Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1937 — Page 17

PAGE 16 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1937

Huntington Mavor, Released From Jail, TOONVICTEDIN | Zech Pupils Get Scholarships | BARTON W ASHER |

Declares He Will Continue His Battle NEWYORK DRIVE . & ES 4 ||] New Patented Tub For Municipally Owned Power Uslny ON RACKETEERS = bh BE . Bt | and Water Action

First worthwhile m-

provement in years, Diagram

shows how

Legal Basis for Electric ) j Fa swe | B Solveoriveis Abr i I up Innocent Ca Cause of Stabling Dowel Hails _ as 3 : v 9 EF E | Produces 1710 extra ¥aiss is Won . nN o> " Proof System Can $ & 4 ; water currents per ward and shot Be Crushed.

| | back through Editor's Note—Mavar Clare W, H » $ aa g 3 HE { 3 \ 4 on | | ? | : ; : NORE es pi. ¢ 3 | x ; a This 1) wny Barton !

Ye QQ . . Bangs. minute not found in

any other washer.

clothes Bangs returned to City Hall full of By United Press : fi ! 3 y 14 p f 3 . i 3 a : ig today after Kovery mg the City 0 $3 5 1 NEW YORK. March 26.—Another | ; 7 ER 8 washers save Vou 4 "a untington, Ind., for 262 davs from a 3 : Ro > a | 4 4 Fr oil « : ; fe : b E | E [ major victory for Thomas E. Dewey, | ounty Jail cell, The one-time profess : 3 $ } Eos : Bo ’ 4 os sor of international law of the Univer : : 2 A § 4 | youthful special prosecutor waging : 8 'a long campaign against metropoli- | Sa vy 0 July for refusal to obey a court order 8 = i tan racketeering, was achieved to- | 3 Bos ? ou wil obtained by the Northern Indiana Power 3 oN 3 ; x : 3 | day. | 3 3 3 : sroved washers before ba . : SR E A ; : 3 kL 3 ) : $ $s be uying. Co, Yo Wistupiiert Subserivers th Vie ] Bo 8 : {The verdict brought to a total of | FH. ; | F yng “toy” municipal electric plant. He was : 2 3 BR : Eg 3 3 | 63 the number of persons conv icted ; freed yesterday after abandoning com- 3 2 3 FEET : : ; in trials arising from racket investi- Miss Washburn Miss Ludwig petition with the private power com- BR. : oR » RE 3 3 : ~ - roy y 3 3 3 ; ] 3 3 gations that Mr. Dewey began two : pany in order to avoid the jailing of 2 Ed ] = . : ii] | years ago 4 : i 3 These three Technical High | arion asners u 0 x ther her f his cit organization, R 3 3 R 3 : ¢ |v so . : . { 3 2 | . : CT ire ir. ita wower vv | fei CER = ; ; . i i] | 1t was the blanket conviction of | . School pupils, to be graduated in Slioht Cl for T ’ . 3 ' poPeces A 3 i | 3 3 ¥ Re | . - 2) terests, which Mayor Bangs swears to : LR : FEE BE : | seven defendants in the 10-week- | “i a we June, have been awarded scholar- gnt Cnarge 101 erms continue, he mow faces impeachment ; 3 : RR : : i : long restaurant racket case. The | 3 x ships by the Normal College of the RR : : $ § 3 | blue ribbon jury in Supreme Court | ; ¢ Gv tic Union lere written for the United Press, Mayor 3 : BE RE if : ; | found all of them guilty under in- | 3 American yess io : Bangs tells of his battle, 3 : $8: BE E | = RB 3 1 : | dictments charging extortion. at- | 3 according to Miss Gertrude &8E ) 3 E03 | tempted extortion and conspiracy. | 2 | Thuemler, Tech scholarship com- | Justice Philip J. McCook will pass mittee chairman. The scholar-

money.

sity of Paris, France, was jailed Jast J H : want to see these im-

They cost no more.

