Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1951 — Page 9

Page PDF (8.67 MB)

Back to issue view

SUITE 7 $169.98

ce of utton $1344 Value... .

AV-N-BED

iful sofa by day . .

RSPRING 149 :

ral: tapes95 Value. gE

G BED 28.80

1 COMSE. Gy. Res. $44.95

A SUITE

i seal, $29.98 GE CHAIR

arms with a legk

$49$39.95

sed reclining te colors.

ring filled ong wear-

HIRO

SION TABLE LLL LY FAL

i {1

08 (oF) BACK

$79.95 $22.81

'EAR'S FLOOR [913 R43:

"hy = AL ie

WEDNESDAY, JULY 4,151 |

ik No starting date for the project}

Fa wea

Fountain Square Gets to Keep Its Fountain =

Thwarting of a plan to remove the Fountain Square fountain In favor of more parking space was revealed today by Walter A. Underwood, South Side realtor and president of the South Side Exchange Club.

them into a patriofic lather, | they are bathing, trading and gossiping. When these crowds—so much deh Party—dem-

By GEORGE WELLER

{Communist Tu-

onstrate in front

The Exchange Club has suc- , ceeded in getting city approval for lighting and cleaning up the fountain in a recent request to the Works Board, he revealed. Present plans, approved by the Works Board and Mayor Bayt include installation of lights, construction of a low wall topped with an iron railing and planting of shrubbery along the outer edge. Earlier, Mr. Underwood said, an organization of South Side smerchants had voted to seek removal of the fountain. Following that action the Exchange Club agreed to seek Works Board approval of the improvement plan.| The Exchange Club has agreed : to pay the cost of installing iight- New Wisconsin Regent

ing and other improvements with » . the city to assume maintenance.| Too Old’ for Convertible SUN PRARIE, Wis. July 4

Still to be|(UP)-—Wilbur Renk, newly named engineeringias a University of Wisconsin re|gent, set out today to assume the {dignity he needed for the post. He put his 1950 convertible up for sale with this explanation: {“Reason for selling—am too old.” | Mr. Renk is only 42, but he said the convertible is “for a young fel(low with lots of dash who's looking for a girl.”

PACIFIC RULER—Ex-Sen. Elbert Thomas, of Utah, will be the boss-man for Uncle Sam over three million square miles of South Pacific Ocean, the islands therein and the people thereon. He's high commissioner for the United Nations Trust Territory of:.the Pacific Islands, which pass on July 1 from U. S. Navy government to civil administration under the Department of the Interior,

has yet been fixed. complete are final plans for the work.

Services Arranged Mrs. Ralph S. Ely

Mrs. Mary Ely, a native of Germany, died yesterday at her home, 333 N. Beville Ave. She

was 63.

Services will be at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Harry W. Moore Peace JAPAN to Help Seattle

Chapel. Burial will be in Con- Celebrate Tonight cordia. | Born in Germany, Mrs. Ely| came to Indianapolis 60 years ago. | For 28 years she was employed at Lewis Meier & Co. She was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical} Lutheran Church. ese fireworks. Surviving are her husband,| The fireworks were the final Ralph S.; 4 son, Edgar N.; her|event of the first Japanese Trade mother, Mrs. Adaline Behnke; Fair. Four pyrotechnic experts four brothers, Edward, ‘Harry, were flown from Japan to direct Frank and William Behnke; and the July 4th show with Seattle a sister, Miss Frances Behnke, all fireworks specialist Ray Hitt. of Indianapolis.

| SEATTLE, July 4 (UP)— Japan will help the people of this | city celebrate Independence Day| tonight with a spectacular dis-|

play of $12,000 worth of Japan-/

Mrs. Pearl Parrish Waited a Long Time

Services will be at 10:30 a. m.| The rst Stale visit of & rein ing British king to Stratford-on-| Thursday in the J. C. Wilson, , von where William Shakespeare

Chapel of the Chimes for Mrs. was born in 1564 did not occur Pearl Parrish. Burial will be in| until April, 1950. Yet London is! New Crown Cemetery. jonly 92 miles away.

Mrs. Parrish died yesterday in| SCHIFF SHOES

the home of a daughter, Mrs. Earl for Men, Women and Children

Case, Carmel. She was 72. | Born in Connersville, Ky., she!

came here 26 years ago. 1 | Surviving is another daughter, at Tereifie Javingst I Mrs. Mae Baker, Kentucky; four Big 7 ash. sons, Oram and Vallle Vani} 140 E Wash. '_Avsdall,. Calitorpla, Forest, Van| ® 346 W. Wash.

- Arsdell, Indianapolis and Afford} Van Arsdell, Kentucky; and two!

