Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1935 — Page 2

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WILLIE MASON IDENTIFIED AS DAIRY ROBBER State Expects to Conclude Police Murder Case Late Today. Willie Mason, on trial in connection with the machine gun slaying of Police Sergeant Lester Jones, today was identified as one of the bandits who staged a holdup of the Capitol Dairies the day before the police officer was slain. Testifying in Criminal Court, two employes of the company pointed out Mason as one of the bandits. He and Edward (Foggy; Dean face a charge of committing physical injury during a robbery. Miss Louise Obeiting, pretty switchboard operator at the dairy, and Floyd Sachs, credit manager, recalled Mason as one of the bandits who staged the raid Feb. 6, 1933. May Rr-t Case Today Prosecutors said they expect to rest the case late today. If Richard Keller, alleged Cincinnati slayer, and pal of Mason, is not brought here from St. Paul by this afternoon the state will conclude its case without his testimony. There were reports that he had confessed Dean told him of participation in the Peoples Motor Coach Cos. robbery in which Sergt. Jones was slain, but these reports have been denied olfioially. That Mason lived up to his reputation as a toughy was related to the jury today by William Conklin, former Kentucky probation officer. He said he had been threatened with death by Mason in 1933, while authorities sought the suspect. Mr. Conklin testified that ne and another probation officer went to the home of Ed Miller in Louisville and that Mason and George Schw'artz, now serving a life term, put guns on them and threatened their lives. “Reach for Ceiling” “ ‘Reach for the ceiling, big boy, or I’ll turn on the heat’,’’ Mr. Conklin said he was threatened by Schwartz. Mason held a machine gun on him and echoed the threat, the former officer said. “What happened to the machine gun?” Mr. Conklin was asked. “I don't know’. All I wanted was It taken off me,” he said. Tw r o slate witnesses yesterday identified Dean as one of five armed thugs who participated in the S3OOO Polk Milk Cos. stickup Jan. 4, 1933. Bruce Parcels, Polk distribution manager, leaned forward in the witness chair and said, "That man in front of me is the one that put the gun on me.” Attempting to shake the identification, Clyde P. Miller, defense counsel, asked, “Weren’t you badly frightened?” “Oh, no,” Mr. Parcels, victim of other robberies, replied. “These men weren't the type to scare you like they usually are."

PRISON WARDFN SEES LUTZ ON WATER RATES Demands to Know it PSC Can Sanction Increase. Louis F. Kunkel, state prison warden. Michigan City, and Howard Crosby, chief clerk, have conferred with Attorney General Philip Lutz relative to a proposed increase in water rates at the prison, it was announced today. The Northern Indiana Public Service Cos. seeks increase of several thousand dollars annually despite a contract which has some time to run. JACK DEMPSEY HAS MINOR EYE AILMENT Trouble Not Serious, but He Is to Return for Examination. By United Brens BALTIMORE, Md„ Nov. 14.—Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight boxing champion, was examined at Johns Ilopkins Hospital yesterday for what was described as a minor eye ailment. Dr. Allan Woods, noted eye specialist, said Dempsey’s trouble was not serious. “I suggested he might return within a week or 10 days for another examination," the physician said.

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A bingo party is to be given at 8 tomorrow’ night in St. John’s Academy by the alumnae. Miss Alice Mae Lipps is a member of the committee. Miss Mary E. Coughlin and Miss Anna Brennan are co-chairmen, assisted by the Misses Gertrude Dean, Mary Werner, Rose Boland, Jeanne O'Connell, Rosemary Dugan, Helen Wornsing, Helen O Gara, Bette Wolf, Winifred Mullaney, Bertha McMahan, Margaret Gallagher, Santina Bondi, Mary Fisher and Mary I ouise Walpole.

SAIE Special Grouping Nationally Famous Queen Quality Footwear 6.50, 7.50, 8.75 Shoes on Sale at 5 35 Shoes of a style and quality competitive with shoes selling elsewhere at $lO per pair and more. Hosiery Sale Gordon and Marott Ringless Hosiery! Regularly selling at 79c and more. NoiV 59c

