Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 226, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1935 — Page 7

JAN. 30, 1935

HOUSE ADOPTS YEARLY PENSION BILLFOR BLIND Measure *o Provide S3OO Annually: Crime Acts Approved. In a bn.-ic session marked by bitter debate over a bill permitting pari-mutuel betting, the House of Representatives yt. tenia y adopted six bills, including measure protiding annual pennons of not more than S3OO for blind persons. New measures offered includ; a bill requiring counties, cities and townships to supply insulin free to diabetic poor and a bill requiring the marking of fruit and vegetable containers with the grade of the contents. Among the bills enacted was the Senate bill authorizing the Governor to return upon demand a person of unsound mind who has fled to another state. Also enacted by the House and ready for action of the Governor is the administration crime bill providing for reciprocal relations between the states to secure attendance of witnesses. Four Hou-e bills, one prohibiting marathon dancing and endurance contests, were advanced to third reading. Debate to indefinitely postpone H B. 97. a measure to require fruit and vegetable dealers to place their products in sanitary containers, failed and the measure was placed on third reading. Rep. James A. Moody <R., Lagrange* protested that the measure would result in farmers being fined SSO for failing to obey the measure. Proponents, however, said farmers would not be affected. A bill to require safety glass on all motor cars in the state and a

Marion County League of Building 6? Loan Associations

Report of thr Condition of the I RIVERSIDE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS’N. of Indianapolis. Marion Countv. Indiana, j at the close of business on Dec. 31. 1934. —Resnurces— C.ish on hand and due from the banks 197.56 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned . 900 00 Insurance and taxes advanced 331.28 , Morteaee loans 22.071 31 Stock or pass book loans 20.00 i Other real estate—book value 9.730.71 Sheriff s certificates and Judgments 2.718 02 Accts. receivable 418.80 Total $ 36.387.74 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $34,550.56 Contingent fund 1.658.23 Undivided profits 178.95 Total . 536.387.74 State of Indiana. Countv of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Riverside Savings and Loan Assn of Inuianapolis. Indiana. do solemnlv swear that the above statement is true. C.EO. TURNER. President. HARRY P. HAISLUP. Secretary. GEORGE ASCHE. Director. LOUIS PELTIER. Director. E. L. PELTIER. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 28th day of tjanuarv. 1935. I SEAL) EDWARD A. DILTS. Notarv Public. My commission expires March 16. 1938. Report of the Condition of the PKOsrtCT SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis. Marion Countv. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources — Cash on hand and due from banks $ 481.64 Insurance and'taxes advanced 902 83 Mortgage loans .. 95.300 00 Stock or pass book loans 1.000 00 Other real estate —book value. 6.793.62 Real estate sold on contract . 4,749.77 Furniture and fixtures 11000 Total $109,843.86 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares S 79.202.93 Book value of loan shares .... 11.298.51 Book value of prepaid shares. 8.400 00 Borrowed money (bank) 1.500.00 Contingent Fund 6,200 00 Undivided profits 3.206.16 Real estate contract payments 36.26 Total $109.843 86 State of Indiana. Countv of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Prospect Saving and Loan Association, of Ir.dianapalls. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true. JOHN F. WHITE. President. HANS C JACOBSEN. Secretary. CHRIS C. RITTER. Director. SAMUEL E SCHUMAKER. Director. FRED C. FELLS. Director. Sub cribcd to and sworn before me 'his 10th da" of January. 1935. 1 SEAL) J. C. MATHEWS. Notarv Public. My commission expires Oct. 1. 1936. Report of the Condition of the RAILROADMEN'S Bi ll DING AND SAVINGS ASSN.. of Indianapolis. Marion Coun'v. Indiana at the close of business on Dec. 31. 1934. —Resources — Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 1.019.166 50 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned 3.605.000.00 Other U. S. Government securities owned 1.600 00 Other bonds owned 65.822 25 Federal Home Loan Bank st ocic 450.000 00 Mortgage loans 33.197.109 04 Stock or pass book loans . 77.528.75 Other real estate book value 2 879.416.00 Real estate sold on contract 1.069.486.73 Sheriff s certificates and Judgments 523.614.30 Association's build.rg 150.000.00 Furniture and fixtures 10.000.00 Total $43,046,743.37 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $36.565.669.03 Book value of paid up sha-es 3.524.200.00 Due borrowers on loans .. 2.724.90 Advancements < Federal Home Loan Banki 1.115.000.00 j Borrowed money (bank) .. 1.000.00 Contingent fund 1.500.000 00 ! Undivided profits 269.585.90 , Dividends pavab’.e 52.863 00 Accrued taxes 17.700.44 Total $43 048.743 57 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Railroadmen's Building and Savings Ass'n.. of Indianapolis. Indiana. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. F S. CANNON*. President. F B. STOUT. Secretary. . A. GREENE. Director, i.' J. JACOBY. Director. A. F. BROMLEY. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 22nd day of January. 1935 [SEAL] L. C. CLIFT. Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 10. 1938.

