Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1937 — Page 11

MONDAY, MARCH 1

3 NEW STORES FOR NORTH SIDE 10 BE APPOSED

Delegation Due to Fight Building Permit Befor» Zoning Board.

Requests for permission to build five store buildings are to be considered by the Zoning Board at its meeting March 8. Three would be on the North Side, | one on the East Side and one on the | West Side. Opposition to the North Side pe- | titions is expected from Butler Uni- | versity officials and a jelegation of residents, it was learned today. The petitions ask variances at 49th St. and Rookwood Ave, 46th St. and Boulevard Place and 46th and Illinois Sts | The petition for Rookwood Ave. was consireded at the last meeting but protests brought a continuance S. J. Preston has filed a petition to build a retail storeroom at 262228 W. 16th St. and Elmer Weber seeks to construct a store building in front of the house at 2930 B Michigan St

Other

49th St. and

Petitions

George Seidensticker is petitioning for the right to build a filling station at the southwest corner of 38th St. and Sherman Drive. Hany G. Caldwell, asks permission to remodel the building on the southeast corner of 22a and Illinois Sts as a2 steam laundry A petition has been filed by Mrs. Lorretta M. Miles. 1634 Barth Ave for permission to operate a confectionery store in her home. Carl W. | Lindeman requests permission to erect a double house at 6232-34 E. Washington St Other petitions filed ask the right to build a three-car garage at 5601 Washington Blvd. and (o convert the house at 1422 E. 10th St. into a four-family apartment

ALLISON REALTY GO. ANNOUNGES SALES

Business Totals $75,000 in Week: 25 Lots Are Purchased.

Sale of 21 houses totaling approximately £73000 last werk has been announced bv the Allison Realty Co. This is one of the biggest sales records for a week since 1929, the company said Included in the transactions was the sale of the Prospact Street Methodist Church. which has been unoccupied several years. Other sales were of dwellings at 955 Albany St. 4648 Carval Ave, 1521 N. Gale St. 2351 N. Gale St. 2748 Manker Ave. 3241 Martindale Ave. 6368 N. Oxford Ave. 2856 Shriver Ave, 3720 W. 16th St. 25 E. LeGrande St. 2336 S. Randolph St, 3352 School St. Additional houses 1024 W. 27th St. 819 N. Bosart Ave. 1003 N. Grant Ave. 2701 W. 16th St. 2506 S. East St, 1122 E. Southern Ave. and 1715 Alton St. The company also announced purchase of 25 lots in the east section of the city.

RABBI JACOBSON ON UNIVERSAL PROGRAM

Rabbi David apolis Hebrew

sold were at 873 W. 28th St.

Jacobson, IndianCongregation, is to speak on "This Freedom” before the Universal Club in the Columbia | Club tomorrow noon. The Rev, R. M. Dodrill, in charge of March programs, said the address is to be tite first in a series by religious leaders of different creeds. Rabbi Jacobson recently returned from England, compieting his work for a doctor of philosophy degree at Cambridge University

BUSINESS GAIN SEEN IN PROPERTY DEALS

General business increases here in 1936 were further evidenced today by a report of real estate transfers listed in the office of Ira Haymaker, Marien County Recorder, The 1936 report showed 11.56% pieces of real estate were sold. an increase of 12168 over 1935. Maximum recordings were in October when 1185 deed transfers were listed.

LIONS TO FETE WIVES

Lions Club members are to hold a party for their wives Wednesday night in the Hotel Washington, it was announced today. At the Wednesday luncheon session, the] Rev. E. J. Unruh, Midwest Council | on International Relations executive | secretary, is to discuss "World Economic Progress”

“ALL-BRAN SAVED ME FROM A LIFETIME OF SUFFERING”

“I had suffered from constipation for three years. My condition | was becoming really serious, when I read of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. “I bought a package. Within two weeks, my bowels were regular, and I began to enjoy living again. It has saved me from a lifetime of suffering.” Mrs. Lloyd Baird, 384 S. Bannock St., Denver, Colo. Try AvLL-BrAN yourself. It corrects the common type of constipation. Within the body, it absorbs twice its weight in water, forms a goft mass, gently cleanses the system. Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily. Three times daily in severe cases, As a cereal with milk or cream, or in recipes. Isn't it bettertoeatthiswholesome food than to take pills and drugs that may be harmful and often lose their effect? AvLL-BRAN is sold by a rs. Made and guaranteed v Belioge lh Battle Creek. — Advertisement,

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1937

Legislators to Be Entertained at Dance

Members of the Legislature are to be guests at a at dance in the Clavpool Hotel Saturday night the Indiana Democratic Good Neighbors Club, composed of State House employees. Speaker Edward Stein of the House was the first Three club members called on him

sored by

to get his tickets.

sponginia Bailey. chairman.

