Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1933 — Page 14

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NEW WAR DEBT CLASH MENACES WORLD PARLEY Roosevelt Faces Serious Problem in Effort to Reach Accord. BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS SrnpDs-Iloward Foreirn Editor WASHINGTON, May B—A new war dobts imbroglio today threatened on tLrree different fronts—in the United States, Great Britain, and France—menacing the world economic conference at London before it fairly gets started. It is this situation, it is believed in d.plomatic and congressional circles here, v h,ch prompted President Roosevelt Sunday night, in his talk to the people of the nation, to omit all mention of this highly explo ve topic. Nevertheless, the President is seen as having built up for himself a powerlul background for the request he is expected to make of congress, between now and adjournment, for authority to deal with the foreign powers on both tariffs and war debts. World Must Recover “The international conference that lies before us,” he declared, “must succeed. The future of the wr and demands it.” “V/e can get, in all probability, a fair measure of prosperity return in the United States, but it will n<9 be permanent un'ess we get a return to prosperity all over the world. “In the conferences w'hich we have held and arc holding with the leaders of other nations,” he pursued, explaining the purpose of his talks with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain, former Premier Herriott of France and others, “we are seeking four great objectives. “First, a general reduction of armaments and through this the removal of the fear of invasion and armed attack, and, at the same time, a reduction in armament costs, to hdp balance budgets and reduce taxes. ‘ C~cond. a cutting down of 'rad" b“ ;i?rs, to start the flow' of exv' sos crops and goods between na Liens. Must Stabilize Currencies “Third, setting up of stabilization of currencies so the trade can make contracts ahead. “Fourth, re-establishment of friendly relations and greater confidence among nations.” Our foreign visitors, the President said, “have responded to these purposes in a very helpful way. All have reached the conclusion that each best can be helped by the common action of all.” In view of the fact that In a li } tie more than a month Europe is sr’->-duled to pay the United States $ ’' l ''Od.noo on war debts, omission c r t*' debt problem as £ " leant. xd-'rs on Capitol Hill have v a -sd the President that if he asks re g.ess for authority to deal even with the June 15 installments, he W’i! be playing with dynamite. Congress fails to show the slightest sign of weakening in its determination to collect—despite every indication that Europe will default if pressed to pay. ROBS DELIVERY BOY Old “Change Racket” Is Worked on City Drug Store. A gunman worked the “change racket” on a delivery boy Saturday night, getting $5 and two packs of cigarets. Lewis Keller, 15.• of 611 East Twentieth street, delivery boy for the Reed drug store at 1837 Cea ral avenue, took the cigarets and change to a North New Jersey street address, and was robbed by a man waiting at the side of the house. Negro Gunman Loots Grocery A Negro gunman obtained an undetermined amount of money Saturday at the Standard grocery at Twenty-eighth street and Boulevard place, ordering Mrs. Lulu Timmons, 2727 North Capitol avenue, manager, and four clerks and customers into the rear of the store.

"p Arp Blowing Our Horn About MPjj }f ANNIVERSARY LOW PRICES Crosley, long and short C9Q wave, lowboy. Sale price.. Kadiola. "tube, table eit r/| model. Sale price . *pl‘t.DU Majestic. S-tube Console. CIQ Sale price Atwater Kent. 7-tube, table ei a model. Sale price .... p 1 U Radio Bargain Shop 225 F.ast H’asbinxton St.

NOTICE: During 1933 the following low prices will prevail on Mayer's tine WATCH REPAIRING MAINSPRINGS . _ __ CLKAMNG | IF.WRI.S > Vs Vs (% STAFFS 1 WATCH HANDS, 15c All \\ rttrlie* Taken Apart When ( leaneil. Not liipped. We do only tirst-clnss work! 2W. WASHINGTON }

Edward Boren I 710 Continental Bank Lincoln 1508 | General Insurance I Western Casualty and i Surety Company §| Writing All Lines | Automobile Insurance f' Fidelity and K Surety Bonds || iuced Rates m H

PRESERVE GETS FOXES Five Found by Game Warden After Killing Mother. Jasper-Pulaski county game preserve has five foxes added to its population today. They were taken there on order of Kenneth Kunkel. chief of the fish and game division of the state conservation department. Clarence Wilson, Henry county game warden, brought them to the State House after a farmer found them in a fox-hole after killing the mother fox. Suspect Held in Robbery Mike Lewis, 23, of 121 > 2 North Alabama street, is held on a technical charge of vagrancy in the robtery of Albert Downs, 1124 North New Jersey street. Downs was robbed of S6O. an auto certificate of title, and a pawn ticket for a diamond ring.

