up until they come up with something. I'm for price
they chew the rag. _ “I got a boy who was overseas. Fought in the Belgian Bulge, got wounded and got a silver star.
cents,
take Congress like a jury
is on that.”
. “DEFINITELY PRICE control,” said the shoe store man-
thing like that?
MAYORS SEE FREEDOM TRAIN—Some of the visiting mayors and other quests of Mayor Al Feeney today on "Mayor's Day" of Radedicarion week sign the Freedom Pledge. They are (left to right) Rue J. Alexander, lieutenant governor; JET 10, Sale grate income Mayor James L. Allen, of Greenfield; Mayor Robert Louis Stevenson, of Columbus, g the signers is Senior Girl Scout Carla Fritz, of
THE CLUB MANAGER said price control was the only way to
minimum wage from 40 to 75! cents an hour, but he didn't see how it was possible to live-on 75
“Stay in. Berlin for our own “I don’t think we'll get into war,” » r
it means rationing,” sporting goods man. they keep stuff going out of the country, prices are bound to go h.
“On this foreign situation, it's almost impossible for a man to talk intelligently. They're keepcontrol. They took OPA off too| D8 the facts from the people
soon. Some of these folks around here can't hardly eat. I don’ ’ Truman know how they live. | What's going op are ang “If they keep fooling around in Berlin, this blockade might lead to something, Sooner or later we'll have to whip Russia. 8 taking on where Hitler left
just like they did during the war. “The only guys that know
a few of them on the inside. “Did Roosevelt promise the Russians all this stuff or didn't he? We should have gone into Berlin ourselves. shame to back down, but still a man doesn’t know what time it
er. oe only on certain things,” sald He's living down an McCann St.|the clerk. “Then raise minimum in the Veterans project down| wages.” Say,’ that's not bad, but| “Now how can you suggest a. they're still looking to buy a } house and can’t touch one at these| do both?” demanded the hy
Sr Sas sb lai
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL—Seven-year-old John Boone, 7, of School 87, is shown the Bill of Rights aboard the Freedom Train by A. T. Clarke, 80-year-old
$
“Say we had to drop the price 28 there were before Pearl Haron that Red Cross shoe. could I pay you a salary? What we ought to have is 1941 prices and 1941 wages. that's impossible. “If those yokels in Congress don’t start doing something, Truman’s going to get my vote.” “Not mine,” said the clerk. “I'll just stay home and weep.” “This war situation has. a lot to do with the price thing,” said the We ought to stay in Berlin. I'm sort of afraid we're going to have to fight ’em anyway, and it could be worse to do Rlectpitation 24 hrs. end it later than sooner.” id th “I'll agree with that,” e shoe clerk, “but I still don’t see|'.!n other cities how you can argue they can't raise minimum wages have price control .
they |Bost + + limited),
pensions — how they going t0' “wwe why can't they?” asked present inflationary situation has. meet their obligations?
He said he favored raising the
{the same dangerous possibilities
Dewey, Warren | To Speak in State
Definite Promise Given to Springer Republican presidential nomi-| nee Thomas E. Dewey and his: running mate, Gov. Earl Warren of California definitely will speak in Indiana during the fall campaigns, it was announced today.
PAGE 7! RI-2391 Rl-2391 ALVIN WELLS “| Boi Saying, 3.5 VANS, ¢11 Roosevelt Bldg.
WHILE THE REST OF
THE TOWN SLEEPS HAAG'S ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE 22nd and Meridian Sts. IS OPEN
Republican state Chairman Clark Springer said he had received a promise from Dewey headquarters in Washington yesterday that the tour “schedules would include stops in Indiana. Seek Cornfield Session
A group of Republicans led by Sen. Homer ‘E. Capehart is agi-
tating for a repeat of the famed 1938 cornfield conference at!
Capehart farms in Daviess County with Dr. Dewey as the star
performer. i Mr. Springer said the matter| of the cornfield conference wasn't! discussed in his conference with! Dewey organization leaders, how-|
ever, and time and place of the Dewey -Warren appearances would have to be worked out later.
How to Get
. To Freedom Train Here's how to get to the Freedom Train, which is on the Nickel Plate Railroad tracks on the northeast end of the State
bor.” The bartender, an Air Force
took out a business card.
jobs.”