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Infants' Rubber Pants 2 p ’ 15c Infants’ rubber panties in natural colors. Elastic gathered at knee. Small, medium and large sizes. Flannelette Gowns 69c Women’s pastel, white or stripe flannelette gowns with double yoke, leng sleeves. Sizes 16 and 17. Part-Wool Cuddles 35c Warm wool cuddle panties and vests with snug fitting knees and vests with built-up shoulders. Flesh. All sizes. Seconds. Part-Wool Union Suits .... 69c Built-up shoulder, snug fitting at knee with lastex. Part wool and silk. Flesh. Small, medium and large. Seconds. Flannelette Pajamas 79c Two-piece styles in pastel colors or printed patterns with printed trim. Sizes 16 and 17. Tinted Colton Union Suits.. 3 for $1 Combed cotton tinted union suits with built-up shoulders, tight knee. Sizes 36 to 44. Tuckstitch Undies 19c ea. Women’s tuckstitch panties or vests with flat elastic finish at waist and tight knee. Small, medium or large sizes. Women s Wash Frocks ... $1 ea. New styles and lots and lots of lovely colors and trims. A complete size range for all women Sizes 14 to 52. Womens Hooverettes ... $1 ea. New fall styles in gayly colored prints. Many in “Fruit of the Loom” fabrics. Sizes small, medium and large. New Handbags $1 Women’s genuine leather handbags in smart underarm and pouch styles. Black, brown, navy and wine colors. Styles for sports, street or dress. Womens Scarfs 50c Ascot styles in very bright colored designs. Triangles and long scarfs, too, in many, many colors. Smart Handbags 50c Imitation leather bags in envelope and underarm styles. Black, brown colors. Smart copies of expensive bags.

Last 2 Days of November Sale! ALL-WOOL BLANKETS v ' | ing. In the November Sale at a price that’s suitable Size 72x84 inches. Plain satine border and plain satine back. The top is covered with a printed satine. In your favorite colors—blue, rose, green Double Blankets Sheet Blankets Colonial Bedspread $ 2' 59 Pair gA c . , s t 39 Each V tach Double size of heavy cotPart wool blankets, size ton jacquard woven de70x80. Wide block plaid Size 70x80 inches. Fluffy gTL ? colonial pat- ., . / . , , y I terns in rose, gold, green, patterns. Choice of col- napped style. In smart, lavender ors. practical plaid designs. —Downstairs at Ayres.

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Men's Leather Sole House Slippers $1.09 Pair Genuine leather soles, zappon uppers, opera style and in black, blue and brown colors. Rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 11 in group. Fabric Gloves 59c Salesmen’s samples of fine quality washable fabric gloves in a fine assortment of styles and colors. Sizes for all. Tots’ Sweaters 55c All-wool slipover sweaters in winter colors and weight. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Smart patterns. Tots' Wool Skirts $1,09 All-wool skirts in plaid colors. Bodice top with plaid matching beret. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Tots’ Wool Sweaters .... $1.09 All-wool knit sweaters in coat style with raglan sleeves. Solid and novelty colors. Sizes 3 to 8. Boys’ Wash Suits . 55c Boys’ smartly tailored broadcloth wash suits in 2 favorite styles. Sizes 3 to 6 years in the group. Philippine Dresses .... 45c ea. Hand-made dresses with embroidery scallop or hem. Baby boy or girl style. Flannelette Diapers . . $1.19 doz. Heavy quality Amoskeag quality flannelette diapers. Warmly fleeced. Size 27x27. Hand-Made Gertrudes . . 25c ea. Hand-made scolloped gertrudes of fine quality batiste. From 6 months to 2 years size. Girls’ Sweaters 88c All-wool slipover sweaters in plain or novelty weaves. Smart color selection. Sizes 7 to 16. Tots’ Union Suits 55c Winter weight union suits with rayon stripe. French leg style. For boys or girls. Sizes 2 to 8. 27x36-in. Crib Sheets ... 15c ea. Infants’ rubber crib sheets with gromet corners. Good serviceable quality. Irregulars.

Last Two Days! Rayon Satinette * UNDIES fjN At a low Cr J 52232? r- .fJ\\ Sale Price y df/ / You'll like Satinette L'ndies, made of a "different'’ \ \r! raj on \tea\e that s lustrous and gleaming and looks 1 1/ ” \ exactly like expensive satin. Choose from a complete i t \ selections of panties, vests and bloomers in beautiful \ f v w \ pastel shades. Regular sizes. \ 1 \ Women's Rayon Undies i 4 Serviceable and beautiful plain rayon or nov- it •'jjA elty weave rayon panties, stepins, bloomers, ' shorties and vests. Tailored or trimmed U W l .\' r,* styles. In regular sizes. W t *. —Downstairs at Ayres. JKttM EA. \ f V \

