Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 260, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1936 — Page 2

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74 CITY PERSONS RECEIVE MORE THAN $15,000 A YEAR, FEDERAL BLUE BOOK SHOWS Kiley Brewery Cos. Official at Marion Tops State List With $108,692, Report Reveals; Local Insurance Man Gets $89,586. (Continued From Page One)

board, of directors, Commonwealth Loan Cos., $19,200. James W. Rice, sales manager. Cones & Sons Manufacturing Cos., $19,211. Evans Woollen, president, Fletcher Trust Cos., $16,065. Joseph M Bloch, secretary-treas-urer, Gibson Cos., $16,500. J. J. Fitzgerald, secretary-treas-urer. Grain Dealers' National Mutual Fire Insurance Cos., $15,043.82. F. G. Appel, president, Gregory & Appel, Inc., SIB,OOO. J. F. Carroll, president, Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., $27,800.04. F. A. Montrose, vice president, Bell Telephone Cos., $18,608.36. Henry L. Dithmer Sr., president, Indiana Ice and Fuel Cos., $24,285. Broadhurst Elsey, secretarytreasurer, Indianapolis Glove Cos., $17,000. Charles W. Chase, president, Indianapolis Railways, Inc., *25.000.08. C. V. Raiser, stock salesman, Kiley Brewing Cos., Inc., $18,116.33. George W. Klein, president, Klein & Kuhn, Inc., $16,294.20. George A. Kuhn, secretary-treas-urer, Klein & Kuhn, Inc.. $16,294 20. Eli Lilly, president, Eli Lilly & Cos., $48,841.77. J. K. Lilly Jr., vice president, Eli Lilly & Cos.. $48,341.77. Charles J. Lynn, vice president, Eli Lilly As Cos., $48,841.77. N. H. Noyes, secretary-treasurer, Eli Lilly As Cos., $48,841.77. C. F. Eveleigh. assistant secretarytreasurer, Eli Lilly <fc Cos., $19,6 L 3.92. J. S. Wright, advertising manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $22,613.92. Edward Zink, sales manager, Eli Lilly <fc Cos., $37,672.04. Earl Beck, sales manager, Eli Lilly Cos., $19,213,92. A. L. Brown, sales manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $18,066.14. Dr. K. K. Chen, sales manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $16,656.94. Dr. G. H. A. Clewes, sales manager. Eli Lilly <fc Cos.. $70,039.10. W. A. Hanley, sales manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $19,013.92. W. A. Jamieson, sales manager, Eli Lilly As Cos., $20,288.92. H. S. Noel, sales manager, Eli Lilly Ac Cos., $22,713.92. R. M. Reahard, sales manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $20,013.92. Earl E. Retter, sales manager, Eli Lilly As Cos., $24,167.88. H. W. Rhodehamel, sales manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $43,875.27. R. W. Showalter, sales manager, Eli Lilly & Cos., $16,460.44. George B. Walden, sales manager, Eli Lilly Ac Cos., $34,223.43. L. G. Zerfas, sales manager, Eli Lilly &■ Cos., $24,528.98. H. A. Shonle, sales manager, Eli Lilly Ac Cos., $20,255.41. Fred D. Williams, vice president, Mallory Ac Cos., Inc., $30,250. R. D. Brown, president, Managers Discount Corp., $36,000.

Save on KITCHEN A Gay New Kitcken for Little Money Gas Ranges Breakfast Sets siso Tappan Deluxe Gas Range, with divided $24.50 Breakfast Sets, 5 pieces nr cooking top, in black porcelain CA green, brown or oyster white oakvl^LO*) with red handles . pI/OJU $37.50 Maple Breakfast Sets, j r/\ $119.50 Tappan Deluxe Gas (nn rn extension table and 4 chairs Range, in Dry PO7JU $37 56 Sellers 5-pc. Breakfast Sets in all white S < 9.50 Beauty Range in green J PA or green oak, stainless lacquer tops, conand ivory enamel . <PU*I.JU cealed folding ta extension leaf pZ/*DU Kitchen Cabinets - .. $39 50 Sollers Kitchen Cabinets In tan oak UflllTy CabineTS Wh “ e $32 50 ’,de selection of styles and colors, priced and ahlte enamel 904.3 U regularly from $3.95 to . $24.50 Sellers Kitchen Cabinets, choice of $11.95, in January Sales ... ... aD OFF ivory and green or all-white 1 Q Q C enamel, stainless porcelain tops . v 1 •/•OD Convenient Terms wv* 31 s. Meridian

