Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 79, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1933 — Page 14

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‘WHITE COLLAR' ARMY MARCHES IN JOBS HUNT Many in ‘Forgotten Men' Ranks Applying at Recovery Offices. Rt ankv Meridian street echoes l to ! h*‘ tramp ot a whit** collar army " Under the gothic walls of the Chamber of Commerce building hundreds ot forgotten men and women besiege the three-story brick 1 u iding at 310 North Meridian, where the state and federal governments are ;egi.- . ring Indianapolis Unemployed. Above them from the second floor f i the Chamber of Commerce building the blue eagles of the NRA are emt azoned from the headquarters of t ie local rerov* ry army. Women office workers, their clothes bearing "he unmistakable marks of pre-depression styles before the window of a smart gown shop and gazed enviously at an expensive importation adorning a wax model as they waited for iobs that would give them a chance to exist. Trudges Miles to Rregister At the head of the long line of applicants a wispy old man waited patiently all morning to get a chance to register Nearly W). his face bore the marks of the long travail of workless months Larking carfare he had trudged two miles to the registration office. I was in the grocery business at C ntralia. 111. he related when the depression broke My brother and I had a fine little store. When jicople began losing the>r iobs and con tint |>av their bills we went broke You can't see |>eople hungry lor bread and not heip them. How Live Without Money? And the children needed food too Have you ever seen the face o: a hungry baby? [he old gentleman has not worked even at odd jobs since last October How do people live when they have no income? The old man smiled sadly. He was embarrassed. The landlord had been verv kind He had a married son who helped out some hut lately he had been in a bad way too He amt his wife, who was also old had just managed it somehow. Just enough to eat and a place to sleep. I osp All hut Responsibilities The best-dressed Ctrl in the line had only hern out of work six weeks A petite brunet, her eyes flashed angrily when she spoke of losing her job The boss just refused to pay

> " ft, We have inf o m alio n \\ h i c h leaves no doubt in our mind that wv oo out part tlieiO i S H Still raise in tiro prices to go into effect soon. This increase may be as high as 25 per cent. Twenty-five per cent means that you will be paying: for fixe tires at present prices and getting’ four. Regardless of what percentage tire prices do increase you'll save just that much by buying your tires now. We'll lie glad to open a charge or budget account. give you a liberal allowance on your old tires on new Miller Geared-to-the-Road and you can pay the balance in small convenient amounts. a a a Dancing Masters have invented the NIKA (Hide. It's a sort of forward movement, requiring the help of a tearher and having the pleasure of an increase in salary. man Perhaps you're going to the Fair over the week-end or on a trip to the lakes, (live your car a chance to perform with maximum efficiency by changing the oil and giving it a real lubrication. For $1.59 we are offering a specialized lubrication service using the factory-chart method, the latest equipment and the finest greases. At this price we include a spring spray and a drain and refill with as much as fi quarts of Golden Sun Oil that sells regularly for 26cents a quart. That's a value at §1.59 that offers you a real sax mg. man note that President In Cuba, as in South America, run twice. First, they ran for office, and then they run for cover. mam (sjs CHIEF TIRE CHANGER tniXER TIRE DISTRIBUTORS

In the Air Weather conditions at 9 am.: West wind 3 miles an hour temperature. 75; barometric pressure 29 86 at sea level; celling broken clouds, estimated. 4 000 feet; visibility. 7 miics; he’d, good me " she said He stalled me for a few weeks afte- I had worked hard getting hi* accounts in shape and then wouldn't pay me for my work The bright-looking young man In a well-pressed brown suit, used to make $lO2 a week Now he averages between S-S and $lO a week selling merchandise from house to house Thirty years old. he was successful up to two years ago as a sales promotion man He had a wife and child and a small house Now everything is gone except his responsibilities One has to be well dressed " he explainedthus prosperity they're talking about may .still be lurking around that corner. I want to be ready." A man 40 also well dressed stated on his application blank that he had averaged $7 000 a year as a promotion man before the slump ‘At one stage of the gam" this vear." he said. ‘ I was tickled to death to gpt a job Helping a man hoe his garden for 50 cents. Now I am trying to peddle a publication .service. Some weeks I make $lO.

