Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 108, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1933 — Page 4

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WALTER FEGAN, SOUTH BEND, IS KIWANIS CHIEF Ambrose O’Connell. Farley Aid. Tells Parley of NRA Aims. Delegates to the Indiana district convention of Kiwanis Clubs today unanimously elected Walter I. Fegan. South B*nd. governor. Linfield Myers of Anderson was named treasurer and eight ne*v lieu-tenant-governors were elected. Th*y are Roy Pike of East Chicago, first district; E. C. Gorrell of Winamac, second district; Jess Addleman of Tipton, third district; Gus Reifel of Gas City, fourth district; Luther Snodgrass of Indianapolis. fifth district; Herbert S Patten of Lawrenceburg, sixth district; Virgil Eckenberry of Vincennes, seventh district, and Otto G Everback of New Albany, eighth district, j Three group meetings for presi-! dents of clubs were held this morn-; ing and club secretaries met. Ambrose O'Connell, special assistant to Postmaster-General James A. Farley and assistant treasurer of the Democratic national commit- j tee, who was to have spoken, was unable to reach Indianapolis. JOBS PARLEY SLATED State Unemployment Relief Board to Hear Governor Meeting of the executive commit- j tee of the state unemployment re- ! lief commission and district chair- j men of the commission is scheduled j for Friday noon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, it was announced to- ; day by William H. Book, executive i secretary. Governor Paul V. McNutt, Book, Rowland Haynes, regional federal j director and Fred Hoke, state chairman, will address the meeting.

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tZZ Lips upraised and close to his ... it teas the plain* *— BNwM*-4Nr His social circle had said, “that woman is forbidfek %/jl ** wJ den” —but he had refused to listen! Arthur Somers =rq Roche never wrote a more thrilling romance than r — W this motion picture made from the Cosmopolitan ' m Magazine story. | jMXTf I R | {JAA PHILLIPS HOLMES p CHAS. BUTTERWORTH || Mae Clarke C Henry Gordon gs rjf Last Tines ToMy V A MeacGoldwyn. Mayer Picture g RON At D A B*** °* mystery! Strange beauty—a EE: lUI A _l creature who dared to intrude upon the CULmAN privacy of his bachelor penthouse! Who rsE in she was, where she had come from . . . “THE he didn’t know. She asked for nothing *~rl uismirninrnn except to adore him silently...and to> Ra—QUEnADER risk her litc to help him did the girl he ;

FAILS TO COLLECT

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Fourteen years old now, "Baby Peggy”‘Montgomery failed in her suit for half a million from James Glea>n, comedian, and Norman Sper. producer, on the allegation of tJ**ach of contract. She said thef had promised to star her in twelve pictures.

THIEF HAS -CONSCIENCE' Leaves $5 to Pay for Antique Doorknob Taken From Home. By United Prefix BROCKTON. Mass., Sept. 14. Some -one stole an antique purple glass doorknob from the front door of Harry C. Kelley's home. The thief left a $5 bill, but Kelley said this was far less than the value of the knob as an antique.

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'EASY WAY IS FOUND TO SELL BOOZEjNSTATE Liquor Can Be Dispensed by Retailers Under Present Law, Officials Say. (Continued From Page One! the letter of the law is concerned, has authorized sale of draught beer, proponents of the plan point out. Their arguments already have been laid before Fred Bechdolt, excise department attorney, who admitted great merit in them. They are based on exceptional powers given the excise director under Section 24 of the beer control law. This deals with sale of spirituous beverages and sets out that they must be sold retail at licensed drug stores which have been established at least three years before the permit is granted. But an exception is made in a clause which provides that should the excise director deem it advisable he may, in his discretion, waive such requirements. Last clause of the section sets out that all such sales must conform with national laws. Taken as a whole, it is contended by proponents of the plan for legalization without further legislative action, that Section 24 gives the excise director power to license any place he ‘deems advisable,” without any pharmacy restrictions, j Under other sections, rules, with : the effect of law, can be laid down Ito specify exactly what kind of places these may be, and thus prevent return of the saloon, they declare. Explosion-proof floodlights have been ordered for a naval airship hangar at Sunnyvale, Cal., to safeguard against setting off any mixture of hydrogen and air.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TOTES’

MR. HUTTON SPEAKING

“I don’t need Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton ... I don't need any woman” . . .Yes, those were the very words of David M. Hutton, entranged husband of the California evangelist, when he reached New York to begin a vaudeville tour. Here you see him busy on the telephone soon after his arrival.

entertainment value *'• HUS you M S M ! ng the'g re e S wife -.JkFu. ’ DETUfCEU pictures from Holly- \' y HPI |W PPR wood's leading pro- ® i \J. ■ ■■ ■ ■ ducers . . plus . . . J hhb^#hb A Giant Stage Show | |fl C * mb? £ >, Mjyyfa, m tantalizing bait I , , , . Jfc&iOPHK On Our Mightier Stage . . A lavUh, talent- packe MKjjiEgl SEE ** offering, * lsfeldt * * midnight tribunal I Featuring three diamond boys mm&ffitfi Xmmßß reel • • Stepping along in "Fall-les of ' VM f A THa tury of the meb PICCHIANI TROUPE

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TAX STRIKE IS LAUNCHED BY CIVICLEADERS Wayne Township League to Lead Move to Pay Only $1.50. (Continued From Page One! Monday, according to Lawrence G. Holmes, realty board secretary. The adjustment board has the power, under the $1.50 tax law, to declare an emergency in raising the tax rate above the maximum. No indication has been given of the probable attitude of the board, although it will meet for organization Friday. Holmes declared that if the tax adjustment board refused to reduce the levy substantially, the case would be appealed to the state tax board, the final resort. If demands are passed to the state board by the county board, the probable occurrence, and the state board refuses to accede to reduction demands, a general call will be issued for the strike, Holmes declared. Purpose of circulating the pledge cards at present is to show the seriousness of the situation and the determination of taxpayers to ob-

