Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1951 — Page 4

wag

RT EN REA

spade work for the move to re- REN am “store the $20 million grants-in- £ 0 McDonald's aid to the state, which were cut ll 4 . | “off by the ruling of FSA Adminis-

trator Oscar R, Ewing, ceomaaned sg +, disappointment at the morning's

# w $

Rep. Burr P. Harrison of Virginia,

“to make the motion for Ways and

public hearings.

Services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow| 3 Tablets 25¢. 100 for 4%¢ In the J C. Wilson Chapel of the ————— Chimes. Burial, Memorial Park,

former Anderson resident and employee of the Lynch Glass Co. | Services and burial in Ft. Myers, | Fla,

of 2204 N. Alabama St. Services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Kirby! Mortuary, Burial, Crown Hill, |

RS Sei TRY

tary. : Mr. Kolb was Mr Kolb

_. Halleck Disappointed selaer Republican, who did the of directors,

He had lined up a Democrat, McDonald,

Means Committee action on an

Charles A. Brownson, Indianap-| olis Republican. ! Mr. Harrison and Rep. Daniel,

Holy Cross Cemetery.

nority member of the committee, | He was 75. both have similar amendments!

Unable to get that done, Harrison made the motion for|June 8, 1943

Raised Point

Rep. Jere Cooper (D. Tenn.)| raised a point of order, on the! Jrounds the committee could no transact executive business while the House is in session. Instead of convening at 12 noon, as ecus--omary, the House met at 10 a. m. | i048 St Chairman Robert L. Doughton y :D. N, C,) sustained the point of wrder. Mr. Reed appealed. All| yivor. l0 Republicans voted with Mr. Check Itc hi - eed. But there are 15 Democrats mn the committee and Chairman ec ¢ ng Ooughton’s ruling was sustained. “All we can do Is keep on try-| ng,” Mr. Halleck moaned.

| time of his retirement.

_ MOTHER!

MRS. JOSEPHINE ROEHM, 80 T CH ® Here’ f 101 E. Palmer St. Services at SS Ol to

10 a. m, Monday in Sacred Heart OF MILLIONS Modern Way

~ Catholic

Church. Toseph Cemetery, all at the home.

” ~ ” { IX HUBERT 0. ALSATT, 57. of or, 1403 Fletcher Ave., an employee | nN) of the U. 8. Rubber Co., 29 years.|

Burial, St. Friends may|

Tablets are 4 adult dose, orange fla. vored. Buy It!

ST.JOSEPH « ASPIRIN -

SAVE ON LARGER SIZES FOR CHILDREN

af N nN } BENJAMIN F. DAVIS, 74.

4 un » t MRS. ANNA C. NICHOLS, 82,

Oh, Fudge |

Big-time bandits will be passed over in the police investigation ‘for burglars who raided the concession stand in Washington Park last night, Missing are 25 small lollypops, a box of large | suckers, and a box of bub- | ble gum.

ATTENTION!

For The First Time a Professional Permanent Wave at a Drugstore Price

HOMOGENIZED PERMANENT

Bes

Formula 37 Especially Prepared $ A <<, For You! » \ A personalized hair style ®

y Lr created for each individual customer. PL. 0481 or PL. 6090

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

Good, Turn Left from Elevator OPEN ALL DAY For Abuses ROY AL BE AUTY SATURDAY Hin dp : Oe - Children's 401 Roosevel! Bldg. Bay 2 a. Hg Mais 4th Floor—Comer Nl. & Wash.

with Glidden’ 29 years and is rein accordance with the pension system, but re-

Rep. Charles A. Halleck, Rens- Mains as a member of the board

Services for Frank C. "“Scoopy” retired Indianapolis policeman, will be at 8:30 a. m.

amendment similar to that intro-| Monday in the Blackwell Funeral £

| Home and at 9 a. m. in St. John's = duced months ago by Rep... ., 0 onuven Burial will be in

Mr. McDonald died yesterday A. Reed (R. N. Y.), ranking mi-| in an Indianapolis Nursing Home.

A life resident of Indianapolis, pending. They wanted one re- Mr. McDonald joined the Indian-|

ported to the floor for a vote, apolis Police Department June 8, Mr. 1914. He retired 29 years later,

! He started as a patrolman on downtown beats and later was assigned to a squad car. Eventually he became a detective ser- ¢ Beant and held this rank at the

He was a member of St. John's Church and the Fraternal Order of Police. He lived at 539 S. II-

An adopted son, Alfred Johnson, is the only immediate sur-

‘First Application

Agonizing itching of ugly eczema, Rash, | Tetter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies, Toe = {teh is checked on ONE APPLICATION of = BLUE STAR OINTMENT. Repeat as

: needed as nature helps heal, Money back if ocal Deaths FIRST jar falls to satisfy. Try it foday

child aspirin.