Townsend and

Roosevelt Message "Text

By United Press WASHINGTON, The text of President Roosevelt's special message to Congress today on sugar, follows: To

March 1.

the Congress of the United

States: The expiration on Dec. 31. 1937. of the quota provisions of the JonesCostigan Act and Public Resolution No. 109 of June 19, 1936. and the existence of the public problems which have arisen as a result of discontinvance of the processing tax or sugar and benefit payments to sugar heet and sugar cane producers, make it desirable that the Congress consider the enactment of new legislation with respect to sugar. The JonesCostigan Act has been useful and effective and it is mv belief that its principles should again be made effective. I therefore Congress the quota system,

recommend to the enactment of the and ils necessary complements, which will restore the operation of the principles on which the Jones-Costigan Act was based. In order to accomplish this purpose adequate safeguards would be required to protect the interests of cach group concerned. As a safecuard for the protection of consumers I recommend that provision be made to prevent any possible restriction of the supply of sugar that would result in prices to consumers in excess of those reasonably neces- | sary, together with conditional payments to producers, to maintain the domestic industry as a whole and to | make the production of sugar beets and sugar cane as profitable as the production of the principal other ag-

| ricultural crops.

FAMILY-SIZE FARMS

In order to protect the expansion of markets for American export, I recommend that no decrease be made in the share of other countries in the total quotas. It is also highly desirable to continue the policy, which was inherent in the Jones-Costigan Act, of effectuating the principle that an industry which desires the protection afforded by a quota system, or a tariff, should be expected to guarantee that it will be a good employer. I recommend, therefore, that the pre-|

) vention of child labor,

and the pavnot less than minibe included among receiving a Fed-

ment of wages mum standards, the conditions for eral payment. I recommend that adequate provision be made to protect the right of both new and old producers of sugar beets and sugar cane to an equitable share of the benefits offered by the program. In this connection I suggest also that vou consider the advisability of providing for payments at rates for family-size farms higher than those applicable to large operating units, Quotas influence the price of sugar through the control of supply: consequently, under a quota regulation of the supply of sugar, a tax may be levied without causing any adverse effect, on the price paid by consumers,

YIELD ESTIMATED

the the per

I recommend to the Congress enactment of an excise tax at rate of not less than .75 cent pound of sugar, raw value. I am definitely advised that such a tax would not increase the average cost of sugar to consumers. An excise tax of this amount would yield approximately $100,000,000 per annum to the Treasury of the United States, which would make the total revenue from sugar nearly

ing the period 1922-1929. It is also estimated that the total income of foreign countries from the sale of sugar in the United States under the quota system would not be less than

Can Old Faces Look Young Again

Pauline Palmer tells how you can make old faces younger. In a new free book is explained this sensational home method. Already 70,000 men and women have written for this thrilling new book. It illustrates with photographs an

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HERE'S BETTER CONTROL of COLDS

Just follow this practical home-guide

To help PREVENT many colds. At the first sneeze or sniffle or irritation in the nose—quick!—put a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. This special ized medication is expressly designed for the nose and upper throat, where most colds start. Used in time, Va-tro-nol helps to prevent many colds— and to throw off head colds in their early stages.

To RELIEVE a cold SO0NEer. Massage Vicks VapoRub briskly on the back (between and below the shoulder-blades) as well as on the throat and chest, jor 3 full minutes. Then spread a thick layer on the chest. VapoRub's famous poultice-vapor action continues hour after hour— loosening phlegm, easing coughing, relieving irritation, and helping to break up local congestion.

Sickness from Colds Cut in Half!

The two simple steps outlined above, together with a few sensible health rules to build up and maintain resistance, are the basis of Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds. In the biggest colds-clinic ever held—with 17,353 people as

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his office this morning Miss Ruth Haefling, Miss

Invitations also have been extended Lieut

over a period of time, !

com- | mensurate with that obtained dur- |

I'ines Photo They are (left to right) Miss Pat Nolain and Miss VirMary Livengood is committee

to Governor

Gov. Henry F. Schricker

that obtained during 1935, and, like the total income of domestic sugar producers, it can be expected to increase in future years as our consumption requirements expand. In any

considering the enactment of tax the Congress has regard for its social and economic effects as well as its ability to raise revenue. The social and economic effects of an adequate excise tax on sugar are so important to the welfare of the various groups affected as to constitute a necessary complement to the quota system. For this reason I recommend that neither the quotas nor the tax should be operative alone,

FRANKLIN D.

