Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1934 — Page 8

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51,000,000 IN DEBENTURES IS SOLD TO U. S. Surplus Also Reduced by Fletcher Trust to Enlarge Capital. Action taken at the meeting of the shareholders of the Fletcher Trust Company yesterday authorized the selling to the government of $1,000,000 in twenty-year 5 per cent capital debentures, subordinated to deposits, and the reduction of surplus in like amount by writing down assets and setting up reserves. The action was taken in accordance with recommendations from the federal government for the enlargement of the country’s banking capital. The following directors were elected at the meeting to serve one year: Henry C. Atkins, Albert Baker. Joseph J. Daniels, William A. Durkin. Carl F. Eveleigh, Frank E. Cates. Carl C. Gibbs. Aloert S. Goldstein, Hugh McK. Landon, Norman Metzger. Samuel D. Miller, Almus G Ruddell, George P. Torrence and Evans Woollen.

FIND BOY ON ROAD, HIT-AND-RUN VICTIM Condition of William Ervin, 16, Is Critical. William Ervin, 16. of 1020 South Fleming avenue, was in critical condition at city hospital today as result of injuries received last night when he was struck by a hit-and-run motorist in the 4800 block West Washington street. Young Ervin’s unconscious form was found in the road by Charles Weaver, 604 South Cole street, and Lucian Perry, 1008 Collier street, who called deputy sheriffs. The youth was suffering from severe head injuries, including possible skull fracture. Nearby was found an automobile door handle to which adhered bits of hair. MACGILL BEQUESTS LEFT TO WIFE, SONS Crane Company Manager Leaves 560,000 Estate. Estate left by Robert A. Mac Gill, 5260 North Meridian street, who died Dec. 29, is valued at $60,000, of which SIO,OOO is in real estate, according to letters of administration issued yesterday in probate court. The widow, w T ho was named administratrix, will receive one-third of the estate, the remainder being divided among three sons, Robert A. Mac Gill. 10; David D. Mac Gill, 7, and Richard C. Mac Gill, 4. Mr. Mac Gill, who died intestate, was Indianapolis manager of the Crane Company. INDIANA U. TO GIVE INCOME TAX COURSE Professional Men to Be Instructed on Law and Preparing Returns. Careful study of the new income tax laws and practice in preparing forms will be undertaken in a new course in income tax procedure at the Indianapolis center of Indiana university extension division at 6:15 each Monday night. The new' course has been planned for accountants, lawyers and business men. It will be in charge of Geoffrey L. Carmichael, w'ho has been on the staff of the Indiana university school of business administration for four years. Mr. Carmichael also will conduct classes in business correspondence at 6 each Monday evening. CENSUS JOBS FILLED Business, Housing Survey Workers Employed by State All of the approximately 100 jobs incidental to the Marion county business census and housing survey have been filled and no more applicants need apply. Martin F. Carpenter, director of the state employment service warned today. Mr. Carpenter said the office had been besieged by job seekers and the enumerators positions were filled quickly.

Notice of Public Sale Frt. and Sat., Jan. 26 and 27, 1934 We will offer for sale the following collateral which was pledged as security on loans. WATCHES Loan No. 6001 B 21 JwU. ELGIN WATCH LOAN $4.00 Loan No. 6018 B 21 JwU. HAMPDEN WATCH .....LOAN' 84.00 Loan No. 6059 B K Juris. ELGIN W ATCH LOAN’ ss.oo Loan No. 6072 B 15 Jwls. WALTHAM W ATCH LOAN $2.50 Loan No. 6102 B 7 Jwls. ELGIN W ATCH LOAN’ $1.50 loan No. 6117 B 7 Jwls. ELGIN' WRIST WATCH..LOAN $2.00 Loan No. 6126 B 15 JwU. ELGIN’ wrist W ATCH .LOAN $5.00 Loan No. 6136 B 15 Jwls. Bl LOTA W RIST WATCH LOAN $5.00 DIAMONDS I.oan No. 5272 B LadUs* DIAMOND KING LOAN $ 3.00 Lean Xo 5359 B Ladies’ diamond RING LOAN $ 4.00 Loan No. 5402 B Ladies’ DIAMOND RING LOAN $ 600 Loan No. 5161 B Gents’ DIAMOND RING LOAN $ 9.00 Loan No. 5592 B Ladies’ DIAMOND RING LOAN 8 11.00 I.oan No. 5605 B Ladies’ DIAMOND RING LOAN $ 20.00 Loan No. 5641 B Gents' DIAMOND RING LOAN $ 30.00 Loan No. 5698 B Ladies' DIAMOND RING LOAN $ 30.00 Loan No. 5761 B Ladies’ DIAMOND RING LOAN $300.00 MISCELLANEOUS Loan No. 4324 B C. Meiodv SAXOPHONE LOAN $ 6 00 Loan No. 4373 B E. Flat. Alto SAXOPHONE LOAN $15.00 Loan No. 4392 B York CORNET LOAN $ 4.00 Loan No. 4107 B Deajtan Professional XYLOPHONE LOAN $25.00 Loan No. 4478 B Double Barrel SHOTGIN LOAN S 2.00 Loan No. 4503 B Sin K le Barrel SHOTGI’N I.OAN 8 1.50 Loan No. 4584 B TYPEWRITER (Portable) I.OAN 810.00 Loan No. 4588 B I nderwood TYPEW RITER LOAN $ 409 Loan No. 4604 K Single SHOT RIFLE LOAN SIOO l oan No 4749 B 22 REMINGTON HAMMERLESS LOAN $ 7.00 Above Items Do Not Cos on Sale Until Friday and Saturday , Jan . 2 6th and 27th , 1934, and Will Be Sold for the Amount Loaned Plus Charges. Watch for Our Pull Page Announcement in The Times Thurs.. Jan. 25. Lincoln Jewelry and Loan Cos. S. W. Cor. Washington St. and Capitol Ave. Come in and inspect our stock of unredeemed Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.

