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ANTI-SALOON BACKING GIVEN REPUBLICANS G. 0. P. Nominees Listed as Favorable to Indiana Dry League. Virtual Indorsement of a majority of Republican candidates for state office in Indaina is contained in a report on nominees made public to1y by the Indiana Anti-Saloon League. The report is headed with the names of the presidential candidates, the word ‘‘recommended'’ following the name of President Hoover. Following this is an official statement: “We neither indorse the modification policy of President Hoover nor the repeal program of Mr. Roosevelt. We do, however, recognize a difference in the candidates. We feel that more of the gains of prohibition may be defended successfully and conserved with Mr. Hoover than with Mr. Roosevelt.” Van Nuvs Stand Listed Public stand of Frederick Van Nuys, Democratic candidate for United States senator, for outright repeal of the eighteenth amendment and modification of the Volstead act, is cited. Qualified indorsement of Senator James E. Watson is given, pointing out he has voted dry in pre- j vious sessions of congress, but now favors some amended form of the eighteenth amendment, but not modification of the Volstead act. For Governor, no indorsement is given, although the name of the Republican candidate, Raymond S. Springer, bears the notation, “excellent record.” Other Republicans Named Similar modified indorsement is given Joseph B. Kyle, Republican candidate for Lieutenant-Governor; Bert C, Morgan, Republican nominee for secretary of state; Floyd O. Jellison, Republican, for attorneygeneral; Clarence R. Martin, nominee for supreme court judge. Third district, and Elmer Q. Lockyear and Noel C. Neal, Republicans, for appellate court judge. No distinction is made between Michael Fansler, Democrat, and Julius C. Travis, for supreme court judge. Fifth district. For congress, Dale B. Spencer, Republican, is indorsed in the Eleventh district, and Louis Ludlow, Democrat, in the Twelfth district. CITY SCHOOL BUILDINGS LOOTED BY VANDALS S4O Worth of Tobacco Stolen From Pharmacy; Rob Gas Station. Vandals who early today looted city school buildings at Kansas and Illinois streets ard Central avenue and Fifty-seventh street, obtaining loot of little value, are sought by police. Tobacco, worth S4O, was stolen by theives who early today entered the Pfau pharmacy, 4627 East Tenth street, after breaking the glass of the front door. Benjamin Davis, R. R. 7, Box 223, owner of a filling station at Raymond and Harding streets, reported cigarets worth sl4 were stolen from the station today. Theft of S2O from a pursb which she left on a desk in the Indiana j Trust building Thursday afternoon, was reported by Miss Beulah Phillips, 510 North Meridian street.

promise j ' M SHE WOULD y * yS\ LoMyJ W#®¥ —ALSO— JJ LAUREL and HARDY Comedy Riot “SCRAM” STARTS NEXT FRIDAY JEAN HARLOW and CLARK GABLE Together in “RED DUST” EXCLUSIVE SHOWING 4 SHOW I BOAT I INDIANAPOLIS’ FINEST NIGHT CLUB PRESENTS Les Shepard / The Rajah \ \ of Rhythm / :-|ffe and his fk*t RECORDING ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT Phone for isSt Keystone and Reservations [kUlsoaTiU^id^^^Y^^mS NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS NORTH SIDE fflp|DpapWipiM Talbot at ttnd St. ( harics Birkford Cn IS< •• - umminss “THE LAST MAN** RBpMHMMBMMIB Noble at ■. .HlDouble'Feature BIiBMHMBRMMgB J#e E. Brown ’•Fireman Save My Chira” and Constae Bennoit. “What Price Hollywood*’ "WEST SIDE ~ llljWitWliß David Manners MHHMMI Ann Dvorak THE CROONER’* _ A

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IN JOB 1 DAY; LANDS IN JAIL Ex-Service Man Gets 1-10 Years for Burglary. For beraking into a store twentyfour hours after he had found employment, alter sleeping on park benches all summer, Norman Hill, 29, ex-service man, today was sentenced to the Indiana reformatory ; for one to ten years on a burglary I charge. He told Thomas E. Garvin, criminal judge pro tern., he tramped the streets for a year, looking for work. “Then, why did you jeopardize your job by doing this?” Garvin inquired. _ Hill claimed he was drunk when he and Ed Russell, 30, ex-convict, committed the crime. Russell will serve one to ten years in the state prison for the same offense. AMUSEMENTS am Tomorrow BIG DOUBLE BILL R. K. O. VAUDEVILLE Headed by BRITT WOOD The Boob and His Harmonica Extra Feature VANDERBILT BOYS “Croonaders of Song*’ MARSHALL MONTGOMERY America’s Foremost Ventriloquist GWYNNE “Aristocrat of Deception” 4 WARNERS “A Family Affair” COED AND CADET REVUE on the Screen . . . JACK OAKIE SIDNEY jp~\ I “Once ms In a *“*" Lifetime” The Big Howl of the Movies hn letohf FKKK TO ±*UVK.. rATKOJiS LYRIC BALLROOM Opens MONDAY Night “Whispering” JACK WRIGHT jutd His Orchestra F3WLast 3 Tlmca: Mat. Zlsnt.. SSf t* *1.65. miyiMW rhone LI. 6588. Scason’t First Musical Triumph DONALD BRIAN In Rta Original Romantic Role In FRANZ I.KHAR'S GAY OPERETTA THE MERRY WIDOW With VIRGINIA O'BRIEN—Cant of 0 S Eves., Good Ore. Seats, 53.20; other*. , $2.75; bale.. $1.65, $1.16; gal., sse. Ik rooster hop^B W AND FROLIC f RALPH BENNETT 1 Continuous Entertainment W hile You Dance A HALLOWEEN PARTY Mi Mk MONDAY NIGHT Ws 40c Before 8:30 Flu* Tax

TAX HEARING IS SET State Tax Board to Consider City Appeals on Nov. 9. Appeals from the 1932 tax rates of Marion county, Indianapolis civil city and the school city will be heard Nov. 9 by the state tax board. The following day the board t/ill hear appeals from next year's rates of Beech Grove and Lawrence and Perry townships school and civil levies.

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SELECT ORPHANS’ CHIEF Ruth R. McConnell, Fowler, Named * to Legion Post. Appointment of Ruth R. McConnell of Fowler as divisional director of education of war orphans for the American Legion auxiliary was announced at national headquarters here today. Mrs. McConnell was state president of the auxiliary last year. The appointment wds made by Mrs. S, A. Alford, Versailles, Ky.

NEW PAVING IS OPENED ON 3 STATEROADS Careful Driving Is Urged Because Workmen Still Are Completing Berms. New pavement projects were opened on three state roads this week, according to the state highway traffic bulletin, issued today. Raad 9 from five miles north of Wolcottville and Road 32 at the west edge of Noblesvilie. between New Harmony and Evansvilie on Road 62 were new pavements opened this week. Highway officials advised careful driving over all new pavement because workmen are engaged Jn completing the berms. Road oiling as of Oct. 28: Road 3—Lexington to Clark-Scott county line, no detour: completed Oct. 29. Road 13 —Pierceton to Sidney, no detour; completed Oct. 29. Road 21. Marion to Converse, detour ten miles: completed Oct. 27. Road 29—Rexville to Versailles* no detour; completed Oct. 29. Road 50—Lawrenceburg to Ohio line, no detour; completed Oct. 29. and Fairview to Medora, 10.5 miles, no detour; completed Nov. 3. Road 218—Warren to Road 9, detour 11.6

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Detour from Spencer to Gosport, eleven miles, five miles paved Road 25* Grading from Road 31 to Road 3. no detour, impassable in wet weather.