Men's Knit Cotton Union Suits 59c Finely knit short sleeve, ankle length t union suits. Made of elastic cotton. Ir- * regulars. Sizes 38 to 46. S Flannelette Pajamas ... 2 for $1 Tots’ flannelette pajamas in warm winter weight. Juvenile and stripe patterns. Sizes 2 to 8. Men s Fancy Socks .... 6 Pr. $1 Irregulars of men’s fancy pattern socks with double heel, toe and sole. Choice of colors. Sizes 10 to 12. Some are seconds. Men’s New Ties 3 for $1 Just 600 ties special for $ Days! Stripes, checks, plaids and all-over patterns. Full standard size. Pepperell Shorts 5 for $1 600 vat dye fast color Pepperell shorts with full cut, extra full seat and elastic at sides. Sizes 30 to 42. Athletic Shirts 5 for $1 Fine combed cotton in Swiss rib style. Form fitting, tubular knit. Sizes from 34 to 46 in the group. Men’s Sports Coats . . . $1.98 ea. Brushed mohair effect sports coats in oxford, brown and walnut. Heavy rib knit, winter weight. Sizes 36 to 44 in group. Boys’Corduroy Knickers . . $1.74 Fancy corduroy or cassirnere cloth knickers. Full lined with knit grip bottoms. Choice of patterns. Sizes 8 to 15. Boys’ Shirts 64c Blouses, too. White, plain colors and fancy patterns. Shirts in sizes 8 to 14t&. Blouses size 4 to 10. Boys’ Melton Jacket .... $2.79 All-wool melton jackets in wine, blue and green colors. Cossack style, zipper front. Sizes 8 to 20. Boys’ Union Suits .... 2 for $1 Winter weight union suits with short sleeves and knee. Snug fitting and warm. Sizes 24 to 34. Seconds. Boys’ Pajamas 84c Boys’ “hot” looking fancy or plain color vat dye pajamas. Coat or slipover style. Sizes 8 to 18 in group.

Rubbertex Rugs^J Heavy Weight-Perfect Quality! BBS g-, You’ll like the very bright colors and the smart pat- sis IB mZ, terns of these Rubbertex rugs. You’ll like the low- 4S est Sale price we offer them at too. Heavy weight, T SB • ~ perfect quality felt base rugs in a laige assortment of colors and patterns. Slat Top Spring _ r , Inner-Spring $5 A Fine. Restful kA .. O . V • Mattress Inner-Spring LA 50.95 A well made, serviceable slat M|9ff rACC top innerspring spring at a very low November Sale Price. November Sale Price Avery fine mattress with 182 tempered steel coils at one of •4r our very lowest of November V q p> Sale Prices. Studio Couch l"P' , o* - Damask Tick, Sisal in- Bath Rug Set 5 | Wj sulated, Ventilators, 40 ® Tufted. A real mattress f £ bet These studio couches are gen- [l } at give you years uine innerspring styles in This consists of an oval choice of rust or green color g£°? se from choice oi rug and Ud cover to match. A covering. November Sale lovely shower or Christmas Priced. — Gift. November Sale Priced. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Boys' Black Leatherette Sheep-lined Coats 52,-98 Each ■ Black leatherette sheep lined coats. Large warm collar, full belt and 4 pockets. Full : length. Sizes 6t020 in group. Boys’ Polo Shirts 59c New style in herringbone weaves, houndstooth checks and all-over patterns. Long sleeve styles. Small, medium or large sizes. Jap Lunch Cloths 39c ea. Size 52x52-ineh printed Japanese lunch cloths in bright colors. Good, serviceable quality. Plaid Lunch Cloths .... 50c ea. Size 57x57-inch plaid lunch cloths in fine quality cotton crash. Heavy quality. Bright washable colors. “Nevatere” Sheets .... 74c ea. Size 81x90 inches. A pure finish sheet, no starch or filling. Straight torn hems, torn to size before hemming. Double size. Sheet Blankets 84c ea. Size 70x80 inches. Fluffy napped style. In smart, practical plaid designs. Bath Towels 8 for $1 All white in medium weight. Size 18x36 inches. Ideal for gifts or shower presents. Sale priced. Knit Dress Goods 39c yd. Smart patterns and lovely colors in oxford gray, browns, wines, blues and greens. From full bolts, 52 inches -wide. Part-Wool Blankets . . . . $1 ea. Part-wool single blankets in good heavy, serviceable quality. Smart color assortment in generous size. 5-Pc. Linen Sets $1 Set 5-Piece linen dresser scarfs and vanity sets. 1—45-inch scarf. 36-inch scarf and 1 3-pc. vanity set. Tailored Curtains . . . . . 2 pr. $1 Ecru color in square mesh net. Three-inch inside and bottom hem. For living room or dining room. Use with or without drapes. Gift Pillows 79c ea. Size 18x18 inches square. Kapok filled. Wine, yellow, blue, green, gold, rose, red and rust color. Corded edges.

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