Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1932 — Page 17

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KANSAS LOSING DRY MARGIN IN DIGEST’S POLL Comes Within Fraction of Voting Wet in This Week’s Tabulation. The only state that has had a dry Inajorlty, Kansas, comes within a fractional percentage of voting wet ' In the seventh weekly tabulation of i the Literary Digest’s prohibition poll as more than 500,000 additional j ballots are added to the nationwide tally, published in Saturday’s Issue of the magazine. The dry percentage of Kansas vote has been reduced from 53.34 last week to 50.07 this week. Throughout the country as a whole the dry vote shows a sixth consecutive gain, rising from 15.85 per cent of the total vote of the first week's return to 25.10 per cent last Week and 25.75 per cent of the current tabulation. Forty of the forty-eight states are voting 3 to 2 wet in the present report. Os these states nine are voting more than 3 to 1 for repeal and nine more states are voting over 4 to 1 wet. Drvs Join in North Carolina North Carolina continues to show a rising dry vote and is within onetenth of 1 per rent of a majority ’ for prohibition with 49.91 per cent of its total balloting so far in favor . of the eighteenth amendment. The east south central states of Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee and (Mississippi form the dryest sections l group in the United States, alhough voting wet,, with a, percentage of their combined totals of 59.82 /or repeal. The geographic unit with the (largest vote for repeal is the midtile Atlantic states of New York, j }New Jersey and Pennsylvania where I Ithe wet balloting is 80.88 per cent I Inf the combined total. A total of 3,715,630 votes are tal- I lied this week from all states and the District of Columbia, of which fe)56,863, or 25.75 per cent, are for jrontinuance of the prohibition j inmendment, and 2,758,767, or 74.25 (per cent, are for repeal. New England Is Soaking The New England states as a j f;roup are voting 78.76 per cent wet; ! he east north central states are j *75.66 per cent for repeal; the south Atlantic states are 65 per cent wet; the west north central group are 66.5 R per cent, for repeal; the west south central are 60.72 per cent wet; the Rocky Mountain states are 66.97 per cent for repeal, and the three Pacific states are 75.23 per cent wet. The commonwealths with more than 40 per cent sentiment in favor of the eighteenth amendment include Kansas, North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Alabama. Colorado and Mississippi, named in order of the higher dry ratio. The District of Columbia is voting 21.84 per cent dry and 78.16 per cent for repeal of the prohibition amendment. a slight recession in the dry , vote from last week. Nevada Still Wettest Nevada continues to head the : anti-prohibition column wdth 86,60 per cent of its total ballots in favor of repeal. The seventh report, in the 1930 Literary Digest prohibition poll giving three options on the ballot instead of tw'o. showed a total tabulation of 3,705,742 votes, of which 3.092,745, about 29 1 a per cent, were for enforcement; 1,105,683 votes, or j approximately 30 per cent for modi- ] fication; 1,507.314, or about 40j- per cent of the total, were for repeal. The tabulation follows: Favor Favor | State Continuance Repeal J TVfW England 343,a.V> Maine 7.450 16.785 j lv>w Hampshire 5,607 12,495 Vermont 4.211 9,942 ] Massachusetts 35.393 133.351 Rhode Island 2.984 J? Connecticut 9.982 54,599 Middle Atlantic 221.634 037,052 : KeiTYork .............. 71.494 406.265 New Jersey 37.897 164,658 Pennsylvania 122.243 367.129 till No. Central 247.077 767.728 Ohio 96.868 257.132 Indiana 59.357 126,830 Illinois .J,.. 48.560 209,297 Michiean 29.930 109,425 Wisconsin 12.362 65.044 West No. Central 118.651 236.330 Minnesota .............. 17,551 56.426 lowa 24.141 42.824 Missouri 26.184 67 925 North Dakota .......... 2.554 7.810 South Dakota 3.385 7.455 Nebraska 12.843 21,995 Kansas 31.993 31.895 RSt so. Central 51.828 75.768 Kentucky 15,482 32.756 Tennessee 21.431 22.835 Alabama 8.186 11.122 Mississippi 6.227 9.055 Pnulh Atlantic 116.918 *17,100 Delaware 2,065 5 663 Maryland 13.038 43,441 Dist of Columbia ...... 2.444 8.745 Vlrcinla 24.932 42.919 West Virginia 19.554 37,598 North Carolina 29 100 39.203 (South Carolina ......... 7.661 11.511 Oeorcta 13.229 23.470 rionrta 4.8P5 14.559 U-sl S > trnir.il 59.701 92.271 Arkansas 10.388 11.448 Louisiana 3.096 15.465 Oklahoma 18.036 22,005 Mrxas 28.184 43 353 Rockv Mountain 17.873 86,288 Montana 1.450 6.154 Idaho 2.258 4.332 Wyoming 915 3,018 Colorado 9,533 13,186 New Mexico 790 3.103 Arirona 910 2,541 T’tah 1.867 4.035 Nevada 150 969 faclfle 46,517 141,241 Washington 8.452 25.442 Oregon 6.070 12.941 California 31.995 102,861 Mate Ink norm 11.5J6 11,768 V. S. Total 956.863 2.758.767

