Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 260, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1932 — Page 2

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DETROIT’S REDS DEFIANT; PLAN MASSJFUNERAL 60 Held, 5 Leaders Sought in Aftermath of Riots in Which 4 Were Killed. By United prett DETROIT, March 9.—Communists defied police today with plans to hold a "mese fuperal” for their four comrades slain ~’hen a mot of unemployed stormed the Fo.'d R'.”er Rouge plant. To precede the funeral, the radical organization announced preparations for a meeting Friday to outline future demonstrations similar to the one which, police allege, led to the fatal rioting Tuesday. The meeting and funeral will be held in Arena Gardens. Authorities pushed their inquiry Into the causes of the march on Dearborn. Sixty alleged members of the mob Iwcre held in the Wayne county jail while police asked federal authorities to aid in apprehending five alleged Communists accused of inciting the riot by inflammatory Speeches. Prosecutor Harry S. Toy said he would press a grand jury investigation to obtain indictments under the Michigan criminal syndicalism law. He named as four of the alleged leaders wanted: William Z. Foster, national Communist leader; William Reynolds, who recently was sentenced to ninety days in the Detroit House of Correction for leading a demonstration in Pontiac, Mich.; John Schies, former Communist candidate for mayor of Detroit; Albert Goetz, a reputed member of the Lincoln park unemployed council. Police Chief Carl Brooks of Dearborn asked the United States goverrtment to assist in fixing responsibility for the march. The suburban city council commended police for their “cool judgment and heroic efforts in stopping the riot.” Cable Car Wreck Kills Three By United Preen MONTE CARLO, March 9.—A French passenger injured in the accident of the funicular railway here Tuesday died today making the total of deaths three. Two cars on the train broke loose and slid backwards down the cable, crashing into the station and a crowded street.

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Men's Clothing Dept. Makes Many Drastic Reductions This leased department is also lending its enthusiastic co-operation in our great BANKRUPT SALE The entire stock of Men’s and Young Men’s high grade Clothing is featured at amazingly small prices. 2-Trouser Suits Overcoats Topcoats Summer Suits Odd Trousers Sports Jackets You will find many new garments recently purchased for Easter and the Spring season. Every Garment Reduced for Quick Disposal "30%* 50% Many of our regular patrons will appreciate what this saving means. MEN’S CLOTHING DEPT. PETTlS'—Street floor. East Entrance. .

GOTHAM POPULATION CENTER IN CEMETERY Each Spot Is Three and One-Fourth Miles From Times Square. By United Prein NEW YORK. March 9—The center of population of New York City Is in a cemetery, engineers of the regional plan announced today, after a study of population distribution. The population center is Calvary cemetery between Long Island city and Maspeth, in the borough of

Your Colds doubly dangerous NOW! THIS is the season when pneumonia takes its heaviest toll. With an unusually large number of colds prevalent here and scattered cases of flu reported in many sections of the country, it is more than ever important to treat all colds • j promptly. Colds pull down body resistance and often pave the way for flu and pneumonia. Don’t take chances. Double your protection with Vicks Plan for better “Control-of-Colds.” ITo Prevent Many Colds: Whenever you feel yourself “catching cold”—that unmistakable stuffy, sneezy feeling—apply a few Vicks Nose Drops up each nostril. This will check many colds before they get beyond your nose and throat—where most colds start. j 2 To Reduce the Severity of Colds: If a cold slips by these precautions ... or strikes without warning.. .don’t neglect it. At bed-time massage your throat and chest with Vicks Vapoßub. During the day use Vicks Nose Drops every few \ hours for added comfort and relief. This ! gives you full 24-hour treatment. Vicks Plan Doubles Your Defense Against Colds

Queens, three and one-fourth miles from Times Square. BAR~ TAKEN BY THIEF t Brass Rail That Goes With It Also Is Stolen From Inn. 1 By United Brent WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., March 9. —Some one pried a federal padlock off the Rio Rita inn, Armonk, and rilole a four-foot section of the bar and the brass rail that went with it. “Hard times,” police said. “Some young couple starting housekeeping and hard up took that bar.”

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Much Spring merchandise and other desirable new items are being added daily to our present stocks and featured at sensational reductions to assure you exciting values at the opening of a season.

