Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1931 — Page 5

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WIN BATTLE TO STOP CLOSING OP ADLER ST. South Meridian Civic Group Gets Works Board to Rescind Order. South Meridian Street Civic League members today were victorious in their fight to prevent closing of Adler street and several alleys between Meridian street and Capitol avenue, south of the Eelt railroad. The works board rescinded previous action, thereby halting the proposed closing. Petition to have the street and alleys closed as a railroad switch might be put into operation, was filed with the board by Robert Ibcilach, coal company proprietor. Due to the high cost of improvement, the proposed resurfacing of Eleventh street, from West to Brook streets, was dropped by the board on recommendation of A. H. Moore, city engineer.

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BOOM COFFIN’S PAL FOR STATE FIRE MARSHAL Horace Carey Candidacy Is Seen New Step to Oust Hogston. Boom has been launched to put Horace W. Carey. 2001 North New Jersey street, into the position of state fire marshal, it was learned today. This move is looked upon as a new tactic in the effort to oust Alfred M. Hogston, state fire marshal,

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who h2S held the post without reappointment since Oct. 1, 1929. Reports are current that the move is backed by the Republican state committee and has met with favor from persons as close to Governor Harry G. Leslie as his secretary. L. O Chasey Chasey told The Times today that Carey’s application for the position “has been filed officially.'’ Carey’s claim to knowledge regarding the position derives from the fact that he was chief of the Indianapolis fire prevention bureau under the regime of former Mayor John L. Duvall. He long has be. a henchman of George V. 'Boss) Coffin. The two were reared together in Noble county. Admitting the effort being made for him. Carey stated that it is “not political,” and if he obtains the appointment it will be “without strings.”

EX-GOV. DUNNE BACKS CEWAK IN CHICAGO RACE Comes Out of Retirement to Fight Big Bill's Mayor Contest. By United Pregg CHICAGO, April 3.—Edward F. Dunne, who was mayor of Chicago in 1905 and later Governor of Illinois, came out of retirement today to enter actively the heated mayorship campaign which will end next Tuesday when a million or more

I voters decide the political future of Big Bill Thompson. Entrance of Dunne, on the side of Thompson's Democratic oppo--1 nent. Anton J. Cermak, made the list of politicians and former pclii ticians taking part in the campaign complete. So great has become the public interest in this race to decide who shall be mayor of Chicago during the 1933 world's fair that every man who ever controlled so much as a precinct has announced for one of the candidates. Dunne urged Cermak’s election in a public statement, claiming Cermak's public record was better than Thompson's and blaming the mayor for “outrageous expenditures which have resulted in high taxes.” Both Thompson and Cermak made numerous speeches again today as their bands boomed through the loop and ward meetings were held in every section of the city.

SALE ENDS TOMORROW! Don't let Ayres Downstairs Store’s 11th Birthday celebration pass without taking advantage of the unusual pre-Easter values offered! Every department is prepared for a tremendous last-minute rush . . . with FASHIONABLE apparel ... of Ayres’ STANDARD QUALITY ... for every member of your family! Shop early—doors open at 9 A. M. Downstairs at Ayres

Hundreds of Fashionable New Easter Dresses Take advantage of this pre-Easter offering of fine dresses Monday! There are types for every occasion—sports, business, shopping, afternoons, Sunday night frocks, etc. Ensembles, one and two-piece straightline styles, peplums, boleros and dozens of others. Extra fine materials and workmanship. Sizes for juniors, misses, women and larger women. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Sale! Men’s Shirts TSSr $1 “ Buy a dozen of these fine shirts. We’ve tested them for you Saturday. There are types for every occasion—sports, business, know that the colors will not fade! Cat big and full, and splendidly tailored. Plain white, plain colors and many fancy patterns. Sizes to 18. —Downstairs at Ayres.

For Style and Comfort! “Hug-Tite” Arch Shoes $3.9S Now we are able to offer an arch support shoe that combines fashion with utter comfort ... at an unheard-of low price! Built on combination last with steel arch support, and made to fit perfectly. Sizes up to 9; AAA to C. Come in and see for yourself what 83.95 will buy. —Downstairs at Ayres.

llth Birthday Sale! Girls’ Spring Dresses $£.95— 53*95 Dainty little one and two-piece frocks in smartest new spring styles for girls of 7 to 14. All are well made of fine rayon crepes —in plain colors or pretty prints. Bolero effects, flared or pleated skirts, peplums, big collars, etc. Girls’ Spring Coats, $5.95 Girlish new fashions; well made of novelty tweeds, flecked tweeds. Smart.fitted lines, capes, fancy cuffs. Sizes 7 to 14. —Downstairs at Ayres.

llth Birthday Sale! Tots’ Spring Coats $3.95 Beautiful basket weaves, novelty tweeds and flecked tweeds are the fabrics in these fine coats . . . offered in many dainty styles—with beret to match. Trimmed with leather belts, fancy buttons, fancy stitching, etc. In a good range of wanted spring colors. Sizes 2 to 6. Tots’ Dresses, $1.95 There are both straightline styles and models with a definite waistline to choose from in these fine rayon crepe dresses. In pastel tints. Sizes 3to 6. —Downstairs at Ayres.

llth Birthday Sale! Boys’ Fast Color Shirts These perfectly tailored shirts are outstanding values at 59c! They are cut full and made to fit. In vat dyed plain colors and many fast colored fancy patterns. Sizes sßm from 8 to Boys’ Blouses, 50c ' Fast Color Shorts, 35^ Athletic Shirts, 20c All-Wool Sweaters, $1.49 “Sailor” Wash Suits, 50c —Downstairs at Ayres.

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