Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 293, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1930 — Page 3

• APRIL 18, 1930.

CLARKE STARTS REFINANCING OF FOX INTERESTS Utility Magnate’s Scheme to Save $1,000,000 a Year in Interest. Bv Unit'd Preu NEW YORK, April 18.—The huge Interests of the Fox Film and Fox Theaters Corporations will undergo a reorganization plan, calculated to yield $30,000,000 more than any previously considered, in an effort to put the corporation on a sound basis, it was learned today. Harley L. Clarke, who recently bought control of the enterprises from William Fox, the founder, said the plan would save more than *1,000,000 a year in interest charges and would wipe out current obligations exceeding $100,000,000. The plan includes acquisition of the 660,900 shares of Loew stock held by the Fox Theaters Corporation by the film organization which will pay it $27,000,000 in cash and 1,600,000 shares of Fox Film Corporation A stock. The Class A stock in turn will be sold to the General Theaters Equipment Company, of which Clarke is president, for $48,000,000. Clarke said the sum realized by the theaters corporations exceeded the cost of the Loew stock and would enable it to pay off its indebtedness and retain some working capital. The film corporation already has issued $55,000,000 of 6 per cent oneyear obligations to enable it to pay its debts. COPS CHARGE MOTOR STOLEN FOR JUNK Three Arrested for Battering Metal for Scrap Sale. A stolen motorcycle was broken up by three youths and sold for mnk. police declared today after arrest of the three. Edmond Kurtz, 21, of R. R. 18, Box 234, with two 17-year-old boys, are held. Police say the three confessed they broke up the motor of a motorcycle owned by Donald Hines, 1332 North Illinois street, after taking it from near the Speedway ,Vpril 10. and that the broken-up rtftrtor was sold for $1.45 to a junk man while the tires were traded for a top for a light car. All are charged with vehicle taking.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen 3 E. Stewart, 1805 North Talbott avenue. Hudson sedan, 732-990. from Centra! avenue and Fall Creek boulevard. Mike Corey. 2144 North Illinois street. Ford sedan. 67.800. from Twenty-eightn street and Sherman drive. Gem Coal Company. 1161 Roosevelt avenue. Ford roadster. 66-685, from parking space at city hospital. * James C. Carrington. 5303 Broadway, Buick coach. 35-OOS, from Seventeenth street and Broadway. . Harrv W Jones, 155 East Fall Creea boulevard. Chevrolet coupe. 75-937, from 155 East Fall Creek boulevard. Ralph Cox. 5730 East Washington street. Oldsmoblle coach. 83-584. from Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. j C Fisher, 2723 North Pennsylvania street, Hudson coach, 77-788, from New York and Illinois streets. Edgar Frost. 2311 East Eleventh street. Chevrolet coach, 735-341, from 2311 East Eleventh street. „ Ben V. Barton. 2915 North Pennsylvania street. Auburn sedan, from New York and Bird streets. , , Robert Wicker. 1824 North Delaware street. Ford coupe, from 318 West Vermont street.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: H. Robert Heffron, 3510 North Meridian street. Graham-Palge sedan, found at 133 Eitst Ohio street. _ Daniel Elder. 605 Spring street, Chevrolet coupe, 34-956. found at 1300 East Sixteenth street. , . . . Mrs. Clarence Brandenburg, Lafayette. Chevrolet coupe, found at Thirty-first street and Martindale avenue. STATE PRISON CROWDED Census Shows Population Gain of j 249 Per Cent Since 1920. Bu United Prrs* MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., April 18. j -A population increase of nearly j 250 per cent is shown in one In-! diana community, Clarence Sedwick. supervisor of census for the Thirteenth congressional district, announces. The gain is in the Indiana state | prison here whose population has! grown from 944 in 1920, to 2,353 this year. Twenty-five per cent of the men serving terms were sentenced for direct violation of prohibition laws, and nearly 50 per cent for offenses either directly or indirectly bearing upon prohibition. Sedwick said. Numerically the increase in population is 1.409, or 249 per cent. AUDITOR ACCUSED ANEW Union County Prosecutor Files Charge After Court Dismisses One. tm Timet Svecinl LIBERTY, Ind., April 18.—A charge of altering a public record is contained in an affidavit filed by Prosecutor Baker against Guy Howren, Union county auditor. The prosecutor filed the affidavit shortly after Judge Roscoe C. 03yrne of Union circuit court had dismissed one of two charges against Howren. In the latest case. Howren was released on $2,500 bond, pending trial. ————————————— Stone to Be Laid April 26 hu Time* Bvecial BEDFORD. Ind., April 18.—The . orner stone of the new Lawrence county courthouse here will be laid April 16. The Chamber of Commerce will be in charge of the ceremony.

