Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1952 — Page 14

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Five pupils from each of the schools will stage a Road-e-O.

War Memorial Plaza at 9 a. m. to prove teenagers are drivers, Jaycee project,

tests. Indianapolis

chairmen, announced, *

winner will represent Indiana in: the national contest in August in Washington, D, C. To the national winner will go a $1000 scholar. shi - Muste will he played by Howe High School Band.

Banquet Speaker

Clarence E. Shriner, Cineinnati, will speak Saturday at the annual « dingier of the Indians _Boclety of the Sons of the American Revo lution, Vice president . general of§ the national so-

ner will be he in ; Bpink Arms Hotel, Fred Willis will be in. Mr Shriner stalled as president. ‘ Mr. 8hriner is Boy Scout executive of on Four and a civil engineer, He has been active in Bcouting 38 years. ‘.

Big Cycling Wheel A Tosteling expert will speak

hers tomorrow. Justin J, Cline of New York City, Dating) director

American Youth Hostels, Inc, will be guest of the In: dianapolis Council. He'll attend! adinner and] public square

Mr. Cline

Station WFBM. wife and three traveled Canada and the many i

Madder the Better

Success of ¢ meeting at 8 p. m. fom Qepaits 98 ad Ii of those attending, Windsor

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conomy.

FORTY TEEN-AGERS will take tests May 3 to prove they can handle the family car or one of

will SRN driving tests and written examinations,

Indianapolis Jaycees are spon-, soring the contest at the world] Where to Go _

It's part of a , al) Jaycees will ride in the cars during the driving! police will Baker, organist of New York's score drivers on accuracy, maneu-| Temple Emanuel and Brookvering, parking and stopping. Toy the winning high school, and the

winning individual driver will go trophies. Winning team members will receive lapel pins, William McCord and Henry Kremer, co-

The local winner will enter the lage Civie Club, Ine, state contest in July and the state

Boys Will Benefit

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They .

city's publie high — X ;

Indianapolis Home Show, ond] Manufacturers Building, State Fairgrounds, Dally from [11 a m., to 10:30 p. m, General admission, 0c. Organ recital by Robert * A,

lyn’'s First Presbyterian Church. Indiana University Auditorium, Bloomington. 7:15 p. m, “Murder In the Cathedral” Indiana ~~ University Theater presentation. IU Theater, Bloomington. 8:30 p. m, +

byterian Church,

representatives of the

{Works Board. There'll be sitter service and lunch,

card party at 8 p. m. May 2 in| K. of P, Building,

Workout |

The annual physical education demonstration at Athénaeum Turners ballroom is set for 8 p. m. Friday. On the program will be the Athenaeum gym classes directed by Walter a at and Indiana University Normal Col. lege students. IU groups are directed by Mrs. Clara Hester and Fred Martin.

Boys will go to camp and be trained in Americanism as a relout of a current campaign. Sponsored by the Junior Order, United American Méchanics, Indianapolis Council 2, the campaign is for new members. Membership fees help sponsor the group's work among boys and support orphans. The campaign, to continue to May 19, is a part of observance of the organization's forthcoming centennial. Locally, 70 boys meet on Friday nights at 958 E. Washington St, sponsored by Council 2, The Couna cil sponsors the National Orphans Home In Lexington, N, C,

New Officers

Irvington Eastern Star has n stalled officers. Bess

6317 Guilford Ave. Open Fridays Tih 9

|worthy matron and John Gibson, {worthy patron, Other top officers

include: Mildred Gumberts, Jacob!

|Gumberts, { Durbin, {Reinharadt, Elizabeth Gibson, Corinelia Cowley and Nellie Walker.

Memorial

A memorial service for the late] Thompson Kurrie, local attorney, » {will be held at 11 a. m. [in be County Probate Court. It this {will be part of regular meeting of | : {the Indianapolis Bar Association. | | Attorney Cecil Berry will speak, |

| Camp Days

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Community (registrations taken there, Meridian St, jopen June 23 at George Washing. | Bokbv should have it.

Edna Pauley,

| vary To Prediction Nova Sutton, |

Frances

Friday in pink affidavit.

“Blue,”

Center with 2314 N.!

The day camp Willi opp "spe “gtatehouse

ton Park for 70 children, 6-13" wpy,¢is a1 right,” young Scott, years old. | replied. I'm going into Growing Fore, bag! week.

It’s are color blind.” “Oh, yes, they will”

eaded by Commander Arnold Bobby,

C plans a bade William Bailey, Joseph E. ~~ ‘gripe” session at Covenant Pres peed and John J. Lawson are vice Answering commanders. questions about the village will be Joseph H., Haley, Edward Fisher,

Park| Collf Board, Police Department and ‘Rohrma 3 ollins

The club will sponsor a public Cast Straw Votes Butler University students were| | casting straw votes today on their, favorite candidates for President, | Governor and U, either party. Polls were to be | Oar Phone closed at 1 p. m. Mend

Other

and Robert, {Sunday Times.

