Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1951 — Page 13

Page PDF (8.25 MB)

Back to issue view

1, 1051

ods ing. ows are out.

soks TILK ing. )00

184

321 397 464 118 321 429 71 424 435

SUNDAY, NOV. 11, 1951

| fr GF on Hep

EMPLOYEES ‘of banks and public buildings take a day off tomorrow, and clerks take to comfortable shoes. Banks, City Hall, the Courthouse, Statehouse su and Federal Building will observe Armistice Day = by closing. Stores will remain open all day tomorrow dur- hl ing their regular hours, anticipat- > ing heavy Christmas shopping. Where to Go . | Banks were open yesterday| Hockey, Caps vs. Hershey | $2.50, $2, $1.50 and $1.

from 9 a. m, to noon to accom-! Bears modate customers. Coliseum. at State Fairgrounds. | 8:15 p. m.

Outwitting the Killer Dancing with Clyde Trask Is killer No. 8 stalking you? | 2d his Orchestra. $1.50. In-

| diana Roof. 8:30 p. m Nationally, it is estimated Killer | Armistice Day a a fare- | 8—diabetes—has victimized more| well to the 28th. Antlers Hotel. | than one million persons without 7 R m Devoli ¢ ; *ublic devotion. ‘entral | their knowing it. | YMCA and Senate Avenue A ‘hunt’ for Killer 8 will be. YMCA chapels. 8:30 a. m. launched this week by Indian- Pops Concert - with Patti _apolis physicians in the fourth! Browne at soloist. Murat annual diabetes detection drive. Theater, 8 p. m. i Object’ is to find the estimated Public Forum at Senate 6000 persons in Marion County! Avenue YMCA. Dr. Mordecal who have diabetes and aren't -aware of it.

Johnson, president of Howard Indianapolis Medical Society

University, Washington, D. C., speaker. 3:15 p. m, ! members are asked to make free tests for the disease and patients Big Names . are invited to request the exami- Senate Avenue YMCA opens its nation from their doctors, public forums today at 315 p. m. “Diabetes can be controlled if with Dr. Mordeit is caught in its early stages,” cai Johnson. said Dr. Irvin W. Wilkens, chair- speaker, Presiman of the Medical Society's dia- dent of Howard! betes detection committee. University in

Washington, D.

| | | |

Adjustments C., Dr. Johnson od will talk on Proposed legislation affecting “Foundations of

~¢hiropractors will be discussed by Attorney James Harrison of Indianapolis at closing sessions of Indiana chiropractors in Hotel Washington today. Mr. Harrison Mar. 31, will be

and Dr. C. 8. Simons of Nashville, Philip Willkie, Indiana legisiator| Tenn. will speak this afternoon. on Nov. 25, 3 A business session is set for 3 Dr. Merze Tate, former teacher 2 p. m. at Crispus Attucks High School, 2 a will speak Feb. 3 about her ninespeakers at tl Morning speakers at the joint month study of India.

Freedom.” Among headline speakers for the series, to continue through

Mr. Willkie

convention of the Indiana Bureau of Chiropractice and the Federa- . tion of Indiana Chiropractors will 40-Year Milestone be Dr. E. R. Bebout of Indian- The Indianapolis Water Co. apolis, Dr. R. O. Dayton of Bed- has presented a service award to ford and Dr. Vinton F. Logan of a man who began as a plumbing St. Louis, and fixtures inspector and ended

. as assistant treasurer and chief On Your Toes, Kids

teller. Edward G. McCreery of Parents go calling Wednesday

314 W. 44th St., was honored tor, 40 years’ service. He began work at George Washington 9 School.

High'in 1911 as an inspector, was pro-| They'll visit classes as moter to assistant cashier in! part of the school's observance 1920, in 1939 became chief teller, of American Education Week, and in 1943 was named assistant Tours start at 9 and 10 a. m. and treasurer. 1 and 2 p. m. Dinner will be

served at the harvest festival in Bad Luck Floors Farmer

the cafeteria, 5-7 p. m., and open house will be held at 6-7:45 p. m. But Friends Save Day ENTERPRISE, Pa. (UP)—

At 8 p. m. Thursday the Girls’ Concert Club will entertain at wayne Rg. Shoop, an ex-GI farmer here, had a run of bad luck.

