Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1933 — Page 16

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BANKS OF CITY ARE BACK ON NORMAL BASIS Deposits and Withdrawals Below Figures of First Two Days. The mild flurry incident to reopening of Indianapolis Danks ended today. The situation is normal, except for a preponderance of deposits over withdrawals, bank officials reported. Total deposits today wore not expected to reach figures set the first two days of the banks’ reopening, although the morning’s business indicated deposits would continue to exceed withdrawals by a large percentage. Total deposits in Indianapolis clearing house banks Wednesday were $7,392,000. Tuesday the deposits in cash and checks aggregated more than $8,000,000. Tuesday’s cash withdrawals of $-538,000 were mostly in the form of pay roll checks which had accumulated during the banking holiday. Fewer pay roil checks were cashed Wednesday, although a few firms paid by check Wednesday and pay roll checks were expected to be almost a rarity today. Officials of downtown banks today reported the public accepting the situation even more calmly

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Torture in Robbery Is Fatal to State Woman By f nited Prrtt MARION. Ind., March 16.—Shock resulting from torture inflicted by five men during a robbery several weeks ago caused the death of Mrs. Joseph Jaye, Upland, Coroner Neal Loomis reported here today. Mrs. Jaye and her husband were bound and gagged and tortured into revealing the tiding place of their life savings.

than during the first two days the banks were open. Their patrons, they said, apparently understand the situation and feel thorough confidence in the reopened banks. Few questions were being asked. A list of reopened Class B state banks was expected to be issued at the state '.anking department today. Reports from the department Wednesday revealed that 260 Class A state banks were open throughout the state. Officials in the smaller neighborhood banks of Indianapolis reported practically normal business Wednesday and today. Local banks were continuing today to ship excess currency to the federal reserve bank at Chicago, as patrons continued to deposit currency to the point where vaults contained more than the banks wish to keep on hand. It was stated that there is little possibility of any shipments of the new emergency currency issued ' y the government being received here, as most banks have more money on hand than they require. The banks still were receiving gold coins and certificates brought

out of hoarding, although the amount was less than was received immediately following the President's anti-hoarding proclamation, indicating that a large percentage of the hoarded gold in this vicinity had been returned to the banks.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Bohannnon & Morrison. 514 North Capitol avenue. Chrysler sedan, from in front of 514 North Capitol avenue. Harry A Sharp, 443 Virginia avenue. Ford coach. M6O (33 1, from Thirtvfourtrt street and Central avenue. W. R. Borinstein, 5009 Washington boulevard. DcSoto coupe. 91-592 1 33, from Thirt.v-eigijth and Meridian streets. J A. Goodman. Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Dorice coupe, from Thirty-fourth and Ruckle streets.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police j belong to: Sam Bowles. 519 North Traub avenue, Oakland sedan, found at Tenth and Ket- | cham streets. George Rossebo. 420 East Forty-eighth street. Buick coach, found in rear of 4719 i Broadway, stripped of tires. Ailburn sedan. 7-790 1 32> Ohio, found at J Twenty-eighth and Pennsylvania streets. Niles Chapman. 3222 South Meridian street. Buick coupe, found at 2900 Cornell ! avenue. '

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TRY GROCER ON POOR AID SHORT WEIGHT CHARGE Measures Inspector and Trustee Are Chief Witnesses in City Case. Herschel M. Zink, grocer. 934 East Thirtieth street, is on trial in criminal court today on charges of selling short weight items in poor relief baskets. Principal witnesses for the state were Grover C. Parr, city weights and measures inspector, and Miss Hannah Noone, Center totvnship trustee, under whose authority baskets w’ere issued. Zink is charged w’ith short weights on items in a basket delivered to Charles T. Gift. Parr testified he weighed a basket sent to Gift and found all items short several ounces. Items in another basket delivered to R. G. Gray, of 2214 Avondale avenue, did not meet weight require-

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I GIGANTIC! f DISPOSAL I CONTINUES U FRIDAY and SATURDAY] df LAST 2 DAYS! 'm WE MUST DISPOSE OF I OUR SURPLUS STOCKS! " 1 SAVE ViiSiz I In We could say—The Greatest Bargains Gvvr ]g| —and go on raving about these values, but ||||hf instead we will say—Come Tomorrow—and MatSll see for yourself. FOR INSTANCE /f\i 19 SILK DRESSES H 1 H& . 10 RAYON PAJAMAS I&m. Jr B EACH 81 SILK & WOOL SCARFS •. . & ITFM 51 BLOUSES " ,3 Suede Cloth Jackets am 55 Pairs CHIFFON HOSE, pair. . yswL All items in this lot slightly soiled or damaged through handling or display. Former prices on j some items to $5. [. . II. 1 1 .. .. III'.ILF COATS 1 19 COATS— Formerly to Cp $7.90, now 9L 47 COATS— Formerly to jA m§ $11.90, now DRESSES W 115 Silk Dresses Former Price to ff* \**z£A i Replicas of $7.95 Styles DRESSES I Shadra'and S Dr Mes tP W binations ... In m for— !>•% W ■■ or 52.88 Ea. 3 y\)e Say it With '

.MARCH 16, 1933