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Dr. Glenn Frank Agricultural alumni of Purdue university will hear Dr. Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, at a dinner meeting Thursday, in the Agricultural Engineering building. Dr. Frank is one of the speakers scheduled for the annual agricultural conference at the university w'hich opens today and continues through Friday. The Purdue Threshin’ Crew will provide music. Aw'ards will be given men who have gained honors in 1933 in various extension projects.

LIGHT RATE TO BE TOPIC Lively Subject to Feature Meeting of Rockville Association. Electric light rates in Indianapolis will be discused tonight at a meeting of the Rockville Road Civic Association at the Garden City school at 7:30.

THROAT RAW? FIVE minutes after you rub on soothing, w'arming Musterole, a raw, burning throat should feel much easier and free of irritation! Relief generally follows, if the application is continued once an hour for five hours. Musterole gets such marvelous results because it’s NOT just a salve. It’s a “counter-irritant”— easing, w’arming, stimulating and penetrat-ing-quick and helpful ,- n drawing out pain and infection. Used by millions for 25 years, Musterole is pure, clean, safe and easy to use. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. All druggists. In three strengths: Regular Strength, Children’s (mild), and Extra Strong. Radio: Tune in the “Voice of Experience,” Columbk* Network. See newspaper for time. .

Daring to talk about rates who wont to stay at Chicago's Drake Hotel ought to be told they can afford it The rates are no higher—in fact, they are actually lower than for comparable accommodation? elsewhere. Rooms at The Drake begin at $3.50 parlor suites at SIO.OO. Imagine thatl Drake CHICAGO

CWA APPROVES BUILDING OF 2 STATEAIRPORTS Improvement of Three Others Given 0. K. by Authorities. Establishment of two new airports in Indiana, at Culver and Rensselaer, and improvement of three others, Richmond, Madison and French Lick, were approved as projects by the state civil w’orks administration yesterday. Similar projects at Terre Haute, Portland, Bloomington, Michigan City, Lafayette and Muncie, previously had been approved. Men to be employed on the new' projects and estimated cost in wages and materials is Madison, forty-four men, $6,075; Culver, 119 men, $lB,269; Richmond, eighty-nine men. $12.651! Rensselaer, sixty-three men, $6,420; French Lick, 147 men, $19,990. The civil works administration approved a total of seventy-five new

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| projects at Its session yesterday. ! They will provide employment for 919 men and total estimated wages of $98,078. FRED H. MUELLER IS CHURCH BOARD HEAD Elected by University Park Christians; Others Named. Fred H. Mueller w'as elected chairman of the board of the University Park Christian church last night. i Other officers named w'ere Doyle Zaring. vice-chairman; Ray E. Har--1 ris, clerk; Mrs. F. R. Burckes, assistant clerk; Warren E. Cox. recording ' secretary; C. C. Grove, treasurer, and Harry Ice and Walter L. Shirley, chairmen of ushers. BRASS-LADEN TRUCK RAMMED BY TRAIN No One Is Injured in Crash at Belt Railroad. ' Nineteen thousand pounds of brass strew'ed the railroad tracks at Morris street and the Belt railroad early today as a large Globe Cartage company truck, operated by Oscar Burnett, 27, Markleville, was struck by a south bound freight train. No one was injured.

CENTRAL LABOR UNION ELECTS SMITHJ.EADER Veteran Official Is Named to Succeed ’ Post Held by Fo, Central Labor Union n tibers last night elected John E. Smith, president to succeed Robert Fox. who resigned to accept the post of conciliator for the federal labor department. The presidency has been held by Mr. Smith on ten occasions. He is a member of Stage Employes Union, Local 30. The union made preliminary plans for the President's birthday ball, to be held Jan. 30 in Tomlinson hall. Mr. Smith will serve as general chairman and Adolph J. Fritz as finance committee chairman.

| Parish Men to Attend Dinner I Men’s club of Our Lady of Lourdes parish will hold a dinner in the church auditorium at 6:30 Thurs-

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day. Officers will be installed folowing the dinner. Officers are Lawrence Paetz. president; Pau Wolf, vice-president; Nor-

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! bert O'Connor, secretary, and Anton Sochar, re-elected treasurer. The ! meeting will be in charge of out--1 going officers.