Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 85, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1934 — Page 9

AUG. 18, 1934.

SCOTLAND YARD FOR U. S. HELD IMPOSSIBLE' System Not Feasible in America. Cummings Tells Club. tty f n<r>d Pr.# SAN FRANCISCO Aug- 17—A police 'system similar to London s Scotland Yard is not feasible in the United Suites. Attorney-Gen-eral Homer Cummings said here yesterdav. 'The area of the United States is one thing that stands in the way of creating such an organization.” Mr. Cummings said in a perch before the Commonwealth Club. As an illustration he reviewed the kidnaping of Charles F Ursche!, millionaire Oklahoma oil man. 'Urschel was kidnaped m Oklahoma, held captive in a remote rural section of Texas. Tire ransom money was paid m Missouri, and a portion of it was exchanged in Minnesota Another portion of i‘ was hidden in Texas The guilty parties were located in Texas Colorado. Tennessee, Minne ota and Illinois. • The area of these seven slates is greater than that of Austria. Denmark, France. Germany. I'aiy, Ho.land, Switzerland. England. Scotland and Wales combined. The country covered in apprehending those guilty in the Urshel case is out of all comparison with the limited area of such a country as England.” JUNIOR W. C. T. U. INSTALLS OFFICERS l>eU Barthwaite. Kokomo. Assumes Office of President. fly t lili and Prrt MARION, Ind, Aug. 18— Leia Barthwaite. Kokomo, was installed yesterday as president of the Young People's branch of the Indiana W. C. T U • at the close of the annual conference here. Other new officers are Glen Allen, Rloomington. vice-president; Virginia Barnard, Bloomington, corresponding secretary; Paul Williamson Andrrson, recording secretary, and Kathryn Smith. New Palestine. treasurer. nor 111 SIDE l a 88wd TALBOTT vr '•REGISTERED NURSE" ••DOUBLE DOOR I r ; .lre—ir 1 ***'£ "t*..' ,r ‘ "CATHERINE THE GREAT I -Miirrl Hrtl.-I 'T■•HOLLYWOOD PARTI Itttwwta •! SMS R| T lniihl<* IValwt* I I L Tim MrLojr -\ MAN'S GAME" "HAROLD TEEN" r.,in |lnuMr B>tnr M. L O.iklr “SHOOT THE WORKS | ,r*r,-lnn Itlnn.lrll "he was HER MAN ”~ ~.. , Bad a* 5S* UPTOWN i";:::;-, “NO GREATER GLORY" ••FOG OVER FRISCO" .iin tlniililr KiM>r •TIIE MERRY FRINKS Marinn la*ie%-€iry ( nnnrr • OPEATOH THIRTEEN" - XSSI Wtl— B 8 DP C A KA llmihlr FVatiir. l\ L r\ ▼! m. rofii •THE THIN MAN" "THE WITCHING HOUR" Inn. M irt irri Slliin.nfl*u M.ißlini'^ry "LITTLE MAN WHAT NOW" . | I*t I, in.l I <•!• C<Stratford .'.Tir • Till RIG SHAKEDOWN" •MAN TRAILER ' Ih.iililr F r:l -i.lnrr "THIRTY-DAY PRINCESS’ Rlrh.'il sting \RI I n..i.u i Him. MECCA :r:" “SHE MADE HER BED” "FARGO EXPRESS" Ml, IlnnMr —l.incrr K*rr •FINISHING SCHOOL' Sirnrrr Trr -l-.rk .... •T.OOKIN'G FOR TROI RIF * ll\ln..i it S*th r APv K InnMr Feat are Vj/"\ IN IN I In Olio Kriisrr •THE CRIME DOCTOR” "HEARTSONG” Pott Mr IVoinrr —■•• Rf ' THE TRUMPET BLOWS flirr Brook "WHERE SINNERS >ll IT Mtk 2 \nrtbr*llcl RP V pMr Frntnrr L A spmrrr Trr> "NOW I'LL TELL” HONOR OF TIIF. RANGE” bnn phlr Frol nrr—H-rb,r Manwyrk “GAMBLING LAD\ Pol or r. Prl Rl-l.rr -keying down to Rio CT AID Ponhlr Frtlnr, JI , V-LAN lIN k.|m> panirU -REGISTERED NURSE" “THE MORNING AFTER” sun Ponhlr l>ilnrr —•' K>l>hr "THF. MERRY' FINKS Marcarrl *nllln •TTTTI F MAN WHAT NOW I \S I SIOF STRAND ' •NO GF.ATER GLORY” -ITPER WORLD" & un Ponhlr Frtlnrr-fcrj. *d Vlf" M\NY HAPPY RETIRNS (h> Frrrll-lm*rt Guvnor “CHANGE OF HEART" _ ' ii Prnrborii ul tPh RIV OLI v:::~ "THE PARTY’S OVER" -FIGHTING RANGER" •■n. J*rk Onklr-Bm Brrnir “SHOOT THE WORKS” j-, t C. Wank. Bt. V NLi Ponhlr Fmtnr* V I I N VJ Richard Di* "STING AREE “Moat Precious Thing in Life” Son. Ponhlr Fmturr—limmir Glrn.on "Murder On the Blackboard" W’m. Fnwrll-Mvrna I.ny •THE THIN MAN" - " - 1 I MM k.Mtk at. FMERSON irm,arr 1 K„h.rd Bnrihrlmr., “MODERN HERO” -FIGHTING RANGER" vst. Ponhlr Fratnrr lol,n Bole* “WILD GOLD" Kav Inti ii-Hirrra W IUIMa - DR. MONIC A”