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! tain lower rates, Holmes said, but there will be no hesitation in carj rying out the strike, if necessary. The Indianapolis Home Builders’ I Association joined the real estate board in urging taxpayers to strike, ; at its meeting Wednesday night in the Washington. According to statements there, the rate should not exceed $2 22, which 1 represents the 51.50 maximum, plus ! poor relief and refunding levies held mandatory by the state supreme court. Metal Workers Hear NRA Speake r Members of the Indianapolis ’ Sheet Metal and Warm Air Heat- | ing Contractors' Association heard j Frederick I. Barrows of the local i NRA office, at the monthly meeting Wednesday night. The meeting, held at the Peerless Foundry Company, was presided over by E. L. j Carr, president of the association.

Ernestine Ewing Carliie School of Stage Dancing OPENING In the Lyric Theatre Bldg. Second Floor SEPT. 14 THOSE ENROLLING VOW WILL APPEAR IN OUR PRODUCTION ON THE LYRIC STAGE Week of December 22. For Further Information Call RI. 7512

FUNDS CHARGED SHORT Field Examiners Say Gary Treasurer Is $4,703 Shy. By T'nitrd Prefit CROWN POINT. Ind., Sept. 14 An alleged shortage of $4,703 in the accounts of Earl Crawford, city

GRAND REOPENING TOMORROW NIGHT SIT DANCE • ■ WORLD’S GREATEST BS SAVQPMONIST^g^^^^^^ \ % \ sSsar /Os \ AV if barytone / \ j ELINORSHERRY 7£?*£%/ V. V / NBC. BLUES ARTIST

fjjl Hail! Comedy Week! 1 Ski VAUDEVILLE W^lMSkrkm wß&k a§ Twenty Minutes of Load Laughter “RELATIVE-ITY THEORY” Presenting “WHO’S WHO”—A Merry Mixup in a Hotel! Melody Mingled With Mirth Indian Club Manipulator* “SAX APPEAL” “ENJOYING THEMSELVES” Hokum Comedy at a riano Novel. Imitative Whistling “PERSONALITY PLUS?” “American nightingale” Moran & Mack “Roaring Forties” * ome< * y **** “Explorers” Series Scrappy Cartoon “Strange as It Seems” pMhaHHNBM

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NORTH SIDE "DESTIN ATION INKNOW^'^" SjKATfOW) Uon'l Ati,. s "MURDERS IN THE ZOO" ; Mecca~ ‘•ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION’* Thelma Todd -CHEATING BLONDES" ■GARRICICI "/£%!. -ADORABLE” '. _ji ——.l vms Mth Sc Northwestern PR-.E %-m . sa " v *■ —• James Dunn c JBO 111. at 34th u||l jFJw St Double Feature Bfc . ..*** iV Gloria Swanson -A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING” Charlie Ruggles "MELODY CRUISE” D"bie n Featu2* ““ Nanev Carroll “I LOVE THAT MAN” Paul Lukas “THE KISS BEFORE THE MIRROR” r ST. CLAIRT 1 E.ii r sa ’OF™ David Manners ' WARRIOR S HISBAND” EAST SIDE ~ Huvo Minna Gombell “WHAT PRICE INNOCENCE" H tm va ld3h E. Tenth EIVII R # OP*;;* Bebe Daniels Randolph Scott "COCKTAIL HOUR” BKBKKBBBB WtJWr 1" Laurel and Hard? "DEVILS BROTHER” - - -giia— 2030 East Jfttb Double Feature Zazu Pitts “OUT ALL NIGHT” Fas Wray ‘BELOW THE SEA" PARAMOUNT * J "¥™*-o w “*- ■ nnnmwvni Baraain Nile “BUSTLERS ROUNDUP” | (

treasurer who resigned two week* ago, was reported here today by the state board of accounts. Reports of Field Examiners John N. Louis and Orville E. Pressler charged that the municipal bond fund was shy $1,430, and that the Barrett law fund collection was $3,273 short.

AMUSEMENTS

EAST SIDE “ARIZONA TO BROADWAY” Chester Morris “BREACH OF PROMISE” a" m 12.22 E. Wash. kifTRANwI Eu*sa I - andi mar . a David Manner* “WARRIOR’S HI SBAND" wmtmm ~ Gene Raymond ZOO IN BUDAPEST” aw 4020 E. New York W9 ’l# ErOllf James Dunn Sallv Eiler* SOUTH SIDE "COU.NTsTia}' 1 Fountain SquaTi 8L - 2 . ■■air.o Prospect Sc Shelby MhPMM j “ARIZONA TO BROADWAY” Ken Mavnard "FARGO EXPRESS” IgMNAPAI ‘ ir - K a FranVl *" s= ®“ Nils Asther Lww mcm 11DJ S. Meridian j oan Bennett -ARIZONA TO BROADWAY” Added Attraetjons r j* win ■>* m ■ —2203 Shelby Constance Bennett **' ad Joel McCrea "BED us ROSES" WEST SIDE ttL. - 222-'3 'V. Wash, at Belmont fetBELIMOMT Joan Blondell *■ ~ Ginger Roger* BROADWAY BAP” iSS&E&t Sallv Eilers “MADE ON BROADWAY” lpriwcehi HMeF ••INTERNATIONAL HOUSE”

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