Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1933 — Page 3

MARCH 30, 1933

HITLER HALTS NAZI WAR ON STEEL HELMETS National Government Steps In. Frees Leaders Taken in Raids. BV CLIFFORD L. DAY United Prrn Staff ( orrrspondent BERLIN, March 30. Through intervention of the- national government, all leaders of the Steel Helmet organization arrested in the palati- j nate were released today, the war veterans' headquarters announced today. Nazi brown shirts, accusing the Steel Helmets of harboring Marxist Socialists, had staged numerous I raids in the palatinate, paralleling their recent activities in Brunswick. where scores of leaders were imprisoned over night. President Paul Von Hindenburg and Chancellor Adolf Hitler conferred on an unannounced subject. Criticises Nazi Chief Franz Seldto, labor minister and head of the Steel Helmets, in an official statement analyzing the recent Brunswick rift in the united rational front, admitted that local Steel Helmet, leaders had violated national laws by mass acceptance of new members. He criticised sharply the Brunswick interior minister, a Nazi, for putting a hasty ban on the entire Steel Helmet organization in Brunswick. He added: “The comradely and excellent cooperation of the Reich's government, which I consider the most important objective in the present situation, to date has not been affected by interference of local officials.” Prepare Jewish Boycott Formation of the government's committee to manage the anti-Jew-ish boycotts effective at 10 a. m. Saturday, continued today. A national boycott committee at Munich is headed by Nazi Deputy Joseph Streicher. The wave of nationalism that has swept Germany in recent days was emphasized by reports from Kaiserslautern, In the Palatinate, where an immense crowd watched a public bonfire on which “all seven tocallv owned copies of Remarque's ‘Ail Quiet on the Western Front’ were burned. The orator of the occasion, Professor Engel, was cheered by the crowd when he declared that “all other un-German books in our municipal libraries will be consigned to the flames.” Cancel Doctors’ Contracts The National Socialist newspaper said: “While the crowd sang ‘Deutschland Uebor Alles,' the pyre burned, and the symbolic product of Jewish spirit and foreign civilization mounted to the heavens in nauseating smoke.” Contracts of twenty-eight Jewish doctors serving in municipal hospitals at Breslau were canceled. The government has adopted a measure dissolving the provisional economic council, a consultative body of 326 members representing all branches of German economic life. The organization will be replaced by anew council of sixty members, to be appointed by the president of the reich. COUNCIL TO HEAR NASH College Professor to Give Address on League of Nations. Phillip C. Nash, soldier, college professor and director of the League of Nations Association, will address the Indiana Council on International Relations Monday at the Lincoln. Nash, with a wide experience in international affairs, will speak on •‘Has the League Failed?” While dean of Antioch college m Ohio, Nash also was director of the Antioch Press and in 1928 mayor of Yellow' Springs.

MILLER-WOHL’S Pre-Easter Hat SALE,#! 194 A PRE-EASTER S A L E of the newest innovat i o n sand materials. Headsizes for all. These styles were meant to sell y for $24)5 and $3.1)5 and are spe- 'h '' J daily priced for this event. Col- > > ors included in this selection are rj Black, Gray, Copen Blue, Navy /A; * * Blue, Brown and Sand. And many y v y' j other favor- vr \ ites includ- 'v r/Qv —' ing the very T / " it; •• • Kr^ f*We Sav it With Values/Sf\ ciimlyAi!ii 4.) East \\ ashingtoiOU^^^^^^T

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111/ 7 imr* Spec in t PHILADELPHIA. March 30 Rase Allen, 19-year-old Philadelphia society girl, who cut herself off from her family rather than attack the character of her slain sweetheart, today was reported engaged to Kenneth Coolbaugh, young insurance man. Miss Allen's brother, Edward, killed her sweetheart, Francis A. Donaldson 111. charging his victim had betrayed Miss Allen. This she denied from the witness stand during the trial in which her brother faced death. Allen, however, was acquitted. Miss Allen since has been estranged from her family. 100 BEDS ARE SOUGHT City Health Groups Seek to Care for Advanced T. B. Cases. Special committee selected from members of various Indianapolis health groups will cope with the problem of obtaining 100 beds, nowunavailable here, for the care of adavanced cases of tuberculosis. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the health board, chairman of the new committee, following the meeting Wednesday at Sunnyside sanitarium, conferred with city and private agencies today to insure speedy action in the emergency. JUDGE GOES ON TRIP Baker Leaves for Ten-Day Journey to Mississippi for Rest. Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker today left on a ten-day trip to Mississippi for a rest necessitated by the Illness which recently confined him to the hospital for some time. Andrew Jacobs will serve as judge pro tem. Friday and E. E. McFerren will preside at two jury trials scheduled for early next week.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Hilda M Griffith. 1015 North Olnrv street. Ford roach. 126-483 <33i. from Tacoma and Washington streets. William Edmonds. 208 South Summit! street. Ford coach. 120-083 1 33>. from 1300 block. East Washington street. William Rhodes. R. R 4. Box 619. Ford sedan. 37-159 (33 1 . from 1300 block. East Washington street. Bertha F. MrCawlev. 1045 West Twentvninth street. Chevrolet sedan. 63-243 1 32>. from 900 block. West Thirtieth street. Leo Scheifer 243 East Eleventh street. Chevrolet coach, 8-463 <33t, from 604 South Woodrow street. Aaron C. Gibbs. 520 North Meridian street. Ford coupe, no license, from 2100 block. East Tenth street. John Bales. 2246 Plvmouth street. Chevrolet. coach. 15-784 (32>. from North and Illinois streets.