BIRTH CONTROL CH!:F

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Sessions of the American Birth Control League are serious affairs, but they're made attractive, too. One of the reasons is Mrs. Francis N. Bangs (above), who’s pleasing to the eye as she presides. measure to curb car-stripping by requiring licenses from used car dealers and making them keep a record of purchases as a pawnshop does, also were placed in line for passage. By an 84-1 vote, the House adopted the Babcock bill requiring children who have resided in the tate for thre or more months to attend school and regulating their employment. The bill was sponsored by the League of Women Voters and Par-ent-Teacher Associations.

Report of the Condition of the BETTER HOMES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on December 31. 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 11.252.39 Other bonds owned 2.100.00 Federal Home Loan Bank stock 1 590.00 Mortgage loans 84,700.00 Junior liens to HOLC mortgages 995.79 Total $100,548.18 —Liabilities— Book value of Installment shares . $ 58.283.22 B~ok value of loan shares... 33.172.29 Contingent fund 2,787.20 Undivided profits 5,020.95 Reserve for Junior liens to HOLC mortgages 995.79 Reserve for earned interest not collected 288.73 Total $100,548.18 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and director of the Better Homes Savings Loan Association, of Indianapolis, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true WALTER B GERDTS, President. A J. WICHMANN. Secretary. PETER M COONEY, Director. WM. H PATTMANN. Director. LEONARD DERLETH. Director. GEO W. KOLH3TAEDT, Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 15th day of January. 1935. [SEAL] WANDA HARTMAN. Notary Public. My commission expires October 16, Report of the Condition of the ARSENAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. of Indianapolis. Marion County, Indiana, ; at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 24.420.54 HOLC & FFMC Bonds owned 192.950.00 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock . . 26.300.00 Insurance and taxes advanced 3 998.53 Mortgage loans ... 1,687,645.00 Stock or pass book loans... 80.00 Other real estate book value 368.448.16 Real estate sold on contract 32.189.39 Sheriff's certificates and judgments 17.110.07 Furniture and fixtures ... 1,004.90 Junior liens to HOLC mortgages 10 940.60 Total $2,365,087.19 —Liabilities— I Book value of installment | shares ... $1,916,475.21 ; Bonk value of loan shares .. 82,751.54 | Advancements (Federal Home Loan Bank) 141.387.50 - Contingent fund 174.000.00 I Undivided profits 39.158.24 Reserve for junior liens to HOLC mortgages 10.940.60 Rent—foreclosure account... 374.10 Total $2,365,087.19 s'ate of Indiana. Countv of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Arsenal Building and loan Association of Indianapolis. Ini: vita, do solemnly swear that the above sucement is true. JOSEPH C. G \RDNFR. President. EDWIN H SHEDD Secretary. : ROMNEY L WILLSON Director. ! WILLIAM D FITZPATRICK. Director. FRED H VOGT. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me 'his 21st day of January 1935 [SEAL] HARRY NICOLI. Notarv Public. My Commission Expires June 14. 1937. Report of the Condition of the CELTIC SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. NO. 3. of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources—- ’ Cash on hand and due from I the banks $ 32.170.46 ■ HOLC bonds owned 96.325 00 Federal Home Loan Bank stock 86.500 00 Insurance and taxes advanced 49.339 68 Mortgage loans 7,363.166 89 Stock or pass book loans ... 1,351.72 Other Real Estate book value 1,641,960.79 Sheriff's certificates and Judgments 78.544.75 i Association's building 177.433 04 i Furniture and fixtures 2.062.01 I Total $9,528,854.34 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $8,277,215.77 Book value of loan shares .. 326.204.57 Advancements i Federal Home Loan Bunki 498.750 00 Contingent fund 372.087.52 Undivided profits 45,885.12 Reserve for Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Exchanges 8.711.36 Total $9 528 854 34 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers ar.d directors of the Celtic Saving and Loan Association. No. 3. of Indianapolis. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. CHARLES L. BARRY. President. LEO F. WELCH. Secretary. JOHN RAIL. Director. JOHN J. OBRIEN. Director. REV. JOSEPH M. BRYAN. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 26th day of January. 1935. SEAL] MARY K. DWYER. Notary Public. My commission expires Not. 9, 1935.