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In City Churches Sunday

llillsirtr Christian Th<- R<\. Hrrbrrt .1 Wilson pastor Mornine -hrmr "What \v<’ Mran hv God", night Judging Christian Character. srrand i untrlical Tile Rev. F C Warknitr pastor 930 a. m.. unified theme. Rewards." • Fast rarh B E. The Re- R A Ulnev. pastor Morning theme. Divine Ownership n;gh' I Relieve in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ " Immanuel Reformed The Re\. Herbert f Wecitm leller. pastor. In the morning a' 19. Dr Edward Haines Kistier will speak on “Most Especially." Irvington VI. F. The Rev. Guv O. CaiPrn'r- pastor Morning theme. "The rom. e ol God . at 7 p. m . tomorrow nigh’ thr vesper service will be joined with the Envvor'h Leacue Dr Carpenter "ill peak on Stand Upon Thy Feet." EAST SIDE • —I IB K.. loth !*. Hamilton "LITTLE MAN TV HAT NOW" “CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY" bun. liotilile I e.ilurr —llnl I.eKnjr "HAROLD TEEN” spencer Trues-Helen Twelvetrpew "NOW I'LL TELL" New Jrr. at F. Wash. Paramount 'tr;:;THE LINE UP” "CIRCLE CANYON" >un. linnlile Feature—Sylvia >itlney •THIRTY-DAY PRINCESS” Tim Met or “HELL BENT FOR LOVE" ,-s a -7/ .r. ~297r K. lOth St. PA K h F K Double Feature ' •' I' •' “*N (arete Lombard "WHITE WOMAN" “MELODY IN SPRING" “GAMBLING LADY" •loan M.irsh-tV. C. Fields “YOU’RE TELLING ME" 77 w 7 sTsV is. WaaUagtsD n Y Y Double Feature v A I Frank Buek'a "BRING ’EM BACK ALIVE" “LIFE IN THE RAW" silo. I title. Feature Katharine Hepburn "MORNING GLORY" -S. O. S. ICEBERG” .a | ISM Roosevelt Hollywood "‘TI: mT" "AS THE EARTH TURNS" “WHEELS OF DESTINY" **n linn l!< —Z:i*n Pitt "THREE ON A HONEYMOON" .lumft. f acn^v “JIMMIE THE GENT" SOI Til SIDE Fountain Square Itnuhle Feature fat Patterson "CALL IT LI CK "BEYOND THE LAW" Sun. Double Feature —Lew \vres "SHE LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN” K ii I’rjiiicin-Warrfn illium DR MONK A r a k irvrnr i,ml SANDERS "THE WHIRLPOOL" “HONOR OF THE RANGE” sun. Double | eatttre —Richard Arlen "LOME ON MARINES” .lark Oakie-Spenrer Trary “LOOKING FOR TROUBLE" ~~ , ■ IMS V Meridian Oriental "NO GREATER GLORY" “LAND OF MISSING MEN" *un. Double Feature —II il Leßnjr "HAROLD TEEN" I has. Farrell-Janet i.rjnnr "CHANGE OF HEART" e-v a. Prnsp at l hurrhman A VA I IjM Double Feature v r ' L 'v/l Ralph Bellamy "CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY” “A MANS GAME" sun. .loan ( raw ford-Franrhot Tone “SADIE M’KEE” l IFI9S Meridian KOCKPVP t Double Featnre .lames Dnnn “HOLD THAT GIRL” •BOSS COWBOY" Sun. Double Feature—Anna S(en "NANA" Ken VFiv naril “GUN JUSTICE" WEST SIDE ~ BELMONT W £^>e"re^LTe" n ' ULL MVI ' Marian Nixon "WE RE RICH AGAIN” "THE THRILL HUNTER" Sun. Double Feature—shlrlev Temple "BABY TAKE A BOW IV m. Powell-Mrrna Lot "THE THIN MAN S_' '. T r 'I St. A I r Double feature Ii w Richard Vlrn “COME ON MARINES" “RAWHIDE ROMANCE” Snn Double Feature— Lew Vyre* "She Learned About Sailors" IV. C. Field. "SLY OF A KIND”

