Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1933 — Page 2

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KINGAN PLANS TO BUY 10.000 NOGS IN STATE Hoosier Farmers to Benefit by Contract With Government. About ten thousand hogs will be purchased from Hoosier farmers by Kingan <fe Cos. to fill an order just received from the government for 1,000.000 pounds or pork to aid the n°edy this winter. Contract for the pork was received by telegram from the federal surplus relief corporation. The order Is part of a total of 30,000.000 pounds ordered by the government. The Kingan bid was 16% cents a pound. Thirty-one other companies throughout the nation received contracts also, including the Swift <Y Cos. plant in Evansville, which will supply 150,000 pounds at 15.98 cents a pound. PEDESTRIANS WARNED BY AUTO CLUB HEADS Many More Highway Accidents Occur During Winter. Nearly twice as many pedestrians are involved in highway accidents during the hours of darkness in winter than in summer, it was pointed out today by Hoosier Motor Club officials, in urging pedestrians to help reduce the accident toll. “New York state has passed a law requiring pedestrians on rural highways to walk on the left side of the road, facing traffic,” said Frank Hatfield, club president. “Observance of this suggestion in other states would help to reduce accidents. Use of a flashlight, lantern, or display of a white piece of cloth also will make it easier for motorists to see persons on the highway. Dark clothing reflects little light.’'

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Can reported to police as stolen beErnest Fischer, R R 18. Box 30. Ford coupe 16-02'. from R R 16, Box 30 J C. Manaus 957 West Thirty-first street, Nash sedan, from in front of 2117 Novi and avenue. E K Bricker Anderson, Ind,. GrahamPaige sedan, 595-935. from Anderson, Ind. j. C. Carncv, 1510 North Kealing avenue, Nash sedan, from Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. O V Lewis, 223 West Twenty-sixth street Auburn roadster, from 800 Indiana avenue. Everett Pollard, 1607 East Michigan street. Dodge coupe, from 3142 Indianapolis avenue. Ernest A. Schilling. 35, North Addison street. Chevrolet sedan, 96-315, from Senate avenue and Market street.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Leotls Gregory. Brooklyn. Ind., Ford sedan, found at New Jersey and Vermont streets. Emmett Agnew, 5212 North Pennsylvania street. Viking coupe, found at 2814 Schofield avenue. L. G. Jessup, Sheridan, Ind . Chevrolet coupe, found in front of 5261 Guilford avenue. Charles Mitchell. Greenfield, Ind . Buick sedan, found at State avenue and Market street William Richardson. 2911 Park avenue, Packard sedan, found in front of 751 IVest Walnut street. J. B Clark. 250 West Forty-second sfree' Butck coach, found at Forty-fourth street and Grareland avenue, stripped of right front wheel and tire. H. C Mevers. 2016 Park avenue. Ford Toadster. found at. Seventeenth street and Broadway. Charles Donner. 1631 Beliefontaine street. Ford tudor found at Glenn drive and Dearborn street Charles A. Grossart. 5148 North Meridian street. Ford tudor, found at Warfleigh Fred Jackson. 1442 Columbia avenue, Stewart truck, found bv owner. Rehling .Rent a Car Company, 25 Kentucky avenue. Chevrolet sedan, found bv state police. J. D Lang. 2703 Stuart street, Buick seaman, found at 324 Douglas street. Nash roadster, no license, no certificate of tstle. found at 2119 North Illinois street. Central Buick Company. 832 North Meridian street, Buirk sedan, found in garage in rear of vacant house at 2335 Hover street. Elizabeth Stroh. 3854 College avenue Ford coupe found one-half mile southwest Os Fiftieth Street on Ralston road tires PPd v,> "heels, battery and five Buick sedan, found in front of 2709 Station street, with stolen license plate on it. Meyer Wins Plane Contest Bomb dropping contest sponsored by the Indianapolis Aero Club at municipal airport yesterday, in which about fifteen planes participated. was won by Richard Meyer.