COUPLE MARKS 50TH YEAR OF MARRIAGE

Jims Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 1 Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Christy day celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner and reception at their country home east of here. Today also is Mr. Christy's 69th birthday anniversary Mrs. Worth Arnold is the only surviving daughter. They have nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

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REV. R. 0. M'RAE

ATTACKS RAGING BILL IN SERMON

Claims Gambling Destroys Spiritual Values Of Church.

“Gambling has done more break down spiritual values of the church than any other present day vice,” according to the Rev. R. O. McRae.

Speaking on “Betting and Gambling” before his congregation in Edwin Ray he attacked the Pari-Mutuel passed by the House and now before the Senate. “The Pari-Mutuel Bill legal the exchange of without giving anything in return,” he charged “This is robbery by mutual agreement. “Gambling aiso has done more to

to |

M. E. Church yesterday, | Bill |

makes | property |

ruin sportsmanship than any other |

thing.” the pastor said

Evansville Experience

‘I formerly lived in Evansville, the Rev. Mr. McRae said, "and during the Dade Park races there was more domestic trouble. more work for the police than at an® other time. Women didn’t play fair with the money given them by their men. Men didn't treat their wives fairly in taking home their salaries

“Merchants told me few bills were

paid during the period and purchases on credit increased alarmingly. And police said that thievery hit a new high.” “Betting is one of the oldest vices in the world,” the Rev. Mr. said gain, excitement and appeal to the combative instinct of individuals. “Gambling cheapens hospitality in the home,” he said. “When you gamble, you make enemies of your friends. “And ference. at a society bingo party as it is to gamble in a dive. Ethically, there's no difference between penny and $1000. It's casier for the loser penny.”

DANCE WILL BENEFIT JEWISH EDUCATION

Proceeds of the silver jubilee Purim ball of the Jewish Educational Society at Kirshbaum Center next Sunday are to be used to further the operation of the Hebrew city school system. Members of 15 tions are to take part gram. Mrs. R. Domont is chairman and Charles Medias cochairman of the executive committee.

ACTRESS NOT SHOT, REBELS NOW REPORT

Buln AVILA, Spain, March 1.—Rosita Diaz, Spain's most famous actress. has not been executed as a spy. as reported last week, but is alive and well in Segovia, the Rebel army gensaid today.

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limes Special FRANKLIN, Ind. March 1.-— Miss Janet Brown, pretty Franke lin College coed, carried off high honors in the intercollegiate speech tourney at Iowa City during the week-end. She won the after-dinner speaking contest, teamed with Miss Verna Mary Miller to capture the debating crown. and placed third in exteniporanecus Speaking.

KIWANIS TO OPEN CONVENTION OFFICE

5000 Expected Here for Parley in June.

Headquarters for the Kiwanis In- | ternational convention to be held in were to

| be opened in the Roosevelt Building

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O. E. Peterson, Chicago, perma-

| nent international convention man-

ager, is to be in charge of the headquarters. Preparations will he made to accommodate more than 5000 Ki-| wanians and their wives from clubs in the United States and Canada. | Kiwanis International has a Nortn American membership of 92.000.

LIONIST TO TALK AT DINNER HERE

‘Rabbi Leon Fram to Describe

‘New Miracles in Miracle Land.’

Detroit, is to Indianapolis

Rabbi Leon Fram, speak at the annual

Zionist District banquet at 6:15 p. |

m. Wednesday at Temple Beth-El

His subject is to be "New Miracles |

in the Land of Miracles.”

Rabbi Fram is the tounder of the Adult Education Movement in

| American temples and synagogues. | He also founded the Beth-El College {of Jewish Studies in 1925 at | troit He is chairman of committees for | the Central | Conference of American Rabbis and | for preschool and parental educa- | tion of the Jewish Educational Com- |

Jewish Education of

mission. He has traveled extensively, visiting Mexico and Russia during revolutions. Ely Katz, Terre Haute tenor, is to sing, accompanied by Miss Cora Albert. The banquet is for Zionist members and their families only.

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS herebv given that the purchase of the following material

Notice is

will

| State Highway Commission of Indiana. at

| apolis.

| his office on the third floor, State House

Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue, Indian. Indiana. until 2:00 o on t

10th dav of March. 1037. at which

they will be nublicly opened and I

| 0. B. | on State Road 10-

| proposal forms

Invitation No 92—1001 No. 8F Crushed Aggregate or Slag. F. Malden. Ind.. or delivered on ate Road |

Invital jon No. 1193-1000 No 2

| 26 sealed bids | 5 287 be received bv the Chairman of the |:

12 to 1500 Tons |

28078, 6=1- 36,

3- 20- 36; 25956 : 9123. 5-27-36: 24, 5- To 36; 28800 v 3 134, 5-27- 36: % -11-36: : 31555

3-17-36; 29258.