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ROB COUNTESS; JEWELS WORTH 53,500 STOLEN Ex-Wealthy Masseuse of Chicago Held Up in Auto With Broker. Hit I nllrit /’rr CHICAGO. Aug. 11 The Countess Cavicchia, until her marriage, Miss Sarah Victoria Mausby. Chicago society's wealthy masseuse, was robbed of jewelry worth S3 500 today as she sat in a sixteen-cylinder car which wouldn't budge. The robber,- victim was riding in thp machine with George Redmond. New York broker, when six bandits drove up and forced her to precede thpm to a quiet alley. There, she told police, they took a seven and one-half carat diamond ring, an expensively set wedding ring and a two-rarat emerald from her, and S3 from Redmond. When her car refused to start after the robbery, the countess said, the obliging robbers pushed her machine until the motor started running. She married Count Augusto Cavlrdua in 1931 Previously she had

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ANN DVORAK TO TAKE SYLVIA SIDNEY'S JOB One “Striker" Will Take Plare of Another in Film. R •/ Timr* Sprrinl HOLLYWOOD All*. 11—On* walkout star will repsace another walkout headliner, in Hollywood's latest case of

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temperament. Ann Dvorak, who has r e t u r ned from a ’strike" in her studio, has been borrowed from the Warners to take the place of Sylvia Sidney. eharged by Paramount with bad faith -when ,she walked out of a film recently. Paramount has demanded a hpar-

Ann Dvorak

ing to fix the blame before the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and sciences. All scenes will be retaken. operated a beauty parlor here under the name "Zadie. and * prospered. The count now is traveling in Europe. she said.

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AUTO REPAIR GROUP MEETS Governor McNutt to Speak at Antlers Session Here Today. Governor Paul V. McNutt will be the principal speaker on the DroIgram at the National Automotive Maintenance Association convention and organization meeting at the Hotel Antlers today. Following McNutt's talk at 2

WATCH REPAIRING I personally guarantee every watch repaired in my store will receive the finest workmanship and material! ii Ts Ms .frivol* . . . mw M 0 MM M M M r„nm W. M m Jm Ve y f Mu'III no H..rk .

2 o'clock. Frank J. Kurka. assistant to Francis Wells at state NRA headquarters, will address the gathering on some ptases of the national recovery act. Representative* from seven states are attending the convention for the purpose of organizing into a permanent body and to amend the rode of fair competition flled for their industry on July 24 at Washington Th" group will attempt to make provisions for various trade practices peculiar to their industry at the convention, which will continue through Saturday. The national association was formed temporarily by groups of Indiana garage and repair men several months ago

SPONSOR BAKE SALE Woman', Council Holding Event Todav at Northsidc Church A bake .sale sponsored by Dorcas Circle of the Womans Council of the University Park Christian

DON'T let the lack of ready cash interfere with * v the care of vour Eves GLASSES ■ ■■ ■ ii correctly littpd. ' / PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES Are of vital importance to appearance, health and earning p-rr Your eyes are a vital organ—they must bo preserved and eared for Neglect of the eyes injures your health, impairs your youthfulness retards your earning power. A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT—EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS Dr. West, Optometrist for 30 Years in Charge ttWESmSiBSSMSm • ■■■ ■■ - 71 V Mf-rirlian Sfrrrl. Tornrr MrrMitin tm| 4 irrl* Va

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Church will be conducted today at the old church. Fortieth street and Capitol avenue. Mrs. H E Orismer is ehajrman. She will be assisted by Mrs Clarence H Miller Mrs. H W Hogue, 1 and Mrs Steve Stringer