Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1930 — Page 9

IUNE 23, 1933.

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A POLAR Refrigerator Pays Its Own Cost —And Much More Actual mon?y Ravings on the leaser amount of lee used In a well inulatel and properly designed refrigerator, when compared with inadequate refrigeration, will—-on one Item alone—pay the entire cost of the good refrigerator in from three to five years. The tremendous additional savings in food kept from spoiling, the value of protection of the family's health, and the worth to the housewife's pride and contentment are incalculable in dollars and cents. We'll appreciate the privilege of showing you our immense display. Just phone TAlbot 0689. f CONVENIENT TERMS and a literal allowance on your old refrigerator POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern Avenue

OSTROM Realty and Construction Company Responsible Contractors Peoples Bank Bldg. LI. 7446

1887—42 YEARS SERVICE—I 929 THE RAILROADMEN’S BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASS’N. 21-23 Virginia Avenue. An Indianapolis Booster

\ v Chicken anti Newel’s Pure Egg Noodles for dinner never fail because they are made right and the quality is always the same. Remember — NEWEL'S PI RE EGG NOODLES ©PRODUCTS COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS

Complete Factory Maintenance 6 Departments Under One Roof LIGHT MACHINE SHOP HEAVY MACHINE SHOP BOILER SHOP BLACKSMITH SHOP FOUNDRY WOOD-WORKING SHOP 1 Management Overhead The SINKER-DAVIS Cos. 230 S. Missouri Phone, LI. 3559

Sewer Construction of All Types Call Us for Estimates COLUMBIA CONSTRUCTION CO. 3108 Columbia Ave. HE mlock 4566

WATERSPAR LACQUER For Refinishing Enduring, lasting, beautiful—now available in all popular shades—economically priced. PERFECTION WINDSHIELD CO. 28 TV. Pratt St.—Lincoln 2040

Wm. P. Jungclaus Cos. Established 1875 General Building Contractors 825-837 Massachusetts Avenue. Phone Riley 2333

Joseph Gardner Company Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work Repairs on Slate. Tile aad Gravel Roofs. Gutters. Spouting sad Fnroares RHey 1562 147-153 KENTUCKY AVE.

RETAIL COAL CLUB, INC. Indianapolis, Ind. Office 217 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone Riley 4669jnpnized for the Co-operation Between ' of the Public and

OIJR. -VIEWS QX“ INDIANAPOLIS PROGRESS

"As Good as Ever” We can do it! No matter how badly battered up the old bus is we can put it back into good shape. Our service is positively unexcelled in speed and in efficiency. __ . S-S Body & Fender Repair Guss A. Showalter, Prop. 330 N. Illinois St.

—after the SMASH! V WeTllTit!’ Body Repair Fender Repair Complete Rebuilding Phone Lincoln 8543 North Side Paint Shop

Evidence” RE-ROOF For Permanency and Safety We will gladly advise you as to the proper roofing material for your house or building and also furnish estimates. HENRY C. SMITHER Rooting Cos. 430 S. Meridian Lincoln 4937 —rl

Marietta Mfg. Company 16th St and Sherman Dr? re Indianapolis Cani-onyy a c CiinousJ(f>iM*’

CHROME PLATING NICKEL. COPPER, OXIDE AND POLISHING OF ALL METALS The ADAMS PLATING COMPANY “The Service Platers” Lincoln i*f7 138 W. 10th St. Wa Furnish Truck Service

