The Alexandria Times-Tribune from Alexandria, Indiana • Page 8

THE DAILY TUIE3-TRILU1TE THURSDAY, UAHCII 23, 1940 pach eight Dooli Of First Fccis USE VPA LABOR PETERS IS OUT III A DIRECTOR and told him of the. first electric Interurban to. operate in. this country between Anderson and' Alexandria. The author has requested further information concerning this event, and thus Alexandria will twice be honored in the book.

THEATRE VJiN C.onor 1 Fiprisazihg Uorli (u E2nIl i 5 1 Maay Wbe KUUlea Sensitive and Imaginative, eblldre have a faculty of Ignoring many things-, tbsy dont nnderstanl SEE. OUR WINDOWS MEN'S DRESS SPECIAL VALUES 1 $1.95 $2.95 $3.85 $5Pair at MAHONY'S 1 winter-weary cars! al street, is daughter of the, late manufacturer, as ivMrs. Alice Rob- lnaon, iwidow' of tie Jwte Thurmah Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is at pres ent visiting with 'another sister, Mrs.

H. HaU is the only living son, Theodore Hall having died In of four years. at the age Mrs. Bertsche latertwrote Mr. Hale Low cost if for Pi Av pa msmmm.

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Fill 'er up wim ttakful of Ked Crown, Standard's regular-priced guollns In Order To Give Full Time To Governorship Race INDIANAPOLIS, March 2S OJJO The resignation of R. Earl Peters, federal housing director In Indiana, was accepted today in a letter from Stewart McDonald, head of the FHA In 4 Petera resigned to become a can didate for governor at a formal an nouncement dinner in Fort Wayne Monday nisrhL In his letter to Peters, McDonald said: "Indiana has been one of the out standing: sUtes in FHA achievements. All this has been due to your wise management and faithful and Indus- tnoufl ECLIPSE OF SUN Visible Here Unless: Should Be Clouded Sky If the weather is fair In Alexandria on Sunday afternoon, April 7, local residents will have ah opportunity tn oheerve oartial eclipse of im which will bedn at 2:35 p. m. and continue for almost three hours, Victor E.

Maier, director of the Go the Link observatory near Brook lyn, says that the eclipse will be about 75 complete In Jthe 'central part Of Indiana, and will be the nearest thing to a total eclipse of he sun seen here in 25 year or more. The ectiDse win reach 93 total at New OrteansT and astronomers from throughout the country will gatlwr there to observe It The moon will start to move across the face of the sun at 2:35 here, and the eclipse will be a.t its maximum at 3.59. It will end at 5:16. Persona watching the eclipse are warned to use smoked glasses or the black part of developed photo film to pro tect their eyes. a Are you having any tun do you get a "kick" from writing You will, If you'll use RYTEX TWEED WEAVE Printed Stationery In smart pastel shades.

And you'll get "kick" out of the price DOUBLE THE1 USUAL QUANTITY only S1-. 200 Single SheeU, 100 Double Sheets, or 100 Monarch Sheets, and 100 Envelopes printed with your Name and Address or Monogram, On for March Only in DOUBLE THE USUAL QUANTITY at Th Times-Tribune. BEAUTIFUL RINGLESS SILK HOSIERY 65c. 85c $1.00, $1.25 Par- All Color All Sixes at MAHONY'S BEAUTIFUL ilJQIjpj FOOTWEAR -at MAHONY'S i COMEBACK Anna Q. Nils-son, star of silent film era, arrives In New York from yea-; and a half visit to She's en route to Hollywi where she hopes to make a comeback in movies.

DEATH TOLL RISES CHICAGO, March 28 QUO The nation's motorists set a' fatal pace during February for the "worst month In two years, the National Safety Council said today. The Council cited 2,170 deaths from traffic accidents in the year's shortest month. The figure represented a 10 per cent Increase over February, 1939, and was the fifth consecutive month of Increasing toll on American highways. Through the first nine months of 1939, the Council reported an average two per cent reduction in traffic deaths. Beginning October 1, however, the rate of -fatalities mounted above previous levels.