Centenary Christian —The Rev. Paul W Eridingfielri. pastor. At 8.15 a m. tomorrow the Rev. Wales Smith will speak, at 10 30 a m. and at 7:45 p. m., the Rev. William H. Allen will speak. Carrollton Avenue Reformed —The Rev. R G Homrighausen. pastor Tomorrow morning at 10.30 Dr Ernest N. Evans of the Church Federation will speak. Fdgrwood M. E. The Rev. M O. Robbins. pastor. Morning theme. "The Name of the Lord : night. ’The Superstition Memorial Raptist—The Rev George S. Kimsrv, pastor. Morning, a special sen - i ice for voting people "ill he hejo; night. { a union service will be held at the Speedway Boulevard M. E. First Moravian Episcopal The Rev. Donald Conrad, pastor. Morning, in the absence of the pastor the Rev. George C. Westphal will preach . Second Moravian Episcopal The Rev. George C Westnhal. pastor. 9.30 a. m.. unified service and church school; i 4o p m . the pastor will speak on "The Potter and the Claw” River Avenue Baptist- The Rev. George D Billeiscn. pastor. Morning theme. "True Worship , night. "Indifference. Merritt Place M. E.—The Rev. M H. Reynolds pastor. Morning theme. "Steps ! in the Christian Life": night, the past' • will conduct an evangelistic service. E'ountain Street M. E. —The Rev, Charges A. McCullough, pastor. Morning theme. •God Our Keeper"; night, "Riches and Poverty of Christ." Advent Episcopal—The Rev. George S. Southworth. rector; 9 a. m., Hoiv communion and sermon by the rector. Church of Christ Mission (2621 West Washington street i —At both the morning and evening services tomorrow' c. o Barr will speak. On Wednesday night at 7:30 the Bible study class will meet. Central Avenue M. E.—Dr. Charles Drake Skinner, pastor Morning theme. A Man Who Has Adjusted His Life . night, Edward F. Kepner will speak on • Playing the Game." St. Georges' Protestant Episcopal—The Rev. Francis Tetu. vicar. 8 a. m.. Holy Communion: 9 a. m.. church school, 10 a. m . Holy Communion and sermon. Meridian Heights Presbyterian—The Rev. .Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. At the uniI fled service at 9:30 a. m. the Rev. E. P. I Day of Brownsville. Tex., will speak Grarr M. E. The Rev B Brooks Shape, pastor. Morning theme. Wonderful Words iof Life": night, union service will be held at the Linwood Christian. Englewood Christian -The Rev. O. A. Trinkle. pastor Morning sermon at 9.J0, Amos Denounces Self-Indulgence. Third Christian (Christian Men Builders i Merle Sidener. leader. The Rev. K. E Thorne. Peru, will speak on SpirituaiI ized Advertising." Missionary Tabernacle The Rev. Otto | H Nater pastor. The Rev. Arnos Pearl son will speak at 10.30 on "Progress in Christian Experience", the Rev. M. c. Rcinner will speak at 230 on Our Interest tn the Kingdom • at 7.30. Twice Born Men. by the Rev. Frank YoungI man. Broadway Raptist -The Rev R. M Dodrill. pastor Morning theme. Indifferent Christians : night. The Great est Thing I Know." University Park Christian —The Rev. lames h Tilslev. pastor. Unified service at 9 30. Ed jockson will speak on 'Amos Denounces Self-Indulgence. Christ Church. Episcopal—The Rev E. Ainger Powell, rector. Holy communion at a morning prayer and sermon at | 10:45. Churches of Christ. Scientist— Soul" will be the subject of the lesson sermon in all churches Sundav. North M. E.—The Rev W W Wiant pastor. Morning theme The Rule _ol L.fe. ' Epworth Leagues at 6:30 and 7. United Spiritualist- -The Rev. ames 1 Knox will speak on The Two Covenants at 8 p. m. at 246 North Hamilton avenue. First Friend*—There will be no services this week on account of painting and repairing bfing done* to the church building. Rohrrt* Tark M E.—Thr Rev. William E Bell, pastor. Mornng theme. Esther, delivered bv Dr. George M. Smith, nig - service in charge of young people, theme. Saints and Sinners." by Miss Venice Grant. First Evangelical The Rev. R H Mueller pastor. 10.40 a. m.. the Rev. Herbert Ebeihard! will speak All Saints' Cathedral. Episcopal—Rt. Rev J. M Francis, bishop. 730 a. m . Hoiv Communion. II a. m morning pray- . er and sermon. St. Matthew’s Episcopal—The Rev. Wi - Lam Burrows, archdeacon 930 a. m.. morning prayer and sermon. Broadway Evangelical—The Rev. George S Loner, pastor. 930 a. m. theme. Singleness of Purpose First Preshvterian —Dr George Arthur F-ar'r pastor. 945 a m church school, fn a m '.he Rev S Edward Henry will : preach. Brthanv Christian—The Rev James Shocklev pastor The morning service will be held at 10 o clock. Fairview Presbyterian—The Rev Virgil Id Ragan, pastor. Morning Miss Mar.ha Benre-'. dt-rclor of Christian Education , of the church, will speak. M Matthew Lutheran—The Rev. L C E tackier pastor Morning their. "Those Tha' Are God's Hear and See God * Truth” Tuesday night the Wiping Workers, will meet Enitv Truth Center- Louise E 1 Snow will speak on ' Faith” tomorrow j morning. Volunteers of America —Tomorrow night a' 7 30 Colonel Earle F. Hues will speak !on "Without Price Fifty-First Street M. E.—The Rev Wil- ’ our D Grose pas'or. Morning theme Exploring Religion ‘ McCormicks to Hold Reunion The annual reunion of the McCormick family will be held Sunday. Aug. 26. in Brooksirie park. President Paul McCormick announced today. v

