Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1934 — Page 24

PAGE 24

LIBERALS URGE ROOSEVELT TO FIGHTFOR NRA New Deal Endangered by Forces of Reaction, • Group Says. By Times Special WASHINGTON, May 24.—Two . hundred members of the liberal professions—editors, lawyers, educators, ministers, doctors, and social workers, civic and industrial experts today associated themselves with a statement to the President, put before Mr. Roosevelt at the White House by a drafting committee, which set forth an “Acid Test of the New Deal.’’ Charging that "forces of inertia, reaction and selfish rapacity” are warping and weakening the NRA, the statement, which will appear in The Nation of May 30, formulates a series of immediate issues at stake and calls for an "aggressive counterthrust by the administration that will restore confidence among the people.” • In presenting his committee to the President, the chairman, Oswald Garrison Villard, contributing editor of The Nation, stated that the group had asked for the interview because of their “great feeling of anxiety over certain recent tendencies in the administration of the NRA.” Mr. Villard pointed out that “the increase of purchasing power is not being attained, actually real wages are in many cases lower under the NRA than before . . . the failure to develop an efficient enforcement machinery is so grave that many of the the warmest friends of NRA fear that, like the prohibition amendment, it will perish through wholesale disregard . . . We believe that the New Deal is in its gravest crises. We have come to ask you to strike and strike hard for its ideals.” POETRY PROGRAM IS SET Emerson Studio Members Will Observe National Week VThe Emerson Studio. 909 East Eleventh street, will observe national poetry week with a program at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Alice F. Emerson, director, will spik on poetry and students will give readings.

“•tr*" 1 RLUE POINT'S ] Madison Ave. S&*r mm mm m ill E mm Madison Ave. IDKQRATDNj^y Auto ONLY Thermic Jugs this Guarantee ™&. y JLr4?=: a rilßhlFA IIAII T/i ninr A ft| ENA6LWainDt ON SSEBIf fbf ® \. Luggage Carriers 1 Guaranteed Grease Job.. 50c Dm r-, aUA Guaranteed Car Wash .. 75 MiyjjyßlPl 1L ]L Jc" 0H) -4 )A<ogg|/( Battery Recharge. 8 and“ Isc 75c | Simonizing Top Dressing . and $3.50! FOR LESS THAN l\ CENTS “HrdOc Duco No. 7 Dry Polish $2.50 able and strong. 111 Including- Wash, Metal rnlis.li and Top Dress A DAY PER THOROBREDS |lJilfl|H SEAT COVERS “DYNOSAUR” i~OWEST tube T ANARUS: Wmu slipcovers A °wr e PRICES IN TOWN For All Cars HOLDERS MOTOR OIL PAY AS YOU RIDE! OA s ' dan " ai ■ QQ^ Payments as Low as 50c Weekly! oyC $ J -79 c 4lfft | oil? CRANKCASE GREASING > H Peep Peep Auto Horns 59c ernvirr ( r r > nods Au *° Awnings Ed., 29c SERVICE. ft on Sportiw — H Feodor Guides Pair, 49c High Quality Motor oi is_ I .. * 3C pi Fender Guards Pair 20r I Tennis Bails • 26c H Chrome Bumper Guards Pair, 69c Pennzoil •• • Quakes? State •.. I indoor Baseoa _ • 9H $12.50 Auto Trunks Blank Enam 1 $4.95 Veedol .. . Mobiloil •. . and I official L ®* gu ... ma Gear shift Knobs 14c Conoco Germ Processed M I Fielders’ Glove* • • $1.95 SI; Fan Belts for All Cars ... 19c Up L /i* ■ bw # * .IVshoes ??? ■! Floor Mats for All Cars ...55c Up Polishing Cloth . . Km J;i/i7n h ■ ■ I9c ar I pitching Ho “ . H Rear View Mirrors ... 29c Up 7Sc Auto Top Finish me. I9c GOLF ■ Buss Barton $2.69 Radiator Cleaner and 60c Can Road Tar Remover. 29c SETS H HamW* n 50 *|l Solder 19c Up 1-Lb. Can Cup & Gun Grease . . 12c bag-, ebrome plated ■ .22 Shorts. putter M I 75C BOd* POllSk Pint fan 29c Auto Washing Soap 9c val& ■ Bali*B , ri n 6 ft ® omp , e te wuh . ,39c | Simoniz Cleaner and 35c Spoke Brushes . e.lßc —— H Flashlights Ea 5c 1 Polisher 75c 50c Fender Brushes . .. Each, only 26c Golf Balls ■ Flashllgjjl.Sf— ! - = = TTT 6 fnr ■ cmHING I guaranteed House Lamp Bulbs 15 25 40 ard 60 Watt 4 for 25c mowers Eawn Sprinklers .. . Large Spray . . Low as .. . 59c BP Lawn Hose Nozzles ■ • " >M Ma,,< * -• • as •• • 25c ll!g||ll Radio Tubes c ;??rmZ- M Days ~ 226, 227, 245, 580, Ea., 39c PAINT Wsßli pi SIE POINT GARDEN v , Inside and Outside I i\ IhS9 Im Hbl I HI JfSSS. *ys£rA#! AO . Af Corner Delaware & Madison Ave. PLV J .45 '’attleshin gray, light Fl Q : • lT3t Phone Drexel 5678 or 7955 ow> l^?J*f oHlT oJm Open Daily and Sunday 6A. M„ till 1 0:30 P. M.