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‘Birth of New World’, to Be Briton’s Topic

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CAMPBELL IS NAMED JUNIOR PROM HEAD Sphinx Club Chief Picked by Juniors’ Leader. Fred Cliffton, Butler university junior class president, has announced appointment of Howard Campbell, Sphinx Club and Men s Union president, as chairman for the annual junior prom. Committee members named to assist him include: Lucy Beasley, Mary Elizabeth Renick, Paul Sommers, Ashton Gorton, Mark Bro\An, Charlene Heard, Edward Perry, June Wilcotts, Edgar Baum, Martha Rose Scott, Marigrace Mojonnier, Martha Banta, Robert Chambers, Morris King. Kermit Bunnell, Russell Errett, Portis Pittinger, Helen Bonnell, Marthabelle Bond, Laura Duffy, Grace Shelton. James Pierce, Nethanial Fick, Karl Stipher, Mapbelle Sherman, Theodore Hazelwood, Rosemary Ford, Olive Steinle, Helen Behmer, Douglass Hutchison and Wallace Raiser.

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‘Stuart Chase’ of England Will Talk Here Tomorrow. The Stuart Chase of England will be heard by Hoosiers tomorrow night at 8. when Fred Henderson. British laborite and writer, speaks under auspices of the Socalist party of Indianapolis, at Eagles hall, 43 West Vermont street. "The Birth of a New World” will be Mr. Henderson's topic. He has been in the forefront of the modernization of city administrations in England. Mr. Henderson's literary works include a trilogy. “The Economic Consequences of Power Production”; “Money Power and Human Life,” and “Foundations for the World’s New Age of Plenty.’” Bernard Shaw says of the trilogy, “I am struck with its importance and attractiveness; it not only goes to the root of the matter .but it is readable, a rare combination of analytic power with the 'gift of setting the analysis to a bearable verbal tune.” Persons who have heard Mr. Henderson in his American tour say that this same keen analysis characterizes his speaking.

RAIL RATES ARE CUT Penney, Big Four Announce Reduction in Fares. The Pennsylvania and Big Four railroads today announced reduction in passenger rates between Chicago and Indianaoplis to 2 cents a mile, effective Dec. 1. The new round-trip charge will be $7.40. On the same date, the i company will start selling Pullman i tickets without the surcharge, reducing lower berths to $2.50 one way or $5 round trip. Several days ago, similar reductions were announced by the Monon route. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Quirk Relief, or Von Only I’ay When Satisfied. If you suffer from High Blood pressure, dizziness, ringing in the ears, can t sleep at nights, feel weak and shaky, bad taste. | nervous. If your heart pounds and you jfear a paralytic stroke, to demonstrate Dr. i Hayes' prescription we will send you postI paid, a regular *1 treatment on absolutely \ FREE TRIAL. While It is non-specific, many cases report remarkably quick re’ief: j often symptoms diminish and normal sleep | returns within 3 days. Contains no salts, physics, opiates or dope. Safe with an” diet. PAY NOTHING UNLESS GREATLY IMPROVED. Then send sl. If not irnproyed your report cancels charge. Write ]Dr Hayes Assn.—3297 Coates, Kansas I City, Mo,—Advertisement.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CHRISTMAS FOREIGN MAILING DATES SET Deadline for Philippines, Liberia Is Nov. 20. If your mother-in-law is living in Liberia and you want to be sure to get her Christmas gift of red mules to her by Dec. 25, you must mail

Since its opening on August 24, 1933 this bank has consistently added to its clientele of commercial depositors.' AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AT INDIANAPOLIS ☆ DIRECTORS I I HOLCOMB , . . . President, Holcomb and Hoke Mfg. Cos. WILLIAM T. MOONEY Sr„ President, Mooney-Mueller-Ward Cos. G. BARRET MOXLEY President, Kiefer-Stewart Cos. JOHN H. RAL T President, Fairmount Glass Works TAMES S. ROGAN President CHARLES B. SOMMERS President The Gibson Cos. FRANK H. SPARKS . .Treasurer, Noblitt-Sparka Industries, Inc. ELMER W. STOUT Chairman of the Board THOMAS D. TAGGART, President, French Lick Springs Hotel Cos, I, H.TRIMBLE President, Trimble Realty Corporation. SCOTT C. WADLEY President, The Wadley Cos.

the package on ot before Nov. 20. And what goes for your Liberian mother-in-law goes double for that son of yours who is doing a "hitch” at one of the naval bases in the Philippine islands. The postoffice department of Indianapolis today warned persons desiring to mail Yuletide packages I to both nations, to mail on or be- ! fore Nov. 20. Final dates for mailing packages j to other nations of the globe in time 1 for Christmas will be given later, ; postal officials said.

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