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BUSINESS' NEWS FOR THE WEEK

FIN RADIATION 1 IS FEATURED IN VICTORFURNACE Efficient Heating Unit Has Been Manufactured Here 43 Years. . Warm-air heating rather than hot-air heating characterizes the heating systems installed accord- j ing to the standard code which is used by the Hall-Neal Furnace j Company. Air temperatures of only j 135 degrees at the warm-air registers are common in these well- I planned systems. Best heating re- j suits depend on the movement of the maximum quantity of air through the heating system. The efficiency of the furnace depends on the amount of heating surface presented for contact with the air. Patented fin radiation found only on the Victor Deluxe furnace insures greater heating efficiency because of the greater amount of hot metal to radiate heat. Greatly increased air circulation is also caused j by the fin radiation because of the i correspondingly increased air ve- | locitv. Too much can not be said about the merits of fin radiation in heating systems which uses the ; same principle which has made it possible for the airplane to reach its present high efficiency. The Victor warm air heating system is particularly adapted to humidification of the air. The means of evaporating water is part of the furnace and ! there is no extra expense for its installation. Humidity and temperature are so closely related to comfort that direct humidification is a valuable feature. The Victor furnace has been manufactured continuously in Indianapolis for forty-three years and has built an enviable record for clean, healthful heating and fuel economy. ; The company specializes in the i cleaning and repairing of all make | furnaces, and they invite you to j visit the salesroom and factory at 1324 North Capitol avenue, where • Victor furnaces are on display. LARGE STOCK CARRIED BY MARION PAINT CO. Firm Makes Specialty of Supplies for Painters. The Marion Paint Company. 336 I South Meridian street, besides being | stocked with many brands of re- j liable paints, has on hand at all \ times a large supply of paper hang- j ers’ tools, including paste brushes, wall paper trimmers and other necessary supplies. During the summer season the ! company has specialized in the sale of four-hour-drying enamels, thus ! avoiding the y annoyance of clothes sticking to efiair backs and seats. For house exteriors the company sells roof stains, creosote for shingles, and wall paint. For home interiors a complete line of paints is available. MODERN METHODS USED IN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR Latest Machinery in Off Shop for Straightening Work. An Indianapolis pioneer in the auto repair business is C. Off & Cos., 107 East North street. The company shop is equipped with the most modern machinery for straightening and aligning frames and axles. Scientifically constructed. the machines insure absolute accuracy. Besides wheel alignment, services : of the company include body and fender work, expert repainting and matching and installation of win- j dow and door glass. Clean Walls First Grease and dirt on walls or other surfaces to be painted prevent the j new coats from adhering properly.! | Such surfaces should be thoroughly cleaned with soap and water to which a little ammonia has been j added.

