Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 271, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1933 — Page 15

MARCH 23, 1933.

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Labor Paper In Rwelreruhip TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. March 23 The Terre Haute advocate, labor paper, recently thrown Into receivership. has been purchased by members of Typographical Union No. 17, local unit.

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BANKER CONVICTED ON FORGERY COUNT Sentencing of Martinsville Trust Head Deferred. By f nil est Press MARTINSVILLE, Ind., March 23. —Edward L. Avery, former secretary of the closed Martinsville Trust Company, was convicted on a charge of forgery in Morgan circuit court here Wednesday. Special Judge Fremont Miller deferred sentencing until March 28. Two other former officials of the bank, closed last June, have been found guilty on criminal charges.

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European nobility is stirred by persistent rumors that Baroness Franziska De Janko (above*, famous Austrian beauty, may become the bride of King Zog of Albania. The story of the engagement in Viennese papers attracted so . much attention that the Austrian government issued an official communique, denying the rumors which, nevertheless, persist. Yearbook Contest Plans Made FRANKLIN, Ind., March 23Plans for the tenth annual newspaper and yearbook contests of the Indiana High School Press Association are being sent to faculty advisers of schools over the state by R. E. Blackwell, executive secretary of the association. This year’s contest closes April 8.

CITY IMPORTERS GO INTOCOURT Woman Judge to Decide on Protests of Three Local Concerns. Indianapolis importers will seek a woman’s opinion in the United States customs court here Friday to determine when furniture is antique and whether a teapot consists of one or two pieces. Judge Genevieve Kline of New York will preside at the court and decide whether furniture imported from England and Italy is 100 years old. The furniture, imported by the Charles Mayer Company, must be a century old if it is to come into this country duty free. The company is protesting a levy of 33 1-3 ad valorum duty. Likewise, the Mutual China Company is seeking reappraisement of duties on imported chinaware. New York customs officials fixed a duty of 10 cents on each piece of china. Since some articles consist of two pieces, including the lid, the China company contends each articles should bt assessed instead of each piece. Reappraisement of duties levied on coal tar impo.-ted from Germany by the Eli Lilly Company also will be sought. Customs officials advanced the duty on this product to raise its price to correspond with the American selling price. Public Dance to Be Held Public dance sponsored by the Women’s Club of Christian park will be held Saturday night at the park community house.

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Peter Myers Jr., 16. above, is being sought by police of three states. He was kidnaped at Masury, 0., when strangers called him to the door of his home and abducted him. leaving a threatening note behind. His father awaits an expected ransom demand, and police of Ohio. Pennsylvania and Kentucky were on the alert. INSURANCE FIRMS JOIN Linroln National Takes Over Northern States of Hammond. By l nitcri Press HAMMOND, Ind., March 23.—The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Ft. Wayne, today took over operation of the Northern States Life Insurance Company, Hammond. Bruce Maxwell to Speak “The Human Side of Poor Relief” will be the topic of Bruce Maxwell, speaker for the luncheon of the Exchange Club Friday at the Washington.

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OSTRACIZE TRIO IN ‘COLOR’ FEUD College ‘Outlaws’ Three ‘Y’ Leaders for Dancing With Negroes. By l ruled Press PITTSBURG. Kan., March 23 The “color line” has been drawn at ; Pittsburg Teachers’ college. The line today separated three I men students from campus social j | life because they danced with Nej gro co-eds while attending a mixed dance at a joint Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Forum club meeting. The dance had been scheduled on the college social calendar and was chaperoned by two members of the college faculty. News of the dance spread through j I the college, creating such a furore that a mass meeting of men ftu- | dents asked the student council to j ; take the situation in hand. The student body met twice, and its | final action covered the following! 1 points: ■ j

