Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1935 — Page 15

MARCH 1. 1033

DAVID WICKES IS WINNER IN AUTO CONTEST Appraiser Takes Frst in Scrambled Car Event Staged by Times. First pr ut' in the Scrambled Auto t conducted by The Indianapolis Times m connection with the local auto dealers salon week was award'd to D •id R. WlcKes, 4257 English-av. an appraiser, the three Judges announc'd today. The prize is sl r# o credited on the purchase of The ride w'-re Mayor John W. Kern. W. J. Robinson, president of th'- Indiana pel" Automobile Trad'Association, and Talfott Powell, editor of The Times. The second p: ./e of SSO credit was award'd to H i 1 ird A. Zickler, 1226 S. Senate-av, an electrician. The five consolation prizes, of five coupon ■i • n cood for tliree complete oil changes at any one of the 32 dealer-sponsors* .-eruce departments, went to Fred Erber, 262 Hoefnen-st; R.rtholda I Steams, 4833 College-av; Mrs. J. W. Sovine. 623 W. 43rd-st; Jack Mitchell, 3144 N Capitol-av, and Don Mcnke, 1508 Broadway. The entries of Dr Don Kelly. 2041 Park-av; Vera B Miller, 3001 Wash-tngton-blvd, and G. Gillespie. 51 N Capitol-av. were considered as potential prize winners, but finally were eliminated, due to inaccuracies. Honorable mention citations were awarded to Norwelle L. McCawlev, 1305 N. Delaware-st; Mrs. M Leach. 402 N. Meridian-st; Wilbur W. Meese. 5720 Indianola-av; L. E. Summers. 3726 N\ Meridian-st; E. A Scho* nbercer. 6046 Collece-av; Edward M Collins. 2 >l4 N Dela-ware-st, and M. Bundren, 420 W. 39th-st. DRAWS JAIL TERM FOR HITTING TRIAL WITNESS Gets 10-Day Sentence for Fracas in C ourtroom. Abraham Black, 37, of 1103 S. Illinois-st yesterday was sentenced to sene a 10-day jail term on a contempt of court charge by Municipal Judge Wilfred Bradshaw as the result of a fracas in the doorway of the courtroom late Wednesday. Black is alleged to have struck Paul Patton. 40. R. R 11. Box 291-K. who was a witness in a suit decided against Black Patton fell backwards and fell against Mrs. Helen Parham. 26. of 3603 Rockville-rd, who narrowly escaped toppling over a railing into a courtyard four stories below. CIVIC CLUB TO MEET North Side Organization Will (father at Sutherland Church. Tire Grandview North Side Civic League will meet Tuesday night in the Sutherland Presbyterian Church, Guilford-av and 25th-st. to hear E. J. Speake, Indiana manager of the Townsend old-age pension clubs, discuss tlie Tow nsend plan. Charles Money, league president, will preside. William Roessner is secretary of the league.

Indianapolis Tomorrow

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

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3 JUDGES SELECT SCRAMBLED AUTO WINNERS

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Left to right. Taleott Powell. Mayor John W. Kern and W. J. Robinson.

The judges who carefully reviewed and checked entries in the scrambled Auto Contest conducted by The Indianapolis Times are Mayor John W. Kern, W. J. Robinson. president of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association, and Taleott Powell, editor of The Times. ENTER CHECKERS PLAY V. M. ('. A. Team to Take Part in South Bend Tourney. Members of the Checker Club of the Young Men's Christian Association will compete in the tri-state checker rnete at South Bend tomorrow and Sunday. Teams from Indiana. Illinois, Michigan and possibly Ohio v ill be entered. The Indianapolis entry will be made up of Merle Harris. C. O. Sklaar, H C. Smith and M. L. Manger.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TAX RECEIPTS FOR COUNTY ARE READY Next Installment Is Due Early in May. Marion County tax receipts are now ready for distribution, William

[SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE’LL BE THEI I Dippers, sail re pans, iHB & *. B pud - jjg c 6 *° ? 46° |J SENSATIONAL PURCHASE SALE! 2000 Pr. o 5 LADIES’ i It STAPLE I 112 PAIR BOYS' SHOES I' || 49 M rife""U e h and iofootwear r,:™— H * BBab. irrt atimKFmmh Hi//. - I styles. All :^ zes Odd? and ends jdt & II oxfords." ties, fiß 1 rjS] lin lot. 1 10 6 - of higher || ? OXFORDS -11 1,000 PR. boys- and girls- ■ ffl OR bcucher stvle 200 PR. MEN'S SHOES Dress OXFORDS P 1 I s ' ifj 46 96*11 I' a6 c S 46° 1 MErS F $S || ””li El 1 ■g* ts- j ||fggSKIRTS SPRING DRESSES j&L HfH9fi c l * # sbXi s*'"^ s r„i! 1 l T S P ri„g Suits vg “P w.f P. A&* M ;s|Jmch 1.-J 54§-’9 ' B 84,99 SPy ( | /* }\ SCARFS u*->nd, I 11 *"**’ i ■ it l f \ A hats M I SUes a treat fob yoc tbbiitvmv Ii c7°,k ' PANTS -*• jMtm MEN'S COAT SWEATERS .. . 46e %||L. s4lfi | S f MEN’S HATS OR CAPS 46* ““ ! ? S * , 1 gH ■ Men's ATHLETIC SHIRTS. 4 for 46c M ® " J ■ llt“' -A MEN’S SI DRESS GLOVES. Irreg. . 46c BHK rfr.jr.J B Mk 's*s***■ Men’s Heavy Coverals li';;?:;Vp l ,:lr l ’ l "'S 1 M >■- SWMiimdt

E. Clauer, county treasurer, announced today. The next tax installment will become delinquent after the first Monday in May. Mr. Clauer has requested that all ; taxpayers, when writing or calling ! for their tax bills, to send or bring their last paid receipt and a stamped self-addressed envelope for reply. This will eliminate any possible errors and will enable the treasurer's office to give quicker and better se/vice, he pointed out. Those desiring to pay taxes for

■ the entire year at this time should so state when requesting their bills | and the bills will be made out accordingly, Mr. Clauer said. Democratic Women Arrange Party ! The Marion County Women's Democratic Club will hold its annual spring benefit card party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, May 4, it has been decided by the finance 1 committee.

CLUB TO BUILD RADIO I Shortridge Group to Start Short Wave Station Soon. Work on construction of a powerful short wave radio transmitter will | be started next week by the Shortridge High School Radio Club, it was announced today by H. H. Siemens, physics department, club spon- | sor. i Three members of the club, Bur-

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ton Fielding, John Ray Clark and Claude Richie, are licensed operators and will operate the station.

Ldinlng out? ~j | Where good food, moderately j . priced, is served daily. J STUBE CLUB I E. Maryland