CRITICISES DARROW

John F. Sinclair, who resigned from the national recovery review board headed by Clarence Darrow because he objected to the “superficial” manner in which the board conducted its inquiry, gave further light into his dissension when (as shown here in his New York office) he accused Darrow of “partisan special pleading” and charged the board's material was “based wholly on pee-wee information.”

HEADACHE? xf&rfle,, EYE STRAIN % WILL CAUSE Many i W°m* jf 1 PHYSICAL AND f1 JP SflpfL'' NERVOUS ILLS *§ |f. JV A timely eve test can save you much worry and expense. If you have a Jsp suspicion that your eyes are not , exactly right have them examined '. \ at once. . . \ . DR. F. T. LEE , # in Charge w THE FAIR OPTICAL 311-325 W. Washington

CITY MAN NEW MASONOFFIGER Retiring Grand Master Is Elected to Trustee Post at State Meeting. William H. Swintz, Indianapolis, was re-elected grand secretary of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Indiana at the closing sessions of the annual state meeting yesterday in Masonic Temple. Frnk G. Laird, retiring grand master, and Charles C. La Follette of Thorntown, were elected trustees. Appointive officers named included William H. Morrison, Indianapolis, senior grand deacon, and John R. Hunter, Terre Haute, junior grand deacon. Harry Yeo, Muncie, was advanced to grand master. Installation of officers closed the convention.

-Prockictj 16th St. Between Capitol and Illinois

IWUIAikAPULit,

-6 CITY STUDENTS IN EVANSTON GRADUATION Northwestern University Degrees to Be Given June 16. Six Indianapolis students are candidates for degrees from Northwestern university at the annual com-

Quality Dentistry At Prices You Can Afford to Pay Price the only difference in our dentistry and the very best that you can buy. We give you a written guarantee. And remember if our dentistry does not make good, we will. Prices are going up DElltfll (EIVICE XR9V Service of GOLD CROWNS lOW AS Xmojr all TEETH* and A Most Reasonable Price in City BRIDGE WORK ' W Extra Heavy Crownss£* 50 Made to Last a Lifetime \^== Genuine Natural Gum or <f*or ■i. Hecolite Plate with extracting L 0 Try to Beat This Painless Extracting CH Price and Quality 3U* $ gas r-jmm structed to withstand hard Ow Own i^ and beautiful teet h. Fitted Under Dr. | HI Jp to lift your sagging cheeks Hanning's }

mencement exercises to be held in Dyche stadium, June 16. They are Russell C. Artist, master of science; William E. Bossart, bachelor of science in commerce; Emily I. Dorgan, 5140 Washington boulevard, bachelor of arts; Maurice M. Feuerlicht Jr.. 3034 Washington boulevard, juris doctor; Emily Schu-

bach, 5334 Hill street, bachelor of arts; Fred T. Vedder, 1640 North Delaware street, bachelor of science in commerce.