Harry Farber, president, NuGrape ! Bottling Cos., Inc., $15,850. G. A. Efroymson, president, Occidental Realty Cos., $16,200. E. S. Pearce, president, Railway Service Ac Supply Corp., $18,205. i G. A. Efroymson, president, Real I Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., $25,000. J. A. Goodman, chairman board, Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., $20,412. L. L. Goodman, treasurer. Real Silk Hosiery MilLs, Inc., $20,412. P. O. Farrel, vice president, Real Silk Hosiery' Mills, Inc., $18,225. Eli Schloss, president and treasurer. Schloss Bros. Investment Cos., $20,200. William L. Schloss, salesman, Schloss Bros. Investment Cos., $20,010.63. •J. C. Schaffer, president, Star Publishing Cos., $18,900. B. f. Lawrence, vice president and treasurer, Star Publishing Cos., $22,800. Robert E. Sweeney, president and agency manager, State Life Ins. Cos., SIB,OOO. W. B. Stokely. president. Stokely Bros. Ac Cos., $24,000.92. J. R. Thomas, president, Thomas Ac Skinner Steel Products Cos., $20,275. O. H. Skinner, treasurer, Thomas Ac Skinner Steel Products Cos., $18,675. W. B. Stokely Jr„ president, Van Camps, Inc., $25,000.04. Harold B. West, president and treasurer. West Baking Cos,, $24,000. T. J. Kelly, president, Advance Paint Cos., $15,096.23. W. A. Queisser, salesman, Advance Paint Cos., $18,565.33. Herbert M. Woolen, president, American Central Life Insurance Cos.. $36,000. Harry R. Wilson, vice president, American Central Life Insurance Cos.. $27,500. Blaine H. Miller, president, American Foundry Cos., $29,022.42. Guy E. Street, general superintendent American Foundry Cos., $33,237.62. William E. McKee, president. Automobile Underwriters, Inc., $36,000. ORDERED BACK TO JAIL Former Waveland Postmaster Fails to Pay $522 Fine. Fred McNutt, former postmaster of Waveland, has been returned to Marion County jail by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell to serve 30 days for failure to pay a $522 fine in connection with a charge of embezzling postoffice funds. McNutt had served five months of a six-month sentence in the jail, but was released in November to raise money to pay his fine. Elks to Hold Party Indianapolis Elks Lodge is to give a bingo party Saturday night on the fourth floor of the Antlers for members and their friends.

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M J||| wsismwt .***,. iM*"- jmMfr,' ; Earl Kintner Timet Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., Jan. B. Publication today of the first post-holiday issue of the De Pauw. student newspaper at De Pauw University, was managed by a staff under direction of Earl Kintner, Princeton, new editor. Kintner, completing his fourth year in campus journalism and organization activities is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, American Commons Club and the Student Affairs Committee. He succeeds Ralph Ulrich, Logansport. CITY POLICE BOARD FINES 2RADIO COPS Claude Reidenbach Is Given 30-Day Suspension. Radio Patrolman Claude Reidenbach today began serving a 30-day suspension from duty without pay following his trial last night by a police board in the office of Chief Morrissey. Radio Patrolman Horace Eller also was fined two days pay by the board for neglect of duty. The board charged Patrolman Reidenbach with being under the influence of liquor while on duty, with conduct unbecoming an officer and neglect of duty. Charges against him grew out of an accident Jan. 2 when a police car was wrecked at Madison-av and McCarty-st. Radio Patrolman Peter Mause, Reidenbachs companion, was reprimanded by the board and ordered to move his home within the city limits. Eller was tried because of his alleged failure to arrest a motorist in connection with an accident. Reidenbach, according to the police board, was one of a number of Indianapolis policemen tried in Federal Court several years ago on charges of liquor conspiracy. He was reinstated to the department after the local court's finding was reversed by the Circuit Court of Appeals. Ice Floes Sink Boat Landing H\j United Tress MADISON. Jan. 8. today had sunk the wharf-boat landing of the Louisville Ac Cincinnati Packet Cos., which has served Ohio river traffic for 30 years.

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