Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1934 — Page 5

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STANDARD MOVE 1 IS NRA EVASION, GOVERNOR HINTS Closing of 800 Oil Stations Attempt to ‘Chisel,* McNutt Asks. Chance for the Standard Oil Company to “chisel" on NRA and camouflage that acton by charging the closing of 800 filling stations to the Indiana chain store tax was pointed out today by Governor Paul V. McNutt. He put the matter in the form of a question and made no direct allegations that such is the case. “Isn’t it an attempt on the part of that company to violate the NRA by leasing stations, so that workers can remain at their posts as long as they choose?" he asked. Should the station be turned over to the employe on lease, he could continue to handle nothing but Standard products, pay a single store tax and work all hours without restriction, the Governor pointed out. This would mean a saving of 1110.000 in chain store taxes and perhaps $1,000,000 a year saving to the company in NRA wages and reduction in the number of employed, he declared. E P. Galbreath, Indiana manager for the Standard company, who announced the plan of closing 800 stations Feb. 1, refused to comment j on the Governor’s viewpoint. NINE QUIZZED IN STORE HOLDUP Shooting of Drug Clerk Is Probed; Women Are Under Arrest. Nine persons were arrested today on vagrancy charges for questioning in connection with an attempted holdup of the J. C. Meao pharmacy, 646 Massachusetts avenue. a week ago in which Herman j Hammer, 54. was shot in the leg when he resisted the bandit. Mr. Hammer drew an ice pick and stabbed at the bandit, who fled, fir- 1 ing once and wounding the employe. W.Anesses said a young woman climbed in a car and speeded away when the fight started. Those held were Wayne Estes, 34. and William Dewey, 32. of 810'£ i North Illinois street, apartment 17; Luke Blair. 24. of 109 West St. Clair! street, apartment 5; Sylvia O'Brien, 20. of 125 East Ninth street; Betty and Billy La Rue. Bonny Benapher. 22; Frank Thomas. 22. of 243 East Eleventh street, apartment 1, and l Alvin Lavelle, 26, of 830 North New Jersey street. EVANS WOOLLEN IS ART CLUB LEADER City Association Re-Elects Banker President. Evans Woollen has been re-elected president of the Art Association of | Indianapolis, it was announced to- j day following a meeting of direc- j tors. Other officers named were Mrs. ! Addison C. Harris, vice-president; I Mrs. James W. Fesler, secretary, and Oscar P. Wei bom, treasurer. Directors purchased a valuable Persian miniature and a water color sketch. "Twisted Pine," by Anna Hasselman.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as Stolen belong to: Hooster Cab Companv. 339 West Thir- ! tleth street, taxicab N*o 91. from Ft. Wayne avenue and Alabama streets. Jack Barnes. 151 East Tenth street. Chevrolet sedan. 1180949 .34. from Delaware and Washington streets. Louis Elkovitr. 1317 Union street. Chevrolet truck, from Wilkins and West streets. Roy Crowder. R R. 7. Box 17. Chevrolet coach, from New York and Pennsylvania streets. Robert Kuerst. 84 North Audubon road. Chevrolet sedan. 4-573 >341. from 229 North Pennsylvania street. Dinar Cripe. 110 North Rvan street. Essex sedan. 105-367 1 34: frfom Pearl and Blackford streets.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police i belond to: P Dailev, 1538 Dudley street. Ford ! coach, found In front of Sll7 Webb stre-t. Walter Lyons. 2010 North Meridian ■street. Ford coupe, found in front of j 8147 Kenwood avenue. W C Phillips. 1222 North Mount street, j Chrysler coupe, found at Gent and Speed- 1 wav avenues, stripped of two tires. George Karabell. 1402 North Alabama street. Butck coupe, found at Capitol avenue and Washington street. William Harris. 2707 Boulevard place. | Ford sedan, found m front of 317 West j Twenty-Brst street. Chuck Klein. R R 1. Carson avenue, i De Soto coupe, found at Michigan and St. Clatr stree*s. Ford coupe. 368-988 *34' no certificate of title, found In front or 1917 Prospect : street. 45-cahber automatic under seat in automobile Newspapers and crossword puzzles are the favorite mental diversions of air travelers. MUSTARD. CAMPHOR ENDS ACHES, PAINS Rhetuuatic pains, lumbago, sore feet, •tiff Deck, headache, toothache, bruises, sprains and swelling, are quickly re- 1 lie Ted by "Skoot Liniment," which con- j tain, mu,tard. camphor, menthol, oil i winfergreen, anti other penetrating ' • gent,. Skoot Liniment positively will ; not blister. It is not greasy, will not | discolor clothes and has pleasant odor, j Skoot Liniment Is guaranteed to end any pain in 19 minute, or money re- j funded. 35 cents at Hook’s. Haag's. I Walgreen'* and druggists everywhere. Advertisement.

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