HAAG §

8. Senator In

Youth Is ‘Blind’ Of Air Force Ban

Judge Scott McDonald, Municl-| |pal Court 4, wasn't satisfied with {the youth's explanation he “Just | P {drove through” the red light. te The judge held up the bright &i “What color fs he asked BoblLy Vance $d Scott, 19, of 1437 W, Everett 8t.|& replied Bobby. Judge McDonald fined him $10 for disobeying the automatic signal and $3 for not having a liRegistration for Camp Ki-Wa- censed driver with him while: {Ca ends today, 3-6 and 7-8 p. m. driving with 4 beginner's permit. {The camp Is sponsored by Kirsh-| RA

THE JUDGE said he would lift the permit until he had checked

they won't take you, od AMVETS have chartered their exclaimed Judge McDonald. You {fourth post in Indianapolis. [the Fountain Square Post 1 and

402 N, Capitol Ave. vero

whether! i

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rejoined

More solor comics than in any| officers are any other Indiana newspaper ap pear in two big sections of your

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OXYGEN THERAPY

This Equipment Can Be Rented As

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They Mean So Much :

Shirley Brothers keeps a record of all floral contris

butions received . . . and handles them with exe

ceptional care, They contribute immeasurably to

the beauty of a memorial. They are expressions of love and sympathy from friends and acquaintances, Realizing the wish of many visitors to reassure themselves that their flowers are properly arranged, Shirley Brothers does not remove cards from floral contributions until shortly before services begin. Flowers , . , cards , , . music . . , every detail of a Shirley memorial is handled with a single aim:

"Truly a remembered service."

for extra energy!

Milk perks you up, picks you up, peps you up. It's 2

basic food, an energy food, a food that’s essential

to every adult as well as to every child.

Drink four glasses of cold, cold milk today and

every day. Drink it at every meal and at bedtimess

to keep feeling fit as a fiddle.

To stretch food money, simply serve more milk! Government reports show milk prices have stayed far below most food prices—every quart you buy helps balance your food budget. Order an extra quart today.

‘| Men's dungarees made of heavy blue denim.

black.

STAR STORE

BEO W. WASHINGTON

Sizes

BtoB Repeat Sale At Only

(rd)

‘Sale of 59 to 895

DRESSES

Sizes 9 te 15, 10 to 20, ; 1841/5 te

Poy,

Wrinkle resistant rayon gabardine, fully lined with - beautiful rayon lining. So smart and so wearable. : : Navy, Red, Grey, Pink ~ and Gold. 3

“MEN'S SPRING

. SLACKS

Impe rfects of 6.95— 7 95-9. 95 Values

J 99

Men's slacks, made of fine rayon, rayon and nylon, dnd % wool and 60% rayon gabardine, Hollywood style, 12 patterns to select from. Sizes 28 to 42.

Men's WORK PANTS

244

$3.20 and $3.98 Value Men’s work pants made of +] Sanforized 8-ounce gray w# coverts. Also gray twill with

heavy drill pockets, Sizes 29 Men's jackets made of Water sepelint poplin, zipper closing, in red, green, blue,

MEN'S 3.98 JACKETS 279 tan. Sizes small, medium and large. MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS | MEN'S SOX & ANKLETS

70e Value. 45¢ and 50c Men's athletic 4 4e value. Men's e shirts made 80X ankof cotton combed yarn. Long | lets, nade of fancy rayon.

Large selection of patterns. Sizes 10 to 12.

Men's 2.29 Value DUNGAREES First Quality 9

MEN'S TEE SHIRTS

body, full cut. Sizes 38 to 46.

Sanforized, full cut. Sizes 29 to 42.

MEN'S SHORTS

89c to $1.00 89¢c value, value. Men's 44 Men's tee 44 shorts, made shirts, made. .

of Sanforized fancy broadcloth. Also plain | whites. Some are imperfect. Sizes 28

of cotton combed yarn. Long body, full cut. Sizes small, medium and large.

to 42. BOYS’ DUNGAREES BOYS’ TEE SHIRTS $1.69 Val. Boys’ Boy's tee

shirts, made

of cotton B4e

combed yarn, plain white. Imperfects of 59c value, Sizes small, medium, large.

MEN'S BLACK OR BROWN ARMY AND NAVY TYPE

OXFORDS

While They Last

dungarees, made

129 of Sanforized

blue denim, full cut. 6 to 16.

Good grade upper leathers. Leather insoles, Goodwear welt construction. Everlite soles for long wear, worth

| BOOTEE SETS

24),

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INFANTS’

Regular 2.98 Value All wool three piece sweater, hood and bootees. Colors, blue, mint and white,

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INFANTS" WOOL SHAWLS

Regular 2.98 Value

BIRDSEYE DIAPERS

Irregular of 2.98 Value

All wool with 27x27 slightly knotted imperfect of a fringe. Ideal 99 better quality 3 for gifts. Col- birdseye - diaors pink or per. Closely blue. woven for long wear.

‘Women's Cotton

DRESSES

an BRUNCH COATS

Reg. 2.98 Value

First quality and a few Irregulars in group

Special for Thursday, one group of %0 square percale and waffle pique dresses, checks, stripes, florals and plaids. Styled in shirtwaist button coat, or step-in with long zipper closing. Take this opportunity to stock up for all summer. A few maternitys in group. Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 52 and half sizes 16814 to 2475.

Women's Cotton

“SHIRTS

Irreg. of 3.98, 4.98, 5.98

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