Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1933 — Page 8

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GRAND JURY IS CHOSEN,STARTS WORK JULY 17 judge Baker Asks Every Member About Bank Connections. Completing organization today of a grand jury -which for the first time in Marion county’s history has a woman member. Criminal Judge Prank P. Baker asked each prospective juror if he or any member of his family was connected in any way with Indianapolis closed banks. Another question put by Baker was whether any relatives of prospective Jurors were employed by the State, city or county. The latter questioning resulted in excusing William F. Sandstrom. 4465 Carrollton avenue, an automobile body trimmer, whose wife Ls employed as a superior court reporter. The woman member is Mrs. G. W. Gordon, 1503 Park avenue, who gave her occupation as housewife. Other members of the jury are George W. Alliee, 1523 Lawrence avenue, abstractor; Samuel H. Gardner, 2240 Park avenue, retired; Harry J. Gonder, 1222 North Lasalle street, cabinet maker; Jacob C. Beaver, farmer, Oaklandon. and George H. Blankenship, farmer, R. R. 6, box 410. The jury will report for duty Monday, July 17. KING MADE ‘MEMBER’: LEGION ROARS PROTEST Headquarters Calm Down After Burning Cables With Messages. National American Legion headquarters here was calming down today as the result of apparent settlement of an international dispute over conferring "honorary” memberships on King Victor Emanuel and Uremier Benito Mussolini of Italy. Press dispatches carried the news of the honor conferred on the two by Colonel W. E. Easter wood, Dallas, Tex., national vice-commander. Then the cable wires hummed with protests from Legion chiefs, who, in no uncertain terms, informed Easterwood that the Legion constitution makes no provision for honorary memberships. Apparently, the matter is settled, but officials here are wondering just how seriously Easterwood meant his threat to take the matter before the next national convention.

Genuine ot ® ne other day B| If §Jr 9I pn which there Quality 9 IJMB B^i C 1 w* Jng jHBLI iff many in our ohoes city. ‘‘Step By Step” The Men Are Walking Out of Marott’s in Real Values fa I! SALE PRICE Up to $7.85 Bostonians, Stacy Adams, Stetsons, Foot Savers, Freeman. Many SIO.OO and $ll.OO values in this sale. Men's Dept.—Second Floor And in Our Ladies’ Department ML Charmingly styled shoes by the nation's foremost designers, w hh comfort features offered only in high quality shoes. fnii\ L sale <;0-95 % Many $8.50 and 810.00 shoes are included f in this offering of fine shoes by nationally recognized manufacturers. Rysonele—Selby Arch Preserver—Queen Quality, Metatarsal Arch Relief! If You Want Values Come to Marott’s S|

FIRE FORCE BAND TO GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT Department Musicians To Play at Garfield Open Air Theater. The Indianapolis fire department band will give a concert tonight at the open air theater in Garfield Park. More than 4.000 persons have been attending these Friday night programs. Tile concert will be given in two parts, with an intermission of community singing, led by George Whiteman, and a group of popular songs by a trio. Included in the program of band

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music will be “Men of Ohio,” ‘ Campus Memories," “Pitt Panther ” “Neale Waltz,” “The Fight Is On,” "America,” Victor Herbert's I “Favorites,” Imperial Council.” "Under the Double Eagle,” and "Stars and Stripes Forever.” A piccolo solo, "Song of the Nightingale." and a baritone solo, "My Regards,” will be featured. - Civil War Veteran Dead R)l T'nitrri pr< />* MONROEVILLE, Ind.. July 7. Infirmities of old age claimed the life of Morris Rose, 91-year-old Civil war veteran, at his home here Thursday.

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