MEXICO PRIESTS NCT TORTURED, SURVEY SHOWS

Penalties by Government Confined to Jail Terms, Is Indication. This is the third of a series on the relbrinaa situation in Mexico. The fourth and last will- be carried tomorrow. BY JACQUES D’ARMAND United Press Staff Correspondent (Copyr.ght, 1335. bv United Pressl MEXICO CITY, Jan. 30.—Many articles have appeared in a section ox the foreign press exaggerating the re’igious situation in Mexico. Charges have been made in official bodier of the United States government that priests have been tortured and killed by government authorities during the church-state fight. Bitter as the conflict has been, including a dozen or more deaths caused by clashes between partisans of both sides, so far as an exhaustive investigation of the United Press has been able to determine, there has been no case of a puiest injured or killed by government agents. Several have been jailed on charges of law violation, but church officials themselves have made no charges publicly that priests have been killed or injured. The fatalities to date have resulted from two clashes in Mexico City suburbs. A gathering of Red Shirts, anti-religious youth organization, founded and fathered by Garndo Canabal, secretary of agriculture, invaded a suburb and fired into a crowd of churchgoers in front of a village church, killing five. Townspeople caught one Red Shirt and beat him to death with sticks and stones. Six of the Red Shirts and three townspeople were arrested and lodged n the district penitentiary.

