Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1933 — Page 17

MARCH 31, 1033

m. CENTRAL IS jIOST TODAY TO - 1,500 VISITORS Annual High School Day Exercises Are Held at College. Fifteen hundred embryo collegians, their parents and high school teachers, attended the annual "high school day" exercises of Indiana Central college today. The program opened at 10 in the college auditorium with musical i Umbers and talks by officers of the student body and President I. J. Grvxl. A picnic lunch was served at noon to the high school students. Twenty teams were to participate in the United Brethcrn Sunday school basketball tourney this afternoon. A minstrel show and inspection of the college dormitories, classrooms, and campus was to conclude the day. Youths Given Heavy Terms I BRAZIL. Tnd., March 31.—Curtis -ninth of Terre Haute, were under sentence of ten to twenty-five years each in Indiana state prison today. They were convicted on charges of auto banditry, but police said they robbed a clothing store here March 7.

LOWEST , i® _ If B and *\ Individually Owned Food Markets He HHF W/Bw \ Announcing the Opening of Another i NEW REGAL STORE N. M. Davis, Cor. 10th and Broadway V IGOOB FOODSI Special Package Sale j|| CANADA DRY fj ~ o o r Ginger Ale S PEACHES ' ZO C 3 Bottles 49C % GENUINE A Tall A H j pink salmon 3- 25* ’ 3Cans2sc m DILL PICKLES srZ or Zu c SiCk,eS Qt Jar23C 1 DEL MONTE ANo 2*4 A H” "Tel 2 Bartlett PEARS 2 -37 c Half-pound pkg. MM GOLD MEDAL SOFTASILK —; l !9 j CAKE FLOUR "* ih EasterTggs CANE SUGAR 10 fc 48* ~ " 1 2V 2 c | Finest Quality Meats | | Fruits and Vegetables J T BUTTER SWISS STEAK Fl ORANGES "VHC ta. 19c Honda— Ihm bkinned—r ull or Juice HoOSier Gold C juicy' Rounds Lb- 21 C 2 Dozen 25c L Lb. 24c Minced Luncheon , s 17 r fancy Green Beans 2 Lbs - 25c Goodness A For Quick Lunches * * \j Round stringless. Smoked Ham il Jumbo Celery 2 for 13c Beef and Pork 11> 1 OlAf* Greening ApplßS 5 15c Ground for Loaf LD * 1 Good cookers. PORK ROAST FLORIDA GRAPEHtuff l “"“' a-9v4c 4„, 15 C Marsh-O s Delicious Marshmallow Cakes ■ i "ii ii —with a rich coating of /7 - " 4 Popular Soaps purc milk chocola,c little (/ -f t at SpeC ' al PriCeS i Value Lb. 18c / V- Camay or Ivory 4 Cakes 19c Ik 2 Lbs. 35c \\izJysgm Toilet soap. Ji Rinso 2 for 15c A ™ ™ Small size packages. k VLb Pkg 25c Regal Coffee JI6IAW PUIILt f SANK A F„r i Those ra who 77 71 cam pfire COFFEE 7 Us . Want the Best JjllljMinhmallow 97% Caffelne Remo ved ‘ 29 Pound Pkg. 7c Lb. 47c instant Postum Ct Igfc [ OPERATED G fOODS I J ll > These Prices Good in and Brownsburg

FAMOUS ORCHESTRA LEADER FIGHTS FIRE Leopold Stokowski Is Hero of Battle With Flames. By Timrt t-yrrinl PHILADELPHIA, March 31— An orchestra leader played anew role here Thursday without a moment's rehearsal and carried off the honors

of the "show ." Leopold Stokowski. fameci leader of the Philadelphia orchestra. just had finished conducting a dress rehearsal for a concert. when smoke began to pour into the auditorium of the Academy of Music. S tok o w ski.

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without a moment's hesitation, doffed his coat. Then he seized a fire extinguisher and battled the flames till the fire department trucks arrived to quell the blaze. Assessor Job in Doubt By Timra f-prrinl PITTSBURGH. Kan.. March 31. —Crawford county is undecided whether it has a county assessor. Frank B. Davidson was elected to the post in the November election, but at the same time citizens voted to abolish the office. County commissioners since have refused to accept his bond. Davidson plans to present a suit to the state supreme court.

U. S. DISBURSING OFFICER GONE; START SEARCH Lieut.-Col. Young Missing Since March 20: on Job Since 1926. Mysterious disappearance of Lieu-tenant-Colonal Robert T. Young. United States disbursing officer for the Indiana national guard, is being investigated by both state and national governments, it was learned today. Colonel Young disappeared from the office of Adjutant-General Elmer F. Straub at the statehouse March 20. an hour after representatives of the comptroller-general's office prepared to audit his books. He lived at 2815 Walker avenue, and his wife, who was at the ad-jutant-general's office Thursday, said she did not know his whereabouts. Colonel Young is a retired regular army officer, having had thirty years in the regular service, including both the Spanish-American and World wars. A native of Noblesville, he took a commission in the guard in 1923 and rose to the rank of lieutenantcolonel on the division staff. He has been disbursing officer, a full-time position in the adjutant-general's