Ask for SCOTT COUNTY BRAND TOMATO JUICE tGet in the habit of serving Scott County Tomato Juice. This rich juice made from the choicest homegrown tomatoes is high in vitamin content and is an invigorating and pleasing drink on any menu. Order From Your Grocer MORGAN PACKING CO. AUSTIN, IND.

Air Conditioned; Search the dictionary and you will not find two words that will make your office, store or place of business more appealing to your clients or customers on these long hot days. And vow there's no need to go through another summer of discomfort from heat and humidity. YOUR AIR CONDITIONING DEALER NOW Our engineering staff on Air Conditioning will be glad to help you plan your air conditioning problems. Indianapolis Power & Light Cos.

DEPRESSION IS UNKNOWN IN AUSTIN (IND.) CAN FACTORY

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Here is one place where the depression is unknown. Shown above is the new, modern plant of the American Can Company, at Austin. Ind.. made necessary by the increasing demand for cans by the Morgan Packing Company. With construction nearing completion. this plant will house the machinery for the making of cans used by the canning company, of which Ivan C. Morgan is president. I Situated to the west of the

SUGGESTS COAL PURCHASE NOW Monument Firm Official Cites Lower Price and Better Service. Well supplied with modern, up-to-date equipment the Monument Coal Company, 701 East Washington street, is able to handle any size order without delay. The company has a fleet of twelve dump trucks of large capacity, manned by efficient operators who use balloon-tired wheelbarrows. By using electric loaders, an order for a truck load of coal is on its way two minutes after it has been received. This has led to the slogan of the company, "A phone call starts a truck.” The suggestion is made by Richard W. Tubbs, company official, that coal should be bought now. Lower price and better service is obtainable now than will be the case in the winter rush. This company recently contracted to fill the coal needs of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills.

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“Rheumatism? “ “Don’t Make Me Laugh!’* I haven’t had an ache in that joint for six months —and believe me, I’m not taking chances on getting down again. Not so long as I can get Crazy Water Crystals! A BIG glass every morning my, how good vou feel! Trv it—for at least a month. Get them from Crazy Crystals Cos. 142 N. Penn. St. Phone Riley 4818 Call Western Union Free Delivery Anytime.

packing company's plants and directly connected with one of them the building of the can factory thus assures quick delivery of the finished product. To be set up on the completion of the plant are machines forming twelve long lines, turning out thousands of cans hourly. Electrically operated conveyors will carry the cans into the packing company's floors. However, most of the cans rest there only a short time, as the

TOMPKINS ICE CREAM SOLD IN 35 FLAVORS Ices and Sherbets Now Are Featured by Company. Lovers of ice cream are having their wish for nearly any flavor filled by the Tompkins Ice Cream Company, with offices at 2929 Northwestern avenue. They are makers of thirty-five flavors of ice cream, and are able to supply twent yof these at any to supply twenty of these at any Indianapolis, and nine others in Indiana. At present, the company is making a feature of ices and sherbets, with malted milk and rumbisque flavors gaining in the public favor. Remove Under Coats Underlying coats of paint should be removed at intervals when foundations are being prepared for new finishes. The practice of piling a number of coats one on top of the other, it has been found, will in time cause paint coats to become so heavy they will break down of their own weight.

SOME RADIATORS lIS for replacement. rAfll/M Yina r ante e(1 aiie- I / xV-/I'l El I quale cooling. iRADIATORI I'riees no higher I COMPANY I than others . har S e ILARGESTr.BEST! skimped radia- |M|DDIF_ WEST| Open till 12:00 nightly except Sunday ACME RADIATOR CO.. Inc. 623 N. Illinois St. KI-1466

THE SALVATION ARMY feels that your generous response to the Community Fund appeal last fall has made it possible to give one thousand mothei’s and children a week’s vacation at their Fresh Air Camp.