Report of the Condition of the PROVIDENT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31. 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks 140.05 Mortgage loans 243.568.73 Other real estate —book value 85.804.68 Real estate sold on contract. 6,175.00 Furniture and fixtures 914.00 Taxes advanced 3.559.04 Total $340,161.50 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $211,342.98 Book value of loan shares... 37.267.60 Book value of paid up shares 33.363.00 Borrowed money (bank) 23,019.07 Borrowed money (individuals) 1.700.00 Contingent fund 30.000.00 Undivided profits 3.424.85 Dues on contract 44.00 Total 5340.161.50 State of Tnaivna, County of Marion, ss: We. th ‘vned officers and directors c uent Building and Loan Associa. mdianapolis. Indiana, do solemn y swear that the above statement is true. CHARLES A. STINGER. Vice-President. TIMOTHY P. SEXTON. Secretary. JAMES McNULTY. Director. EDWARD F. DUX. Director. HERMAN P. KIRKHOFF. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 26th day of January. 1935. [SEAL] MILTON SIEGEL. Notary Public. Mv commission expires March 9. 1937. Report of the Condition of the PEOPLES MUTUAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana at the close of business on Dec. 31. 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 22,705.30 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned 152.125.00 Insurance and taxes advanced 8.757.26 Mortgage ’oans 1,233,675 00 Stocks or nass book loans .. 2.645.00 Other real estate book value 235.907.09 Sheriff's certificates and judgments 60,397.59 Association’s building 55,000.00 Furniture and fixtures 2.500.00 Total $1,773,713.14 —Liabilities — Book value of installment shares $1,235,453.49 Book value of loan shares... 274,712.02 Book value of paid up shares 64.500.00 Contingent Fund 107,000.00 Undivided profits 92.042.63 Total $L773.713.14 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the unde'rsigned officers and directors of The Peoples Mutual Saving and Loan Association of Indianapolis, Indiana, do .solemnly swear that the above statement is true. N. W. YORK. President. ELMOR F. C. WEBER, Secretary. GEORGE W. KOHLSTAEDT, Director. GEORGE W. ALLEE. Director. VAL F. SCHNEIDER. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 18th day of January. 1935. [SEAL] LEO X. SMITH. State Senator. Indiana, Elected Nov. 8. 1932. Report of the Condition of the ATKIN’S SAVING & LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis, Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 7.896.52 HOLC & FFMC Bonds owned 85.675.00 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock 8.500 00 Insurance and taxes advanced 374 10 Mortgage loans 614.174.73 Stock or pass book loans ... 2 467.50 Other real estate—book value 122.500.50 Real estate sold on contract . 9,911.38 Sheriff s certificates and judgments 2.425.9? Furniture and fixtures 700.00 Junior liens to HOLC mortgages 5 498.82 Total $860,125.50 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $493.423 19 Book value of paid up shares 274.900 00 Advancements (Federal Home Loan Bank) 10,000 00 Contingent fund 63.000.00 Undivided profits 11,933.75 Contingent profit on real estate contracts 1,369.74 Reserve for Junior Hens to HOLC mortgages 5 498 82 Total $860,125 50 State of Indiana, county of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Atkins Saving & Loan Association. of Indianapolis, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. F. O. GARDNER. President. . E. W. SPRINGER, Secretary. H O. WADIIY, Director. M. M. POO .E, Director. H. C. ATK NS. Director. Subscribed to a.id sworn before me this 25th day of January. 1935. [SEAL] FERN KEACH Notary Public. My Commission etpires Feb. 14, 1937.

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President Lazardo Cardenas assured the country that the guilty parties would be punished. A! of the Red Shirts are now free on bond furnished by Canabal, awaiting trial. A few days later hundreds of students wrecked headquarters of the Red Shirts in the vicinity of the national palace after a battle in which many participants received pistol wounds and cracked skulls. Church members in another suburb, angered by the expulsion of their priest from his church, gave battle to 300 police with pistol fire that took four lives and caused nearly a score of severe wounds. Canabal remained a cabinet member, but the governing party expressed disapproval of his independent body of Red Shirts. A few hours after the fatal incident in which they participated, the Red Shirts were warned in a public statement by the National Revolutionary Party that hereafter the party would control all revolutionary activities of its members and would stand for no more independent action on the part of any bloc. The Red Shirts have been less conspicuous since. Most of the Disorders have been in the federal district. In the states, church people have been more passive. Licensed churches have been crowded at all services, while in some of the states where no services are allowed secret services are held in homes and other unauthorized places. Numerous arrests have been made and fines levied for such offenses, but the practice of ‘‘bootlegging religion” continues apparently unchecked. The government, in an effort to prevent further bloodshed, has forbidden the holding of public demonstrations by all factions, regardless