REFINISHING OF FURNITURE EASY WITH LACQUER Product Distributed Here Adds Distinctive New Beauty to Home. Refinishing of furniture and other articles in the home has been made simple with development of Waterspar lacquer and other lacquer paint and enamel products by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, President C. F. Eckler of the Perfection Windshield Company states. Eckler reported that since the complete line of products of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company has been distributed by the Perfection company demand for these products greatly has exceeded even the highest expectations. Any surface in the home can be refinished with amazing ease, speed and beauty with Waterspar lacquer. The dining room table can be reflnished in attractive colors after breakfast and be ready for use at lunch time. Use of Waterspar lacquer does away with long waits for drying and the messiness of ordinary refinishing materials. Beauty Is Unfading It is unequalled for its soft, silklike luster and its enduring and lasting finish. Its beauty is unfading. The Waterspar lacquer line includes lacquer enamel, lacquer satin, floor lacquer, clear and thinner, and is available at the Perfection Windshield Company headquarters, 25 West Pratt street, in any quantity and practically any color desired. In addition to Waterspar, the Perfection firm distributes Mimax, the automobile finish offering the advantage of improving with age. Mimax possesses exceptional durability and sufficient elasticity to withstand extreme changes of temperature without checking or cracking. It is unaffected by soap and water, gasoline, oil, benzine or acid fumes, and mud and dust can be wiped from the body without scratching it. Hazard Eliminated The Perfection company specializes on automobile glass replacement, including Du-plate shatterproof safety glass, cut and installed while the motorist waits. This safety glass practically eliminates the hazard of injury from broken glass in case of a crash. The firm manu- ; factures Perfection-Hartford tonneau windshields and Perfection adjustable sideshields for open cars. It also distributes the Rusco line of automobile brake lining, and the Van Dom line of portable electric tools, including any size drill, bench drills, presses, valve refacing and reseating tools, bench grinders, hammers, hole saws, dies, discs and others. TWO SAINTS NAMED Eight American Missionaries to Be Canonized. Bu United Prat* V * TIC AN CITY, June 23.—Two names were listed by the Roman Catholic church today, the first of the saints to be canonized this year. The blessed Lucy Filippini, founder of "the Filipini sisters order which has its mother house at Trenton, N. J., and the blessed Catherine Thomas, a Spanish nun, were the two new saints, elevated at a ceremony Sunday at St. Peters basilica. The elevations came only a week before North America’s first saints —eight early missionaries to the Indiarfl—are to be canonized at a similar ceremony. j Firemen's Clothes Stolen Bu United Press CHICAGO. June 23.—Residents along west Nineteenth street may witness the strange sight of a fire company responding to a call in B. V. D.’s today unless the police get into action. A hobo, who stayed at the fire station two weeks stole all the uniforms when he took French leave last night. Tidiness Taken to Death Bu United Press WASHINGTON, June 23.—A blod-stained strip of cardboard bore mute testimony today to Miss Lillie Evelyn Hercus’ love of tidiness, even in death. When police found the bullet-pierced body of the dead woman she was lying on the cardboard, apparently placed there to protect the floor of her home from blood stains.

Now is the time to your order for awnings. We hare a large Una of all colora to select from. “WE FOOL THE SUN” Riley 15L2—-niiey 1513

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USE OF ICE KEEPS MOISTURE IN FOOD

Importance of Preserving Edibles Properly Is Shown by Firm. Proper preservation of foods and food products, especially in summer months, is of vital importance in the health of a family. Anythii g that will keep the food supply wholesomely cold and provide the means of preserving its flavor and healthfulness is a decidedly worth while investment, according to officials of the Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Company. Company officials maintain that the ice is superior to other types of refrigeration, not only keeping foods from being contaminated, but affording that degree of moisture absolutely essential to palatability, the proper vitamin content of various foods being maintained only when the proper amount of moisure is kept.

Keeping Auto Radiator Clean Protects Motor

Many Costly Repair Bills Occasioned by Clogged Cooling Systems. Many an expensive repair bill has been avoided by having an automobile motor’s cooling system cleaned in time, according to Vern Reed, president of Reed-Mueller, Inc., auto radiator specialists, 111-119 Kentucky avenue. Proper circulation of water in an automobile engine not only prevents motorills, but increases life of the motor, Reed said. The average radiator taken from a pleasure car or truck is only 40 po 60 per cent efficient as to water flow compared to anew radiator. Tubes Become Closed This results from accumulation of grease, scale and particles of rubber hose in the cooling system, and, if permitted to remain, does not give the metal in the radiator a chance to cool the water, causing overheating, frequently with disastrous results to the motor. Grease grows inside a radiator and has a tendency to pick up anything like 4 limescale and particles of rubber hose. and in time will close the tubes of waterways completely. Cure Is Guaranteed This eventually results in deteriorating the zinc to such an extent that the radiator becomes porous and the core is beyond repair. Reed-Mueller, Inc., has developed an extremely efficient method of cleaning radiators thoroughly without damage. With this system, the cooling system may be cleaned in a short time without removing the radiator from the car. It is a guaranteed cure for overheating motors. In addition to general radiator repairs, the company carries a complete stock of radiators and cores for every make of automobile.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to the polise as stolen belong to: William N. Randel, Ladoga,. Ind., Ford roadster, from Broad Ripple park. J. W. Scott. 648 Eastern avenue, Buick sedan, from Market street and Senate avenue.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Walter R. Lansford. R. R. 11. Bov 40, Ford touring, found at 2330 North Sherman drive. John McCrorv, 526 East McCarty street. Dodge roadster, found near 2000 Bluff road. LIEBER RETAINS POST AS MERCHANTS’ HEAD Serves Another Year as President of Indianapolis Association. Herman P. Lieber of H. Lieber & Cos. will serve another year as president of the Merchants’ Association, following re-election of present officers at a meeting of directors last week. Other officers: E. A. Kahn, Peoples Outfitting Company, vice-presi-dent; George Vonnegut, Vonnegut Hardware Company, secretary; F. D. Stalnaker, Indiana National bank, treasurer; W. E. Balch, manager. The vacancy on the board of directors created by resignation of George A. Gay, a director since organization of the association in 1898, was filled by M. S. Block of William H. Block Company. CRASH KILLS MAYOR Atlantic City Executive, Three Others Dead. Bu United Press ABESCON, N. J., June 23.—Mayor Anthony M. Ruffu Jr., of Atlantic City and three others were killed today when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train near here. Police said the other three persons had been identified as Mr. and Mrs. John Wiley, and Margaret Siracusa, cousin of Assemblyman Anthony J. Siracusa, all of Atlantic City. Papers in the pockets of Wiley at first led police to believe that he was Siracusa. All the bodies were mangled. * ' Judge Againsct Death Penalty Bu f nited Press NEW YORK, June 23.—Marcus Kavanagh, superior court justice of Chicago, said Chicago and New jtekynust continue the practice of HfyMt ishmant added that r, ... ! |less dense

In co-operation with other companies, the Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Company, through the Ice Research Bureau, is seeking to acquaint the public with the wholesomeness of ice as a refrigerant and to establish the proper relations between refrigeration and food products. The company has developed its delivery system and equipment to a point where it is in position to provide prompt and efficient service on short notice. For the benefit of its patrons, it maintains a number- of service stations in outlying districts of the city. • The firm also owns and operates the Commercial Fuel Company, handling the best grades of coal and coke at reasonable prices. Officials of the company announce that with summer prices now prevailing, coal consumers can effect considerable savings by filling their bins for the winter while summer prices still prevail.

FREIGHT TRAIN UN TIME DAILY 1 Overnight Cleveland Route Giving Service. \ The record of operating the Indianapolis - Cleveland overnight freight train on time every day during the month of May except one, has given local officials of the Union Traction Company of Indiana much satisfaction, according to Gaven Stuart, agent for the coippany at the Kentucky avenue freight house. This record is not anew one but really is a continuation of the record made in April, according to Stuart, who reports that the tonnage on the newly inaugurated overnight freight service between Indianapolis and Cleveland via the Union Traction and connecting electric -ailways is proving decidedly popular with Indianapolis shippers and receivers of freight. Besides the through overnight backagecar service between Indianapolis and Cleveland, the popularity of the overnight freight service between Indianapolis and Detroit, Toledo, South Bend, Jackson, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and other southern Michigan points via the Union Traction lines also continues to grow in popularity, according to Stuart, freight at times being so heavy as to tax the facilities of the company for handling it. Stuart asserts that, although the Muncie-Winchester-Union City line and the Anderson-Middletown line of the company have been discontinued so far as rail operations are concerned, the company continues to furnish freight service on through rates in connection with truck lines, and information concerning this or any other service will gladly be given any one who cares to call at the Union Traction Kentucky .avenue freight house. Business at the freight depot of the Union Traction Company located in the Industrial Center at Nineteenth street and Martindale avenue, known as the North Side freight station, continues to grow steadily, as this station is proving itself a very convenient shipping and receiving point for freight among firms in the north and northeast section of the city. SLAYER IS EXECUTED Negro Killer of Policeman Meets Death Calmly. Bu United Press BELLEFONTAINE. Pa., June 23. —A policeman’s slayer, John Pierce, 31, Negro, of Delaware county, went calmly to death in the electric chair at Rockview penitentiary at 7 today. The Negro shot and killed a policeman at Chester, Pa., Dec. 16, when the officer attempted to disperse a crowd of disturbers. DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE First Ward Tom Taggart Club Officers are Named. Organization of the First ward Tom Taggart, Democratic Club at Comptons hall, 2u)l Winter avenue, was announced todliy by Alvin Moseley, newly elected president. The permanent o -ganization was formed with more t.ian 150 Democrats in attendance. Meetings will be held the first, and third Friday each month. Adam Heck and J. R. Brown are vice-presidents; Mrs. Josephine Morrison, secretary, and Mrs. James Rhoades, treasurer.

GOLF CLUBS Chromium Plated Special 60c With Steel Shaft, 75c All Kinds of Job Plating Climax Machinery Cos. 121-153 E. MORRIS ST. DRexel 5511-5512

AMERICAN AGGREGATES CORPORATION Washed andjtCraded Sand and Gravel A Tmkk or Train Load 1400 Went Raymop.®t. Phone, RI. 1311