proceedings In the following article,

1 have been released from the #8 ; i a zo 3:8 [lar racket founded by the late Ar- ter of Mrs. Wilbur Washburn, Huntington County Jail but I am : ; $3 : RR “9 | thur (Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer 5332 E. Washington St.; Marjorie KALBA Ie F. WASHINGTON &F ready to return if necessary to prove Ne : 3 oR 0 RH Baso® od lin 1033. are liable to a theoretical White is the aaughter of Mr. and the right of a municipality to serve sl : Ea ® ‘ Ta maximum sentence averaging Mrs. J. E. White, 1317 N. Waliace its citizens with light and powel 4 , Seas — : EA . around 300 vears each. They in- St.., and Rosalyn Ludwig is the ){ " w . A few short hours of glorious freedom, then imprisonment behind | clude Abraham Cohen, Philip Gros- ig of st. GB. Ludwig, TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRING QUICK RESULTS middle of an intense heat wave ana bars in the city pound. This sad-eyed, 2-month-old pup, innocent sel. Harry Vogelstein, Irving Ep- : 3 E | ac BN Cele Lo : = I was released in a March snow- cause of a slaying in San Francisco. has found life very cruel and be- | stein, Paul Coulcher, John J. Wil- : <torm. In the interim I have seen wildering. A man named Melvin Stone saw the pup in a pet store, |lians and Aladar Retek. . a change of sheriffs and an ever- and bought it. Later, Stone and a companion, Frank J. Butin. were | Prosecutor Dewey, who was 35 panorama of prisoners discussing the question of feeding their pet when a passerby, Carlos |Vears old last Ww ednesday, hailed prisoners were = Morales, broke into the conversation. In the fight that followed, |the convictions as evidence that two have Morales stabbed Butin, it was charged. Police arrived, and the dog | racketeering can be crushed. was taken to the paid —

I entered jail last July

changing Three of my fellow sentenced to death and v y "was I thrown into jail and aS. : a ; ERP or “ = ok SA am ow free? I was com- SOUTH MEND, Ind., March 26.— A ——— : - J» i nie Vv ause Ed 8 ARE SENTENCED HOOSIER GIRL SAVED | Merle F. Albright, 21, North Liberty, | today after pleading guilty to a mitted 1 Jul was under sentence of life impris- | hammer attack on his employer

a > s NA , Nt ed . LL ae : & He z hev the injunction obtained by § ) IS a : eo» SA Ter interests ordering me to IN K. C. VOTE FRAUD AS BOAT OVERTURNS onment in the State Reformatory | during a Yobbery two weeks ago. SE Gr EN AT PRICES THAT cconnect subscribers to the mu- mn wen EG " . — i i TIC OWEr EDIE | Zu Dire Press TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. March | FRABAMS NSS SSS SSD San | a PLEASE YOUR PURSE te TNE a : or AA IE | y ! 26. —Two girls and a man, survivors | 3 I are 1d nemies. ANSAS C , N . D C 26. — : I are old enemi KANSAS CITY, Mo., March of a boat accident ‘which claimed WHEN EASTER ARRIVES 5 Co qari" acm

I have fought them m -— re Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves to- | the life of a companion, today told | B§| Will Your Teeth Match the Beauty

columns of 1 ~ 1he day sentenced two men convicted of | Coast Guard authorities of an all- of Your New Spring Clothes? FE oe ; . . Ge TRAY Sen ye | ving ¥ 1 Smart New Spring Patterns in

five years. When they shut off » : i - Fy i Mav we have the pleasure of giving you an power to my newspaper I jacked up | vote fraud conspiracy to three years | night fight to keep from being examination and putting

an automobile i - Soni in the Leavenworth Federal Peni- A nue vo | PH | a? nS vee : ; ' of t re real wheels, set the ty} tentiary. Leon Mosely, 20, Clearwater, Fla., | [| } : by hand. cat. ve 3 : 5 Wii Six women election officials were | lost his grip on the side of the boat | 3] Maxoline sane aH I was elected in 1934 on a pk . and was drowned shortly before Rn ;

. the DEOY nf int- | placed on probation. : form promising the people of Hun d Pippin s ‘tially coed | | i pe PY seorce Neeper ank se ippin saw the partially submerged 3 | ington their own util compan George Neeper and Frank Ditsch ! } dur- —Cleaning— Safely and easily we Be 3 / \

and within two hours after I took | Jr. Democratic precinct captains, craft SHO hg turned over | X-Ray—Bridge- remove your teeth by office Jan. 1. 1935, workmen were Were sentenced to three years in a Tie) WHO a > whi work — Fillings this method. iprbistr. Notam Leavenworth prison 10se saved were Lester Clark, 20, = " . - +4 gs o> : SITNIAS JING. DS % . ene ___ | Clearwater, Miss Irene Paris. 19,| | n EA NaSHING TON, STREET : % AND 1 have fought the case of i he Re ee —_ - ; Ft. Wayne. Ind. and Miss Madona 5 ISGE'S ; i ; : $i 98 ple of Huntington Verses the Pow X relief from excessive charges and Mae Forewick. 18. Celina, o. ) JU Sy : / . interests to the Supreme Court of | discriminatory treatment and that | ~~ i 3 ; Indiana and-—for the present, at | they are being deprived of the E All the new Spring styles and maleast—have lost. Rather than risk | faithful services of their elected : i terials are here for your choosing. the jailing of members of my city | representatives they will peak in no ai : Black, grey and blue gabardines organization I have ordered the uncertain terms. Utility domina- : : 4 - - + grey suedes . .. patent leathsubscri bers disconnected--but I am tion must and will cease. ¥ VALUES ers . . . black calf “ee ‘high heels going to fight to get them back on ———————— a ——— : UP TO $3 lll or low heels , . . in ties, pumps : = SB or straps.

