Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 113, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1934 — Page 16

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KERN STRESSES ECONOMIES OF GOVERNMENT Thrift of Local Units Is Unparalleled. Says Mayor Nominee. The economy, thrift and frugality practiced by all local governmental units were stressed last night by .Superior Judge John W. Kern. Democratic nominee for mayor, in an address to the Fourteenth Ward Democratic club. 12<>0 West Morris street. "The people of this community, regardless of party." he said." are interested now and should continue to be interested in government expense reduction. "I challenge the opposition to cite any examples in the history of Indianapolis or of Marion county of greater reduction in public money spent, made bv one administration over the preceding administration, which will equal or approximate the actual savings made by the present Democratic city and county administrations as compared with the Republican administrations which preceded them." G. 0. P. Hears Coble The state administration was held responsible for heavy bucket shop losses to investors by Earl Coble. formerly with the state securities commission, in a Republican campaign talk last night. Speaking before the Third Ward Republican Club 2230 College avenue. Mr Coble declared that the present securities commission had been duly warned of bucket shop activity and failed to curb it. Club to Organize An organization meeting of the Young Democratic Club wull be held at 8 tonight at 950 North Alabama street The Eighth Ward Democratic Club will elect officers tomorrow night at the Alabama street address Two Senators Speak Sy 7 •* t S'prrinl MIAMI. Ind. Sept. 20—A demand for the return of what he termed "a renewal of faith in our traditional principles of representative government" was made here last night bv Senator Arthur R. Robinson. Republican nominee for re-elect ion. Senator Robinson and Senator L. j J. Dickerson. lowa, were headliners ! at a beef barbecue supper featuring I one of the largest Republican ral- j RING PERCH I Jut think of if lanrt frr.h rjutht Wl!n Kin* IVrrh Medium .IfM. Don't Miss mmm This Real Fish | Treat Lb | BASS "i,"• 15 C SALMON STEAKS ,b 29c LOBSTERS * a 39c POMPANO " 39c TURTLES S " a ' *" rs "• (5c I OYSTERS I J Fresh Si.indariU. | Willis Fish Cos. Mass. %vr. (First Min. k) FAMILY OHIO SHOE REPAIR 45-4: W. OHIO ST. AHManr

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mayor, in an address to the McKinley Club. "We have witnessed the present administration defaulting on debts, having them reduced to judgments and then paying them off with a bond issue, which becomes a lien on the future.” the Coffin candidate for mayor asserted. He declared that all current expenses should be paid out of current revenue. Roy Volstad. club president, introduced other city and county candidates.

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SPEEDWAY CITY SCHOOL OOARD HELD IN ERROR Lutz Ruling Favors Parents in Dispute on Pupil Transfer. A decisive point in the bitter dispute between the Speedway City school board and parents of grade school graduates in that cornmutiny was made today as Philip Lutz Jr., attorney-general, ruled the suburb's school board must permit pupils of high school age to be transferred to Indianapolis high schools. The ruling states that if there is no commissioned high school in a town the school authorities shall grant transfers to pupils to a commissioned school. Parents of several grade school graduates have organized a citizens school committee to fight the declaration of the school board that it would not permit transfers and that the pupils must attend the two-year uncommissioned high school at Speedway City. THE ITCH Prevalent in Indianapolis Go to Hook’s or any good drug store and get a bottle of Gates Sanative Wash. Guaranteed to stop the embarrassment and discomfort of itch. 60c large bottle.—Advertisement. “CREAM OF QUALITY” For the little informal parties the “Cream of Quality" Is always an added pleasure. Once tried—always liked. Furnas Ice Cream 16th St. Between Capitol and Illinois 26-MONTHS TO PAY! Chicago Jewelry Cos. 203 E. Washington. LI-8603. Opposite Courthouse. Est. 40 Years.

Astors Exchange Smiles; Society Lifts Eyebrows Is the Providence Tiff Over? ‘The Public Be Damned.’ Hints John Jacob 111 in New York. By Vnitr4 /Vr** NEW YORK. Sept. 20,—The smiles which John Jacob Astor 111 and his wife, the former Ellen Tuck French, exchanged during the wedding of Miss Joan Blake and Henry Harjes, were the subject of society whispers today. The interpretation was that in spite of their reported stormy parting in Providence, R. 1., last Sunday, they now were on friendly terms.

The Astors were the center of a near-riot at the wedding, one of the most fashionable of the season. Long before the wedding party arrived at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, a non-society crowd of several hundred jammed the neighborhood, to witness the first public appearance of the Astors since the Providence incident. During the ceremony, Mrs. Astor was seen to smile at her husband. He grinned, then blushed.

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HERCULEAN BURGLAR CARRIES OFF PIANO Key to Musical Mystery I'nfound in Vacant House. A burglar who apparently combined a love for music with the

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strength of a Hercules and a fine disregard for difficulty yesterday stole a piano from a vacant hous at 2864 Columbia avenue, owned by Miss Laura Woolfolk. 2230 North Capitol avenue.

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