Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1933 — Page 20

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U, $. DOLLAR HITS NEW LOW; POOND CLIMBS Government Boosts Gold Price 11 Cents, to $33.56. B v I hitf<l Pr< * WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—The government today raised its price on newly mined American gold to $33.56 an ounce from yesterday's $33 45 level. The price was an overnight advance of 11 cents an ounce. Today's Washington price was 3 cents above the world price set in London today. The London price today was 128 shillings 7 pence, off pence from yesterday. On the basis of the early high exchange rate for the pound sterling <ss 21 1 v? *, this was equivalent to $33 53 a gne ounce. The dollar, in gold, was worth 6159 cents as compared with 61.79 cents yesterday. By f nit• and Prrt* LONDON, Nov. 14—The American dollar, continuing its new decline, opened today at anew postwar record low price. The pound sterling was $5.18%. It opened yesterday at $5.13 4 and closed at $5.14' 2 . The previous low' for the dollar was So le 1 -, touched last Friday. The French franc opened today at 81 t h. It opened yesterday at 81 9-16 and closed at 81 7 *. Today’s gold price was set at 128 shillings 7 pence, or $33.49 ! 2 at the rate then prevailing. This was 6'< pence or 14 cents under yesterday's price. There was a premium of 6 pence on the French franc, which was selling then at 82'. Undisclosed buyers acquired 129 gold bars worth $1,745,350. COSGROVE WILL SPEAK Chief Examiner of State Board to Address Apartment Men. Principal speaker at the Indianapolis Apartment Owners’ Association luncheon tomorrow in the Washington will be William P. Cosgrove. state accounts board chief examiner, who will disuss “Fiscal Affairs in Indiana.’’ CITY DENTISTS GATHER St .Louis Man Is Speaker at Dinner of Society. Problems in the‘ daily life of a dentist were discussed by Dr. O. W. Brandhorst, St. Louis, at the dinner of the Indianapolis Dental Society last night at the Washington. The lecture was illustrated with slides.

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Tragedy climaxed the leap from one romance to another for Mrs. Marry Fahrney Parker-Pickering, above. Chicago heiress *o a patent medicine fortune. Returning from an elopement with Frank Eiszner of River Forest, 111., she was injured and her new brother-in-law killed in an auto crash. Only a week before she had been halted in her plan to fly to Chile to marry Count George Di Georgia, barred from the United States by police.

Injured in Traffic Mishap Walking into an automobile at the intersection of Wright and Prospect ; streets last night, Emil Neumeister, 63. of 1521 Pleasant street, suffered minor bruises of the face and *egs. George Winkler, 30. of 2313 Shelby ; street, driver of the car was not held. HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS If your skin is yellow—complexion pallid—tongue coated —appetite poor —you have a bad taste in your mouth—a lazy, no-good feeling—you should try Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets—a substitute for calomel —were prepared by Dr. Edw-ards after 20 years of study. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound. Know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must get at the cause. Ur Edwards Olive Tablets ait, on tlie liver ami bowels like calomel—.vet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and help over come constipation. Take nightly and note the pleasing results. Millions of 1 boxes sold yearly. 15c. 30c. title.—Advertisement.

STATE PROBES BLOOMINGTON THEATER FIRE Feeney Sends Investigator to Study $150,000 Blaze. Investigation of the $150,000 Indiana theater fire at Bloomington last FYiday was launched today by the state fire marshal's office, it was announced by A1 Feeney, state safety director. Joseph Scherer, electrical inspector from the office of Clem Smith, head of the fire marshal's division of Mr. Feeney's office, has been assigned to the investigation. Mr. Smith said the local fire chief at Bloomington did not report any suspicion of incendiarism. The fire originated backstage when the theater was empty. It burned the building down and spread to neighboring stores. A fireman was injured and two women and a child in apartments in the block were forced to leap to safety. Harry Vonderschmitt is ow-ner of the theater, which carried $50,000 insurance. He also is owner of

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Anew singer-actor you're likely to hear more of in the future is Enrico Caruso Jr. son of the late Metropolitan opera, star. For young Caruso, shown here in rehearsal, has been signed by a film company in New York to sing a leading role in a forthcoming Spanish musical production. picture theaters at Crawfordsville, Greencastle and Bedford. At the latter city, his theater was razed by fire last year.

$250,000 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY CITY BANKS Christmas Savings Checks Will Be Delivered on Dec. 1. More than $250,000, representing the Christmas savings of 8.500 depositors. w r ill be delivered within the next three weeks to members of Christmas clubs conducted by Indianapolis banks. Savings checks will be mailed by Skin-Itch Tourture Ends; Millions Praise Zemo The first application of soothing, healing Zemo quickly relieves the torture of Itching Rashes. Eczema. Ringw'orm and similar skin troubles. For 25 years Zemo has been used and praised by millions as a clean, safe, dependable remedy for family use to relieve and clear aw'ay =kin irritations. A trial will convinop you of its great merit. Insist "n genuine Zemo; it's worth the priee beta use you get relief. 35e. 600, sl. All druggists'.—Advertisement.

the banks about Dec. 1, giving ample time for depositors to complete their Christmas shopping. This distribution of Christmas savings is expected to stimulate holiday shopping considerably. Although the savings checks to be issued amount to a 12 per cent decrease from the 1932 record, membership in the Christmas clubs have shown a marked increase. Elcar Receiver Named By I nitrrt Prrm ELKHART. Ind., Nov. 14.—Glen R. Sawyer. Elkhart attorney, today succeeded the late Arthur Graffis as receiver for the Elcar Motor Company. Graffis was killed recently in an automobile accident. The appointment of Sawyer w'as made by Judge O. M. Conley. I Auto Loans Hi Why Lose Your Car? HI If you pan'; uippi your pay ■ ntpnts. wm will refinanpp your par. mako ;ho payments lower or give you more pash. As long as 2 years lo repay. 1 J| I 4 \ THAN A (rates Lincoln Auto Loan Cos. 301 \V. Washington Rl 1321

KINGAN SOCIAL CLUB PLANS BENEFIT DANCE Proceeds Will Go to Children’s Christmas Party Fund. The social committee of the Kingan Athletic Association will hold a benefit dance tomorrow night at Kingan hall. Blackford and Manland streets. Proceeds will go

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to the Childrens Christmas Parry Fund. Members of the committee in charge are the Misses Anna MrGlen. Sarah Stanley and Myrtle Dean: Dal Bowman and M Hession. Goshen in Milk War By J mint Pro GOSHEN. Ind.. Nov. 14—Milk was retailing for as little as 5 cents a quart here today as dealers engaged in a bitter price war.