Bid doinds , , Opening Week/ 11 BE THERE/ WORLDS FAIR™™ MAY 26 TO OCTOBER SI sgmgm PA ROUND TRIP J)l| FROM INDIANAPOLIS ■ Go any day— Return in 15 days. Pullman or Coaches —Pullman fares reduced. Ask about planned, carefree, all-expense. tours to the World’s Fair. Reasonably priced hotel accommodations arranged. Phono Riley 9331 f " 1,1 ~ Just Received—Another Shipment of Unredeemed Men's Spring SUITS # S^so w\ mttm merges. firay*. Browns. Tweeds. In hll Myles, colors w nnf * si res. While 'H New Summer Suits I fTI Ml M l it I Men's Seersucker. I | !ik\ \ \ I I I Crash and Linen I 111 111 Kill 111 Suits. Sale price I llilllu!l s3 ;’ s | \\\ n st, . 95c IW CHICAGO wk) Jewelry Cos. U'y 203 K. Washington St. Opposite Courthouse SJjjff* ouTtffl JHOE sToEfii RtllAßi £ iHOES AT LOWEST PfttCl*§ NOW 25*1 E. Washington St. —3 STORES 100-111 S. Illinois St. jUse Your Credit \ For Fine Watches and Jewelry at | Windsor Jewelry Cos. (135 N. 111. St. Lyri ßM g heater j TODAY m Family Wash #l l /. A Per Pound /2U PROGRESS Soft Water Laundry Riley 7373

sitol SPECIAL — 2-Pc. Living Room Suite s 44^ This2-Piece i n *i* a,ia P o *' s Indian^,."workmen Indianapolis Made Merchandise Here is luxurious comfort—beauty of and esign and the best of workmanship all built into this suite—specially priced—and so easy to buy on our EXTRA EASY TERMS! wand cheaper &ft np Extra “ comfortably QC cooking with Easy upholstered - this wickless 71 Tenrn! attractive cov- -■ oil stove. W ers. W Extra Easy Terms The HUB FURNITURE CO. 414 EAST WASHINGTON ST. &2fJte£.2! Phoni Lincoln 3190

only in Norgfe do you get Rollator Refrigeration as Low as $1 Down ' Don’t let anyone tell von that Did you ever hear of a refrig“all refrigerator mechanisms erator mechanism, that after are about the same/’ Only running constantly, on factory Norge has the Rollator cold- test, for the emiivalent of 29 making mechanism. And the years in vour home, actually Rollator has vital, exclusive ~ses less current today than advantages found in no other when it was new? Did you ever mechanism ever built. hear of a mechanism w hich would freeze ice quickly in a Look at the Mechanism room temperature of'l2o°? T lei ... That’s what vou are sure of Look for beauty of cabinet getting when ' buv a N design and finish —convenience c . , T _ . foatnr..—sbalfcapacitv. YmiTt , .” ,ht . ,to man T tmi that Norge i, ccerrthicu. of . <2“™”“ •"? n 6 . • - , “ economv. And certainlv, dan t yon conld want in a modern 1.. v .. .• . , Ur . emy refrigerator till vou refrigerator. But beyond that know all ahouT Rolllook to the mechanism! ator Refrigeration. THE ROLLATOR— \ has tmJv three moving ' - \ Rk | HT| W* {0 ) IV U Kll L ,kt VT y TU&cZr Now Priced as Low as slls Come in and lei us demonstrate the many Norge advantages. Small down payments and terms to suit your convenience. OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS—7 TO 9:30 Also at Our FOUNTAIN SQUARE STORE, 1054 Virginia Avenue.

INSlDEANt^i^^in^ jmW Works smoothly. tSL rovers rvr nly I riclav and Em O'lirKly and rx>-i.|i tionally well, S-. 00 Paint Choice of a wide /t* glßj Blushes range of colors. Nk HR S Guaranteed Asbestos -rm a l $1 oo I fjm KOOK COATING WM ■ —— Si 50e Ter Gal.. 5 Gals, for . UR *MM) Inelnding a '.’-lb. SffiiSijS 1 $0 Can of Tlastie Cement. T a m o n s Reg. 51.75 Spar Varnish, gallon SI.OO rr i H e.' - ?W VV a!' Pa P pr Cleaner. 4 large fans 25c fiAuto Enamel. 4-hour drier, quart 50c y|is ARROW PAINT STORE ir187.9 N. ALABSMJ STREET PRFmHIP * FRED ROBINS. Algr.—Mail Orders Filled IRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY MILL BRING RESULTS.

MAY u, m