Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1937 — Page 13

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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By United Press LAFAYETTE, April Biochemist Seeks Necessary | slagle, 39, and his son, Kenyon, 17, vie were under arrest today after being Nutritional Elements. |; iq by the Grand Jury on charges of attacking and bealing Sherman Minnis, West Point bas-

+ | THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937

FILIBUSTER ON | cussion of FHA Loans SENATELYNCH © ry § fo BILL FORECAST ¢.

Chances for Federal Act Held Good Unless Measure’s Friends Retreat.

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WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STS.

By JANE STAFFORD (Copyright. 1937, by Science Service) MEMPHIS, April 22—A mixture | <etPall coach. of essential chemicals that may be| The father, charged with assault | an ideal protein substitute for the |and battery with felonious intent, nutritional needs of man or other | Was placed under $2500 bond. The

animals may soon be made in chem- | Son was held under $500 bond on ists’ laboratories, it spears from ie an assault and battery charge. report by Dr. William C. Rose, Uni- : RE Illinois biochemist, to the The pair allegedly attacked Mr. meeting here this morning of the | Minnis as he was walking home Federation of American Societies for | at night. Experimental Biology. . What Dr, Rose has done is to analyze one class of foodstuff, proteins which are eaten as meat, eggs and cheese, and find what chemicals in them are essential. These chemicals, the building blocks of the protein molecule, are called amino acids. The ten that must be present in the diet are lysine, tryptophane, histidine, phenylalanine, leucine, isoleucine, methionine, valine, threonine and arginine. With the exception of arginine, the absence of any of them from the diet leads to profound nutritive failure with rapid loss of weight. The minimum quantity of each of these essential substances has also been determined. Dr. Rose reported today that for every 100 parts of food there must be 0.6 parts of threonine, 0.5 parts of isoleucine, 0.7 parts of phenylalanine, 0.6 parts of methionine, 0.4 parts of histidine and 1 part of lysine. The minimum amounts of the others will soon be determined and then scientists can formulate a mixture which will meet the needs of the body for protein food.

ROSE BUSH SALE!

Over 1,000 of the finest No. 1 grade 2-yr. field grown roses. These have nearly double the root system usually found on roses and more than 3 times the roots found on boxed roses—all stock is fresh and in fine condition to make blooms this summer.

NOTE: Do not confuse these with * Southern-grown stock that win-

All Merchandise Advertised for Tomorrow Will Be on Sale Saturday While

By RODNEY DUTCHER Quantities Last! NEA Special Writer J : WASHINGTON, April 22.— Chances for a Federal antilynching act are good unless the anticipated filibuster of a few Southern Senators is supported by obstruction from the Senate leadership and | i apathy among [the measure’s! friends. Assuming passage, there will be one deficiency in the law if it follows the model of the Gavagan bill "passed by the House, For the Gavagan bill applies its penalties only in cases where a prisoner has been taken into custody| before being seized by a mob. It carries an obvious incentive for * local officers, discovering the possibility of mob action and fearing Federal prosecution, to refrain from arresting suspects and then leave them to the mob. The Wagner-VanNuys bill, now with the Senate Judiciary Committee, extends to cover all cases of persons accused, suspected or con-| victed of crime, who are lynched or

injured by mobs in denial of trial] ; i : by the regular process of law. Approximately 75 insured mortgagees of Indiana met at the Hotel

J : Lincoln yesterday at the call of. the Indiana Bankers Association to Provides Penalties | hear about the processing of FHA insured mortgage, loans and the The Gavagan bill, on the other | method of approval. Leaders at the meeting are shown above. They «i hand, provides—as the Senate bili| are (seated): J. Howard Audrey, assistant to the administrator, and { does not—for Federal prosecution | Frederick M. Babcock, chief underwriter; (standing): Donald B. Smith, of members of lynching mobs in| cashier of the First National Bank of Mishawaka, who presided, and cases where local or state authori- |' R. Earl Peters, Indiana FHA director. ties have not acted within 30| —= rere r—— EE ¢ days. | . Su rters of “the Wagner- | P d S d ~ U ~ 79 50 P 11 'e vinnore bill think they can bring | ur uc tu ents SC 1 S enough pressure on the ma jority |

ad Baran | DUring Kirst Semester of 1937

20 YEARS YOUNG Sat., April 24th

The South Side

Furniture Co. 932-934 S. Mer. St.

A Store-Wide Event . . . Featuring Brand-New Spring and Summer Goods at Lowest Prices This Year . . . Certainly Much Lower Prices Than Will Prevail Later in the Face of Advancing Markets.

More Than Ever Values You Can Trust Plus Extra Easy Terms

Tots’ Sheer

Porto Rican GOWNS DRESSES Organdies & Prints

24 ¢ A9¢

They're all: guargnteed fast

Boys’ Shirts and BLOUSES

29¢ ea.