FIRE INSURANCE COST IS CUT BY SPRINKLER USE Automatic Device Allays Constant Threat of Serious Blaze. Frequently installation of automatic fire prevention equipment has prevented a firm from a fire loss that would have forced it out of business, according to R. H. Burdick, president of the Indiana Automatic Sprinkler Company, 702 East Market street. “Often the heaviest loss from fire can not be covered by any form of insurance,” he said. ‘‘Many firms have been ruined by loss of such irreplacable items as patterns, drawings, formulas, correspondence and other valuable records. “In addition to the actual loss to the plant, which may be covered with insurance, frequently with a high premium, the firm also may suffer heavily from loss of trade to competitors while its plant is being rebuilt and new equipment ordered. Savings Pay Cost "Wise owners of business houses and plants, recognizing this hazard, protect themselves by installing reliable automatic sprinkler devices. "These systems more than pay back in savings the cost of their installation. Insurance premiums are reduced 75 to 90 per cent.” The Indiana Automatic Sprinkler Company, since it was formed by Burdick in 1921, has installed automatic sprinklers' and other fire prevention equipment in many of the city’s leading industrial and commercial buildings. Spray Checks Blaze The sprinkler device consists of an overhead water pipe system, with numerous outlets, capped with patented heads that open when heat or flames come in contact with them. When these caps are melted, water under high pressure spurts out of the openings, making a smothering spray of water in the fire zone, checking the blaze before it has an opportunity tq develop into a disastrous conflagration.

METAL PLATING BUSINESS GOOD Unusual Volume of Orders Reported by Firm. Business depression reported by many firms has not affected the Adams Plating Company, 138 West Tenth street, according to Albert P. Kriese, production manager. The Adams company is enjoying its most prosperous year, Kriese said. He added that instead of the demand for automobile plating dropping off about the middle of May, it has continued in increasing volume this year. The company has completed alterations in its plant designed to provide added facilities for more prompt service and better work. In addition to rearrangement of equipment for greater efficiency, a new generator and other apparatus were mailed. Most of the firm’s business is chrome plating of automobile parts. In addition to this work, which is sufficient to keep the plant busy constantly, it has several large production lines for factories. Chrome plating, in addition to its beautiful appearance, is popular because of its enduring and tarnishresisting qualities. Most of the newer model automobiles are chrome plated by the manufacturers. Organized ten years ago by the the present owners, Thomas, Robert and Edward Adams, the company, through its policy of absolute satisfaction for every customer, has been built up from practically nothing to its present prosperous condition.

For Those Who Prefer a Finer COFFEE In the New Seal-Packed Can INDIANAPOLIS MADE for Central Indiana People Sold Only by Independent Grocers

Residence Phone BE. 5615 A. C. JOHNSON BRICK CONTRACTOR 845 Massachusetts Are. Phone, Riley 2452

*3= I The Ideal R° ute t 0 I j CINCINNATI | CHANGE OF TIME MONDAY, JUNE 9 Lv. Trac. Term. VIA by Parlor Car: il■ „ . RAM Greensburg, 12 N„ 3 P.' M. (4:15 P. M. Sat. & Sun. Only) *V* Lawrenceburg INDIANAPOLIS & SOUTHEASTERN LINES De Luxe Parlor Car and Motor Coach Service

Indiana’s Finest Transient and Apartment Hotel OVERLOOKING MERIDIAN PLAZA SPINK ARMS HOTEL

Printers /EVEYPOINTING G). Stationers Shield Press^ LITHOGRAPHERS Phone Lincoln 8377 *BO Went Ohio St.

SAn Insured Moth Protection ■■■ KONATE HAN Pk EIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE JB jßMtk 1430 N. ILLINOIS ST. Riley 7434 ■■■ ■■■■■

COAL—ICE Artificial ICE & COLD Storage Cos. Main Office, 326 W. Ohio St. Branch, 42d & Monon Ry.

WELDING OXY—ACETYLENE AND ARC INDIANAPOLIS WELDING CO. 130 S. SENATE Phone RI ley 9755

FAST FREIGHT AND ' EXPRESS SERVICE Next day deliveries to or from CLEVELAND, TOLEDO. DETROIT and hundred.t

Trucking CENTRAL Warehousing TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY Established 1887 118-132 S. Alabama St. Phone, Riley 9384 j

-cleaned out - repaired - re-cored I REED-MUELLER.IKCi AUTO RADIATOR SKCMU93 ■ lIHI9 tentudqAve Una>lnst9t ■

Prompt Delivery C. O. WARNOCK Authorized Dealer Sales and Service 813 E. Washington Phone—Lincoln 8396

LESLIE COLVIN BUILDER 823 CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING Phone Lincoln 2651

CHARLES McGARVEY . • PLASTERING CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHED 1893 * 5264 Washington Blvd. Phone Humboldt 4582

Strathmann Construction Cos. GENERAL CONTRAC^RS-ENGINEERS 839 Architects and ffejiiders Bldg. a- a,,,. *TeI. RHey IP®

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Street and Road Paving Indiana Asphalt Paving Company (Incorporated) 28th Street and Columbia Avenue rhone—HEmlock 3545

I fIQUOJ I DISTILLED WATER FOR HOME AMD OFFICE PURITY PLUS RELIABILITY ’ CHERRY- 5753 fIQUOS PRODUCTS Cos. 1126 EAST IQ

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