Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1934 — Page 4

4

BEASLEY NAMED PRESIDENT OF EXCHANGE CLUB City Man Elected Head of National Group at Convention. B*>rt Beasley. 3554 Central avenue. Indianapolis Exchange Club former president, was elected president of the National Exchange Club at the annual convention in Cincinnati, according to word received here today Herold M. Harter. Toledo, 0., was named secretary and R. M. Nitsche. Terre Haute, treasurer. The election of Mr. Beasley makes Indianapolis the only city to have supplied to national presidents. Guy K. Jeffries. 19 North Audubon road. a* president several years ago. At the closing session yesterday the Exchange Club 'renewed Its protest against communism” In a resolution to be sent to Miss Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, and At-torney-General Homer S- Cummings Other officers named included William H Beck. Griffin, Ga., first vice-president. Regional vice-presidents elected were: Thomas R. Robinson. New Haven. Conn.; the Rev. Samuel Burhans. Hamilton. N. Y.; C. J. Baldwin. Austin. Tex.; E W. Sprague. Memphis. Tenn.; William T Olson. St. Paul; Herbert J. Myers. Boise, Idaho; Pierre Vinet, Martinez. Cal., and Professor A. W. Nolan. Champaign, ill. Members of the board of control elected were: Kuno Struck, Davenport, la.; Louis C. Kimball, Salt Lake City; Frank M. Flory. Minneapolis, and A. C. Laudenslager, Philadelphia. The convention next year will be held at Dallas. AIR TOUR PILOTS TO HOLD DINNER, DANCE Aero Club to Sponsor Event at Lincoln Saturday. Pilots and passengers in the recent sixth annual all-Indiana air tour will attend a dinner and dance being sponsored by the Indianapolis Aero Club In the Lincoln Saturday night. Miss Shirley McKittrick. local flier, has charge of reservations.

= RADIOS j AN EXCLUSIVE KAY MODEL ir7 V IfURsSy ... MADE TO OUR OWN / MCID S' CONSOLE RADIO PRK'E. I I imcujoes tube; ■ft iggggSgggS i ' : j R i-V- .fI # OttA ffOM£ | | • before has a full sized genuine •More Quality! R ■ J 5-tube Nuperhetrodyne lang w m m Console Radio been priced ao 'FOT L£SS MOne\! Rm RMf I I ,ow - RCA licensed made —— ! ! the finest quality parts—s tubes t fl AIAIU J —2 rang condenser—operating J 1 lift jBWW IR j in either AC or DC current. C// ■R II ■■ Has illuminated dial—6-inch g A % <* 7 / |Lf RAY'S MIGHTyI rompl.l.l. finnhfd In nbn.

ASTORS STEAL SHOW FROM CUPfD

Rin^i I l&Wk • J wfamp ' ~ xui.

Although Ellen Tuck Astor was only a bridesmaid and John Jacob Astor just a guest, the young couple stole the show at the wedding of Joan Blake and Henry H. Harjes. Jr., in New York. A motley crowd, drawn to the wedding by publicity given the Astor’s quarrel in Providence. nearly disrupted the wedding. The Astors are shown above as they arrived at the church.

TEMPLE CLUB HEARSCHARRY Rabbi Talks Before Beth-el Men’s Organization on Palestine. "Palestine as a Land of Youth” was the subject of a talk by Rabbi Elias Charry of Beth-El Temple before the Men’s Club of the temple last night. Rabbi Charry. who returned re-

cently from a tour of the Holy Land, described the various settlements of Jews which have been made there since the beginning of the Zionist movement. Senator Jacob Weiss, acting as toastmaster, installed Dr. Leon Berger as president of the club for the coming yeah Other officers installed are Louis Levy, first vicepresident; Herman Chalfie, second vice-president; Aaron Unger, treasurer, and Lester Engel, secretary. Directors are Philip Greenwald, Max Farb, Jack Klapper, Sam Rose and Jerome Wachter. Dave Sablosky is retiring president. More than 200 men attended a • dinner preceding the meeting.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CENTENARIAN TO LEAD PARADE IN PITTSBORO FETE Old-Fashioned Vehicles to Be in Procession on Saturday. A parade led by a centenarian and featuring various outmoded vehicles will be a feature of the Pittsboro centennial celebration, which begins tomorrow and continues through Saturday. The parade is scheduled for 11 a. m. Saturday. The guest of honor, William H. Amos, Hillsdale, who will be 100 years old March 23. will ride at the head of the parade, “A Romance of Transportation,” and will attend other festivities of the day. Other features will be President Benjamin Harrison’s famous victoria and the coach formerly owned by Lew’ Wallace, noted soldier, statesman and author. Carroll Stewart, local garage owner, will drive a 1904 model Stutz touring car and Oscar McConaha will have three styles of hedrses in the parade, including a horse-drawn vehicle, one of the early designs of motor hearse and the modem funeral car. Almost every mode of transportation will be exhibited, including the Prairie schooner, ox team, stage coach, buggy, phaeton, high-wheeled bicycle, the pony express and the circuit rider. The old-time pack peddler and the “country doctor” also will be in the parade. Many antiquated farm implements will be shown, including the first tw'o-horse wooden cultivator ever used in the township, an old style reaper furnished by the International Harvester Company, a solid w’ooden wheel wagon, and a one-row corn drill. Harold Knetzer, Dr. Thomas Irons. Mr. Stew’art. Homer Bowman and Leo Zerr have charge of the parade. BANDITS SHOOT OFFICER Foliceman Waiting for Wife Captures Holdup Trio. Hu United Press NEW YORK. Sept. 27.—Patrolman John J. Fraser, 43, was deathly afraid of ladies’ shojis. He waited outside w’hile his w r ife tried on hats. Asa result he was dying today, but a hero. He stormed into an auto accessories store and captured tw r o bandits, in spite of bullets that punctured his abdomen three times.

