Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 115, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1933 — Page 14

PAGE 14

YORK ASSAILS BEER LAW AS 'GRAFTING' ACT Anti-Saloon Chief Flays State Officials for Control Measure. "The state beer control law has provided a setup for the greatest demonstration of legalized graft in our history." L. E York, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon league, charged Thursday night at Richmond at the 113th annual conference of the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends. Earlier Thursday the meeting had gone on record through reports of its trustees and temperance committee. deploring the rising tide of state votes for repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Attacking the beer.control bill, ork asserted that the Governor, through the excise director, may resort to political appointments in selecting twenty-one brewers, ten importers, 161 wholesalers and more than 3.600 retailers in "administering one of the most liberal liquor laws ever enacted.” ork denied that return of beer had reduced taxes, unemployment and drunkenness.

Contract Bridge

by wm. e. mkenney American Bridge league (RELIEVE the following hand to be one of the most unusual hands that I have ever seen arise in a duplicate game. It undoubtedly was due to the fact that new cards were used, which often produces freak distribution. The Bidding South was the dealer and passed. West opened the contracting with one heart. North doubled, and East bid three hearts. South bid three spades, and West went to four hearts. North bid four spades. East went to five hearts, South passed, and West bid six hearts, which North doubled. You might assume that the natural opening from the North hand would be the king of spades the suit his partner had bid. However, North felt that there was little or no chance of getting a spade trick and decided to lead a club He led the king of clubs, dummy covered with the ace and South trumped with the deuce of hearts. South now felt that his partner held four spades and the declarer none, therefore he decided to lead a diamond, which his partner trumped with the three of hearts. a a a NORTH had the club suit counted and knew that there was no further use of leading a club because even if his partner could ruff, West could over-ruff. Therefore, he decided that his only chance for another trick was to lead a small spade, due to the fact that his partner had bid spades. He led the four, declarer played the three from dummy and South played the five as all of his cards were equal, and the declarer followed with the deuce. Another diamond was played, and North trumped with the four of hearts—and thus we find North and South took the first four tricks

GUITARS / At Special Prices jgjfe#' You'll find many of thp finest . makes here now a! special prices WyMKmWr. Take a look at these examples S2O MAYBELL K " Hb' I prnm Ampiiphi n(r Guitar $ 9 5 * complete with case |K== MO MARTIN NEW MODEL GIBSON MO .MAKIIN Never before and perA genuine e*%om c a haps never again sucn a Sg II C F Martin *l7lg V ' > W GIBSON EPIPHONE GUITARS L-4 Model with $55 Shopworn Model ..$27.50 case i Repossessed $75 Shopworn Model S4O National Ampliphing Guitars Regular $55 Wood Body s^^so Largest and most complete selection of musical instruments in the City. ALL STANDARD MAKES.

PEARSON PIANO CO,

Taxpayer's Pledge: I I will do everything in my power to convince the taxing of- flB flcials that the $1.50 tax law must be obeyed S| I will join with the other taxpaying property owners in a h| warning to the taxing officials that we will not pay a highei 8| tax than the law requires $1.50 per SIOO. H I will join with other taxpaying property owners in an ap- H peal to the courts to protect us from tax spenders who seek m to ignore that law. H I will urge other property owners to join with us in this program and to listen to the daily broadcasts at 7:15 P M. mt over WFBM. 9 NAME i ADDRESS | PHONE NO I MAIL TO I PROPERTY OWNERS' DIVISION I Indianapolis Indianapolis 11 Real Estate Board H'roe Builders Assn. §|l 704 Inland Bldg. Riley 9575 J

WORK MOVES RAPIDLY ON HUGE BOULDER DAM

Here Ls a closeup of a reinforced concrete section of the gigantic Boulder Dam on the Colorado river, now being built by the federal government at a cost

*A-K-4 V 4-3 4 None *K-Q-J-8-7-6-5-4 A 2 NORTH A j_ 3 VA-K-8- \Z 2 VQ-J----7-6**s uj cr> 10-9 ♦ A-J-6- 5 H 4K-Q-8 5.3 Dealer *A-9-*lO SOUTH! 3-2 *O-10-9-8-7-6-5 V 2 ♦ 10-9-7-4-2 *None *

with a deuce, trey, four and a five, defeating this extremely strong hand three tricks. One would hardly believe that East and West could not even make a game with these hands. (Copyright.. 1933. bv NEA Service. Inc.) MISSOURI'S CROP OF APPLES IS 100.000.000 Million Bushels Enough for Every Person in U. S. Hf! I nil' ll /Vi .* ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Sept. 22.—Missouri river apple growers are doing their part to keep the doctor away by producing about 100.000.000 apples, an amount equivalent to an apple for every man, woman and child in America. According to George T. Groh, president of the growers’ organization, 1.000,000 bushels of apples is the 1933 crop and shipments of 2.000 cars to market will be made this season. Reduction of freight rates and the wide use of trucks in taking apples to market have helped the growers and this year’s crop is considered of a better color and size than the average.

of $165,000,000. The dam will create a lake of 275 square miles, control flood waters and provide for irrigation and for use of southwestern cities, and generate an enormous amount of electric current.