PURE LARD Lb - 5c Boiling Beef Lb. 5c Hamburger Lb. 5c Pork Shanks Lb. 5c KarlF.Wacker 449 West Washington Street LI ncoln 4867

TEETH, LUNCH STOLEN Thief May Keep Box If He Will Return Molars to Owner. By United Free* DALLAS, Tex., April I.—ls the person who stole E. O, Monroe's lunch basket today will bring back Monroe’s false teeth, he can have the box. Monroe reported to police that he placed the teeth in the basket before eating lunch on a downtown construction job. When quitting time came, basket, teeth and all were gone. He’s willing to settle for the teeth.

CLEANING aH w J Housecleaning Needs at |Hj| Low Prices This Week-End at REGAL STORES Jf. BROOMS i V 4-Sewed 4? life IF* /■* Buy 2or 3 / TftJ Vv | £ Good Wei s ht Jv v at This lUJFwJrup If EACH Low Price / j3f J MOPS Each 23c \\ j Old Dutch Cleanser Cans 25c I jk J ABSORENE Ml WALL PAPER CLEANER // Jlljlal j New Fresh Stock V7JII 4 cans 25 c £ Jj WSr SAVE MONEY! All These IMm chipso Indianapolis Stores, Flakes or Granules Also Zionsville, Dan- """Jf ville and Brownsburg Boxes njl f G P and Gor KirkS Boil Ami cake IQ c __ Powdered, 12c I O Cakes Glorox Bottle Cq I Removes Stains Clothes Pins m T c Ammonia Q c 24 Pins to Carton ■ Large 16-os. Bottle Red Seal Lye Ca n 10c flr §° s,arch 8c Bab-0 2 cans 23c Seminole 3 x*. IQ c A Wipe and It> Clean"" Toilet Taper ' , 1,000-Sheet Rolls tSUI S: O. S. Fels Naptha The Magic Cleaner If 4 Pad Pkgs. £>o3 P W* 2 -,25c 5 Cakes 23c | Maxwell House 33c MX t* I C In Own Syrup Big No. Ok ''H* IvUlO Excellent for Pies Cans Sugar Fine Granulated 10 “-Bar 45c Pork and Beans can 5c Pickles qt, jar 15c Regal Brand s onr or Dm Pureed Vegetables ean 10c Nut Oleo lb. 10c Van Pampa Rogal Brand \ Butter \ Regal Brand I \ L.rr^F J>r \ Royal Gelatine 2 Pkgs. 15c 1 eA \ All Flavors. Special Price Rice Krispies 2 - Kellogg's of Course SAUERKRAUT Del Monte 2 17c MEATS I FRUITS Dependable Quality Selected by AND VEGETABLES the Store Owner Himself Finest Quality—Fresh Daily PORK LOINS GRAPEFRUIT Whole or Half Texas Large 80 Size r,ri3c r, H "i 5c ' 4 for 19c Rib Pork Chops lb. 15c Head Lettuce 2 Hds. 15c Braunschweiger lb. 23c Leaf Lettuce lb. 5c Sliced Bacon No Rind lb. 19c. Apples Roman Beauty 4 lbs. 19c DRIED BEEF SWEET POTATOES y 4 Lb. 12c 5 Lbs. I$C REGAL STORES INDIVIDUALLY OWNED FOOD MARKETS

4 ARE PUT TO I DEATH IN CHAIR Bandits Are Electrocuted at Sing Sing. j By 1 ril'd Fret OSSINING, N, Y„ April 1.-Four murderers went to their deaths, one after another, in the death chair at Sing Sing Thursday night. ' Peter Sardini, 28, was the first

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to enter the death chamber. Sardini had been convicted of killing Rocco Zappo in a Brooklyn [ holdup. Dominic Scifo, 24, Michael Roadick, 20, and Waltet Borosky, 24, were executed in the order named. The three men had been convicted I of the murder of Frank Pendlebury, j an Elmhurst <L. I.) grocer, in a holdup. George 11. king of Great Britain from 1727 to 1760. was the last British sovereign to take active part in a military campaign and to participate in battle. He fought at Oudenarde in 1708, at the age of 25. His last battle was against the French on June 27, 1743.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Kroger and Piggly Wiggly JOIN HANDS Starting today, Kroger and Piggly Wiggly advertising will be combined and all merchandise advertised will be on sale at both Kroger and Piggly Wiggly stores. You may now refer to but one ad, make up your shopping list and then shop your favorite way at a Kroger or Piggly Wiggly store. THERE’S A KROGER STORE NEAR YOU AND PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES Are Located at 1305 N. Penn. St. 3775 N. Illinois St. . 4207 College Ave. 3029 East 10th St. 1533 N, Illinois St. 11l E. 34th St. 5214 College Ave. 5440 E. Washington St.