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Report of the Condition of the STANDARD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN., of Indianapolis, Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 3.319.43 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned.. 18,325.00 Insurance and taxes advanced 88.56 Mortgage loans 199,465.00 Stock or pass book loans 500.00 Other real estate—book value 39,490.79 Real estate sold on contract.. 984.42 Furniture and fixtures 160.00 Turstees acct 216)00 Total $262,549.55 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $204,882.93 Book value of loan shares .... 37,472.23 Contingent fund 9,389.19 Undivided profits 10,352.11 Contingent profit on real estate contracts 403.09 Trustee account 50.00 Total $262,549.55 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We, the undersigned officers and directors of the Standard Savings & Loan Association, of Indianapolis, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. , MOSES WOLF, President. GEORGE C. SCHAUB, Secretary. WM. J. NEU, Director. JOSEPH H. SCHAUB, Director. ANDREW J. WEISS, Director. . b f” b „T, r h bC i i to , an , d sw <>rn before me this 28th day of January, 1935. [SEAL] HERBERT E. REDDING „ _ , , Notary Public. Mv commission expires Feb. 24, 1937. Report of the Condition of the PLYMOUTH SAVING AND LOAN ASS’N., of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 9,417.99 HOLC Bonds owned 28,500.00 Insurance and taxes advanccd 16.422.89 Mortgage loans 583.050.00 Stock or pass book loans . . 300.00 Other real estate—book value 367,406.96 Real estate sold on contract. 5,964.14 Sheriff's certificates and judgments 9,272.32 Furniture and fixtures 506.92 Total $1,020,841.22 -LiabilitiesBook value of Installment shares $ 740.510.18 Book value of loan shares... 75,003.44 Book value of paid up shares 97.681.00 Contingent fund 40,700.52 Undivided profits 30,934.33 Reserve for HOLC and real estate losses 36.011.75 Total $1,020,841.22 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Plymouth Saving and Loan Ass’n., of Indianapolis. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. ROBERT E. DARNABY, President. ELIAS E. KATTERHENRY, Secretary, FRANK G. SINK, Director. WILLIAM J. SPIRES, Director. JAMES H. WILSON. Director. Subscribed and sworn before me this 21st day of January. 1935. HELEN J. SIEMANTEL. [SEAL] NEE: BOYER. Notarv Public. My commission expires Jan. 26. 1935. Report of the Condition of the UNION NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis, Marion Countv. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 33.198.74 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned 43.725.00 Insurance and taxes advanced 52.594.14 Mortgage loans 1.457.719.25 Other real estate book value 785.823.10 Real estate sold on contract 57,063.27 Sheriff's certificates and judgments 222.443.65 Association's building. ..Tv... 30,000.00 Total $2,682,567.15 —Libilities— Book value of installment shares $ 905.634.76 Book value of paid up shares 1,291.600.00 Contingent fund 307.000.00 Undivided profits 24.798.01 Contingent profit on real estate contracts 2.536.10 Reserve for depreciation — 94.000.00 Reserve for taxes 37,164.47 Reserve for HOLC transactions 10.901.71 Interest In renewals 8.932.10 Total $2,682,567.15 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Union National Savings and Loan Association of Indianapolis. Indiana. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of our knoweldge snd belief. MARION E ENSLEY. President. EARL P ENSLEY. Secretary. CHARLES O BRITTON. Director. ALMON R. GILLETTE. Director. F. ADOLPH GUTH. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 17th dav of Ja.iuarv. 1935. [SEAL] LUCY BREWINGTON. Notarv Public. My commission expires Oct. 30. 1937.

of their stand on the religious question. The ban or> demonstrations was issued personally by President Cardenas, who added that in no 'Kay was his order intended to interfere with the right to assemble peacefully in authorized places guaranteed by the Mexican constitution. Angered at unfavorable publicity, the government is preparmg to organize a department of propaganda to operate in conjunction with legations and consulates in foreign countries. A measure authorizing the organization of such a department has been reported favorably by congressional committees and probably will be made a law soon. Under the bill anew diplomatic post would be created called “attache for propaganda” and such officers would work directly with Mexican diplomatic representatives in foreign countries. The United States, because of its proximity and importance commercially to Mexico, is naturally the country in which the government is most eager to present its side of the argument. Attaches for propaganda would use newspapers, magazines, radio and lecture courses in seeing that the official side of the controversy is presented. Grand Jury Gets Banditry Case Frank <Buck> Draddy, 28-year-old “stoop-shouldered” bandit suspect, has been held to the Marion County grand jury on robbery and grand larceny charge. The hearing was before Municipal Judge Charles Karabell late yesterday. “I Suffered 10 Years With Itching Eczema” “ . . . and after spending hundreds of dollars to clear it up, I tried Zemo and got relief,” writes G. C. G. of Texas. Soothing and cooling, Zemo relieves itching quickly because of its rare ingredients. Also wonderful for Rash, Pimples, Ringworm and other irritations. Zemo is worth the price because you get relief. Tested and approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau, No. 4874. All druggists, 35c, 60c, sl. Advertisement.