DENY SLAYING SUSPECT HABEAS CORPUS WRIT Young El wood* Plea for Liberty Is Refused by Court. Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker has denied a writ of habeas corpus petition filed by Cyril M. Elwood. 21, held on murder charges in connection with the shooting of Joseph Calvert, 35, of 625 Marion avenue.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: William Rickman. 1424 North Dequlnev street. Ford halt-ton truck. T 9-686. from Tenth and Denny streets. C. A. Williamson. 2363 North Meridian street, Oldsmobile coach. 112-456. from Twenty-fourth and Meridian streets.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered bv police belong to: ... Shirley Bros.. 946 North Illinois street. Pac-kard sedan, found at Tenth and Illinois streets, wrecked. TAKE HOME A PACKAGE OF THEDFORDS PURELY VEGETABLE LAXATIVE

specials 24 Stores Located for Your Convenience! sale 0 f 75c FITCH’S || M j/k f j SOAPS DANDRUFF bn Mim Mrn 9 h Woodbury’S 3 ,0 r 25c REMOVER HI 9 JpSm Camay 4 ,0r !7c SHAMPOO m m m mm m Palmolive 6 for 2sc 49c ORIGINATORS OF ““7., !"!* CUT PRICE DRUGS „„ 6 " c Slze HOME OWNED—HOME OPERATED perfumed C_ J A1 r soaps DC SAL TLZ, I Special Prices for FRI. and SAT. Only " f ° r Box of 200 SI.OO Size 35c Pond’s $1.25 Size 50c Kolynos j and Nature’s Wonder Soft Kleenex Ovaltine Creams Petrolagar Tooth Paste Y east Remedy Kotex Tissues 13c 57c 25c 84c 33c 71 c 34c 16c a COPPER CHROMIUM PLATED I SCHOOL Whistling ELECTR ' C SUPPLIES 5;51.19 orofte ?lftc If § l e ™le | iSL CMfllrt WU ,|| Uff PEN~., CUTEX \ Creme Polish a fl%f 1 x c or 31 c 1 GIV TpSperset The Nails w B ■■ 1 0 made by the parker peh co. \ Indianapolis ejara:- ■ fi hottle 0 t \ public school DR. SCHOLL'S ■ Charge-'J UC \ TABLETS Foot Remedies m WittlOUi WatCf 1 And Recommend X 1 4 |%1U0 Ml ** 1 Them to You for M f T \ for 1 (JC c ■ p aV \\dAX 1 ° IVJ Wf i KSI for Ur* 1 ) \ High School [iJ J *• •"’W a want , \ THEME tablets Dr. Scholl's Dr. Scholl's Sol- ft the sam JLw T°“ r onring-W l * V,& * color Y° ar & £ 1 - mmm Zino-pads give vex Kives s af-. e . nrc tOtn° rr ao arkh n S’ 5A ~-de It I s 80 l lT?r itching feet and Tbi* ' s a C .feS . sp %Hj , o4 C ' AtlV 8h \ dZ for lOc 29c 45c ■-" J= =- _r ■ SSrtf!SSSU- JOHNSON’S SEALSKIN ■ FLOOR CQ Baihrooc Tissue V WAX 0 \J° ROllSfOr J QIC B rommtn Toin offOW T „is Pint Bottle or Pound Can BROWNIE’coId I Caps ! 23c M ( HILL’S Case. Quinine .21c H | STORES IkFUIJIII ANACIN Tablets, 12s . lie M | HAAG'S_P£U Betttr^y^ HILL'S Hose Drops . . 19c An Electric Get rid of the weak, exhausted, pep less condlWI nr V ■ L. ■ __i CO* tion that makes you feel half a man. Get rich, V ArtA 4011013111 it* OUw M t ja'iiiinirifcj OADDCD red blood. It carries new life and power to every .... . . . . /**_ ne. LtUnls rUr run nerve, cell and organ. You’ll feel peppier, HAAG’S Aspirin* I0 Os i 39c BC younger. Red Uoodmakea you feel new all over. „ J Doctors once advised raw oyntt ra. They are SI-NOK A scientific aflU ri'-h in iron and otli;r blood builders and pepprep.r.tion that has giv- One pound I U/I ft “ en relief to thousands ot __ r | JJ| J J |, Prepar'd from rtw oysu-rs. Contain* oyster neoole who suffer from £3 W# blood buiid'-rn cd p mskers, with added P,J F ,v.r Head Colds /l nAririADIU * tonics, in CONCENTRATED form. BETTER ** a Y kt i’r yr \ POPCORN than raw oysters. Pleaeant tablets. and Nasal Infections. VW swswvsisw . u .. n _ CT r ■■■ '■ Quick, New Pep —or No Cost Try now—it I j Don't feel weak. worn, nervous or old anv make* you like to breath*. It ■ M ■■ V longer Get package OSTREX ’.ablets toII .a:.. M oa-. The. Poe tHsrhildrsii—Sl-NOK JR. feflAfl R ™ Rv R r.rve for re ■ :z>- •<>:,( ■■rgr.r.s a:.d ForthschUdrso—MP.UKJK. m R R ■■ Ran W H ___ T.-,<e v J'qgs H K m JW Sffi -w JH ** PjBS r r. • ot 11 RA W LRj this package You don’t risk a Denny kill Start to pep up today. Value SI jKZAJtB Mi il li We are selling hundreds bright, clears up the com- fTI " "■ of bottles and this is a plexion, quickens the senses SPECIAL this week 79c 7*Jl C I7P C>%v4a REAL GENUINE medicine and is a most wonderful^|jßH „ ~ " IwU wl£6 w for anyone to take. stimulative tonic and ap-jßfeeSiifl Relieves weakness and Biwwdßlll DDAB/Uf I v mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi tired-out feeling, bladder It will not make you sickßpEmH rnUDHrx ' JTm PHI CIITF’Q r ey h r ble a nd k BLADES f n ci i headache in two hours, wor i c the old bile from your / /L-, RlbbOVl heartburn and palpitation Uver a3 black as ink and on c- sick s^ om ’ tone up vour WHOLE SYSHAnfstl aC |}’ belchmg> gas on stom " TEM and make you LOOK, * 01 ach - ACT and FEEL like a DIF- It ß §g., Relieves indigestion, dys- FERENT MAN OR WOM-L ?^"'? < ' V Z/ VlCdlll pepsia, nervousness and AN( years younger J i| f f4mß I v " XT | sleeplessness. vour real age. LwHumaaMy i\Ow No matter how well you If we charged you 111 RjjtJPy T feel, this medicine is bound for a bottle of this mediLarge m MKVC to make you feel better and cine it would be impossibleof the olL>u Sr SC y -- •“ Qualities of Its Dad o—,t^.3s C $1.25 SIZE, SPECIAL _ AQ OR |„ RQc w7QC fz J

in the Silver Moon case, 1228 Oliver avenue, Friday night. Police assert that Elwood has made a confession that, angry following a brawl with the case pro-

SSTOP NC HAIR Method of Scalp Treatment r restores normal scalp health and lling hair and itching scalp. We roots, thus promoting anew growth thy scalp can not become bald. this proved method. Come in r ree scalp examination. t.urhl'M I.emliiig Hxlr and Scalp Spc-InlUt*— 41 OfTireu 321 Illinois Bldg.. Entrance 17 YV. Market St. Hours: 10 A. SI. to K:3O P. SI. Saturday*; 10 A. SI. to 7 V. SI. Write for free Booklet. "How to Ketaln or Regain Vour Hair.

prietor. he left and returned to fire! a shot from a 42-caliber rifle through the case window, the shot striking Mr. Calvert, a patron of the case.

_SEFT. 27, 1934

mmmmm i590,000 SACRIFICED Xi SIDEWALLS 'h 0 When Purchased \lf\ 1C in Proportion with L'L Border. W H Nothing Per RoO jff ■ Over C with Bordei fj) S CEILINGS Moire Silks 4**e Pftr ‘lff. \'Y Plastic Effects 5c \\V Independent Mica. 6c I mmm I Nwi N. Del. S. At the ‘////L rorner ot Sew l'ork A Mas*. Thirty Stores Anderson. Richmond. Ft. Wsvne and y//i Sjss other prominent cities. w/JXk g py t*'n TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES