Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1952 — Page 6

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ginia ‘Harlow will head the, English department and Dr. Ken-| neth 8. Wagoner the peycholony| department. They will fill two of four posts, vacated by retirements just an-| nounced, effective at the end of the school year. Retiring department heads are Dr. Raymond W. Pence, English; Dr. Fowler D. Brooks, psychology; Dr. O. H. Smith, physics, and Dr. Lester M.| Jones, sociology.

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Russ Make Yakkety-Yak About TV Birthplace |

MOSCOW, Mar. 19 (UP)—The| Soviet Union ‘is’ the birthplace of television and Soviet televiison standards are the world's highest, the newspaper Trud said today, It said the radius of Soviet television broadcasts from Moscow was more than 62 miles

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Choose from rough and smooth straws — Milan weaves, stripes in straws, Sailors! Shells! Bonnets! Pill Boxes and chignon caps!—In a gorgeous panorama of Spring's newest colors.

You're ready for a flurry of compliments in one of these beguiling new hats!

We Feature Large Head Sizes

$190 Rayon Crepe

BLOUSES

SPRING

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To set the standard

group of rayon gabardine toppers, richly lined

in rayon satin, smart backs. Sizes 10 to 18, black, navy, white.

TOPPERS |

for Spring—a Wonderful

club collars, box or belted 38 to 44. Grey, pink, dacia,

‘while American television had - Fading of Shout 50 veo The Byes Examined ¢ S—————e: oscow television studio was OFFICES AT Gi , $ broadcasting 625 I d ON irls’ Re 12 b he Si Apr eAEDIT = 8 *12.95 and $16.95 Ba. OFFICE HOURS: | : *3 i Other press reports said 60,000 : : : ¥ \ » televisi t d : &— __JEWELE 3) Discontinued s tpl es of rl n in amr oly * The ewspaper, 3h bi — regular pi quality, ial. sald 35,000 of th ts h i" . shington lored trimmed models. \ : ‘ been i the past. Hy 137 W. Washing | Dred apd aM eter Bt. Special group’ of all-wool and rayon gabar- ® EE — ton front and button back. dine coats solid and checks, fitted and boxy 7 With car sleeves, Sizes 32 style, a few toppers in group size 7 to 14. NATIONALLY to 38. (No Mail or Phone ADVERTISED Sl Girls’ TOPPERS | ' : , « « « Further Proof That Riddick Will Not Be Undersold! Women's 49¢ EXTRA SIZE Brought in from teaching studios; I 4 from Riddick representatives over RAYON UNDIES j ir si4 95 f= the state, and from the beautiful ah Hl Riddick Auditorium. These ‘are Fa ig

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. Choose from Mahogany,

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you pay down is not important.

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RIDDICK'S WILL NOT

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Extra, double and triple extra sizes Ribbed weave, elastic waist, band bottom,” brief style panties. White, pink or blue,

and red.

SIZES 7 TO 14

SADDLE OXFORDS

BLUE RIBBON Colored SHEETS

Reg. $2.89 Values

Quality colored bed sheets. First quality. Cellophane wrapped. Vat colors. No Mail or Phone Orders.

Choice of Colors

Blue, Rose, Green,

72x99 Twin Size

81x99 Full Size ®

| 42x38 MATCHING PILLOWCASES... 59

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RECEIVING BLANKETS

Irregulars 49c.

26x34 Re-

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GIRLS’ NYLON SWEATERS

ie No Mail or

Phone Orders

- Green, Red, Tan, Brown. Sime 6 to 16.

_ COATS

HOW MUCH You'll Be Surprised to Find These White with brown Irregulars 69c, Fine eot- ’ I Rep. 3e28, Pastels color slip 8 94 n 3 2 t kinit wns wit e on short sleeve all nylon easy CASH DOWN? Famous, Nanes jn This i" CHICKERING Mi silos & 49 bottom, Slightly irregu- PRY May or to suds and hl quickly. Sizes 1 All you need is a good - STORY & CLA and 12% to 3. lars. - 7 to 14. credit rating. The amount WURLITZER ® WINTER Reg. $3.95 value.