ANNOUNCEMENTS l Death Notices DAL FLORENCE HALL—WiIe of WiillSm E. Dav. died at her dome in New Haven. Conn.. Wednesday. March 22. 1933. Funeral Saturday. 11 o clock in New Haven. ' FiNNEI. MALISSA .A.—Beloved wife of sanies F. Finney and mother of Mrs. A i P. Le Compie of Corydon, Ind., Mrs. I Mildred Polagrove of Beaumont.. Tex.; James P. Finney of Cleveland, O Ernest j and M. Carroh Finney, both of Indianapolis. passed away Wednesday. March 22. age 79 rears. Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME. 1619 N. Illinois. Friday afternoon, March 24, at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited GALLUP. MONTA—Widow of Reuben A. Galluo and mother of Guy L. Gallup and Mrs. Vivian McNutt, departed this life Thursday. March 23. ace 64 years. Funeral Saturday. March 25. at the MOORE A: KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station St.. 2 p. m. Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends invited Jackson, millard f.—Age 70 years, husband of Rhoda Jackson and stepfather of Mrs. A O. Todd and John A. Marsh, passed away Wednesday morning. Funeral at the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL 946 N Illinois st.. Friday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Greelawn cemetery. Franklin. Ind. KENNEDY, JOHN—Beloved son of Jennie Kennedy, and father of John Jr., passed away Wednesday. March 22. at the residence. 209 Bright St. Funeral Saturday. March 25. at 2 p. m.. from the residence. Interment Crown Hill cemeterv. Friends invited. QUALTERS. PATRlCK—Brother of Thomas ©waiters, died Wednesday, March 22 Funeral Saturday. March 25. at his brother's home. 407 N. Rural St.. 8:30 a. m. Services at St, Philip Neri Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Holy Orgs cemetery. SMITH. DANIEL LINCOLN (LINK)—Age | 67 years, father of Frank and Tyner Smith of Greenfield, and Mark Smith of Fishers, Ind., passed away Thursday morning. Services Saturday, 2 p. m.. at the TYNER MORTUARY. 328 West 30th st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary after 7 p. m. Thursday. | 3 Funeral Directors. Florists W. T. BLASENGYM Main office, 2226 Shelby St. Branch office. 1634 W Morris. Dr 2570 FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St„ TA-1835 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 Johnson & MontgomeryFuneral Home 1622 N. Meridian. HA-1444. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect Dr C 331-0322 4 Lost and Fonnd s4o—ln Indianapolis Times envelope, lost downtown Monday noon. Reward. IR--7847, BEADS—GoId, cornelian pendant on Meridian between Washington and Maryland. Valued keepsake. Reward. WA_4564. BEAGLE—BIack and white female, ready to whelp, disappeared about Wednesday. Owner worried. Phone immediately. HE--1864. CAT—Male, gray, black stripes, from 5112 Kenwood. Reward. HU-6702. FEMALE Fox hound, brown head, white, black. Reward. HE-3064. GLASSES—Man's rimless, in Hoosier Optical Cos. case. Reward. CH-0545-W. LAVALLIERE lost. 14 small diamonds. 1 large diamond. Reward. Phone. LI-3408 PUPPY—Boston Bull. brown. white. ‘ Babe.” Child grieving. Reward. IR-7277. PURSE—Dark blue, lost Tuesday on College car. Reward. HU-8716 SOUVENIR TIE PIN—At Ind'lana theater. Tuesday; $2 reward. TA-2741. SPlTZ—White female, cream ears, spot on right center. Reward. HU-4269. WILL FINDER of keys iSaturday) please call WA-5538. Reward. 5 Personals. AIRPLANE WANTED—Light ship. Give all facts and kind of deal that can be made. A little cash, terms, etc Address Times Box K 57. BIG MEAT SHOOT at Ben Lantz's farm. March 25. just off Southeastern ave.. I 3 * miles east of New Bethel. Follow arrows. Brine shotguns, .22 rifles, shells furnished. Beech Grove 184-J-2. DR. CHESTER MILLER—“The Children's Dentist." 1107 Odd Fellow bldg. FOR CORRECT TIME. CALL CH. 6331. IR. 5848 RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Cal! Rt 9441 Extension 572. _ L. S AYRES A Cos The Mid-West Detectives j Announce their new location at 746-48 Consolidated Bldg j Go. L. Winkler. LI-5484 Harry Bendel. WILL locate anyone for anyone. 702 Inland Bldg 6 lYanspnrtation

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ANNOUNCEME NTS 6 Transportation MODERN TRAVELERS Brevort Kote; RI-2188 Boston. sl3 50 New York. sll SO Phi'.a., *••0 35. B*:- $9 50. Wash $lO. Pitts., 55 40; Co' $2 90 Pavtcn. 2 Buses da:'. .' BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services