BOLD FRONT BY ALLIES SHOWN Following Meeting Today Of Supreme War Council LONDON, March 28 U.B The supreme Allied war council agreed today to stand together in refusing to "discuss peace terms before reaching complete agreement on con ditions necessary to insure each of them effective and lasting guaran tees to their security' An official announcement said that even after peace, the Allies would maintain "community of action In all tpheres for so long as may be neces sary to safeguard their and for so long as may be necessary to construct "an international; order which will insure the liberties of peoples, respect for law and maintenance of peace iii Europe." fc The meeting was described as hav ing decided on the future course of the Allies in war as well as in peace, and it agreed that neither France nor Britain would conclude a separate armistice or peace. IIUG-TITE PUMPS TIES ETC. at MAHONY'S AAAs and EEEs Alexandria and the late Charles Cprydon Hall win be honored in the near future when a book of several volumes entitled, "Famous First and published' by, the New York radio program by the same title under the direction, of Joseph Nathan Kane, comes off the Mr. Hall will be honored for his discovery of the making of rock wool insulation materials. Mr.

Kane Is compiling first facts from all parts of the country which are of great interest and will publish the book containing these events. He first wrote Mrs, Ralph Bertsche, brarian at the Public Library, who referred him to Corydon HalL Glen- eoe, 111., a son of a C. HalL The son. who was associated tor many, years here with hia father ln making rock wool, sent data concerning the process and following is the portion of volume' three in which Mr. HaU will be honored: "In the United SUtes the FIRST Rock Wool (Insulating Material) Factory was' the Crystal Chemical Works, Alexandria, Indiana, opened June 1, by Charles Corydon HalL who melted limestone rock In a specially designed water jacketed cupola which blew it into fine woollike threads by steam pressure; Rock wool fibre is like sheep's wool, but is very brittle and cannot be carded or woven into fabrics.

The Johns-Man- ville Corporation acquired the com pany in 1927." (The Times-Tribune files show that the transfer was in 1929). Mr. HalL who died in Alexandria on August 19, 1985, and whose body lies in the O. O. F.

cemetery, first began production in a little factory on 11th street, which was succeeded in 1900 by the American Insulating Co. with Mr. Hall as its head, In 1906 the name was changed to th Banner Rock Products and was ooerated by Mr. Hall until Johns- Manville purchased the plants. Mrs.

Thomas North Can BUY YOUR BUILT-IN ARCH SUPPORT FOOTWEAR si.o, lf.8, 8Jo, ViJW, M.50 Pair at MAHONY'S BAG 0' llousecleaning -HINTS Wall Paper Cleaner Brand 3 cans LoZ Floor Wax 39c No Rub pt. can Floor Wax CO-No Rub qt can 09C Floor Wax OQ No Rub Paste lb. can 0JC Furniture Polish QQ No Rub Mops, Good Quality OA-, String each ttVC Mops, Good Quality A Cotton each 1 vC Cleanser, Brand 5c Lemon Odor can Complexion Soap 1 Sweet Marie cake 3C Soap Granules Eavev's 2 pkgs, 35c Brooms QC Eagle Brand each w3C Chlorite, Bleach OC- Disinfectant 2 bote 0C Clothes Lines, Heavy 1Q Sash Cord 80 ft. 1 if Clothes Pins Hardwood pkg. bt0 9c that'i bigber-than-ever in tnti-knock.

4 pritcs Vff fabsttt'lSttSuan SILVER balk SCX VUT BweMWinlOsi' iSTANOUNDiatnlklSftinun Cm Ay t. mr PranMm4lic OM DmIm. OlMO" ROAD PROJECTS Route Through Summitville Is Being Advanced The county conynleloneri halve authorised the use of WPA labor on a project which Includes the building of berms and Betting Jgack WDhca bn a nine-miie secuoir jcowiy ft" way 'starting a iniftMtcJjexan-dria on ettte road, JftjandJBXtendtng north through1 SuounltWueto the th preliminary road for hard itorfflcjarfo. i C' Plans wero alejp approved for blacktopplng a ope mile section ot road west from Leisure to the Tip ton county line, as as a highway running- along theDuckcreek-Pipe-creek township line from road 13 to the Tipton county line, Ed Early and James Eppard hive been named to act with County Sur veyor Paul Phlpps In plans to obtain right of way for the proposed new State highway south from Anderson to connect with U. highway 40 near Knightstown.

BOWLING SCORES 8:30 WEDNESDAY LEAGUE Alexandria Pure Milk (2) W. Curt 129 162 142433 Jarrett 122 139 "107 388 178 176511 Durr 209 Jones ..................165 Speece .158 130' 129424 149463 156 Handicap 283 283 '283 $49 936 3043 Totals ......1006 1046 Ford (1) V. Whltenack 121 153 127401 163490 148450 185 W. Perry .......:..193 Ward ,.,.........,146 WT.Iis (Blind) 185 Wood (Blind) ...185 Latchaw Handicap 172 Totals ....1002 134 165 185 113 237 185665 198311 237640 987,1058 3047 Underwood Ioe Cream (3) D. Underwood ,153 188514 W.

