Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1951 — Page 8

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Urges New Center For Auto Bureau |

Group Says Statehouse Setup ‘Intolerable’ | The State Senate Committee in-| vestigating the Bureau of.Motor| Vehicles today recommended that the bureau be removed from the Statehouse basement. Winding up a two-day session] here, the committee said that working conditions in the base-|

iment of ‘the Statehouse were “in-| The committee also blasted the lack of security in the; basement, where the license applications and automobile files are out in the open. Committee’ members said the vast operation of the bureau was, go great that they had decided to continue the investigatiqn until the next session of the state legis-| lature, in 1953. State Sén. Von A. Eichhorn! (D. Uniondale), chairman of the committee, said the Senate prob-! ers were agreed that the present bureau, under Director Clyde Black, was “operating efficiently.” ‘Mess Goes Back’

The “muddled mess” of the bureau's files, said said Sen. Eichfinro, “goes 'way back.”

The committee was not critical! of..the administration of former Secretary of State Charles Fleming, Democrat, who was in charge of the buerau's operations. It merely stated that there was a “tremendous backlog” of applications to- be processed when the new administration came in. The committee heard testimony from numerous thorities. includeing State Purchasing Agent Walter Mybeck and officials ‘of the Board of Ac-| ¢ounts and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Bath Testifies In addition to conferring with Gov. Schricker yesterday, the committee also heard testimony from former Republican Secretary of State Thomas Bath, who served under Gov. Gates. 3 The committee requested all persons who testified to submit written statements supplementing their oral testimony. In this way the committee hoped to get a better picture of the bureau's defects. The committee quoted present state officials as saying that the bureau will be in “top working order” before the end of the year.

Queen for a Day Seats Are Scarce

Higher mathematics show that Your chances of seeing the Queen for a Day radio show at the Murat Theater Apr. 19 and 20 are pretty slim. The theater's Egyptian Room. where the broadcast will be staged, holds 2000 people. The show will be here for two days

with a total of 4000 available’

seats.

To date, WIBC, over which the

show is carried locally, has received more than 5500 mail order ticket requests. A little arithmetic shows that 1500 are. going to be left sitting - on the -curb at broadcast time. i But there's still hope. If some of the ticket holders don’t show up, their seats will- be filled by anyone interested anough to loiter around the theater. Emcee Jack Bailey also will stage a nonbroadcast version of the show at 4 p. m. Apr. 20 at the Home Show in the Manufac-

turers Building at the Fairgrounds. Ball State Offers

Stepped Up Program

Basic air ROTC courses and an increase in academic offerings have been added to Ball State Teachers College's first summer term which begins June 11. This accelerated program is designed for high school graduates who wish to enter college before being called by the armed services. . The regular term will begin Sept. 10, when there will be offered the usual beginning courses, a continuation of air ROTC, and other college courses started in the summer session by freshmen on the acceleration program.

IU Groups to Merge

Statehouse *au- §

The Union Board of Indiana University has voted to invite women membership for the first time. The group, which supervises men’s activities, will merge with the : Association of Women Students Council, counterpart of the 8 nion Board. SPECIALS SPRING SUITS 17 and TOPPERS MARILYN FUR CO. 29 E. OHIO ST. CO 5 DIAMOND ® WE BUY DIAMONDS ° WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. 239 W. WASHINGTON ST. i UA Esfablished 49 Years HRN

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New, stronger, soft absorbent towel for kitchen use.

SCOTT

Toilet TISSUE 10 Rolls for ud Lay

Fine quality sanitary wrapped, facial quality 1000 single sheet rolls. (Limit 10 rolls.)

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Layaway Plan

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Turkish BATH TOWELS

Regular 39c¢ Value 17x32-in. size. Fancy colored stripe turkish towels. First

quality. Choice of 2 3

colors.

Glider Storm COVERS

. Reg. $3.98 Value

Heavy quality rubberized glider storm covers. Fits standard gliders. Protect your glider

from the $39

weather.

INFANTS’ COAT REG. $2.98 CHENILLE

& BONNET SETS | CRIB SPREADS

$5.98 and $7.98 Values Special group of Crib Chenille Dainty Rayon Crepe Coats and Spreads—heavy tufted — white

IRREGULAR 49c Receiving

BLANKETS

Assorted colors, Pink, Blue, White, Maize stripe ends.