Starting Tomorrow

wl— i JF Rz 5E £ Miss Ruth Chambers

Conducted by MISS RUTH CHAMBERS Stop worrying about meal planning. Attend this wonderful Cooking School and come away with a host of new ideas. Miss Ruth Chambers, an experienced home economist, will prepare before von a great array of tasty dishes. She will explain each step in an easy-to-understand way. You’ll learn by watching her.

Learn How to Cook Meat Deliciously

Asa special feature of this big Cooking School, Miss Chambers will prepare a large number of appetizing meat dishes. See for yourself how easy it is to make these temptingly delicious meat dishes. Miss Chambers makes it simple to cook meat dishes well, because she will explain each step. Also, she will be glad to

ENGLISH THEATRE TUES., WED. and THURS., 2 P.M. THURSDAY EVENING, 7:30 P.M. Many Valuable Gifts Awarded Each Session * The Indianapolis Times Cooking School Held in Co-operation With the National Live Stock and Meat Board

FIGHT TQ SAVE FAMOUS HOME blouse of Thousand Candles Sought by Undertaker as Business Place. Petition to convert the “Hpuse of a Tnousand Candles.” former home of Meredith Nicholson, author. at 1500 North Delaware street, into an undertaking parlor, was to be ruled on today by the zoning appeals board. Th° decision w'as delayed at a meeting two weeks ago. when pro- | test was filed by attorneys for the 1 First Presbyterian church, opposite

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1 the house in which some of Nichol- | son's most famous books were written. Hearing will be conducted by the board also on the tenth attempt of Mrs. Mary Stafford, owner of property at the southwest corner of the south drive at Fall Creek boulevard and Delaware street, rezoned for a filling station. The park board has announced it opposes the petition, on the basis that a filling station at this point would affect the beauty of park lands aldng the creek, w'hich the board spent more than SIOO,OOO to improve. Rehearsal to Be Held Ancient Landmarks lodge. No. 319, F. and A. M.. will hold a craft rehearsal at 7:30 tonight in the Masonic temple. North and Illinois streets. The social room will be open.

answer any questions you might have! This remarkable Cooking School is FREE —moreover, there will be a host of fine prizes every day, for the women who attend! Come and bring your neighbor—plan to he there every day. The sessions begin at 2 p. m. each day, and the doors will be open at 12:30.

Banner to be Awarded The Ward-Stilson Company of Anderson, Ind., will award a banner to the Odd Fellow lodge in the state making the largest gain in membership in a two-month membership drive which will close the Last of June. Another banner will be awarded to the lodge making the largest percentage of gain in the state.

WATCH REPAIRING A Good Timepiece is a Genuine Satisfaction Roy F. Chiles 530 Lemcke Bldg.