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BOYS’ SUITS 2 Pairs Hi-Long Pants or W+f 2 Pairs Lined Knickers \ LjraL Rea 1 mannish suits, t\ f" 1 / }4 * MTS well tailored in every X M w |l f yYI jj J| detail, and will stand m • t/w / J J| i-J J 9 hard wear and long i ifflfl service that are jffg ' SIO.OO V Y Jjr\ r doubled in value by ja| |H and * X/T B the extra pants. | ||f 5 _12.95 fW p ■ Sizes 4to 18 years. ' a *° eS f\ y 1* A New Shipment and Groups I Taken From Our Better Stocks! < Jj I Another group of ri* J| p* ’ Js smart spring J 4 JBE M suits, well tai- #fi a lored and made if §1 ■ if \ I to stand hard # ||j I wear and long service. Sizes 4 M -XJL to 18 years. Jgfc ' alues

$4 BOYS’ TOPCOATS Ages 2 to 8 years. Topcoats fresh from the tailors, jaunty mannish <C r~~ styles in the new, brown, tan, fl ■t§| gray and blue tweeds JnL ®

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JCOATS remar kable coa t values that New York’s fashion marts had to offer. He fulfilled his mission! ' WOMEN’S SMART SPRING mam dresses New spring silhouettes, in the very smartest fabrics and loveliest colors, are to be found in this group of busi- N ness frocks, afternoon frocks, street frocks and evening frocks. Women’s Smart Easter JyT millinery Meant to Sell for Almost Double! | var I ° u s leading S \S3R Ik \ en the poke. Fashioned ||l| —Second Floor j

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$5 Girls' SMART NEW SPRING COATS Select Her Spring Coat for Easter at This Unusual Price! Outs tan ding fJ. coats in styles /h r\ 4“V ; and values are X A |B U X Ty in sport and J® •%/ U Pi dress models. m 1 New cape coats. some with scarf and throw, care- M fuUy made and W to 14 Bpl Jp lined, colors of ggg green, tan and SN&SiSI $5.98 Girls’ Crepe de Chine '/ |\S DRESSES 4 jl Beautiful crepe de chine a op and prints, featuringJH & .Jfo (\ high waistline, ch i c - \ \ \ capes, belts and flares, oJB \ A <,i r | s > Sizes 2to 14. \ n D f p J , Silk Pongee L \ I Suits®Dresses ! U Brother and Sister styles, ador- Jki sis able styles, 2to 6,'trimmed with ||Ma 40T r W contrasting colors— */Vrv

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Women's COATS sh DRESSES JT -d An Unusual Group of Smart Easter Apparel Jill Coats and (j* Q O JBJjp&l l Dresses styled to sell p WJp # JJQ Sizes 14 to 36 and up ||| m GIRLS’ SMART "SPRING sSs. Ell COAT S

Tots* Beret and Sweater Sets The newest in kiddies sweater M sets in the new- fl' 4* / est spring col- tp ors; sizes 2 to fe * •> ■ 6 years. ffi I 11 Second il|i Floor mKb

NEW SCARFS Complete Your Easter Ensemble With an crepe de chine I J : '’jfilr' li I! long scarfs in ‘ and styles or J Hjjjl H 'U ’ .tria ngl os I c )Kg| j 9 j.

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