Guaranteed fast colors. Plain and fancy broadcloth. Full cut and well tailored yokeback. Light and dark pat-

See Friday’s Times

white. Sizes 16-17. styles. Sizes 1 to 6%.

o 10. Leader’'s—Main Floor. Leader’s—Second Floor. Leader’s—Second Floor.

‘: to give the measure a place on the | calendar sooner or later, They will then be faced by a filibuster which | Times Special will be led by “Cotton Ed” Smith LAFAYETTE, Ind. April 22.—During the first semester of this

Boys’ Longies and Knickers

Porto Rican PAJAMAS

Tots’ All-Wool SWEATERS

of South Carolina.

Smith, Tom | academic year. Purdue University students doctored their ailments with:

as No. 1

No. 1 size means 2 or more stems

Connally of Texas, and Josiah |

: was used to sidetrack the Costigan This ’ Antilynching Bill is give! to repeating that such legislation is | of the

: c Capsules, 33,605; pills, 7950; tablets, 64,800; pints of nose spray, 292; .i Bailey of North Carolina, headed | pints of solutions, 93; pints of tinctures, 13; pints of other liquids, 68; * the filibuster which two years ago hounds of ointments, 29; pounds of powders, eight and a half. |

Smith is given | made today by Dean C.. B. Jordan |

was revealed in a reporté | School of Pharmacy. {the first prescription was com- |

pid

4 CEa,

18 in. tall

) “¥ ph 3 ter-kills here, or No. 2 grade sometimes sold

3 5139

$4.39

Doz.

39¢ 0 C $1.00 eral attractive

patterns. Well

Sizes 16 and Leader’s—Main Floor.

2-piece style pajamas in sevembroidered finished in every detail. Flesh and white.

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Sizes 3 to 6. Slipover styles. Popular colors of navy, brown, royal: red and rust.

Leader’s—Second Floor.

nr ' JUC ea. Longies: grey and brown mix-

tures: also covert cloth, slack [node Pre-shrunk. | Sizes 8 0

Knickers are full lihed with knit-grip cuffs, plus-four style. Sizes 8 to 16. | Leader’s—Second Floor.

model.

Except Patented Roses Separately Priced

s « *Etoile de Hollande, *E. G. Hill, *Hoosier Beauty, *Red i Mid au Teplitz, *Dame Edith Helen, *Pink Radiance, *Mrs. Helen Bowles. *Mme. Butterfly, “Edith Nellie Perkiny, *Talisian, ~Tresient * / Souv. v , Hoover, Mev. G. A. Van Rossen, ou Saudis Ternet) shoanpz,

| ' a crime against Southern: woman- | ,..y years the School of Pharmacy pounded by him in September, 1916, | ': hood. His vehemence is counted as| p< flied prescriptions for students | upon the order of the late Dr. Oliver | an asset by supporters of the bill. | ;co,q0g by the Purdue Student Health | p, Terry, then Health Service head. Want Colored Vote | Service as part: of the campus] There were 1401 prescriptions issued |} *Mrs. E. P. Thom. *Mrs, Pierre S. du Pont,

health program. | i : 1 and several climbers. ackground will be the ; 3 7 | that year, the job of making up the |} oi icq Roses—*Mary Hart, *Countess Vandal, *Golden Climber at $1.00 each. In the background 1 | Dean Jordan's report showed that 4.000 gradually being turned atented Roses at ,

i ratic | “Better Times at $1.25 each. 5 of Northern Democratic 1 and an fe to hold the colored vote, | over to senior pharmacy students | mai ORDERS: Add 10c for each $1.00 for postage.

i | workin Jer | 7S vision. CK READY SO tN in (rer WA E M ST Ri E [yan a faut iy oar BRING THIS AD. In URSERY STO! CK READY ji Pay simon Sn mast in fhe jst J ’ ¥ et Buy in our nursery $1.00 or more this Most opposition speeches

NURSES’ OXFORDS

$1.53 Pr.

This is the lowest price we've ever sold these professional type oxfords. So hurry . . . if you really want to get one or several pairs. Sizes 4 to 9.

TENNIS SHOES

® . P A2¢ Kr. Made of heavy canvas uppers, sturdy soles, black or brown. Sizes for men and boys. A great value!

Leader’s—Main Floor.

Boys’ ‘Honor- right’ PLAY SUITS

39 overt cloth [and pin

Blue c¢ stripes. Well tailored and full Susy Drop seat style! Sizes 3 o 8.

ruit, : the number of prescriptions had °k and we GIVE FREE a 25c Sate Vines Ina Small F legtion : the | | jumped to 7599. During the current || [ WC : in the .House were based on the STORE OWNER SAYS ver 20 years after the inaugura- paciage o : ° Gavagan bill's alleged unconstitu- ¥ tion of this service, the number of EVERITT’S 5—10—5 FERTILIZE tionality, violation of state rights ie

. : | precriptions compounded has reached : tases EVERITT'S 5-10-5 FER- rr in i. and - interference with | a purely {more than 21,000. The enrollment MLIZER. 10c Too 5 Ibs. 35c; 10 lbs. 65¢; 100 SEEDSTORE | Southern problem.