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Bowers & Weddle Service Station General Auto Repairing. 52d and College. WA-5167. BRICK: Concrete work; remodeling hardwood floors; monthly payments. Reference. CH-1562-M. BUILDINGS repaired, reroofed additions and garages built. E. Z payments. IR--4297. CARBURETORS adjusted free Body fender. gen. repairs DOLL MEHRINO. 2409 N. 11l st TA-5691. • CHAIRS mads new bv rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583. _ CLEANING by reliable white ladies, 2 work for 25c per hour RI-5187 CRUSHED STONE—Humus dirt for flowers, lawns; driveways a specialty, grading, excavating. HE-4643 CURTAINS— BlanketY 20c <b 25c pair, laundry. Call. Deliver. Experienced. HE-3777. DOMESTIC HELP Furnished on short notice FLANNER. HOUSE. RI-7J04 FAMILY washings: natlv finished, shirts included, 10c ih. Call, deliver. CH-1687. FLOORS SANDED—Reflnlshed, cleaned, waxed, shellacked, lowest rates. BREWSTER, BE-3491 R-2. _ FUR COATS REMODELED: SPRING COATS RELINED; REASONABLE. HU--8150, TREE SURGERY. Dormant spraying, landscaping. Fertilizer for sale. Phone BE--2525-R Mr. Mcßee _ 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage ALLlSON'S—Experienced white men Move cheaper FREE estimates, LI-4105. CADWELL WILL MOVE YOU FOR YOUR DISCARDED FURNITURE. CH-3227 FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now, pay six months later, free hauling to storage. Moving $4 per load and up Call RI-7750 ' 419 E Market St. MOVING HAULING. Rent anew truck. U-DRIVE IT. 39 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438. MOVING' $2 UP—Local overland; equip'. covrd. trucks: white men Pete's. CH-2878 SPECIAL RATES—LocaI, long distance moving. J H TAYLOR. RI-4265; DR--3071, 7-b and Painting A-l PAPER CLEANING. 75c room; best reference J. A. OWENS. HE-44P4. CLEANING -Paper. 30c per room, immediate service: white. 10 years experience. LANNAN. BE-4728 EXPERT paper cleaning; wall washing; estimates free. CLY-RONEY, LI-4238. PAPER HANGING—S 2: any room; work guaranteed. Paper 5c and up LI-4290. EXPERT WALL PAPER CLEANERS— Prompt service. Reasonable rates. DR--5262. LAVON Cleaners DR-5262. PAlNTlNG—lnterior and exterior. Years of experience. Call for estimates. -2444--7-d Cleaners and Dyers MARCH Special. 9x12 rug cleaned and sized. $2: 1 small rug free. W. N. FLY RUG CO . 2328 Brookslde CH-2211 RUG SPECIAL—9xI2 rug. cleaned an3 sized. $2; 1 small free; fluff and chenille, made to order ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS. HA-3636. ' INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring OVER 100 STUDENTB NOW ENROLLED. TTRTt'Ti 1 Ground Course; flying lnstrucr tjon. Tarkington Aviation Cos. Municipal Airport. BE-4400. HELPWANTE D 13 Help Wanted—Male MEN wanted for Rawleigh routes of 800 consumers in cities of Indianapolis. Brownsburg, Zionsville, Franklin. Reliable hustler can start earning $25.00 weekly and increase every month. Write immediately. RAWLEIGH CO.. Freeport. 111., Dept IN-C-38-S FOUR representatives for well established dry cleaning plant, experience unnecessary. Apply 4-6 p. m., Mr. Berkett. 2269 N. 111, st. SALARY AND COMMISSION No investment. Rm. 418, 38 N. Penn. WANTED—I 7to 20 years of age High schol graduate with sales or newspaper experience (school paper acceptablei to learn advertising and sales work. Three weeks training with prospects of permanent position and good future In newspaper buslnes. Write giving full detail* about yourself. Address Times Box K-55. 14 Help Wanted—Female SECRETARY —Small amount of dictation, handle phone calls, etc., in exchange for flying instruction. Phone BE-4100 WOMEN to tiain for demonstration work. No cash required. Apply to Miss Walker. 620 Peoples Bk. Bldg. 15 Wanted—Male or Female TEN salespeople; attractive personality, neat appearance. Will interview 10 crew managers with cars. Mr. Walden. 219 Castle Hall Bldg. ________ 16 Situations Wanted MIDDLE-AGE ladv desires to keep house for old person. 1145 Church. 16-YEAR-OLD HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants work, morning and evenings, for board or farm work. HA-2003-M. 2520 Burton Ave YOUNG woman, experienced in store and clerical work, desires position that does not require shorthand or typewriting. Address Times. K-54 RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms ; ALABAMA, N., 121 Vi—Steam heated rooms. I $1.50 wk. and up; walking distance. RI-2905. ALABAMA. N , 1230—Well furnished, steam heated sleeping rooms, for 4 $2 each. BROADWAY. 3334— Lovely room, one or two. private family, instant hot water. garage reasonable, TA-1138. BROADWAY, 2217—Large room. 3 windows. for 2 employed, quiet home, garage. Phone. ILLINOIS. N~ 1907—Desirable room; prviate entrance, lavatory constant hot water. Gentleman; garage. MASSACHUSETTS. 540—Steam heat: mofTern outside rooms; Simmons beds; running water; $3 up. IP YOU DON'T FIND wnat ou are looting for In the want ads today. It may be advertised here tomorrow Read Time* classified ads dally.