The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 September 1964 — Page 11

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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1964 Page 11

STILL SEARCHING ANDERSON UPI — Police today searched for three irien seen leaving a pool hall

Tuesday night, minutes before Roy Turner, 78. was found near death from a beating, apparently during a S27 robbery. Turner died about 15 minutes

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after being taken to St. John's Hospital. Assistant Police Chief Arthur Chittick said Turner was found on the floor, the cash register open and empty, nearby.

Styles Change With Season NEW YORK UPI — Now that the final big holiday weekend of the summer vacation season has passed, thousands of Americans will begin packing their sportswear off to the cleaners — or shopping for

more. For some families, the resumption of school classes marks the end of vacation time. For others with no children in school, there are winter vacation periods ahead. Few industries have been more alert to the growing pattern of year-round search by Americans for recreation than the clothing retailers. It has brought changes to male and female wardrobes alike. Residents of the United States now are spending perhaps $40 billion a year on sports and recrreational activities, the Institute of Life Insurance has

estimated. As a class of personal expenditures, it ranks just below the categories of food, shelter and transportation. Changing demands in clothing to go along with this trend first made themselves apparent in men's stores. The casual wear slacks, sports shirts and sports coats became in postwar America steady sellers for year-round wear. Ellis H. Schechtman, president of the Bond stores’ 134unit operation has recognized the nationwide trend to casual wear by changing the merchandising direction of his stores, particularly in the wom-

en’s clothing outlets. sizes, colors and materials. He noted that items of casual The Bond stores have been Schechtman estimates that wear are fast-moving, whether predominantly a men's clothing the change will affect about 80 for the men's market or the chain, but women's depart- per cent of the chain's stores, women's, ments have grown as contribu-

tors to volume and profits; and the success in marketing leis-ure-time wear for men led Bond to an alteration of its emphasis in women’s wear merchandising. He said that until now. Bond had attempted to offer the woman customer almost everything — “dressy” dresses, suits, accessories. But under the new program, fall offerings will emphasize casual and sportswear lines, available in depth as to

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