3.41.00

REG. 59¢ TRAINING

PANTIES

Famous make training panties, Fine comb yarn— e elastie waist. 44 Sizes 1 to 4.

GLASS SET

8-Tall 12-0z. glasses with chipproof edge, neatly packed in

Women’s

gift box. Green T . and White Lily of C { Valley G9 wet U nlined tion.

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$2.49 5-PC. PLASTIC

SALAD SET

One large leaf“8haped serving bowl and 4 individual bowls to match. Clear red

Crease Resistant

re Srried a $19. S U ITS carton.

WOMEN’S ARCH

Support SHOES

Reg. $6.95 3 id

Black cut-out strap. Sizes §

$12.95 Value

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The crease-resistant finish gives them a better appearance for hot weather wear and they

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QUILTED CRIB PADS

Slightly Irreg. of $2.89 Values

Well-made pads. $44

RR — a. Feather Bed

PILLOWS

Regular $1.39 Value Blue and white stripe ticking filled with quality curled

chicken feathers. 9 $c 3 »

Each 36-In. Hope MUSLIN

Regular 39¢. Value Quality Hope bleached muslin. Soft finish—no filling. Ideal

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While 400 yards Special Yard

— — Knitted DISH CLOTHS

Regular 8¢ Value Knitted mesh dish cloths,

Standard size. Red e border. First qual- Each 4 ity.

WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL

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Regular $15.00 Value

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Sizes a 10 to 18, "38 to M4

Plaid Taffeta

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$1.00 and $1.50 Values

DD’ Special purchase of men’s ties

made of fancy rayons. Large selection of patterns.

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MEN'S 29¢ ANKLETS

24°

Made of fancy rayon in dark and medium shades. Sizes 10 to 12.

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. Fine Quality Broadcloth Built-up Shoulder

WHITE COTTON

SLIPS

Seconds of $1.39-$1.49 Quality SIZES 32 to 52

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Women’s Rayon Crepe

GOWNS

Regular Price $2.59

Sleeveless or-cap sleeve style, pink or blue, V and square neck models, trimmed dainty laces and edging. Cut full for comfort. Sizes 34 to 40.

Tapestry cover, sturdy spring constructed. Closed ‘arms—a comfortable bed at night,

La daggnport by 3 9x12.Ft. Felt Base Rug

A splendid assortment in tile and floral S * 63 patterns. Wonderful values at this price. :

some have em- .

RAYON MARQUISETTE

Special Purchase 200 Sets -

$15.50 VALUE—SIX-PIECE

GLIDER CUSHIONS

Colorful glider cushions. Attractively .hand-stenciled in this colorful floral pattern. Durable coated drill fabric. Reversible back cushion. Filled with excelsior and soft cotton linters. Colors of blue

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Beautiful new colors, patterns. Smart youthful styling. Fine 80 Sq. Percales. In misses’ and half sizes.

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for sheets and quilt linings, to 5-yd. length.

Pencil Slim

45-Inch Width : Reg. Value 49¢ Special

Sheer quality rayon cur- ¢ tain marquisette. Choice Yd

of plain pastel shades.

Scranton panels. Ready

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Men’s and Young Men's $39.95 and $49.95 Value

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With One and Two Pairs of Pants

Made of all-wool, long-wearing worsted in neat stripes and mixtures. Also suits of fine rayon in fancy plaids with 2 pairs of pants, single and double-breasted. Sizes 35 to 44.

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S410

Special purchase of 600 pairs. Made of heavy Gabardine, 40% wool, 607, Rayon. California style in Gray, Blue, Brown, Tan, Green. Also fancy wool mixed worsteds .In plain fronts. Sizes 28 to 50. An

Seranton Lace Curtains

3-Yd. Extra Length Curtains Reg. $1.98 Value

lacy - weave gp me to hang Dd tops. Choice of four patterns. For extra long win-

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2 66 Special skirts. and checks.

large : pockets. Sizes 24 to 38.

Kick pleats. Assorted

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WOMEN’S NYLON

GIRDLES

/ Today's $5.00 Value

Special purchase of

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white and pink. Sizes 26 to 34.

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COTTON MATTRESS

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