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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1937 ————

MINTON LISTED | oc Spat FH NORTGAGE NER VOLUME RISES

Insured Notes Increase 310

AS POSSIBILITY FOR HIGH BENCH Per Cent During 1936

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___

792 loans totaling $2,377,122 accepted for insurance through Dec. 31, 1936. One hundred sixty-four mortgages totaling $579,622 were accepted as of Dec. 31, 1935. Mr. McDonald said an increase of construction activity was indicated.

Washington and Delaware Street

PRAYER DAY SERVICE SET “World Day of Prayer” is to be

Indiana Senators Split Over President’s Judicial Reform Proposal.

To Provide Immediate Room for the Expansion of Our Fast=Growing Fashion Departments ..... We Have Lowered Our Famous Low Prices in This

By DANIEL M. KIDNEY

Times Staff Writer

Benet is rated one of the America's outstanding poets. His best known books are “Golden

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| observed Friday by the Riverside M. E., Unity Congregational and the Unity Churches in the Unity M. P. | | 3 ) | Savings, building and loan asso- |Church at Harding and 19th Sts. | ; SRE | piations of Indiana increased their | volume of mortgages accepted by ” | FHA for insurance 310 per cent last nL RALUGHT ‘ | { year, it was reported today. 6 ® ® WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Senator | : [ Stewart McDonald, Federal Hous- 1 ( oy Sherman Minton is being mentioned ng Administrator, advised the local : r00¢ axal/ve here as among “young hopefuls” Pf Wit Jugs SesOLieuGne hal y whom President Roosevelt might | appoint to the Supreme Court bench ; if his proposal to expand the mem- | ; ed BOY AM | GLAD | bership is approved. William Rose Benet, editor, critic 4 . Next to Donald Richberg, Senator | and poet, 1s to speak Saturday on FOUND ouT Minton Is given an “inside chance” | the Indianapolis Town Hall Series IN TIME ! for the high bench as a candidate | on “A Discussion of Modern Poetry.” from the Middle West. Although | 7a Mr. Richberg Is practicing law here | now, Chicago is listed as his home. : Senator Minton’s being mentioned further dramatizes the split between himself and Senator Frederick VanNuys over the Presidents proposal.

VanNuys Opposes Plan

A member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator VanNuys was first to attack the plan and declare that he would lead a fight against “packing the Supreme Court.” He insisted that justices be called | before tl» committee to give “expert | testimony” regarding the need for a | retirement plan. He also insisted | that the proposal be broken down | into two measures. “I can support the plan to speed | up constitutional Senator { VanNuys said. “But I cannot support the plan to pack the Court, and I do not believe that this will ever procure the approval of a majority of the Judiciary Committee.’

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Minton Had Own Proposal

Senator Minton was among the] first to voice approval of the President's plan, although on the day the message was sent to Congress he was ready with his own proposal to reqliire agreement between seven justices to declare a law unconstitu- | tional. Through his career here the junior Senator has heen fighting for | a more liberal judiciary, and frank-! lv says that he would be glad to! accept a Federal appointment as a liberal judge.” Senator Minton would have to be appointed to an existing seat on the bench, sijice he could not accept one | created by a Congress in which he is |

LEGION AUXILIARY TO PRESENT FLAGS

The auxiliary of American Legion Post 4 was to present 11. flags to | School 7 today in special ceremonies The presentation was to be made | by Mrs. George Swaim. auxiliary | president, and was to be received | by a representative of each school | classroom. The program was to in- | clude a sketch of the life of Abras ham Lincoln by the pupils of the | 4A grade.

NAME LARRABEE TO POST | Times Special | WASHINGTON, Feb, 10. — Rep. | William H. Larrabee has been re- | named by Indiana Democratic Cohgressmen to represent the state on

the party policy-forming steering committee of the House

Fleece,” Rip Tide: A Novel in| Verse,” and “Starry Harness.” Dur- | ing his lecture he will read extracts from his verse. Mr. Benet has been associated for | years with The Saturday Review | of Literature. Garvin Brown is to introduce Mr. Benet and Mrs. William H. Coleman is to be the hostess for the discussion luncheon following the lecture in the Columbia Club ballroom.

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RADIO AND FLIECTRICAL REFRIGERATION

DEPARTMENT

Everything Sacrificed at Reductions of

Every Leader customer knows we're expanding. had to shift departments around to make room creased business. Expansion is necessary.

We've for in-

Here is an

excellent opportunity to buy many things you need in your home . . . for Spring Housecleaning time at savings

that will ease up your budgets.

STOCK UP NOW and SAVE! Take advantage of these savings on every item in this Discontinuance Sale. Many Odd Lots, Broken Sizes, etc., at Drastic Reductions.