Stores J

~sisters, Mrs. Francie Christian,! — \ . Kentucky, and Mrs. Cora Bram-| ; : lett, Indianapolis. WATCH REPAIRING by EXPERTS

Mrs. Robert Auth

Services for Mrs. Ada Auth, former Indianapolis resident, will be at 3 p. m. Friday in Harry W.| Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will] be in Washington Park. Friends may call at the. funeral er

At Miller's Modest Prices! QUICK SERVICE

*Miller Jewelry Co.

29 on the Circle

3 Doors From Power & Light Co. |

after 7 p.m. today. Mrs. Auth died Saturday at her home in Portland, Ore. She was! 49. | Born in Westport, she lived in| Indianapolis from 1912 to 1937. | Surviving are her husband, Robert; three sisters, Mrs. Onie| Abrams, Indianapolis; Mrs. Chloe | Frakes, Yorktown; Mrs. Lena! Neal, Kokomo; and two brothers, Raymond and Clyde Knarr, Indianapolis.

Free Pastor in Fight Against V-Necklines

LOS ANGELES, July 4 (UP)— Bearded Preacher Paul De La Croix, 44, was free from jail today after a federal grand jury refused to indict him on charges of sending .an allegedly libelous postal card to Margery Truman, The Rev. De La Croix was arrested Friday by postal inspectors who said he had carried on a campaign against. plunging) necklines by sending hundreds of cards quoting bible passages. Television star Faye Emerson was one of the receivers.

APPLIANCE & FURNITURE (0. 2125 PROSPECT ST. MA-4393

Some Good Reasons

There are several good reasons why Shirley Brothers has served an ever-increasing circle of Indianapolis | residents since its establishment«n 1898. The firm g has always placed the beauty of a memorial tribute = ahead of the "cost" .. . an attitude folks appreciate. They know that whatever the price lavel chosen . (more than |5 available, several selections at each), Shirley, Brothers’ personal and professional services are the same,

Other reasons include Shirley Brothers! trained personnel . , . its extensive facilities and equipmant

303M Bi 2

Hoosier Killed, 5 Hurt [states Embassy,

In Kentucky Accident

CAVE CITY, Ky., July 4 (UP) their fists in the —Benjamin Gardner, about B50, Stalinist threat. Huff. Ind, was killed and five They seem to be lother persons were injured in aisaying, “This |highway accident on U. 8. 31 near | does look a little |here yesterday. | Among the injured were Hu-| 'bert W. Gardner, 26, Jasper, Ind., ly aroused over

|tle, Ind.

iof the United

{they often laugh {as they raise

|silly, doesn’t it?”

4 | But when real- Mr. Weller |

EH __ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES But Can Get Real Tough— Lg Iranian Patriots’ Demonstrations Are Pretty Placid Affairs

: |bakers. began slipping pebbles TEHRAN, July 4 (CDN)—Saber on one side of their|into the bread to make it weigh mounts, rifle on the other, Tehran's police cavalry ride the| capital's streets, eyes on the crowds. To the stranger these ordinary Iranians, despite their them, Jopeating. nto thew Srens new reputation in the West for frightfulness, look like pretty| oooq bread for years after that.

placid terrorists. While their leaders are frying

more, a crowd calmly entered a big bakery, selected two whitecapped breadmasters,

to whip| And last April, five Britons - rene | WOTr@ Killed along with many Sh a symptom of Iranian political Iranians in Abadan strike riots. eating, yressure sven when led by the! Today the crowds march in the |streets. They demonstrate before the Parliament building.. They lcircle the high gray walls of the (British Embassy. They are ad- . |dressed through loudspeakers by |orators, invisible and out of pistol range, inside the buildings.

But, instead of shouting hoarse {replies and raising a massed fist| weary and hopeful, the men in, lin ominous emotion they just take worn suits, [their heads clipped {their shoes off.

ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY!

Lacy Rayon Half SLIPS

Better hurry for this big value! Luxurious rayon half slips, with beautiful lace trim! All round elastic waist! Choose pink,’ white, blue or maize! Medium and large sizes!

DOWNSTAIRS STORE

100% NYLON PANELS

Such luxury for your home! 42"x81” or 42"x90” sizes in neutral eggshell tone that goes with any color scheme! So easy to wash and they peed only a minimum of ironing! Choose yours tomorrow!

THIRD FLOOR

: » « « and the friendly understanding and courtesy - you'll find here.

a uy

Every Shirley funeral is perfect in every detail ., 4 “truly a remembered service."