Report of the Condition of the INDIANOLA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 1,224.50 HOLC bonds owned 11,625.00 Insurance and taxes advanced 991.56 Mortgage loans 320.360.40 Stock or pass book loans 520.00 Other real estate—book value 65,862.52 Real estate sold on contract 7.350.00 Sheriff’s certificates and judgments 16.614.84 Total $424,528.91 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares $323,328.43 Book value of loan shares ... 70.730.48 Book value of paid up shares 100.00 Borrowed money ibank) 4.000.00 Contingent fund 18.533.79 Undivided profits 7.836.21 Total $424,528.91 State of Indiana. Countv of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Indianola Building and Loan Association of Indianapolis. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. TOM ODDY. President. GEO. SADLIER. Secretary. JAMES DWYER. Director. MIKE HORAN. Director. MARTIN F, FEENEY. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 26th day of Jan.. 1935. PAUL P. SCHARFFIN. rSEAL] Notary Public. My commission expires Feb. 19. 1938. Report of the Condition of the CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS AND LOANASSOCIATION. of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31. 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 1,058.42 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned 5,225.00 Insurance and taxes advanced 5,108.85 Mortgage loans 311,657.57 Stock or pass book loans 1,500.00 Other real estate—book value 108,528.55 Real estate sold on contract.. 5,162.23 Sheriff’s certificates and judgments 2,371.99 Furniture and fixtures 100.00 Junior liens to HOLC mortgages 1,561.25 Total $442,273.86 -LiabilitiesBook value of installment shares $242,058.42 Book value of paid up shares. 158,400.00 Contingent fund 16,366.17 Undivided profits 21,519.02 Reserve for junior liens to HOLC mortgages 1,561.25 Dividends unpaid 2.369.00 Total $442,273.86 We. the undersigned officers and directors of the Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association, of Indianapolis. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. JAMES G. HAMILTON, President. RUSSE H. HARTMAN, Secretary. SOLUS RUNNELS. Director. WALTER C. CLARKE, Director. EDWIN R. HISEY, Director. THOMAS F. GRIFFIN. Director. Subscribed th and sworn before me this 21st day of January, 1935. [SEAL! CECILIA C. CONWAY, Notary Public. My commission expires Dec. 3. 1936. Report of the Condition of the COLONIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks , $ 12,569 21 HOLC and FFMC bonds owned 19.975.00 Other bonds owned 1,188 00 Federal Home Loan Bank stock 4,900.00 Insurance and taxes advanced. 6,641.96 Mortgage loans 494,786.97 Stock or pass book loans .... 3.481.99 Other real estate—book value. 56,878.88 Real estate sold on contract.. 4,200.00 Sheriff's certificates and judgments 7,188.35 Total $611,810.36 —Liabilities— Book value of Installment shares $379,958.99 Book value of loan shares 77.251.93 Book value of paid up shares. 60,515.00 Contract loan dues IRE) 436.94 Borrowed money (bank) Fed. H. L. Bank 43.750 00 Contingent fund 31,730.74 Undivided profits 16,477.16 Contingent profit on real estate contracts 429.30 Dividends unpaid 1,210.30 ) Total $611,810.36 State of Indiana. Countv of Marlon, ss: We, the undersigned officers and directors of the Colonial Savings and Loan Association, of Indianapolis, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. CONARD JENNINGS, President. MARY S. JENNINGS. Secretary. LAFE D. WEATHERS. Director. ASA O. RUSE, M. D.. Director. WM. S. McMASTER. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 23d day of January, 1935. [SEAL] URIAH H. HICKS. Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 13, 1936.

SHIP CONTRACT GRAFT CHARGES ARE PROBED 5250,000 Asked by Navy Building Jobs, Is Report. By United Prest WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Persons who figured in a mysterious hotel

room conference in 1933 at which a Florida shipbuilder is alleged to have been told that for $250,000 he could obtain millions in naval construction contracts were called today before the Senate Munitions Committee. Testimony concerning the meeting was given the arms investigators by William Calvin, secretary-treasurer of the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor. He said he was present at the invitation of L. R. Wilder, chairman of the board of gulf industries of Pensacola. THE ITCH Prevalent in Indianapolis Go to Hook's or any good drug store and get a bottle of Gates Sanation Lotion. Guaranteed to stop the embarrassment and discomfort of itch, 60c large bottle.—Advertisement.