VACUUM | ALL 1 FFRNACB CLEANING) MAKES (REPAIRING Air Conditioners - Heat Regulators —Lincoln 4576 Healthfnl f'* [il 1111 111 I Heatinß LB J Hall-Neal Furnace Cos. I 1332-32 N‘. Capitol Are. V. *

TOMPKINS ICE CREAM CO. Try The Famous Double Dip Cones 5c

Ask Your Dealer for SELF-OPENING SEALSKIN Bathroom Tissue

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i packing company is operating I twenty-four hours daily, employ- | ing three shifts. The Morgan Packing Company is showing rapid growth, last year having a pay roll increase of 40 per cent and this year a 50 per cent pay roll increase. In the immediate foreground the Morgan Packing Company’s new warehouse for the storing of cans for factories at Brownstown, Columbus. Edinburg and Franklin is shown.

BASS PHOTO COMPANY OFFERS UNIQUE SERVICE Firm Ready in Take Pictures, Davor Night. Located at 308 South New Jersey street, the Bass Photo Company is equipped to take any type photograph, at any time of the night or day, with exterior or interior work holding no terrors for the corps of experienced photographers. Reproduced elsewhere on this page is an example of their work, illustrating the old Chinese proverb. "One picture is worth ten thousand words."

There's As Much Difference between the old style ICE BOX and POLAR'S MODERN REFRIGERATOR as thiere is between the horse and buggy and a modern automobile. Foods kept in a POLAR WASHED AIR REFRIGERATOR retain all their original flavor and freshness. Visit our showroom, 20th and Northwestern Ave. Our salesmen will call for you and return you to your home. POLAR ICE and FUEL CO. Phone TA Ibott 0689

rAND, GEORGE, BELIEVE IT OR NotC\ INDIANAPOLIS HAS THF LARGEST X TRACKLESS TROLLEY CAR SYSTEM , \ IN THE COUNTRY I _l| .

The World’s Greatest Stoker SrHWITZER-CUMMINS CO. INDIANAPOLIS

ST T Y"% O 1 STEAMSHIP TICKETS X 9 I J LETTERS OF CREDIT Jim. k/ FOREIGN EXCHANGE Richard A. Kurtz, Foreign Dept. TRAVELERS CHECKS eWfROST^ 120 East Market St. R 1 ley 5341

OLD RELIABLE HOUSE PAINT 100% PURE A Pure Lead. Zinc and Linseed Oil Product. “Direct from Manufacturer to Consumer.” Estimate and Prices Given Without Obligation. MARION PAINT CO. 366 South Meridian Street

Defective Steering Is Dangerous Does Your Car Shimmy, Wander, or Steer Hard? Such Defect s Are Easily Corrected Without Much Expense INDIANA CARBURETOR AND BRAKE SERVICE 325 N. Delaware St. LI. 1876

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COUNTY BOASTS MODERN BATH TISSUE PLANT White River Paper Mill Output Sold Widely in Indiana. That Indianapolis possesses one of the most modern bathroom tissue factories in the United States is a fact that is not known to the average man in the street. That this plant—the White River Paper Mills —is also the only bathroom tissue factory in Marion county is likewise not- generally known. This factory is known as the White River Paper Mills and its principal products are Sealskin, Lambkin and So-Soft bathroom tissue. Its Sealskin brand is the most widely sold toilet tissue in the state of Indiana. This is the brand which introduced to the housekeepers of America what is known as the only improvement made in bathroom tissue in the last twenty-five years. This improvement is a self-open-ing tab which does away entirely with the need to use paste in finishing the roll. One pull on the patented Sealskin tab and the tissue is unwrapped. Other Sealskin features which for years have been stressed by the makers are its purity and softjiess. Paint Resists Stains Manufacturers are now producing paint- products which resist iodine stains, wagon grease and bacon smoke, all of which wash off without the use of scouring powder. A w ide variety of attractive colors and finishes are available for kitchen, bathroom and other surfaces subjected to hard wear or unusual conditions.

A COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE • Motor and chassis repairs • Electrical service. • Body and fender repair*. • Duco and painting. • Top and upholstery work. • Auto laundry • Lubrication. • 24-Hour service DON HERR COMPANY 120 Kentucky Are. RI. 2484

Bass Photo Cos. Commercial Photographer* RI. 7747 Views Groups Interiors Enlargements Advertising Lantern Slides C. C. BRANSON. Mgr. Res.. Hl’mboldt 2*20