FIRST QUALITY NYLONS

3 54 Gauge 15 Denier

Buch sheer flawless beauty in these full-fashioned, first quality nylons! So flattering to your legs, and are practical too, because they're so long wearing! Choose from two shades, Gleam and Joy. Sizes 8% to 11! You'll want several pair!

Street Floor

PENNEY'S

A ai Wi

TR Sag gk A Ha 2

The people applaud and watch

wide gutter,.a foot deeper than Ja woman with a child sitting on

the road surface, runs with mouun~ ’ la dry curb with no water in its

tain water, cool and free. The, glitter, pick up her offspring and flaming, florid oratory booms on pring him across to wash him. and they extend cupped hands The water flows through -the and lift water to douse over their

faces.

The loudspeaker fixed in the tree above clears its throat and says: “Patriots, ready for any sacri-| clean now -- the tenements of fice, have gone to Ahwaz and the|gouth Tehran other ofl centers of the south to 3 apply the law and take over the | property of the tyrannical and) exploitative foreign country.”

Crowd Looks Human

shoved

northepn side near the mountain

{with its great squares

|state. Take Shoes Off

confused, i3i-le Will Be Girls

LONDON (UP)—The

The crowd, seen from curbstone level, looks human,

{bald as Premier Mossadegh’s to

in Britain in 1896.

_—— mht

These are just a few of the highlights from Penney's big July Clearance! Come in Tomorrow and see for yourself the hundreds of unadvertised values!

streets of Tehran, cooling first the rich in their villas on. the

range, then the center of the city and | mosques, and finally —not so

South Tehran is where Iranigns take journalists and oil execu[tives slumming to show them why. {Iran's oil should belong to the

PAGE §

Poultry-Raising |

In New Guinea Gets Flying Start

PORT MORESBY, New Guinea, July 4 (CDN)—Poultry-raising has just got off to a flying start , at one New Guinea outpost, thanks to a “para-hen.” 3 Unable to get chickens by over land means, the outpost’'s residents asked a pilot who flies over daily to help out. After mulling the delivery problem over, pilot Fred Fox wrapped {an experimental hen in masses of {newspaper and loosely tied it with string. Then he skimmed over the outpost at 150 feet and tossed the bird out. : The bird dived down, the paper

showed Harold Hartley . . .

EXTRA SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT!

ARANCE

ballooning out like a parachute and stripping off layer by layer. |It was all gone when the hen hit {50 feet, but she glided in for a

and Cutter magazine has a word Perfect iwe-tuint landing ang Sitting in rows on the curb-'hold off the heat. The women, of caution today for those who promptly began pecking.

'stone, loudspeakers roaring above in their full-length gray or polka sigh for the good old days. It] : their heads, they munch roasted dot blue veils, are all eyes, star- said costume research land James Groce, 28, New Cas- their rights they can be ingeni- corn on ‘the cob, cherries and ing out dumbly, seeming to ask that falsies were in common use Times every day . .. ously violent. .In "1927, when the small juicy cucumbers. The foot-'for hope, for explanation.

TODAY IN BUSINESS ... by is in The and every | Sunday. :

—

BOYS" RAYON

Gabardine

Suits

In Smart - Two Tones

Your boy will love these . suits! They're of lustrous rayon gabardine with plaid jacket body, plain sleeves and trousers! Choose blue, brown, or green in these smart two-tone suits! Fully liped jackets, boxer type trousers with fly front! Sizes 3 to 8.

DOWNSTAIRS STORE THIRD

ALL-STEEL FOLDING

CHAIRS

If you need some spare chairs, don't miss this big value! All steel frames in black or grey with red simulated leather seats. Brown frames with brown seats. Just 300 in this group, so better hurry in, while they last!

FLOOR

Birdseye DIAPERS

33 S

Doz. Get several dozen of these soft

BLINDS

-NO PHONE OR

MEN’S COOL A A : regular. ® Wood cornice,

Smart and Decorative

VENETIAN

; absorbent diapers! Big size, 27x27” and they’ll last no mat7 ter how many washings you = give them! ® Self-adjusting tilter ® 18” through 36" widths, long.

® All steel slats are slightly ir-

LITT

TT LL

¢ t i + 3 '

od ed ed ro pe,

64”

THIRD FLOOR

SPORT "&) SHIRTS 3: °F

Choose your new sport shirt from these cool ventilated cottons! All smart prints and patterns! And they're all sanforized, keep their

Better humsry for these smart summer blouses! Woven striped chambrays, plaid ginghams! Sleeveless and

good f 3 i ray! Small "cap sleeve styles! All for- : h merly much higher STREET FLOOR priced! Sizes 32 to 40.

SLEEVELESS COTTON BLOUSES

TSS

MAIL ORDERS—NO C.0.D