We Believe Them to Be

$18.00 VALUES Now Only h,

i i - 30 STYLES AND SHAPES

Lenses Ground to Your Exact needs. The Frame of Your Own Choice — Bifosals : needed $3 extra at Same Prices—the Same Prices to © More, No Less Everypody. 2 You Can't Pay More! Our SAME-PRICE policy on glasses is something most people never dreamed was possible! It is possible only because we were able to eliminate all middlemen's profits! We grind our own lenses, in our own 'laboratories—make our own frames in our own shop. There is a BIG savings-—and we pass fit directly along to you. All we ask is $8.50 for our glasses that we believe to be $18.00 VALUES! Satisfaction guaranteed. Come in--get the glasses you need—and SAVE!

“Ensim.

PREC DIpYIAG «nam aseEs

Lowest prices! OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS

wed JOOOOREWARD {0 DE Es Se he Loe be BE ST

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED 39 Ww, WASHINGTON ST.

A\ND2240 _____OPTICIA i

Phone Lincoln 2661 9 AM to 5:30 P.M. Daily

AE EEE EI EE EE EE EE EE HE EE EER SE EER OR EE A ET ER RR

= os

Your Budget Fashion Center . . . a

Oxford Tie

Classic Casual Comfort

by "Corliss Deb" °

“A Step Ahead Toward Fall

Oxford Tie Open toe semi-wedge heel with comfortable platform sole. In black suede or brown smooth elk leather. Sizes 6

to 10, narrow widths and 4 to 10 medium widths.

Sabot Strap Open toe one-strap semiwedge heel with platform sole. In black or brown smooth elk leather. Sizes 6 to 10, Be narrow widths and 4 to 10 medium widths. :

T Strap Comfortable strap casual with semi-wedge heel with platform sole. In black suede. Sizes 6 to 10, narrow widths and 4 to 10 medium widths.

WOMEN'S SHOES, Section 2, Downstairs at AYRES’

oat

Buy On AYRES’

NY" a1 J5 |

Fas EE LTT TTL

lf lala inal] Ns \

2 3 Hig 7 2Z ’ « dy ® - — i 4 : * . > 0 . 3 / A a

Fashions at Low Cost Arriving Daily! -

Fall's Fashion Trends for The College Girl... The Career Girl

High fashions at purse happy prices are yours at Ayres’ Downstairs Store. Come in today . . . see for yourself . . . that quality and quantity

can be yours at budget prices.

All Wool Fleece ~ Modif

% 4-Button Front, Full Back » %* Smart Small Wing Collar % Button-over Storm Tab

The soft luxury of all woo! fleece in your favorite flatterY

ing style, the modified pyramid.

lining for warmth. Featuring 2-tone plastic buttons and hand piped button holes. Sizes 10 to 18 in Nude or

Pale Brown. So much fashion for so little cost.

COATS, Sections 1 and 2, Dowhstoirs at AYRES'

FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 1951 ———————

ied Pyramid

39.95

Wide cuffs for smart-

IEE EE REET OT EV ERR ASAE AR AREA TREE EEE EEE OEE EEL IEEE EEE EEO REE E L EEOO TE OOE O TEES TT EE E REL E EEEE EROR T n

alk

SERN Rg 4

§:7F¥a

Contint

“sion “never approachin the report Icardi, v Pan-Ameri New York | to his pa: burgh, call standing tr Ie “lI am an Departmen that Italy ! members o armed for« pointed ou enemy nati alleged cri Icardi, Ww Maj. Holoh on jtheir h lines said ment char; He predict tion.” In Roche pudiated hi his‘commar dines durin said it was ment to dis “The Wa “Office of S my complet is up to the Former ramicoli, 3(

er in Mil

member of was “compl Defense De “It never dolce or Ic involved in Ciaramicoli

“Holohan shoved in minute just to join the “Wé didn't what he wa start.” Mr. Ciarn him “that killed in an

‘Nobo

“They al shooting st body saw I Mr. Ciarr

$ Fo

[TR

I J

BUWDV! national 2-diamo

41 DO!

ITI