3 time | ead: 0 to 1300 Tons | 0. B|2

and 12 Crushed Agcregate or | 23555

Slag. F. O. B. Valparaiso. Ind. or delivered | Road 2- 2 and 30-D.

No. 7 Crushed A at or SI hee or delivered on State Road

Invitation No. 1195—500 to 1000 Tons No Crushed Aggregate or Slag 1nd. or delivered

Invitation No. oon do to 1100 Tons No. 7 and 8F Drshed Aggregate or Slag. F.O B Hobart. Ind.. or delivered on State |

Road 6-B. Invitation No. 1197—250 to 500 Tons No 8-F Crushed Agerecate, Slag or Gravel F.

North Judson. Ind.. or and

B. Crown Point,

1198-1000 Maintenance Aggregate.

JoGtaten No 1.8 and | B. Terre Haute. Ind. or at Flant in

| Vicinity of Terre Haute,

Bids shall be submitted upon standard fications will be furnished free upon re-| aue The right is reserved bv the Chairman to reject anv or all bids. or to awar on anv combination of bids that in his |, judement is most advantazeous to the State of Indiana oo State Highwav Commission of Indiana. James D. Adams. Chairman.

11 win vin es will be offer=d for a Zo ° Re WM rch 10th, 1937. at 148 E. Washington Sa "Indianapolis. Ind. as per act of the 79th General Assembly

10-30-35: 19454. | 50 35

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| 13400

5: | mower . | One Fordson Tractor

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to 1400 Tons | 4 ‘| dual

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to classify which thew bid Requisition No 1 1937 Model Bow not less than 30-inch reel. Submit speci= | fications with bid, also date of delivery, | 3 1937 Model Buckhorn Cutters. standard or equal. rubber tires. and not less than 36-inch cutting bar Submit specifications with bid. also date of deliverv Gane Frames with 30-inch Pennsvlvania or equal. 1937 Model McCormick Deering 1-13 lreins ractor to be eauipped pneumatic tires an driven, high grass cutting 6-foot cycle bar Trade-in: 1929 Model 393. De=with bid. also date

McCormick Deering 1-12 [ractor to be equipped | with 4 wheels. pneumatic tires and built-in A driven. high grass cuttine mower | with 6-foot cycle bar. Trade in: One Forde 1929 model 393. Detailed spe= Cificajions with bid and date of delivery. 1937 Model McCormick Drering 1-13 | Tiel or equal actor to be equipped with 4 wheels, pneum atic tires and unit Trade in 1 1530 Toro tractor. City Detailed specifications with bid

of delive | 1 1937 Model Municipal Tractor. Toro or an with pneumatic tires in front and pneumatic tires in rear. with 3 30inch high wheel units attached to tractor with lifts to carrv when not in use. Trade in 1 1930 Toro tractor. City No. 398. Despecifications with bid, also date of

590—

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. | delivery

19541 25-35: 14541 14961. 7-21- -35: 13692, : 24001 36 ‘Pledee number,

“Date HICAGO JEWELRY CO 146 E Washington St.. Indiananolis

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Department of Public Parks. Jidianavols. Office of the Board. Ha

Notice is herebv given that the Board of

Park Commissioners. Indianapolis. Indiana.

will up until the nour of 9:30 a. m.. Thurs- |

day. March . 1937. receive sealed bids at their office. 302 Citv Hall. for the folJowing merchandisqgand ecuipmentiy It is requested t. all bidders cafv our requisition number thew bids Jin RE

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All bids on basis of delivery to Park Dept. Garage. 29th and Harding Streots. Trade in on above equipment may be the Park Dept Garage, 20th and Harding Sts Requisition No. 8592 - bad Friend Model A-X-C Quadruplex Pump and 4-cvlinder 20- Bn e power Leroi Gaso« | line Engine with gear r~duction and clutch. 33-inch gbore: 4'2-inch stroke or equal. All bids P. O. B. Park Dept. Garage, 29th i and Harding Sts Reauisition No. 8588 1500 lbs. Kentuckv Blue Grass 1200 1hs. Red Top Grass Seed. 590 1hs. Arsenate of Lead 1000 gal. Dormant Sprav Oil Prices F. O Nursery. Riverside Park, BOARD OF PARL K MMS SN a Bv ALBERT LOSCH

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