MfA MAS * Oranges Fancy Flori and” B ' Sweet D#z - 23c Fancy Californias a nd 27c Head Lettuce Crisp, solid heads, 2 for 15c DU I I trv Leaf Lettuce Fresh and crisp. Lb. 5c j low, mild, delicate flavor stamps it as fresh from the Lb. M bfe P Tomatoes Fancy ripe repacks. 2 LbS. 23C churn. In quarter pound * fc” 1 * Sweet Potatoes tSS y u a m S ty 3 u>*-10c Sunset Goid brand ln Piggly wi^iy stores - Apples Jokers, e ibs, i9c p s Lbs - 25c Farm Roll Brand Idaho “ 1 C 9 Lb - 23C Potatoes ■ BaMn * IJ 4v c I -ft 1 4 New Low Price gP New Country Club. The same high quality that has made sn*>H mwk ■# Sw HgjK mrn l H B Kroger bread famous—now at the lowest price ever. Sun- n! \ ’ Mfj mil WT* SLm m M set Gold brand in Piggly Wiggly Stores. * LOat |i|V il ' 1 Vfe-Lb. Twin Loaf 6c ■ jk am Haimwi ■■■ Lucky Strikes, Camels, Old Golds, JS esm CIGARETTES 2 p.sk?s 2s carton $1.25 Fresh Eggs ——jssrs!" 2*,-23c I # r So4 Country Club. Just two days left to take advantage of 20-Oz. C I l.Vr IIV? yl this unusual offer. Pkg. Santa Clara Valley—grown and ripened in California sunshine. J" |_b t Q ■ I UmGS 4 Pounds, 17c 3 Box j Cl IP AD Pure Granulated C c^h OOq S M II Js BMk STM Special for Friday and Saturday Bag '' i ; Kroger and Piggly Wiggly Cut Prices PRESERVES On Quality Meats Peach and Raspberry. 4 J? Drastic reductions have been made on quality meats in Kroger and Piggly Wiggly Stores. All other Lb. 17 i ar ’ IJI Q Still more proof that you save consistently at Kroger’s and Piggly Wiggly flavors Jar 1/ C J ■ W# Here Are Friday and Saturday Values Sunset Gold brand In Piggly Wiggly stores. # # * DA A Tender, 4 01/r 2 C3IIS 23C jm IBg j| nR BB B I /2” The enamel clpanser f °r kitchen and bathroom. Olives 8-oz. jar 10c Swiss Steak™.— l sc rr~.“*-r. , _ Z. . , _ Lima Baaas 3 No. 2 taas 25c K3 or r^n ’ Lh. i yc Canned fresh—a real value. I II ■ ■ a , Prime Rib. Devils Food Ea. 25c Rolled I,IU I \ oast U. A delicious two-layer cake. Boiling Beef snd tendEr Lb 9c H’Lou.. Ea ' lse ■ ■ ■ Star Bladeless mm rOrS( Loin^-12^ c French Coffee A blend of Brazilians finest—Special low price. I g Sugar cured. Hickory smoked. Skinned ga p* *—m P| a ffiS surplus fat removed. Whole or half. Lb. jj | C Lb. Frankfurters *****■ 325 c country ciub ib. 3ic Pure pork and season- £■ Vacuum packed—last two days at this price. sausage w? *3 lis - d.oc pin S b Ury 2 pkgs. 35c Bran—for making delicious muffins. mm m m m Insist on milkfed chickens. mm BUS __ _ rhinfeone S LI 715. Mali 3 cans $ I I■|lll■ wk la I I and complete satisfaction. mM'* Country Club-pure barley. WBIIWBIWBIM stewing Hens - “■ w Pancake pks:. Sc 1Q 32 Frwprs FT Milk d ?ed ed Lb. 32c country Club-ready to use. rryers o Fresh mk Qf 9c TOTfsranpi 2 ns 25c Kik % . wierj ■JE k m 3tandar ° pack CLARK BARS Regular 5c size Candy Bars. An unusual value. ' Prices effective in Indianapolis, Greenwood and Plainfield only. Box. 55*

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