GLASSWARE

20+ Off

Here's your chance to pick up bargains in glassware and complete your table sets at small cost. 12-02. Water Glasses Reduced to 3 for lle

Leader’ «—Basement.

Sale Priced—

choice of DISHPANS,

Your ROUND

FRENCH FRYERS.

preserving kettles

Discontinuing Sale

ori” RADIOS

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: d $7.75

and Hurry . . . there's only 20 in

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this lot! for long and short wave, police calls, etc. Can be used with AC and DC current. Wonderful tone qualities. Come in and hear them!

COLD-PACK CANNERS

(MADE BY FEDERAL) J SA.

1.1 A 18-Quart Electrical Appliances

Site Leader's—=Basement Greatly Reduced in

Floor Mop Sets the Sale!

4 9. $2 Electric Irons ...$1.39

Well made floor mop \ Hid Electric sets. the kind you've y \ Toaster : T4e

gpaid more for. |<Burner HotPlate ....34¢c

Many other electrical needs. Leader's=Basement,

20-Quart Size

50-Ft. Galvanized Wire Clothes Line 17¢

Leader s==Basement,

Regular 69¢ and 79¢

J “Sharon Rose” and Golden Glow ALUMINUMWARE

ROUND ROASTERS,

SERVING KETTLES, DOUBLE BOILERS,

89 to $1.19 Aluminumware

Dish pans, percolators, convex kettles,

Leader's—Basement.

All Sales Final No Exchanges No C. 0. D's No Layaways

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Double, Triple-Coated HEAVY

ENAMELWARE

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Everything in this group must go regardless of former selling price!

® CONVEX KETTLES; SAUCE PAN SETS ® PRESERVING KETTLES ® 10-QT. BUCKETS ee TEAKETTLES

Leader's—Basement.

IxI2 Felt Base

BORDER RUGS ad s.. $7969

Priced—

Reg. 89¢ to $1.00

6-QUART PRE-

Ca CE

SI Nearer

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Felt-Base Hall Runner A] A) those halls fixed up at a 19. a low price,

SAMPLE RUGS

Axminster and Wilton Rugs, seamed edges, C

plain and floral designs, These should go in a LAMP SHADES

jiffy . . . the values are unusual, 17cm 34¢

Leader's—Rasement, Large assort-

15x54 IRONING BOARD ment of patterns and

Ae Ss hapes,.

16x64 ironing board; sturdy construction | % BRIDGE, . folds easily, fits FLOOR and into small &Jy TABLE styles. space, Pad and a All reduced Cover, 59¢. » " for final clearLeader's=Basement. ance.

Leader's—Basement,

ENAMELED STEP-ON-CANS

2«gallon ca= pacity. Popular kitchen colors. Easy to open and close. Also Tis-gal. size in Galvanised cans,

"GARD TABLES

Pint Size

er Every Can of Paint in Our Stock- MUST GO

All You'll Need for Spring! Quart

Size

19¢|21¢ | 44c| 14c| 51

Whether you need paint now or later . .

Sale Priced—

built

|.Gal, Size

1/y-Gal.

Size

Sale . . this is the time to buy, Priced— We have to make

64-

Black only. These are our higher priced tables marked to a new low for quick sale!

KITCHEN and BATHROOM CHAIR

Rigidly construct ed: fine quality wood or enameled in ivory Another great bargain! Leader s—=Basement.

because you'll never find them priced lower, room . . . that's why we're taking a licking! Fine quality inside and outside paints prepared and ready for use. The kind that gives

a long-wearing, high gloss finish, Leader's—Basement,

Will hold 6 or 7 gare handy oven.

ODDS AND ENDS OTHER USEFUL KITCHEN NEEDS KITCHEN NEEDS

2 co

Dish Cloths, Percolator Tops, Paper Napkins, Steel Crepe Paper. Buy plenty of these and put them away for future needs. Leader's—<Basement,

2 for |15¢

Giraters, Knives, Toothpicks, Wool,

Dust Pans, Toasters, Can Open

Wax, Dippers, Skillets, etc. All taken from higher

Leader's—Basement,

ers, Knives, Towel Racks, Floor

price groups and marked to clear away.

MOTH-PROOF BLANKET BAGS Handy bags for storing your winter clothes. Moth-Proof Wardrobe 86 ments. Sturdily (H of hard fibre board. I-BURNER OVENS You can bake, fry or broil in this 2 racks, nonrust, 1 burner.

Leader's—Basement. 10¢ Quality

CHINAWARE

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Soup bowls, dinner plates and meat platters, some are embossed. Leader's—Basement.