Official Weather
set
. 7:30 a.m. precipitation since Jan. 1..... 26 cess since Jan
veteran, dug down in his pocket, and pulled out ‘his wallet. He marked “Fairgrounds” traveling
i {north on Illinois St, It identified him as secretary!
of a hospital insurance program. “That's what inflation does,” he!
said: “A man has to hold two,
UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU ~July 30, 1948
Sunrise. .. 5:43 | Sunset... 8:00
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The following fable shows the tempera~
price control, L mean, on neces
= s . THE BARTENDER said: “We didn’t have inflation under When OPA went 155 Aveele off, they said prices would adjust themselves. But they didn't. New Sele “I'm not one to think we ought|¢ to use the federal government as Fitisburgh But we'll need some kind of price regulation.
Our! w;
How can they
% DEE Jewelry Co.
18 N. ILLINOIS ST.
~ OPEN ‘ALL DAY SATURDAY!
San Antonio
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Fairgrounds—north of the race
{horse barns: By Trolley—Take Illinois cars!
ways will transport passengers free of charge to the train from the streetcar loop at the 38th St. entrance of the Fairgrounds. By Auto—The automobile en-
the Fairgrounds (near the Tee
424 St.
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FOR POULTRY, EGGS, FISH— ITs
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e-tested WINTER-X Tablets uick relief of pain and ans ot baga. ‘Must do the Work 16 your go. ° satisfaction or your money refunded
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for WINTER-X Tablets. 100 for $3.00. The B. M. Keene Co, Chane ta. Indianapolis &
Shuttle| busses of the Indianapolis Rail-|
trance from Fall Creek Blvd. into
Pee Drive-In Restaurant) is the closest entrance to the train. Other entrances open will be the main gate on 38th St, the 424 St. gate and Gate No. 8 on the northeast of the Fairgrounds on
Police armed with search war. rants yesterday raided 1205 7. 71 Meridian 8t., arrested four men on gaming charges and confiscated baseball tickets and racing forms. Arrested were Paul Montgomery, 38, 1839 N, Hardy St.; Jacob Wetzel, 53, 1223 8S. Meridian St.; Herman Steirs, 47, 1205 8. Meridian 8t., and Ben Satinsky, 30, 922 Pleasant Run Blvd.|
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(13) Nationally Advertised 4-qt. Pressure
CoOKerS ...c.avesnnpessessnsenssns 13.98 8.95
(8) 5-ft. Step Ladder ......ccceveesiveeses 5.50 4.29 914-1b. oblong Glass Roaster........... 1.69 S19 ;Aluminum Double Boilers.......oce0e0. . 2.25 1.49 "Aluminum 5-qt. Tea Kettles............ 3.95 2.69
Aluminum Drip Coffee-makers......... 2.95 1.98 Assorted Sauce Pans (1, 2, 8 qts.)...... 95 49 3-gt. Covered Sauce Pan.........c.c000 1.485 98 100’ Clothesline and Aluminum Reel.... 2.28 1.19 Galvanized Wash TubS...c..eccc0vveeee 1.89 1.19
Galvanized 10-qt. Pails.....cco00nnenes 65 A9 Wooden Ironing Boards.......ccov0es0. 4.98 3.49 Fruit Juicers ............ sesecssesssss B95 3.89
Frozen Food Packaging Kits........,.. 4.95 3.49
APPLIANCES
Kent Coffeemaker Ensembles.......... 12.50 4.95 314-quart Electric Casserole............ 8.95 5.95
Electric Toasters ..... sssesnesssssnces 3.95 2.98 Fabrimatic Electric Irons...........:.. 4.98 2.95 Rittenhouse Door Chimes ..........,.0 2. 1.98
Chrome Buffet Chef Elec. Roasters..... 17.95 11.95 Radio Selector Electric Clocks......... 14.95 10.95 Electric Desk Clocks. oseaecanennnnnse 9.95 7.29 Electric Alarm Clocks. .c.covvevciisess 1.95 4.39
Electric Mantle Clocks «v..ce0cvsavvees 19.95 1L.95
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9-tube Mantola Console Combinations... 229.59 160.50 7-tube Mantola Consolette Combinations 129.50 99.95 7-tube Montola Lo-Boy Combinations... 144.50 99.95 7-tube Mantola Table Combinations.... 79.95 59.95 Motorola Table Combinations ; " (Floor Sample)...ccecevsvssesscess 119.95 79.53 Motorola Table Combs. (Blond) (Floor Sample) ..cvceviveesesesass 84.95 64.95 Motorola Comb. (Plastic) (Floor Samp.) 69.95 49.95
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