PTA meeting. In charge of the week's events, p...v rain and hail storms ruined much of Mr. Shoop's crops. |

1 are Mrs. Hester Bock and Frank Cook, co-chairman, and James pp. yr Shoop had to spend 26 days in the hospital with an In-/

Otto, John Seeburger, A. K. Jones fected appendix.

and Charles Hamilton. When Mr. Shoop was released rom the hospital, he was ordered to keep off his tractor until his incision had healed. That would have meant disaster for him, since he had 40 acres of plowing to do for his fall planting.

Fourteen neighboring farmers solved Mr. Shoop’s problem. They! moved in on his farm with 14 tractors and completed plowing {the 40 acres in four and a half hours. Mr. Shoop estimated that ft would have taken him 63 hours to, A have done the job alone. Mr. Breece Mr. Kryter |

“Bugs, bats, atoms and stars.” NOW! THE

That's Robert J. Kryter's subject

for a meeting of the Scientech ABOUT |

finn el DEAFNESS

The Army and You Revealed byU.S. Gov't. Study.

. What goes on at Ft. Benjamin Harrison and its effect on In- NOW AVAILABLE to you —

diapapolis is reason for the new free—is a dramatic report on; radio program of the Army-Air What the United States Gov-| Force broadcast at 9:30 p. m. efnment has done to help you every Monday over WIRE. Victor if you are hard of hearing.

Polant of Ft. Harrison is an- . nouncer for the five-minute pro- This report by Acousticon|

gram and S/Sgt. Robert Mold- Research Laboratories gives than of the local recruiting of- the actual Government fice, master of ceremonies, recommendations — based on| . Ithe most complete and the ’ Summer's Coming imost authoritative study . of Know your way around that deafness ever made. Further-! swimming pool next season, girls. more, the report tells how the There's a Red Cross junior life Government's suggbsted resaving course opening Nov. 24 ati gearoh program has now been

Central YWCA. Registration ; deadline is Saturday. Girls must carried out by one of the

be 12, have a doctor's certificate World's greatest acoustical re-| and hold an intermediate swim- search laboratories — how! ming certificate or pass a prelim- truly scientific help at last is inary swimming test Saturday. gvailable so that you may be| The class will meet weekly for 18 4110 t+ hear again — more

we 1 p. m. on Saturday or of Dec. 22 and 29. clearly, more naturally than

you ever dared hope for!

Named Chairman yy) mis coupon TODAY!

Mrs. Jack A. Goodman of 301 — ———— — ——— W. Kessler Drive, has been named I (Mall coupon to this address:) | honorary- chairman of the Wom- ACOUSTICON en's Division of the local Bonds | 18 N. Delaware St. Indpls. 4. Ind. i for Israel sampaIgn. In focepling I lease send me dhe, 154s 2ebort op i the a intment from Sam - ow the U. ov't-recommended frin, bonds chairman, Mrs. Good | ESSire»e dae | man pointed out “more is at stake | 7d how this may help me. i than the future well being of fel- i 1 i |

Science Strides

Club of Indianapolis tomorrow noon in Hotel Antlers. Boiled down, it will be a review of sci-

entific accomplishments, The club has presented certificates of achievement to Tom H. David, former club director] and 23-year member, and Charles]

low-Jews. The greatest safeguard I whens Sereesarenrirrens to the democratic world in the Near East is the economic stabil- I ity of the only democracy in that I part of the country.”

FERRER R ARR Rasen

Address ...

SPECIAL NOTICE

To All Merchants, Manufacturers & Jobbers

Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware, Variety, Gift shops, Toys, Tools, ‘Candy, Dishes, Novelties, Glass Pre-

ee —— PACE 13

SILVER-DUST! |; RINSO! SURF!

25;

SECOND FLOOR OX

Limit 4 boxes to each customer! 2000 large size boxes placed on sale at 9:30 a. m. sharp!

"SCOTTIES" Facial Tissues

Large size boxes of 400 sheets! So that C more may save we BOX

must limit 5 boxes to a customer!

SECOND FLOOR

ROASTERS

® FOR THE FIRST 150 CUSTOMERS

® HOLDS 7-LB. FOWL OR S BIG 10-LB. ROAST

EACH

Good heavy quality blue speckled roasters priced for a fast sellout tomorrow! Practical size for holiday cooking!

LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

4-PIECE "FIRE KING"

BOWL SETS

® |VORY COLOR! S 00 ® COMPLETE 4-PC. SET SET

4 Convenient sizes that mest inside each other! Popular ivory color that cleans easily! ‘Each set Individually boxed!

LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

"LATEX" FOAM BED

PILLOWS an 6€)98

FOAM FILLING! EACH

Full size pillows with floral art ticking or blue and white stripe ticking covers! Thousands of tiny puffs of foam for extra -buoyancy and luxurious sleeping comfort!

LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

mium Houses, ete. If you have merchandise on the shelf, under the counter, In the stock room, odds and ends you are tired of looking at, goods. you know you can't sell—Why keep It laying around ?—Get it together ~call us and make the appointment to suit: your convenlence—Get cash for what vou are finished with Prompt service.and cash on the line—Use your SENSE and get DOLLARS for your odds and ends,

Inland City Jobbers

CALLS JRE, ANY AACE ny THE Stare i 3 505 W. W. Li-1283 i

UNHEMMED JACQUARD

BLANKETS

® WHILE ONLY 250 : LASTI EACH

Hem or bind them yourself and save a Plagty! " Color-bright jacquard designs: ly woven and deeply mapped, Generous ‘sizes! ;

Soka

a LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

rr ~~

SRR

Ape A

COLUMBIA LACE -

TABLECLOTHS

* FORMERLY PRICED AT 59.98 EACH!

% YOU CAN SAVE HALF"TOMORROW!

EACH CLOTH IN AN ATTRACTIVE GIFT BOX! LAY THEM AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!

® EVERY CLOTH GUARANTEED. FIRST QUALITY ® EXQUISITE NEW "ETERNALLY YOURS’ PATTERN ® SOFT ECRU SHADE ® FULL SIZE 72x90 INCHES

A TIMELY HALF-PRICE SELLING RIGHT BEFORE THANKSGIVING AND ALL THE HOLIDAYS

AHEAD! Superior quality, exquisitely patterned cloths to help you set a charming festive table!

shade that will accent your finest silverware, too! day needs at The Leader!

LEADER HOME STORE—SECOND FLOOR

IVORY "FIRE-KING" DINNERWARE

32-PIECE SET!

$389

® READY BOXED

Footy Tore fi

TRADE

_ Meat

® EACH SET 00 BOXED ® WHILE 200 SETS COMPLETE LAST! 7-PC. SET

Famous ovenproof sets consist of Casserole and Cover, Pie Plate and 4 Custard Cups! Easy to keep clean! Ideal sets for every kitchen! Buy them for Christmas now!

LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

Platter!

Soft ecru

Definite proof you can save generously on your holi-

Complete set includes 6 Dinner Plates, 6 Salad Plates, 6 Dessert Dishes, 6 Cups, 6 Saucers, Vegetable Bowl and Placed on sale Monday while only 200 sets last!

NEW CLEAR OVENWARE!

RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

MEN'S & BOYS'

$295

PAIR

ARCTICS

LEADER LOW PRICED

Guaranteed waterproof! Faotory rejects of $495 quality!

Non:skid soles! WHITE SIZES BLACK 4 12:6 BROWN 6-12 RED

CHILD'S OVERSHOES

$7 97" srrar Pair STYLE!

® SIZES 8'2 to 3 ® SIZES 4 up to 10

Positive protection against rough winter weather! Handsome rubber boots that are easy to keep looking spioc and span! Made for long wearability!

FIRST FLOOR

FOR TERRIFIC SAVINGS

PAIR

WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S

RUBBER BOOTS

Yc GUARANTEED WATERPROOF!

a Ye ey o ’ OE Lott

Boys’ Western Style

FLANNEL SHIRTS

® 2.TONE AND SOLID

a $197

Here's what those young 'cowpokes want! Elaborate front yoke styles with novelty pockets! Bright 2-tone sueded flannels and white piped solid colors in Black, Red or Wine! 4 to 12. LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

BOYS' BRIGHT JACQUARD

SWEATERS

# CARDIGAN S i I i STYLES All spanking new patterns in all the

A A Iaiierns in alls designs In clear cut woven patterns! Jacquards, two-tones and stripes! All sizes 4 to 18. LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

* that hold in the body warmth!

GIRLS’ ONE-PIECE Union Suits

® SHORT

SLEEVE!

LEG SUIT

® FRENCH Splendid quality knitted cotton suits Comfortable elastic back styles! Carefully’ made throughout in full eut sizes 2 up to 12!

LEADER—SECOND FLOOR

| the front!

SPECIAL PURCHASE! TOTS’ WARM KNIT

SLEEPERS

® Gripper Fastener! ® Elastic Backs! PAIR

hori BE on Pink, Maize or good ht ‘Mint! Attractive Bunny design trime