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Financial Statements of Associations Who Are Members at the Close of Business December 31,1934 Report of the Condition of the FLETCHER AVENUE SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 170.419.57 HOLC & FFMC bonds owned 706,425.00 Other securities 14,369.64 Federal Home Loan Bank stocfc 119,400.00 Mortgage loans 8,620.801.24 Stock or pass book 10an5.... 3,025.00 Other real estate—book value 1,116,128.19 Real estate sold on contract 235,981.33 Sheriff's certificates and judgments 162.537.85 Furniture and fixtures 1.500.00 Total $11,150,587.82 —Liabilities— Book value of installment shares ••••$ 7,956,915.82 Book value of paid up shares 1,672.106.50 Loan dues 176,819.20 Advancements (Federal Home Loan Bank) 453,244.24 Borrowed Money (bank) ... None Borrowed money (individuals) 20.010.07 Contingent fund 700,000.00 Undivided Profits 85.369.36 Contingent profit on real estate contracts 66,122.63 Reserve for real estate repairs and taxes 20,000.00 Total $11,150,587.82 State of Indiana. Countv of Marion, ss: We the undersigned officers and directors of the Fletcher Avenue Saving and Loan Association, of Indianapolis. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. CHARLES R. YOKE. President. FRED T. REED. Secretary. HADLEY E. GREEN. Director. EDWARD H. PARRY. Director. FRANK A. DUNLOP. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 15th day of January. 1935. [SEAL] MAE JUDKINS. Notary Public. My commission expires Nov. 9. 1937. Report of the Condition of THE INDIANA SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT COMPANY of Indianapolis, Marion County. Indiana, at the close of business on Dec. 31, 1934. —Resources— Cash on hand and due from the banks $ 18.121.09 HOLC bonds owned 66,375.00 Federal Home Loan Bank stock 4,500.00 rnsurar.ee and taxes advanced 16.943.40 Mortgage loans 988,350.00 Stock or pass book loans ... 450.00 Other real estate—book value 299,051.56 Real estate sold on contract 6.179.36 Sheriff’s certificates and judgments 20,402.00 Junior liens to HOLC mortgages 5.094.10 Total $1,425,466.51 —LiabilitiesBook value of Installment shares $ 826.670.36 Book value of paid up shares 341.150.00 Loan dues 22.616.76 Borrowed money (individuals) 10.000.00 Borrowed money (RFC) 86.718.33 Contingent fund 105.000.00 Undivided profits 20.581.74 Contingent profit on real estate contracts 149.06 Reserve for junior liens to HOLC mortgages' 5.094.10 Dividends unpaid 3.965.21 Mortgage payable 3.520.95 Total *1 425.466.51 State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: We. the undersigned officers and directors of The Indiana Savings and Investment Company of Indianapolis. Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, as we are Informed and verily believe. CHARLES N. THOMPSON. President. C. OTTO JANUS. Secretary. HERMAN W. KOTHE. Director. J. J. SCHMID. Director. C. OTTO JANUS. Director. Subscribed to and sworn before me this 21st day of January. 1935. [SEAL] THEO. J. SIENER. Notary Publie. My commission expires Feb. 1. 1935.