Full-Fashioned Silk Hose

500 Pairs Priscilla CURTAINS H Regularly $1.25 and $1.39 ig4c Pastel marquisette in green, rose, orchid, blue and gold. French ecru marquisette with dot and fine colored dotted Swiss. While they last. PETTIS’—-third floor. 59c CEDAR BAGS gfl f | Size 27x4x38 inches. Moth-proof, I I|A dust-proof, white, cedar-lined Bags. | iJV Holds 5 dresses. While They Last! PETTlS’—street floor.

4 Smith's” Axminster Rugs

Children’s All-Wool Sweaters Regularly 51.95 and 52.95 38c In slipon or coat styles. Some have beret to match. Buy the Children a Sweater for school and play—at this price you can afford more than one. Wash Frocks Regularly $1.95. Made of prints and broadcloths with hand M embr oid ery or #1 A smocking. Sizes 2 V years. While They Last!

‘ Mlerl tas” Table Oilcloth

Attractive Bird CAGE and STAND ~/TT\ 1 Re § ular 'y $2.98—N0W — Enameled in green or red. Sturdily made. Now you can afford j to replace your old one at a sensational saving. Cage and Stand complete at this price. While they last. SI.OO Electric Clocks Will keep accurate time. Choice of rose, blue, and green. bA 0 While They Last! ■ W PETTlS’—fifth floor.

ALL SALES CASH!

More history-making values have been added to this sensational Bankrupt Sale for Thursday patrons! Prices have been cut to anew level. A faster pace in selling will develop. But you will have to come early in the morning if you want to share in all of these marvelous savings! Only a few r are advertised! Many additional items at a fraction of their worth will be ready for you!

SALE

While 300 Pairs Last 38* Beautiful, full-fashioned Chiffon and Service Sheer Hose, pure thread silk Hose that formerly sold for much higher prices—now drastically reduced for immediate clearance. Sizes 8% to Broken lots. Popular shades. While They Last! PETTlS’—street floor.

Regularly $29.75 SJE-M Fine, seamless 9x12-ft. Axminster Rugs from the famous Alexander Smith Mills. Noted for beauty and long wearing qualities. While 25 last. PETTlS’—third floor. HEATERS Below Cost COAL CIRCULA TORS Now - $54, $51.50, $35.75, $26.75 and $21.80. HOT BLASTS— Now $15.75, sl4 and $12.75. GAS CIRCULATORS —That cost $57 —Now $25. While They Last! PETTlS’—fifth floor.

Regularly 49c Yard I9 e * In 45 and 54-inch widths. Includes plain colors and novelty patterns. A splendid quality Oilcloth. Silk Flat Crepe Makes Lovely Spring Frocks This fine quality, all-silk Flat Crep* formerly sold for a much more. It’s 39 inches wide. Choice A of five popular shades, yard While It Lasts! PETTlS’—street floor.

In our store are some leased departments which are not in bankruptcy. They are enthusiastically helping to make this bankrupt sale interesting to our patrons by slashing their prices ’way below normal.

Walnut Veneer Coffee Table Regularly $6.95 s l— 5-ply walnut veneer Coffee Tables ; are 21 inches long, 15 Kidney Shaped inches wide and 18 Dressing Table inches high. Sturdily Rejrularlv $4.40. ** QO I built. Come early. J"} le £. awer ' *| = While they last. While They Last! , .. PETTlS’—fifth floor. PETTIS’ —fourth floor.

Men’s Initial Linen ’Kerchiefs Regular 25c Values! Qc fijthk Fine white linen Hand- / \ VX kerchiefs with attrac- \ f tive initial. Half-inch f \ hems. Exceptional val- jyr / \ ues at this astounding yyr / \ low price. While quan-Aif / \ tity lasts. / \ Double Mesh \. Hair 1 ft Nets, I c \ 4 yV While They Last! PETTlS’—street floor.

Fast Color Wash Prints Regularly 15c QC Yard 36 Inches wide. Attractive prints L in a wide selection of popular patterns for Spring. Make your own house dresses and aprons \ Eyelet Embroidery Batiste and Organdy $1.29 to 52.50 Values. Comes in J g* Wj lovely pastel Bl UV shades, yard w w While Quantity Lasts! PETTlS’—street floor.

MARCH 9, 1932