Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1932 — Page 16

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‘NO SOLUTION to depression; BANKER CLAIMS Problem Out of Reach of Man, Says England’s Financial Leader. By United Prcit LONDON, Oct. 21.—The world Is in the grip of an economic disorder that renders it helpless, and there Is no solution in sight, Montagu Norman, head of tht finak of England? said Thursday night in one o' the few public speeches .he ever made. He spoke at a banquet given the

lord mayor of London at the Mansion House, with most of London's distinguished bankers in attendance. “The difficulties are so vast and so unlimited that I approach the subject not only in ignorance, but in humility,’’ Norman said. “It is too great for me. “I wonder if there is any one in the world who really can direct the affairs of the world, or of his country, with any assurance of

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the result his action will have? “Who, a year ago, could have foreseen the position into which we have drifted little by little? First we have been down, then we have been up, then down, then up. “The contused affairs of the world have brought about a series of events and a general tendency which appear to me at this time as being outside the control of any man and any government and any codntry.” 5 TO ATTEND PARLEY Disabled Veterans to Consider State Department in Indiana. * I?ive representatives from Dr. Worthington chapter, Disabled American Veterans of the World wat, will attend a meeting at Evansvilfe Saurday and Sunday to consider establishment of' a state department of Indiana. The delegates are Omer Stevens, Henry Q. Klein, William V. Pierceall, Willis H. Greene and Roy H. Copper, national rehabilitation officer. I

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—10:15 P. M.— • CBS —Barlow and Columbia j Symphony. NBC—Talk, Antonio Logoluso to WJZ. —10:30 P. M.— KYW >lo2o)—Agnews orchestra. i CBS—Lombardo and Cai nadlans. WDAF (610 )—Dance program. I NBC—Lopez orchestra to WEAF. WSM (650) —Dance orches- ' tra. WTMJ (620) Dance program >2', 2 hoursi. —10:45 P. M WGN (720i—Kemp's orchestra. —ll P. M.— ; KDKA (980) —Huntley’s orchestra. CBS—Cummin's orchestr*. NBC —Calloways orchestra to WENR. NBC—Dream Singer to WEAF —11:90 P. M.— 1 KYW (1020)—Mark Fisher’s , orchestra. CBS —Kemp's orchestra. WBBM (770)—Around the Town. NBC —Lopez orchestra to WEAF. WGN (720)—Dance program. NBC—Furst’s orchestra to WENR. —l2 Midnight— NBC—Orchestra to WENR. KYW (1020)—Canton orchestra; Lopez orchestra. —12:30 A. M—NBC—Agnew's orchestra to WENR.

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GANG LEADERS ‘AT HOME' IN RITZYDISTRICT ‘Machine Gun 1 - Jack McGurn Moves Into $27,500 Oak Park Residence. Rij United Frets OAK PARK, 111., Oct. 21.—“ Machine Gun” Jack McGurn and his “blond alibi’’ wife were at home to friends today in their new $27,500 home on North Kenilworth avenue. Friends live close by, too. i

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If a Stove Could Talk EDITOR’S NOTE: Let’s ramble folks, and imagine things. Let’s imagine that we were a stove, hidden away in the basement, covered with dust ... alone . . . forgotten. “Well, here lam . . 1 . tucked away in this old corner of the basement. I guess it must be three years since they filled my tummy with coal and let me get hot. “Oh boy, that’s it! If I could pnly get hot once more! “Look at that stuck up fellow in the middle of this cellar. Just because he’s automatic and the folks don’t have to bother with him much ... he don’t even look at me. He should grin! “I’ll bet that if I could get in some house and have half a chance I'd show them! Why Rowdy used to come and park himself on the floor beside me . . . and that stray cat that they brought in . . . why she thought I was the best thing alive. “Huh, what’s this. The folks have come down the stairs. By jove! They’re talking about me. Whazzat! They’re going to sell me. “Yep. Through a want ad in The Times. The missus is saying something about three cents a word and lots of others have done the same thing. Well, who knows. Wonder where I go from here? ‘HOTCHA! I'm off. Yes, sir, in anew home sitting pretty in the corner. That's me, sitting pretty! “These folks have set me up and are talking about what a nice thing I am. Look at Grandpap talking in the kitchen . . . he's telling the folks about the stove he had when he was a boy. Grandpap. if you only knew it, that’s my daddy you're talking about. He was a good guy! Look at me fr'nstance. “Hah, they’ve given me something to* eat. It’s paper. .It’s the want ad section of The Times! Look there! There's the ad telling all about me. Hot dog! Maybe I ought to say . . . hot stove! “Yes, sir, folks, I'm working again. Giving out plenty of heat . . . doing what I was put in this world for . . . just like that Want Ad that sold me. “Take a tip. I know! If you have a stove in your basement, there are plenty of folks just like me who will pay cash . . . and think of the comfort, heat and good cheer that my buddies . . . just like me can give. All you need to do is call The Times t . . The number is RI ley 5551.”

McGurn. whose name is Vincent Gebardi, formerly was a gunman for A1 Capone. Within a block or two of his house live Frank Rio. bodyguard, who served a year with Capone in the Philadelphia jail, and Mops Volpe, Chicago public enemy No, 2. The home of Frankie Lake, former beer baron now in the penitentiary, also is nearby. The flieighborhood had long been quiet and decorous. -No one seemed to know what started the gangsetrs moving in. McGum's home is a brick structure with an attached two-car garage. It was assessed at full value in 1929 at slightly less than $27,500. New York has anew moving picture theater, with seats arranged on a parabolic-shaped floor, with a view to perfect focusing of the picture from every seat.

Principals to Hear Chicago Man BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 21.—Dr. George E. Carrothers, director of high school inspection of the University of Michigan, will be the principal speaker on the program for the eleventh annual high school principals’ conference at Indiana university Nov. 4 and 5. All kinds of poultry. hl*h In qnallty, low in price.. Wholesale and retail. SATURDAY* SPECIALS Select Fancy Springers, all sizes to IB* 4 Light Hens, 14e Roosters ... 10<? Y’on nick your ponltry, then we dress th6m free. THE GRANT CO. 123 North New Jersey St. Riley 5624

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