—Broken lots . . . odds and ends . . . merchandise that's become soiled r'YskSij from display and handling . . . all marked far t)l If Is clearance: And ■ • • Just look at the savings they mean for you: Our doors open at ffi lOc to 15c WASH GOODS REMNANTS g* I Broadcloths, voiles, ginghams and prints. Irregulars. ’ Hill * to IPfßfhs. Main Floor Y ARD— Borax Laundry Soap | ft Bm f ** I Large R-ounce bars of yellow laundrc 'vP' Uwk 111 (129) 10c to 20c Lamp Shades ** I Many styles and sizes to choose from. Pill Reduced for CLEARANCE— **o te 120 Envelopes or Writing Paper |k Attractive stationery. Conte early tomorrow for IS C I this great value. Reduced for CLEARANCE— Marquisette Curtain Remnants £T C I % to 2 Yards to each remnant. On sale at EACH—HI Wo. Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery I 237 Pairs! Third gradings of 59c quality. New JS I rotors! Sizes to 10’j. Clearance. PAIR—(3SO) Women’s Rayon Undies gw Iffglgl Stopins. bloomers, panties! Indies of to .'{Or quail- H I ties. Tailored styles. Lace and applique trims. Krg- <BB Sbjfeal lilar siy.es. Some irregulars, GAR IIF.NT— Women’s Cottar and Duff Sets a pips 25c to 39c Values. Counter soiled. Odds and ends. ffPpl Reduced for CLEARANCE— '*** Is WOMEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS pT jjjggpa Felt and leatherette with padded soles and heels. For- f” I mer 39c to 69e values. Not all sizes in each style, hut tSBeV all sizes in the lot. PAIR — (35) Large Cotton Blankets a Heavy 98c size, 70x80, cotton blankets. Irregular. lg§ (34) Children’s Knit Sieepers 59c to 69c Values. Bhic and white with feet. Sizes C 2. 3,4, 5 and 10. Your Choice TOMORROW—(600) Girls’ Snuggie Pants g% Tuck stitched! Sizes 8, 10 and 12 only. On sale m HHfC t° m °rrow. PAIR Sc and 10c \ Choice Table | §g 5 MOTIONS I <%£££?£ : gMtffaj \ #J. and P. Coats’ Mend- J Children 9 S I • Hooks and Eyes ■ fff 0V ■* V pjp|§l •Snap Fasteners ■ 2P AJEj£% a llil ;* X " velt / BraidS Fenner PHees-lOc to 29c ; t ® , 0C Laces choice of boys* ami jfirU* full ® Ric Rac Braids length anti golf hose. WornYOUR CHOICE— cn’s rayons lisle* and silks. In Ist, 2nd and 3rd qnalities. Broken sizes. Your 'WyAdi! choice, pair—--111 JlL!!?h S cand^oc ! Main Floor Sh J 111 (110) Girls’ Snuggie Union Suits IHsH Rpu,ar 39c value. Small sizes. ONLY’— (120) Infants’ Rubber Sheets I Every one guaranteed and first quality. On sale only, (6) Boys’ Leatherette Goats s | I Broken sizes. Only while they last. EACH— dm 1(13) Boys’ $ 1.69 Corduroy Knickers a Full lined. Broken sizes. Reduced for quick clearance $ I at only PAIR—(119) Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts 49c to 59c Values. Sizes 12, lZ'At 13La and 14. Irregulars. On Sale Tomorrow at ONLY — (9) Men’s 79c Sweat Shirts g% Counter soiled. Broken sizes. Clean-up price to- w* morrow ONLY — (100) Men’s SI.OO Felt Hats Counter soiled. Reduced for quick clearance at Y(IO9) Men’s $1.50 &$2 Neckband Shirts IQ. Broken sizes and counter soiled. Come early for this sensational bargain. (135) Men’s 51.49 Whipcord Pants s *g Full cut and well tailored. Clean-up price. PAIR—(29) Men’s 69c Winter Gaps g* Some with earlaps. Broken sizes. Jf/gj j* Reduced for quick CLEARANCE — (65) Men’s 50c and $1 Mufflers £ Counter soiled. A few slightly damaged. On Sale Tomorrow at ONLY — Clearance of 2SO Prs, of Boys* Women’s and Girls ’ 1 cSu Hi-Shoes& 4 anUfid Oxfords Oxfords! Pumps! Straps! • Formerly sold at §1.19 Former Prices, 79c to 51.49 and $1.98. Patent, gun metal and tan • Odds and ends. leathers. Mostly all size* • Small sizes, 3 to 5 only. in the lot—2 to 8 and 8!4 • Mostly calf and kid to 11. On sale—Main Floor, leathers 9Many heels. Pair— Pair £f)o 25*

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