a legal DASE { To mv desk in Huntington Jail IMPORTED : desk in SE Te CHENILLE TYPE

» hundreds of letters from ¢ L F ; : 4 n . : ' came 5 grads of le fis rom wi SC TTE on ; o i Ladies’ He i Full Fashioned All the Latest OE I ED Lar A | Ringless Chiffon Spring Colors C rr=g prs vital public concern for the restora- { X tion to our several municipalitie RUGS

of the right to own and operate Size 20x40 : . PEE their own electric utilitie Ther Regular < : . . i ® ¥ will be no end to this utility fight $1.29 Value C 3 Lg 3 : 4 ren S Sh 0esS for Eastel

sovereign | ver Ol

until the people are re a { 9 £5 ; To RE = To RR, Vs Bh Jinn Stone LI 2 : 3 A eto Boring VERY SPECIAL! 180 Pairs k ite { in Pe per Bre When 25 West Wash. St. 5 31 1 5 ] ( N oe | iy WHITE 3 ~ the people find that there is no _ rr: RR : SR | g ee h re : Sin PUMPS 7 + P

and $1.69

Stylish shoes for chil- Re K $2.5 50 All Sizes 9

GROCERY CO. All Sizes S Wx a dren with long wear Values : 10 to Big 2

: 8's to Big 2 built into them. : . 3 : F White kid or patent Here's a REAL bargain! These shoes are sur- | RB al A straps .. . white, black or brown oxfords. Solid plus stock from the factory of Thom McAn, § leather soles. Come early . . . and share in these values.

HILGEMEIER'S SMOKED By Ad © No 2 Men's New Spring Styles

| 0 LAY : : No : i Nr Hundreds of Pairs to Choose From! | i > : 1 Qa : ) Slip your feet in a pair of new Spring Tai No C. . : \ oxfords from Kinney’s. You'll like their | | = : smart styling . . . their sturdy construc- : : d $ i { _ tion (genuine calfskin uppers and solid

! 3 : & e the I TR ® pe leather soles) . . . and best of all, you'll : d / > \ [= ¢ E like the price. g : j { $19 : \ i a ® Blacks S 97 5 vd (| $ > i e Browns iil BL : : OB 3 ; : ve i * Whites to $2.98 | Py o Your Size od > evs Wai

Values ! 2 Is Here!

, or Whole oJ ; i Up te $4 I) ® Grey: Sugar ure and 5 ng i : : : aa on 0 3 TUE 3 y gabrict CF ow ® % X First quality, all sizes ” 1ickory smoked. On i, Si hold! VET, 0 M S So ghd . colors. Regular 25¢ — Jd than Rae sale In Standards C ol BE Fh "N pal en 15¢ values. 100 modern meat } ? Th markets, Ib. ; A A ! # | BOYS’ SPRING SHOES

(CENTER SLICES, LB. 39¢)

Fit vour bov from our complete stock. New Spring styles in either black or

SLICED a i : Mg brown. ‘Solid leather construcSugar Cured and : REY § . : “ a tion insures long Hi ckory Smoked, Lb. ng 0 E a wear. iH EAN S MICH. 3 Lbs. aE A You'j; \ Td S 659 NAVY | ga PPreciate [° ey Ca i h . - Th arin % . xX SNe < | X = p)

Solid wr HE to $2.49

iE All § KING OF WAYNE IEE YTS | pa ; Inif OE i 5 3 : Po, 3 { “a J ~~ 1 =a Rare Values in Our Bargain Department

1,200 Pairs 200 Pairs

Jackson : ani L100 are | Compare the 4ailorin | Ro. OLEQC AAT & Lh Cg YD imme fh nn an LADIES’ SHOES MEN'S OXFORDS

Margarine styles. Yo . u i] a f ) iQ 3 y pn > ral a real buy at $19.98 © they're 1 Fr Made to sell up to $2.50. Bro- b 1 Brown or black calf, grey and $ EY

brown suedes. Broken sizes.

PP HAE : oe ; > : : § Fa ; 5p ken sizes . . . every pair an x. gs) : : Al ie in $ i GR : ; Li 2 LX outstanding value. Values 10 52 and 5° Selected Large No. 1 Quality © Diss #5 € $25.00 eR UY | - ~ ww Values! | 150 Pairs Sport Oxfords Children’s SHOES For Growing Girls

: G G % pd : fn Jo LPY TY | 2 Patent straps, black or brown Smart looking, solidly con- $ 27 : 3 | Er FS om f J A WEEK Lt 1 [ { B ; oxfords. All sizes, but not in T1c structed sport oxfords in .

all styles. Values to $2. either black or brown.

Being the best BR - — they're cheap ASKIN STORE

enough!

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