Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 118, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1931 — Page 18

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EXPECT HOOVER TO URGE TRUST LAW REVISION Foes of Sherman Act Say It Prolongs Business Depression. By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.—A relentless assault of business men against the Sherman anti-trust law Is being felt daily at the White House. The protests hinge around restrictions imposed by the law agaiast co-operative action which oil. lumber, coal, steel and other Industries desire to take to combat the depression. There are authoritative indications that President Hoover is regarding these appeals sympathetically. The President hinted at a desired modification of the law in his last general message to congress. He recommended a special congressional committee be appointed to inquire Into prospects for a change. Congress, however, disregards the suggestion. Tightening of the business situation since then is expected to lead the executive to make a more forceful recommendation when congress assembles in December. It is understood his message will contain an indorsement of the purposes of the anti-trust law, but deplore its interference with worthy co-operative business movements. Hoover does not desire repeal, but Is said to think modification should be considered to permit consolidations and co-operative movements In the public interest. Scientists have established that as the seasons change there is a movement of ten billion tons of air from one hemisphere of the earth to the other each six months.

MILLED FROM THE FINEST WHEAT &lONA FLOUR An All Purpose Flour 24-Lb. fZ Cf Barrel of Eight 24-Lb. Bags, $2.75 ff/ A&P feels that the surest way to reduce the wheat* surplus is to HI /jjrULjl fedy \a encourage a greater consumption of Flour and Baked Goods. This H II sale is just one step in that direction. Take advantage of the price Ja and lay in a good supply’ws ESTABLISH P & G SOAP 8 Bars 25C Dainty Soda Crackers 2 & 17c Sultana Red Beans 6 cans 25c Choice Quality Meats CHICKENS Choice ““ 25C U. FRESH HAMS LAMB ROAST 15C L". Shoulder 15C Lb. Center Slices, Lb., 19c Lamb Breast, Lb., 10c Beef Chuck Roast Lb. 17c In All Stores and Markets m Sliced Bacon Rind Lb., 25c Frankfurters Juicy 2 Lbs,, 25c Soap Chips JSSS 2 P fe. 35c 2 Cans Sunbrite Cleanser Given With Each Purchase. Virginia Sweet Syrup 23c One Pkg. Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour Given With Each Purchase. Brown Sugar 25-Lb. Bag, $1.19 Wisconsin Cheese Lb., 19c Sparkle Gelatin 5c Libby’s Apple Butter 15c Fig Bars Lb., 10c 8 o’Clock Coffee Lb., 19c Cider Vinegar Gal., 25c Hershey’s Kisses Lb., 29c Babbitt’s Cleaner 2 Cans, 5c White Cornmeal 5-Lb. Pkg., 14c f Fresh Fruits and Vegetable) Ann Page POTATOES PRESERVES U. S. No. 1 *i Pound *4l mm W Grade IMC Jar 1f C Iceburg Lettuce 2 15c Polk's Butter i 33c Sweet Potatoes Cabbage l° Lbs ,9c Palmolive Beads 3 —2oc Fresh Lima Beans ><> 25c ... . ] io Lb. Bag qq Jello 3 .i. 26c unions “O When 996 4 Fancy Aluminum Molds and 1 Recipe Booklet Packed given with purchase of 6 packages. GRANDMOTHER’S JaBPS Bread fi* 17c WHY PAY MORE? DAILY FOOD" WTAM-WGN . ***** AfIAHTICA RlUlM^'

Raise Charity Fund With Revue

Cast of the Cornell Avenue Revue which raised money for charity. Back Row (left to right)—Dolly Ruth Snyder, Mary Wilson, William Pollard, Richard George, Burton Breedlove, David George and Lowell Renshaw. Middle Row —Doris Bicknell, Louise Bicknell,

GOVERNORS EXPECTED AT RAIL CLUB DINNER JThree State’s Chief Executives Send Tentative Acceptances. One hundred railroad and express company officials are expected at the first public event sponsored by the Indianapolis Ship and Travel by Rail Club—a dinner-dance at the Severin Saturday, Tentative acceptance of invitations have been received from Gov-

Marguerite Pollard, Irene Pollard, Mildred Snyder and Dolores Adams. Front Row (left to right)—Rosemary Albert, Gilbert Albert, Joan Renshaw and Raymond Allen. Three who participated in the revue, but were not in the photo, are Dorothy Hitchkiss, Ivine Roe and George Roe.

ernors Harry Leslie, Flem D. Sampson of Kentucky and George White of Ohio. Mayor Reginald Sullivan and other Indiana mayors have been invited. Albert Stump, Indanapolis attorney, will be principal speaker. Addresses also will be made by club members and railroad officers. Committee of arrangements includes James F. Dorsey, president; W. B. Connors, state representative; George Nicholson and William Lynch.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

With recitations, dances and skits a group of children in the vicinity of the 2800 and 2900 block on Cornell avenue raised $11.67 Wednesday night at a revue given in the Omar Baking Company’s hall, Sixteenth and Bellefontaine streets, for charity. The money was turned over to The Indianapolis Times today to be spent in any charitable manner The Times sees fit. The revue was directed by Mrs. Raymond Albert, 2843 Cornell avenue. Announcement of the manner in which the money will be spent will be made by The Times within a few days. The Times thanks those who participated in the revue and the spectators who attended on behalf of those of the city in need of charity. GALA OPENING PLANNED Orchestra, Dancers to Entertain at Yantis Toastee Shop. Celebration of gala opening week of the Yantis Toastee Shop, Twen-ty-third and Meridian streets, will be started Saturday night to continue throughout the week. The shop has been remodeled to accommodate additional persons. Music will be supplied by Chic Myers and his recording orchestra, which recently completed a summer engagement at a St. Joseph, Mich., resort. Miss Betty Jane Wolfe and Miss Myrna Celegte, local dancers, and the Pepperpots, dance ensemble, will appear on the opening week program.

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CHANGE BANNED IN DIVORCE LAW Episcopal Group Loses Fight for Liberalization. By tnited Press DENVER, Sept. 25.—A small but hard-fighting group ol delegates to the fiftieth triennial Episcopal church convention have lost their battle for a church laws change to permit remarriage by a priest of divorced persons. The fight over this question was one of the most* spectacular waged on the convention floor, but despite heated arguments of the liberalists all efforts to lighten the ancient canon barring ' remarriage were blocked. Under the present canon, Episcopalians, regardless of cause of divorce, may not be remarried by a priest unless special permission is granted. Girl Golfers Don Pajamas BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Sept. 25. Pajamas, which have progressed from boudoir to beach to ballroom, are now on the golf links. Young women are wearing them on the Weising Country Club course.

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FRIES Lb. 20c Roosters, lb 11£ Quantity Limited FREE DRESSING . HOOSIER POULTRY MKT. 107 N. Alabama St. Lincoln 1881 Wholesale prices given to Restaurants, Churches and Clubs

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