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Stolen automobiles recoverd by police below; to: Owner not known. Chevrolet roupe. f.3109. 1 32 1 . found at Fourteenth street and King avenue. V. H. Campbell. Columbia Club. Chrysler sedan, found in rear of 3.341 North Meridian street. .1 N Beil. 2142 Park avenue. Nash roadster .found at Thirty-sixth street and Washington boulevard. J Sachs. 2314 West Michigan street. Ford coach, found at Tenth street and Eider avenue. Mr. Landlord, Get Your Palace Guest Tickets to see "Gabriel Over The White House.” Two Tickets with each seven-time rental ad placed this week. Call Ri. 5551 Only 3 cents a word, free listing in Times Spring rental directory.

BLO CKS.. Carload Sale! Sets 16 P,£(ts ftij Make Up \oiIX Owil Ilobnail Glassware Set No Charge for Delivery in Marion County. Out-of-Town mjsrs |- £ss& i a mar 1A RhhUt* BfVa'rt' • !• Tea Tumblers IC Relish Dishes. JLU C * BLOCK'S FIFTH FLOOR JBSLm and Butter Plate? Ea anc * Salad Plates. B XwX Ea. and Compotes. - M 10c for Delivery on Purchase Less than sl.

$2.98 Unpainted BOOK CASES *1.98 They're 47 inches high, 24 inches wide and 7 inches deep. Smoothly sanded, ready to paint. Five roomy shelves! HORNITE 4-HR. ENAMEL Oft For painting book case. pt. <JUC BLOCK’S—Fifth Floor. wS- -EL - .. -J j, .! j >fi 1 ■HBitniTmnn>yir l n^ < | . A -„ Jin i A T \ 11i c MR J mm* A !P% 'j 4 0 Pounds of Soap Chips included with this Washer *39.90 A fast, thorough washer, with sturdy construction and modern design. Westinghouse motor. Soap chips included with washer at $39.95. Only SI per week. BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor.

Galvanized Wash Tubs >7,7 1 37 c No. 2 size 44c No. 3 Size 59c

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>lO AUa.lun. llls and a $29.75 Royal Vaceuni Cleaner yf *29.75 for The cleaners are brand new. efficient and powerful! The attachments answer your problems of cleaning everything above the floor. Only a few left to sell at this low price. BLOCKS—Fifth Floor. ran I H W ' f r V"~ a STEEL CABINETS *2.89 64-Inch size with 6 roomy shelves. Heavy construction. Lowest price in the city for utility cabinets. In green and ivory; white or ivory. Steel CABINETS, 2-spaces, $1 Clothes HAMPERS, all-steel, SI CABINETS, double style. 82.98 BLOCKS—Fifth Floor.

Regular 81.9S Ironing Table 98c Three legged style. Kohls uj> compactly. Very sturdy.

HI 81.49 Clothes Dryers 89c With ft. drying sp-n-e. Kulds up compactly.

$2.49 Copper Bottom WASH BOILERS *1.49 Save exactly $1 tomorrow on these boilers. Strongly made with double seams. Heavy copper bottoms and pure tin inside. Triple riveted hook handles. BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor. m?sm. S3O Dinner Sets Service for 12 *16.98 Choice of two beautiful designs. Primrose or wild rose patterns on creamy ivory background with an embossed border edged with platinum effect. New square shapes. BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor.

Old EnR ish Combination Both 89c *l.-15 Value! 1-pt. No-Kith and Applier for Site. Also 1 Qt. or 2 I.bs, Old English Wax, choice, S9c.

Regular 75c O’Cedar Mop 49c With handle. Cleans and polishes all fintsh.d floors.

JEitS^L y7T°TTf|[y t ] m 1 | 1 ■ M lDlct $49 Table Top Gas RANGES *34.95 Brand new "Continental” ranges finished in ivory and green. Features fully insulated oven with heat regulator, automatic lighter, two service drawers and many other important devices. $2.00 Down! BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor. $151.40 Genuine FRIGID A IRE.S *97.50 Imagine—only $97.50 for a genuine Frigidaire! Floor samples and demonstrators. Every one is fully guaranteed. Onlv a limited number to sell at this low price. Hurry! 1) Electric Refrigerator <£CQ Cfl was $99.50. Now vwv'wv BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor.

Galvanized Garbage Pail 69c Regularly *l. 10flalloii size. Tight fitting covers.

82.50 Curtain Stretchers $1.74 Adjustable for any standard curtain: with graduated scale. Easel back.

if * LM Sale! Cabinet OIL RANGES *29.75 Has 16x20-inch lined oven with thermometpr. large cooking top, triplex feature with double cooking and baking capacity per burner, short chimney, automatic wicklesa type, and many other outstanding features. $2 Down. BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor. \^tA \ 81.25 —5-Lb. Rag LAWN SEED 87c Famous Parklawn" seed . . . contains, high grade, rich mixture of Kentucky blue grass, white clover, red top and timothy. Kentucky Blue Grass, 5 Lbs.. . .$1 BLOCK'S—Fifth Floor.

Waldorf Toilet Paper 10 Knit.. 39c 630-Sheet rolls No delive ri e sot phone orders. Limit. 10 rolls.

Electric Light Bulbs 5 C r n. Frosted inside. Incandescent Xo phona or delivery order*. BLOCK’S—Fifth Floor.

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