Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1934 — Page 2

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35 ARE NAMED TO PLAYGROUND POSITIONS HERE Park Board Announces New List of Instructors and Supervisors. The park board today announced appointment of thirty-two women to playground matron and instructor posts. Three supervisors also were named. The board yesterday named guards for municipal pools and beaches, and three male playground instructors. Today's appointees include: Supervisors—Robert Nipper, 3540 North Meridian street; Robert Goodwin, 4022 Rookwood avenue, and Clifford Courtney, 2867 North Talbot street. Matrons and Instructors —Cora Wilson, 2243 Dearborn street; Mary Collins, 2421 Brookside avenue; Martha Kelley, 2126 North New Jersey street; Catherine Schmid, 2962 Princeton place; Mayme Huffman. 2619 Indianapolis avenue; Hazel Winke Draper, 1130 West Twentyninth street; Maggie Payne, 317 West Twenty-first street; Ella Jones, 1022 Fayette street; Sarah Mack, 1023 North New Jersey street; Mabel Kimberlin, 916 Ewing street; Floedna Russell, 846 West Vermont street; Anna Anderson, 424 Blackford street; Jessie M. Firsich, 2343 South Meridian street; Mame Haddox. 623 Eddy street; Mary Daly, 410 West South street; Kate Welch, 1027 East Maryland street; Margaret Taylor, 1149 Vandeman street; Mayme Fitzgerald, 712 East Thirtythird street; Dorothy Quigley, 3202 Kenwood avenue; Mary Jane Shoup. 610 North Rural street; Irene Wiegand, 1222 Blame avenue; Mabel Herr, 50 North Sheridan avenue; Alice Jane Hessler, 4052 Central avenue; Wanetah Williams, 1112 Markwood avenue; Mary Early. 1903 North Talbot street; Jane r" Connor, 401 West Hampton drive; Ethel Crawford. 850 West Twenty-seventh street; Lucile Moore, 340 Prospect street; Ruth Agan, 1205 West Thir-ty-sixth street, Sarah Harris, 112 West St. Clair street; Miriam Forman, 39 East Thirty-third street, and Rosemary Ford. 5601 Central avenue.

L. S. AYRES & CO. effi' 367 Budget Shop DRESSES and jacket Suits Sensationally Reduced! We’re cutting these so drastically we don’t dare mention the former prices—They’re so high you wouldn’t believe us! Look on the tags for original prices! (40) Dresses and Jacket Dresses, now, $3.95 (200) Dresses and Jacket Dresses, now, $6.95 (50) Dresses and Jacket Dresses, now, SB.BO (27) Dresses and Jacket Dresses, now, $11.75 Plenty of Sheers!... Plenty of Light Prints! ... Plenty of Dark Prints!... Plenty of Cool, Dark City Colors! . . . Some Dinner and Evening Dresses! Sizes for Women and Misses —BUT Not in Every Style! AYRES’ BUDGET SHOP—THIRD FLOOR.

In Ayres’ Coat Shop on Third Floor SPRING SUITS LESS Than HALF Price! a gap ft Types ideal for travel and riext fall. Only 7in 1L Ull the group! Broken size assortment. U | " W ALSO (42J Coats and Suits, reduced to .. $10.90 (30) Coats and Suits, reduced to .. $13.90 (44) Coats and Suits, reduced to .. $18.90 Tweeds! Light weight wools! Flannels! Tailored, town and dressy types! Furred and unfurred styles! Sizes for women and misses, but not in every style. AYRES’ COAT SHOP—THIRD FLOOR.

STARS IN PLAY

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Warren H. McClain

Adventures of a professor of archeology and tw’o of his students form the plot for the play, Digging Up the Dirt,” irt which Warren H. McClain will play one of the leading roles, tonight at the First Baptist church. The play will be the season’s final production of the Rolyat players of the church. It is directed by William C. Thomas, and includes in the cast Dorothy Wilson. Paul Boxell, Robert Purvis, Frederick Johnson, Ralph Bryant, Mavilla Rainey, Dorothy Kimbrel, Marguerite Payne and Helen Stadler.

PICK HIRAM JOHNSON, DEMOCRATS ARE URGED Senator McAdoo Asks Voters to Back Progressive. By United Pres* LOS ANGELES, June 15.—Senator William Gibbs McAdoo today called on the voters of the Democratic party of California to nominate as their senatorial candidate Senator Hiram W. Johnson, Republican progressive. McAdoo also called for the nomination of George Creel, San Francisco, as Democratic candidate for Governor. Mrs. Insull Coming Back Home By l nited Press PARIS. June 15.—Mrs. Samuel Insull has booked third-class passage for the United States from Cherbourg July 11, it was understood today.

FINLAND ONLY NATION TO PAY DEBTTO U,S. $175,000,000 Installments Due; Twelve Others Default. By United Press WASHINGTON, June 15.—The lonliest man in the world today was the figurative teller stationed at the receiving window of the United States treasury collecting the approximately $175,000,000 installments due on war debts. Only Finland of the thirteen debtor governments came forward with anything more concrete than excuses and laments. The situation, however, caused the government no undue perturbation. It was felt that the United States had made plain its willingness to discuss debts with any creditor which so desired and had in fact presented a concrete suggestion in the payment-in-kind hint to Great Britain. Should Europe choose to ignore the debt issue, there was a disposition to let the foreign nations worry along as best they might. Those with a weather eye to the financial situation had a suspicion that the worrying would not be long delayed. Storm signals already are flying for another credit crisis in Germany with possible serious repercussions up and down the continent. Today Finland, as usual, instructed the National City Bank in New York, its fiscal agent, to transfer to the account of the federal treasury the full amount of its debt installment, $166,538. Ten other debtors including those owing the largest amounts, notified the state department they would pay nothing today, either on regular installments due, or on sums which are past due and in arrears. The remaining two, Yugoslavia and Lithuania, were expected to serve similar notices before nightfall.

Indianapolis Tomorrow

Alliance Francaise, luncheon, Washington, 1 p. m. Beta Theta Pi, luncheon, Board of Trade. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon, Columbia Club.

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