. MEN'S $152 SPORT ¢ 1 joo

Men's sport coats made of fine Rib Corduroy in Green and

Maroon. A must in every man's

MEN'S TEE SHIRTS

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Men’s tee shirts made of cotton yarn, in plain white, also fancy patterns. Sizes Small, Medium and

wardrobe. Sizes 34 to 42.

MEN'S BRIEFS

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Men's briefs made of coton combed yarn, elastic waist. Full cut. Sizes

Boys’ jackets made of Dan River poplin Water repellant zipper clos-

ing, slash pockets in Maroon,

Boys’ sport coats made of all-wool flannel. Blue and Maroon. Also fine rib Corduroy in , Green and Maroon. Sizes 6 to 18."

Peach and Gold ~ Large. Small, Medium and Large. | CHOICE FULL OR BOYS JACKETS BOYS SPORT GOATS CLOSED MONDAYS | TWIN SIZE S$ we 8B. 44 | VF 38 80

“All-wool Toppers for the young Miss to wear over suits or dresses. Beautiful Spring colors: Mint, blue, gray, green

% > ! ° v : { Launch Probe Sailor Sues Nemtiking Cab Driver Taxpayer Sends Pants In, Too BEDWETTING U. boll; 1 et Reports Being Attacked An Indiana faxpayer has sur- and we have received sleeves of é } , In 1 Million ’ For Alleged A nonstriking Red ‘Cab driver rendered. shirts,” Mr. Cripe said. “But this WITH By ¢ was truck in the face -by .an . Filing his income tax return is the first time anybody ever said WET AL ARM im Bond Theft "Chaining’ unidentified man in 2400 block with Internal Revenue Collector we took his pants.” a pos Sewitis. this elect! { * The easy 4 ue. Jule. GUARANTEED method th: |E, 38th St. last night, he reported Ralph W. Cripe, the taxpayer in-! The miniature pair of blue wall? tbe ab i Sir Yow. orice, amasinialy modest shower « Bs United From to police. cluded a -pair of trousers to indi- jeans were bow-legged, stitched in WET ALARM 1 OUD OS rented, At yer ON ting satistaetaril checks—sg By United Pres cate what the bureau has done to gold thréad and measured about | im 60 days. meney will be refun apiece for DETROIT, Mich.,, Mar. 19—The | SEATTLE, Wash, Mar. 19—A| Warren Green, 30; of 3447 five inches long. For complete details, cally write, or stop in at ION flow fron Wayne County sheriff's office yes- young Canadian seaman charged Winthrop Ave., said his assailant pm, ve had locks of . hair, : - | HEALTH GUARDIAN CORPORAT They w .erday investigated the theft of tod: ay his captain chained him to punched him after halting his cab meaning we've scalped the tax- Read Caprices by Christy for 1455 N. Penn. Plaza 5343 Indianapolis, Ind. lions of p }1 million worth of bonds taken lthe bridge of the freighter Clyde and asking directions. The othér payer,” we've had aspirins indi- the social sidelights, Sunday as payroll, Toh Singet 2t the home of lum- IL" Sedvey tor 8% days ‘on a man then drove away, cating taxes are a big headache, well as daily in The Times. | conservat er dealer Melvin . {L. Bes i SEE sR L w mi Emre EE Mr. Gutherie and his wife re- voyage half way around the Es ——— DayInenis urned from a Florida vacation world : ? : ged and arly this month, but he sald he : ” William M. Olynyk, 27, of New and the ‘never thought” to look in his strong box until Monday night, Westminster, B. C., .asked $100, ay the when he decided to clip some of 1000 damages from the Isthmiam are Bune he interest coupons from the ge- {Steamship Co. because of the wit urities. chaining and because “I was : a ? kept the box at his y the object of ridicule and ES Em = $ — a Pt ihe have much MELVIN ‘GUTHERIE — Bi g [Mate he ig Ports the ship hare Sas 'aith in banks.” haul made at his home. visited.” P A RK A ND SHOP Some 3 Box Pried Open | Attorneys for the steamship be issuec : , ol k was The 150-pound box was A, TP Men Injured company hag Si Be. “ine 1 1 HOURS FREE PARKING million by with a rug and some old clothing . \inate and mutinous.” The : J n the closet, Mr. Gutherle sia In Collision Here a him of kicking FOR STAR STORE CUSTOMERS Wigs ov Necovered It awready had been. TWO men. were injured, one Capt Sydney E. Williams in the RAI i dibs BA A RRR 4 353 W. WASH. ST. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM STORE About 40 ried open critically, in a high speed coli. Brolin Curing an argument Witle il | from the ‘ 1e ship was at Batavia, Java, 190.000 f A million Qoliars Worth Uf Ron-sion at Harding St. and South Mr. Olynyk sald when the ship mie partment Jepotiable Ho Br oT port Rd. this morning, docked at Houston, Tex., he was " — J up the t: Inizsing BOTE with sour " Both men, thrown from their (ried and found innocent of as- FROM STAR STORE S : : 0. federal ci as 1, "a 1 t cars by the impact, were taken saulting the captain, i 2 The .50- year-old lumberman, to General Hospital. s THESF owner of the M. C, Gutherie Lum- pial He said one of the ship's mates : . ber Co., sald he wasn't “too wor-|, James Edwatd Mann, 35. R.R. prought a girl friend aboard i will go ti ried” about the theft. 1, Camby, was critical with head! when the vessel stopped at an % as Demo “Someone will have to do a Injuries. other port and showed him of = ‘ will be | David Donaldson, 52, of R.RB. “as a chained curfosit honest en pretty good job of forgery if they| y. : want to cash in any of those se-| 1» Greenwood, was listed as fair. pro gaiq in a court deposition et in curities,” he said. About $30,000 I Coording Jo Suate Police, Mr. that the original argument ® Cottons Body. was in government bonds. (Mann was travellng east on gtarted after he and his ship- : Mr. go Mrs. Thomas Hill, for- Southport road about 50 mph mates went aboard following a % Rayon Butcher Linens writing t mer servants at Mr. Gutherie’s When his car struck another driv-|party in Batavia. in power. large home in suburban Plym- 'en north on Harding by Mr. Don-| ~— em————————————— ® Crepes Take tl suth, Mich., were held for in-|aldson, who was traveling about| ple, The ¢ ear of © tigation of larcen |45_mph. ® ; ; Yes 152 oa ny. John W.! The Donaldson car traveled 250] | Rayon Prints would, 4 3 e : Jackson, 35-year-old truck driver feet into a field, where it turned ] * or Mr. Eaters Lumber Co., OVer. or Nylon and Butcher ® Vus iy who also did odd jobs around the A sues Linens fe Ins : fall—but Loses 70 Pounds Police to Hear Mrs. Tor | S$ oq h Sfiaven Talotss fall—but 49.D v ALLAHABAD, India, Mar. 19) eae y igh - (UP)—8ome 6000 university stu-| s ; In ay ast dents demonstrated last night be-| Smartl tailored or dro dresses for Tit payme A 43-year.old Mitchell woman|fore the prime minister's home to : y ; y 6 : eps go who dropped from 130 to 60/protest the last-minute tincelia ROBERT E. KIRBY | . i round the clock wear in all beautiful spring Shee 22 pounds during a 49-day fast was tion of a speech by Mrs. E eanor, . “ . : : J sca in “satisfactory” condition at Roosevelt. i ® Every New colors. Buy several now for all spring and ture Dep; Robert Long Hospital here today. Hundreds of armed police tailed ; 1/, : 8 Mrs. Mattie Irene Triplett, who|/to budge the demonstrators who 17 'y Spring Color! Summer Sizes 9 to 15, 1815 to 2415 Programs ended the fast Bunday, sald she were enraged when university au- ay & Ks was ‘directed by the Lord.” thorities called off the speech Mrs. " WP When unable to take nourish- Roosevelt was scheduled to make MORTUARY A oF thi : q aL ment, she was brought to the hos-to the student's union. 19th AND NIRINAN % verything 1950, mo pital here. Mrs. Roosevelt pacified the stu-' « | hd dents. She received a —_ New in Trim! L AYAWAY athe, She New Department Heads o°vition . et Layman Named: by DePauw ® Ri NOW GREENCASTLE, Mar. 19 (UP)| Rough and —Two new department heads at th . DePauw University will assume Smoo FOR their duties July 1, President: Russell J. Humbert announced Straws! today. | 1 Dr. Humbert said Dr. A. Vir-| EASTER!