Sturm 122 247 191560 L. Underwood 145 127404 H. Noble 160 193 154507 M. Whaley 155 108 167417 Handicap 294 294 299882 Totals ..1036 1140 1118 3284 Western Auto (0) F. Dunn 157 157 148462 C.

Carver ...........104 177 166447 Hartley ..........111 148 124883 J. Latchaw ......177 143 181501 K. McClead ..........167 155 141463 Handicap 250 250 250750 TofAls ........966 1030 1010 3006 WELLES RETURNS (Continued, From Page jl), ing to indicate a crackup In morale. Regimentation of Germany's war 'ef fort is at a peak and it Is icult to see any basis of hope at the moment for Allied hopes' of Internal problems plagueing Hitlei1 5. There is little eHance- that Welles or anybody else can find any acceptable formula for 'pidace 'In the Immediate future.

Here is how the atmosphere chang ed in Rome during'ttelWelfts visit The Italian press paid liitle 'attention to Welles' arrival by But before he had completed his touf the war in Finland was' ended and the Italians regarded it as' a triumph for Germany. On the morning after the Brenner Pass meeting between' Hitler and the following instructions went out to editors of Italian newspapers: "Dedicate your front pages to express the concrete basis of the axis. Eliminate any references to any kind of peace." LADIES, MISSES and CHTLDREN FLORSIIEIM for men OXFORDS UL! For Recreation HIT ItWlal Itvvl VullWIlJ North Harrison Street ft 1, '-jy--- fi 'or, 1 PA Health tor Sport LAST TIME TODAY BARGAIN NICUIT 15c 'KID NIQHTINQAIJE with Job Pay and Jane Wjmu FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE ftAniG LAOVEHIURE, THRILLING ROMANCE tto puttsl sm wa. nv TiImI PLUS SECOND FEATURE "HERO FOB 'A DAY" with Dick Foran and Anita Louise spring shoes AND HOSIERY POPULAR PRICES at MAHONY'S FOR ALL THE FAftDXY SEE OUR WINDOWS SAYS ROOSEVELT WOULD NOT SIGN SUCH A BILL WASHINGTON, March 28 ftJJSu-Chairman Pat Harrison of the Senate finance told reporters today that President Roosevelt' "certainly woii'd not" sign -the reciprocal trade agreement bill It It. contained a provision requiring Senate ratifies, tkm of agreements.

The ratification Idea has split the Democrats, and will be decided by a few votes, it predicted. 1 a LAST TIME TONIGHT "HITLER BEAST OF BERLIN' Secrets never before revealed 1 The truth never before told i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE W7 3 Krflf -ALf SPECIALS i io' tpure Granuiated St'Merrit Brand iOiT ce 8msto ib-15 Soap 25 $1.17 -lb. bag 3 39c 3 lae bar. 25C 5c Loaf 1 lb FREE PAPER TOWELS PURCHASE OF Seedless IThI 5c lb. urcaa Sliced OLL OF EACH fme Aotes-iook tl f-3 WITH Moon IUILE.I I IOOUC Sliced GOOD EATS Fresh Nome Baked Goods PIES D0NUTS ROLLS COOKIES CAKES BREAD (SPECIAL THIS VEEKEtID) Pies Large Size i i.

Each 20c Apricot, Butter, scotch, Cherry; Chocolate, Mince, 2 2 25c Value! No. 2 cans Garden In. 15c Tomato sauce Veal Sirloin Tenderized Raisuv Fancy Pmcrp; 3 A Port Joans ,,.,5,, 25c A 1 a.s 1 13ic First Cut -'T. "I 5c lie Fresh Ground lb. Picnic Style lb.

'J i ib. 7 Fancy Real Spring 6tden Ripe 25c Extra. Fancy Totccs New; Crispy 1 1 Juicy Florid 21c 'A 4 -15c 2-31c 2to25c Dosf Rcast: Pcr'iCIiaps lldui Leaf Peril Dncosi Sugar to 5 BREAD Lar-je Loaf Each 20c High protein Burr Ground White Wheat with Cooked and Crumbled Bran Added. ROLLS Large Assortment 1 Including: Danish Psstries, Parker Sam, Cinnamon Rolls, Fruit Filled, Nut and Cocoanut Topped Rolls. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY BAKERY LUNCHES 118 WEST WASHINGTON STREET "OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT Cured lb Pieces i-V: a..