For the First Time in the History of the City! PAWNBROKERS Open Open Evenings M H Evenings Till M I ■ Till 9 o'clock ||jL MmmJL 9 °’ clock 9 of Goods Pawned and Never Called for! COME IN—SEE THE REMARKABLE BARGAINS YOU CAN BUY! This Sale for This Week Only! Note: We have included the entire remaining stocks of one of the city’s finest Jewelry stores: also the entire remaining stock of the Chas. C. Carr Cos., Sporting Goods Manufacturers. Both these fine stocks were purchased from the receivers. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK WATCHES I DIAMONDS OUT OF PAWN OUT OF PAWN . ,hcai irrri v riiAR antffd White Gold and Platinum Mountings ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Diamond Rings, cost new qr 7-Jewel Elgin, cost new sl2, our (b -l nr $25, our price |> £■•*/*/ price P±./D Diamond Rings, cost new $35, d* J QT 15-Jewel Elgin and Waltham £ r Diamond Rings, cost new SSO, (hr QT cost new $22.50, our price and our prioe 17-Jewel Elgin. Waltham, Illinois * A qr "I'oiTour £iT’. .!“! .“T ... $22.95 cost new $32, our price moo, our pn e 21-Jqwel Railroad watches, Elgin, Wal- EXTRA SPECIAL! thams. Bunn’s Special, Illinois, Hamilton, Platinum mounting with 40 diamonds, Hampden, South Bend. Cost new from 130-100 Ct. Blue White Yager Diamond. SSO to $65 <J*/ Qr and cost new $1,400, d* O 7 C A A our prices pO.7D up. our price - tJ)D I JwU WRIST WATCHES OUT OF PAWN FOR MEN FOR WOMEN WRIST WATCHES, cost new *1.50 to 1 nr WRIST HATCHES, cost new **.so to fr O AQ *IO.OO. oof of pawn U 0 *14.50. out of pawn •••••••• * “*’*•; WRIST WATCHES, Elgin* out of (yl A£? WRIST W ATC HES, cost new 9H.50 C A QC pawn p4.UD *24.50, out of pawn tpt.J/U WRIST WATCHES, Bulova, out of fC Os tiruen, Elßin, Bulova, etc., out of tfC Os pawn J|)o.OD|p pawn PU.O Up Also Hamilton and Illinois Wrist Watches out of pawn at a fraction of actual cost. SILVERWARE, FLATWARE, HOLLOW ARE Brand new stock of silver bought from the Receit'er of Bulick Jewelry Cos., formerly ,1 C. Sipe Jewelry Store. “1847 Rogers Bros.” “Holmes and Edwards,” etc. Here are just a few of the items. Original $3.00 set of 6 tea spoons / 1 Original $2.00 Cold Meat Fork, “Holmes and 7fl . “Holmes & CQ g Edwards” I C Edwards” Original $8 set of 6 Knives and 6 Original $30.00 set, 26 pieces and Forks, "Holmes & (hi QC 1 lil chest, “Holmes & d*Q QC Edwards” 4 Iff Edwards” Original $2.50 Berry Spoons Original $12.50, 26 piece Set “Holmes & CQ “Rogers” Silver (I*o AC Edwards” OuC plate ti) u . tl Original $3.50 Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers ... .... S9£ Original $2.00 Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers —.. 69£ OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK Musical Instruments Out of Pawn! Original $2.50 Ukulele, q 7 Hand Made Grand Sale price 97 C % Concert Style *IQ 7 C Original $4.50 Ukulele i ia Guitar <VLU,tO Sale price Jp 1.1 / % 4k Saxophones, “C” Melody, out Original $8.50 to sls do nr of C G Q Mandolins, sale price.. pawn *PVI7Jup Original sls to S2O nr . V, .1 Trombones, sale price while Tenor Guitars, sale.. CO QC Original $8.50 to sls Hawaiian ,ast sj)4..l7Jup Guitars, Saxophone, E-Flat, all makes, sale price 111 out of <f*q 7P Original S2O to S3O Hawaiian SPECIAL pawn v J up. Guitars, # d*r nr (Out of Pawn) 50c Megaphones with 1 A sale price I—Wurlitzer Gold Plated Horn and h^n IUC Original $7.50 to sls Spanish HARP Violins—yalues cost new up to Guitars, or rT/V.1\.l $?00, out of pawn— dO Qr sale price ............ vvii/D “Starke Model sale price up Original $16.50 to $25 Spanish Cost $1,200; Piano Accordion —120 Base, cost Guitars, Now only new $375, like new— <fc7/| sale price ••••••••..., V * out of pawn for only v i rwSTi c ■_ ■ ■ JLmJ JL Genuine “WM. BURKE” IRONS Steel shafts—Chrome head— Odd clubs. Regular price, 56.50. Sale price 1* SIO.OO STAINLESS STEEL IRONS - CQ Tempered steel shaft—Don't fail to see them | ,0 j —All registered—odd lot— Sale price I—— FINEST GENUINE LEATHER GOLF BAGS Also Finest Canvas With Zipper Pockets and Zipper Tops. *5.00 Golf Bax. CQ *IO.OO Feather Golf * J /j* Sale Price I.U J Bags. Sale Price... w *4.00 Golf Bax. O tQ *25.00 Golf Bnxs. ne Sale Price ▼"•TJ Sale Price vO* Jj Regular 50c Brand New _________ GOLF BALLS |||| an i3'6 for $ 1 =22 They Last. w EXTRA SPECIAL——. French Harps 1 Jazzoos Humana Jew’s Harps Ociarinos Brand new stocknf Different styles. Tones jfomplcte selection, i Somethinx different Honner and other .... .. * ood 10c While th,, y Q p -lust a lot of Q hlle ‘ h *> 7_ in mu- 1 C makes ... 1 fp , last Up fun for 0n1y... O C | a ,{ •4. . # | c SO t Shotguns i Ammunition Rifles Automatic, Pump, Double* FW _ s _,|.| r ,, ih „ w .„ Automatic Pump, lever action Barrels and Single Barrels Extra 22-Caliber Mm- and sing , e shot of Remington Remington, Winchester, Itha- Chester SHELLS i p Winchester, Maslin, etc., all ca, Parker, (£n Qr and calibers, (f T nr and Lefevre, etc... Vu'vJ P box of 100 for | from spltt/D up to $5.00 New GENEVA RAZORS, finest POCKET KNIVES, all styles, sizes and quality, ail styles and shapes—good quality steel, iq shapes—while they last each while they last each j 41 Years in T T TWT T 41 Year 9 Indianapolis | J ■ I ■ ■ | | Indianapolis JEWELRY and LOAN CO. S. W. CORNER WASHINGTON AND CAPITOL AVE. - OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK

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