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office, since 1926. having been appointed by Adjutant-General William H Kershner, under the regime of former Governor Ed Jackson. Ralph C. Hale, representing the comptroller-general's office, and his assistant, L. F. Woodside, are conducting the audit. It was said that two j-ears ago. in a similar investigation, findings were satisfactory. Young handled between $5,000 and $15,000 in federal funds monthly and around $130,000 during the annual guard encampment. CITY HOME IS LOOTED Silverware, Jewelry and Cash Taken Prom North Side Residence. Loot valued at $lB5 was obtained Thursday by a burglar in the home of C. Fred Davis, 3074 North Pennsylvania street, including silverware valued at $125, jewelry, $35 and $25 in cash. Nineteen yards of linoleum valued at sls was stolen Thursday from a vacant house at 1946 Arrow avenue, owned by Mrs. Ernest Ackman, 1342 Arrow' avenue.

POULTRY—EGGS W p have a gnol Minply of 1933 (springer* and good baking nr stewing hen* —We Dres* FREE. SATI RDAY SPECIAL Strictly 1A J-'KESH EGGS Dor. * u *- FREE I'AKKING The GRANT Cos. 123 North Nc'v Jersey Street Riley r>fi2l

STATE TO ASK FOR SUPPLY OF BEER STAMPS Neal to Wire Requisition to Washington Within 48 Hours. Requisition for the first supply of beer tax stamps for this state will be wired to Washington within for-ty-eight hours. E. E Neal, local internal revenue collector, said today. Neal was securing estimates from brewery operators today on amount

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t Friday and Saturday . . . Del Monte FOOD SALE! Del Monte offers one quality and only c.ne quality. A & P. offers you unusually low price on the nationally famous brand this week-end. > DEL MONTE—Sliced or Halves Eg* PEACHES C Mm Am v why Not Be Sure of the Finer Flavor Del Monte Always Guarantees? PINEAPPLE Del Monte ' 2 N C.m' 2 33 C PEARS Del Monte 2 Cans 35c SPINACH D “ 2 -:25c CORN MMone 3 25 c ASPARAGUS MMon,e 22c PEAS De Monle 2 27c CANE SUGAR -25 c SUGAR Fire Granulated 10^r h 45c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 (akes 17c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 4 Cans 25c SEMINOLE Toilet Tissue 3 Rolls 19c KELLOGG’S ALL BRAN 2 21c PINK SALMON 3 SZ 25c lONA FLOUR An All-Purpose Flour 24 B ag b 41c SARDINES Extra Qualitj-—ln I’nre Olive Oil Can 5c BUTTER 19° “ y . 18^ LUX FLAKES try 21c 3X2! 25c 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE “• 19c KARO SYRUP B1 ” uw 5 It 25c OVALTINE c. 37c OXYDOL iS. 19c BREAD Grandmother's Luncheon Sliced— n°*‘ 6c ROYAL Gelatin Dessert 323 c CAKE FLOUR o m r ke 19 C One PUk. Royal Chocolate Pudding for lc with Ea. 3 Phg. Purchase Above FRESH EGGS s— ■>”- 10<= Finest Quality Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables These Prices Good In A& P Meat Markets Onlj SWISS STEAK POTATOES Cut From Fancy Rounds js wpmm 1— V u. S. No. 1 T I Q 15-Lb. Peck I JLr onnv/ir> nrn ocnact-. j , u 1C BANANAS Ripe Yellow Lb. 5 C PRIMt RIB ROAbT c STRAWBERRIES Js3 m 2 ... 25c oteaks Sirloin or Round Lb - l^C PURE LARD Lb 5c RADISHES Hot House 310 c -MILK-FED VEAL- CAULIFLOWER 15c CUTLETS 25c CHOPSYb"23cI9c GRAPEFRUIT “'SS" 4 f or 17c Shoulder Roast rt. 15c POCKET ROAST Lb 8c IDAHO sauas pout*. io ", 19 c BEEF POT ROAST WINESAP APPLES ■ I T fl Extra Fancy—Western Box Lb. | UC r CHOICE BLADE CUTS. LB., 12‘*c L-D. l

of stamps they expect to use during the next three months. It was reported Berghoff Products Company of Ft. Wayne, first brewery to secure a federal permit to manufacture beer, estimates an output of 30.000 barrels of beer during April. May and June. Officials of the company have estimated they will need $150,000 worth of stamps for the threemonth period. The federal tax is $5 on each 31 gallons manufactured. Washington officials have informed the local internal revenue office that only a limited supply of stamps are available. American archeologists digging at Troy have found a mysterious area outside the walls, containing many human and animal bones apparently burned, and it is tentatively thought that this may explain the Trojan burial customs.

Rucker to Give Talk Alvah J. Rucker, attorney, will speak at 10:30 Monday morning at the Indianapolis Ministerial Association meeting at Roberts Park

UTtßuild ! Health by care in choice of foods. Use RUM FORD which baking A

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] Methodist church on “The Resurrection of Christ Proven in Court.” i A short talk on “Siam" will be mado by Miss Hilda Cuniff. a former resij dent of that country