Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1933 — Page 8

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CARDINAL ASKS JUSTICE FOR RICH AND POOR Prelate Warns Catholics Against ‘Hysterical Harangue.’ F.t / f nltrd Prm BOSTON. Dec. 12.—Pointing out that it is as easy to be unjust to

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the rich a* it is to the poor, William Cardinal O'Connell Sunday warned Catholics not to be swayed ing the Rev. Charles E Coughlin, by “hysterical harangue.” Although not specifically mentionthe cardinal's remarks before the St. Vincent De Paul society obviously were directed against his speeches. "There are plenty of men, leadj ing bankers, who are as honest as ‘ the sun.” he said. "Let us be careful not to make our applications too sweeping just because a man happens to be at the head of a large banking establishment. Do not attack him as though he were a criminal. That is not just. “You can not be unjust to the i rich and just to the poor. You I must be just to the rich and the

poor. . . . Violence will always beget violence. "The great work we have to do is to convince those who deal with money to deal with it honestly, as most bankers do. The government of the country will see to it without partisanship governing this side or that. It will bring about a proper administration of money that will be of tremendous advantage, but it will not be done by violence or by, I should say, hysterical harangue.” Two Watches Stolen Hearing a rear door slam, Orville Cotton. 907 North Butler avenue, investigated and found thieves had stolen two watches, 150 pennies and other articles, he reported to police Saturday night.

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NEW R. A. M. HEADS WILL BEjNSTALLED Oriental Chapter No. 147 Is Planning Ceremony Thursday. Installation of newiy-elected officers of Oriental chapter, No. 147, R. A. M., will be held Thursday night at 7:30. The new officials are Joe Hill, high priest; Arthur Roell, king: Arthur Shaffer, scribe. W. Earl Gentry secretary; Ralph I. Routzahn, treasurer; David C. Pike,

C. of H.; Farris Deputy, P. S.; ’ Hastings Wallace, R. A. C.; Ray Howard, third veil; Charles T. Trueman, second veil, and Ed Scholar, tiler. Elections were held at the I regular stated meeting last Thursday. Water normally boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Your Invested Dollar What Do Y ou Expect of It? SECURITY: Building and loan dollars have remained secure; protected by the best security to be had—first mortgages on improved real estate. VALUE: ©Building and loan stocks have maintained a value far above the average of other stocks. EARNINGS: Return on building and loan shares, during the past four years, has not dropped as far as most stocks. There have been no carrying charges. Local taxes are now paid by the Association. In a few instances where dividends have been temporarily discontinued it has been done, not because of loss, but to increase the security behind your shares. A large reserve is your insurance of protection. Decreased earnings have been due to the fact that Associations are doing their bit in carrying worthy but unemployed Home Owners. • / THE MARION COUNTY league of BUILDING & LOAN i ' ASSOCIATIONS Copyright. 1933, A. V. Grindle, Indianapolis. Ind.

W. C. T. U. TO MEET Christmas Reception Will Be Held for Former Members. Reception for former members of W. C. T. U. will be held at a Christmas party Dec. 15 at 2 p m. at the home of Mrs. Marietta Lear, 1716

West Michigan street. Mrs. M. B. Morris will preside. Christmas features will be given by Mrs. William Morgan and Mrs. Lear.

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DEC. 12, 1933

Loses $8 in Studio Mrs. Bessie Sedivy, 754 North Riley avenue, reported to police late yesterday that her purse, containing SB, was stolen whle she was in a downtown photographic studio.