Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1933 — Page 11

APRIL' 21, 1033.

T.N,TAYLOR IS OPPOSED AS UNION'S CHIEF Grip on Presidency Faces Contest First Time in Several Years. Grip of Thomas N. Taylor, Terre Haute, on the presidency of the Indiana Federation of Labor, will bn contested for the first time in several years, it was revealed Noday as plans for the federation election May 15 to June 15 were announced. Running in opposition to Taylor is Louis Hart. Lafayette. Both are ■members of the painters’ union. All other candidates, including Adolph Fritz, incumbent secretary, are unopposed. Seventy thousand ballots will be mailed out May 1 from state headquarters here. SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED $5,000 Fund Is Bequeathed Purdue l>v Cambridge Woman. !’•!' 1 mini I'rrti LAFAYETTE, Ind.. April 21. A $5,000 scholarship from the estate oi the late Mrs. Kate Comey, Cambridge, Mass., was accepted late Thursday by the Purdue university board of trustees. Income from the fund will provide SIOO scholarships for a senior and graduating student each year. Jr. c. of C. Incorporated Papers incorporating the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce Acre filed Thursday with the secretary of state. Incorporators include Henry Gibson, Elmon Williams, Allison Falendcr, Myron Feinberg, Norman Neely, Leon Wilson, Laurence Winegerter, Francis Fee, Edwin Hobson, Evan Walker and George V. Miller.

Bmh mm Pf Other Block News on LOCKS m For BOY S' CLOTHING £ Sale jh^ f\ jpiP^ Two-Trouser PREPIIif SUITS The Finest We've Ever Sold at ~ Children’s Radio Hour 9 Every Saturday Morning 10 to 11 o'clock —Broadcast over Opt WFEM—directly from Toy ■ ■ Town auditorium. IT WILL BE A REAL PLEASURE lw®B to “dress up’ in these! Mannish tweeds! Blue cheviots! Oxford !■ i||| grays! Novelty pattern cassimeres ppM ||||| *—in tans, browns and grays! Celan- IS |||l ese lined—to insure long wear! Two '£§s P a j r s of slack trousers with each W suit. Sizes 10 to 22! Boys’ Tweed Slack BLOCK'S—Prep Shop, Third Floor. TROUSERS Boys' Shirts or Shorts $1.98 Tailored just like dad's—with wide bottoms. Tan or B S fe gray tweeds. Sizes 12-20. White Flannel Long (to qq :\, B "~W Slacks, sizes 10 to 20 p£*t/0 kMI More and more of the boys are x kk M . wearing athletic shirts and sliorts /j \T \!M I yl|£| —iust like dad's! The shorts are f anand | |\|| IcH of broadcloths in neat patterns. \ S >N/ ft 5 White knitted shirts. 19e each. I M mS&m BLOCK'S—Boys’ Shop, Third Floor. \ J Boys’ New Polo Shirts Boys’ All-Wool 7(JC sweaters ' mmfii 98c Short sleeve and sports collar /If;////// Popular sleeveless style! styles. In whites, plain colors IF ; j/j Ml i fffl 1 i„ the smart ne w pastel and smart novelty patterns, /// II Ifffjf, shades, with jacquard deSizes (> to 14. myjfjWMl ljlMil '. signs! Sizes 28 to 36. BLOCK 3—Boys’ Shop, Third Floor. BLOCK S—Third Floor.

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Jewish Persecution Is Topic Effects of the persecution of the Jews in Germany upon various Jewish groups throughout the world will be the subject of a symposium at 2:30 Sunday at the vestry rooms

in the northern hemisphere, and crosses the sky from the observer's right, toward his left. NEXT: What is the largest living thing in the world?

of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck Thirty-fourth and Ruckle streets. RENTED—Mrs. J. McCotter, 1814 N. Rural, rented a four-room house from a Times want ad costing only 81 cents.

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i I -A IBU iM BIAb\ViVJ kl Vm vll I W JUb IPI SBHil ■ ll if I IWivi n m iwwl 411 Ikn v*l| g§ A I rJB ] mmM a nil w<m wtm 11 m ■MB Special Purchase and Sale! From York! <MfiS| We Invite the Inspection of Men Who Usually Pay Twice This Price! The right tailoring—style-right fabrics—the selection you look for in higher L priced clothing.. .brought you now at a surprisingly low price! New grays! New tans! New browns! New blues! New mixtures! New oxford grays! W hatever else you’ve planned to do tomorrow, don’t fail to see these! SMALL DEPOSIT will hold your selection for later delivery. llill I§§g| ||;l j A Wonderful Purchase of j- ; $4.50 and $5 All-Wool lew Trousers “ Suit Trousers For Men and Young Men ° r en an< * Young Men A splendid assortment to choose from—in- n Patterns to match suits! These are finely JB tJ eluding tweeds, cassimeres. worsteds, gambler tailored all-wool trouserS, in the very pat- m stripes, mixtures and plain colors... in the terns and colorings that are most in most popular shades. HU demand this spring! BLOCK'S—Downstairs Store. BLOCK S—Downstairs Store.

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