’FRISCO FAR BEHIND IN WOMEN AIR POLICING So Says Mrs. U. S. McQueen. Head of World Organization. By 1 nitrri Press SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 22. -San Francisco is far behind other American cities in the matter of women air police, Mrs. U. S. McQueen, official of the Woman’s International Aerial Police, said when she visited* here from her Beverly Hills home. New York and Los Angeles each have three aerial policewomen, she said. Chicago, Dayton, and Rye,

Correct GLASSES/ Will Keep Your Eyes Bright and Beautiful^^^^ MAYERS SMART GLASSES Fit Your Eyesyr ~? P t n / n and Your Personality. Don't let eye-strain/ Account Today mar your appearance. Come direct to/ Mayer's for examination and consultation./ ——— |j n . Corrct glasses JR m sl uftMMEK*JKW your appearance. mjTciM E7't DR. FARRIS, reg- w. washinoton istered Optometrist, Doors East of Illinois Street WI o OUN MT in charge.

TJ ,Q 1 M Feature! £5. Harvest bale ..■■■■ ■■■ - : Men’s “Waltham” Watch (American Mad") Complete with I,ink Band ntfk Handsome new models, famous through- Q? 5 “ M l| C out the country for accuracy and de *(1 BE Ar pendahility—Here it is at a tremendous H M 9 OXJ.Y 50c A WEEK “Waltham” Watch, illustrated (I*OA QP Harvest Sale Price Open Until !) o'clock Saturday night.

SfSff® CREDIT CROSLEY RADIO ||gMH|' .SS’lDg jp Wo iderful tone. Excellent timing I flj r.Trade* in Your Old Radio! 30-Dav Free Service S£ $1 00 DOWN! PRICE RISE SEE THE NEW 1934 CROSLEY $ J| CONSOLE OU H 1 ?.]H An unusually attractive 5-tube fngPl superheterodyne chassis with e , M , , !■ j BU _-abs I dual range Gorgeous wainut I'onn. j

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

N. Y., have women “traffic cops’’ in the air. At Alameda, Cal., Miss Patricia Kendall is employed by the city to enforce air traffic laws. T 6494 FOR GOOD DRY CLEANING FRENCH STEAM dye: works I ■ The Garment Jg I Main riant, 317 West Maryland St. | K 1 TiS. DRAPERIES, CARPETS HAX^Cleßiici^iniMlyed^^DKy

CHURCH FIRE OVER; DAMAGE AT SIOOO,OOO Shifting Winds Halt Blaze Sweeping Village in Quebec Province. By United Brest VALLEY FIELD. Quebec. Sept. 22. —Shifting winds today halted the fire that destroyed church property valued at $1,000,000 and saved this village from partial destruction. The fire had razed the beautiful cathedral, the convent and girls’ school of the Sisters of Jesus and Mary, and was threatening the bishop's palace and an orphanage, when the wind changed, forcing it back over its path of destruction and putting it undei*control. Danger of its spreading further was believed passed. 4 INJURED IN BOMBING Missile Hurled at Reputed Headquarters at Joe Saltis, Beer Baron. By l nit Press CHICAGO. Sept. 22. —Four persons, including three women, were in a hospital with injuries here today as the result of a bomb attack on a beer tavern reputed to be headquarters for Joe Saltis, bmbaron, and the late Frankie McErlane. The bomb was thrown from a speeding automobile.

Mr. Advertiser! A Worthy Medium ; to Include in Your Advertising Budget THE INDIANA JEWISH CHRONICLE ■ '‘lndiana s Only Weekly for the Jewish Home” Offers Concentrated Circulation— Reaching Quality and Quantity Buyers Unsurpassed in Reader’s Interest Phone Lincoln 9116, A Representative Will set Be Pleased to Call ; 833 Meyer-Kiser Bldg.

SEE FOR YOURSELF YOUR Physical Condition Drs. Holloway and Klein, 800 Test Bldg. CAN ACTUALLY SHOW IT TO YOU Wilt . ■ Hr Phone Lincoln 1952 ......... j N

JUST ARRIVED! | Hurry! Take advantage | of our specia terms %% I on th* amazing, . lip I PHILCO To celebrate our good for- • yyt tune in getting more of / these marvelous, brand new ilnll W 1934 PHILCOS, we offer FHO la exceptionally easy terms !■ and extra-liberal trade-in cCh, | allowances—for a limited time. Hurry buy now —* O*- pr while prices are low! Enjoy the new tone, power and beauty of the latest PHILCOS! Trade-in Allowance ■ Genuine Philco Superheterodyne lH| with improved Permanent Field , Dynamic Speaker, Illuminated Sta- PHILro 57 c- genuine philco at , . t-, !• f-v • 1 i • l thp lowest price in history! Startling tion Recording Dial and special nPW features: a wonderful value: Philco High Efficiency Tubes. *2O Federal Tax Paid I SELLING EAST— Ill'llRY! Small Down Payment Arranged COME IN—ASK ABOUT Open Saturday to 9 P. M. EASY PAYMENT OFFER Kempler Radio Cos. LI. 3235 * 36 VIRGINIA AVE.

TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

.SEPT. 22, 1933