! ate bills provide that officers who| © fai] to make diligent efforts to pre- |

| "vent prisoners from being lynched | Julian Geldman, owner of the | oh } shall > subject to a $5000 fine and | Julian Goldman Union Store, 118 : > IN. Pennsylvania St. today said; BE

Leader’s—Second Floor.

Purchased specially for this ii sale an ore s ep oor organdies and Jrints in value in every garment. ide e season's wante colors. i : tucks and ties. flesh Come in and see the cute jens. Bape jn Sites 3 2 3 4 t

~ Full-Fashioned

NY I A Chiffon HOSE

29¢ Pr.

“Fashionette” and Bob-White Uniforms

=; DY ea.

Made of Ed fast

First Quality 15¢ ANKLETS

D15¢ Pr.

All with elastic cuffs. Choice of candy stripes. pastels and white. Sizes 5 to 91a.

Leader’'s—Main Floor,

4 Pr. $1.00.

Selected seconds of hose that regularly sell for 59c! Sizes 812 to 1012 . current spring shades.

Succesatyjy, Leader’s—Main Floor. Compensation a ye 4 Page 13,

$ five years mn De Co nicer | vont “earners’ wages must be in-| who conspire wih mo y . | creased 10 keep pace with rising | imprisoned from 5 to 20 Years; | ices’ . and that any county in.which &/™\/ "606000 is owner of a chain | ¢ prisoner is injured or killed by 2 | of stores. . mob may be sued by the victim's | “wrphe earning power of the con- ! family for from $200 to $10,000. = | sumer js important to thriving busi- | : “A who's who of the House lead- | ness,” Mr. Goldman said. “Employ- | . ership can be found in the list of ers must realize that consumption ‘i those who voted against| the Gava- |of goods depends on wages paid to | gan bill, which passed by 277 to|the working man. Today there is a .: 119. Among those voting nay were definite trend to even higher prices ! Speaker Bankhead, Majority Lead- | than now. | . er Ravburn, Chairman Bob Dough-| “It is very apparent that unless '¥ ton of the Ways and Means Com- | the earners’ wages are increased | ' mittee. Chairman Marvin Jones of sufficiently to pay for the higher | ‘the Holise Asriculture Committee, | cost of goods, the stocks that are | clipping ‘i Chairman Sam McReynolds of the NOW In retail stores will not be sold | Hom is ‘ ‘Foreign Affairs. Committee, Chair- because the worker can spend only

er i man Hatton -Sumners: of the 3S much ashe earns | recent Judiciary Committee and other newspaper

Bouin leagars | SYDNEY, April 22. — Sydney | Say Sentiment Increased | ducks will help to satisfy the poultry . Representatives of the National | requirements of some of London's - Association for the Advancement of | Coronation visitors. An order for Colored People say 64 Senators have | 30,000 ducks has been received from promised to vote for the Wagner- | London by R. A. Rhodes, Natraville VanNuys measure, and that senti-| farmer.

ment for an antilynching law has |

2 : - vastly increased, especially in the] N J gl 2 South and among Southern wom- | erves in a an e a en's organizations. Sy : You can allay Among Congressmen voting, : the nervousness, against the Gavagan bill were the % or the backache, three wealthy land owners who, as| headache or other members of the House Agriculture | symptoms due to Committee, were instrumental In, feminine disturbburying the Administration program | ances; also the to aid [tenant farmers ‘and share | ‘prospective mother croppers—Kieberg of Texas, Coffee] will find Dr. of Nebraska, and Fulmer of South | Pierce’s Favorite Carolina. | Sa 23 Preseripiion 2 de- 4.75-19... 1.15 is | inci hv | pendable tonic. Read this: Mrs. orence 3 This Eo Light DR TP Middletown, Ohio is 4.75-20... 1.10 ecause : ny MEE id: “Mv rve re ge' at times an \ - ; ol showed that eight of the lynching | Eh noise of excitement Completely upset me i # rr Thal Hi ILE HN 5 00 19 1 15 ; Pr tive = | I had ‘all 1 couid do to keep going. | 5 il REALS Hd th) oil Rk te «19... : victims of 1935 and 1936 had been | couldn't sleep very well either and felt so i Aull | RUTH HE ; i i . : ’ ¢ ® . accused solely of union. activity In weary and tired in the morning. I used D4 : J Mm 5.00-20... : 1.35 ) i i croppers | Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic an am hide leather upvers. Leather the organization of sharecroppers | 1.25 z insole, EXTRA THICK “Com: . 21-6 yds. long. Serv- ; * : po soles at ° wi ive b St ev y 5.25-17... ' 25 : ; fopths of hard wear, ¢ to joesble for almosh every ype 5.25-18... .

» | tainly derived rat benefit from it. My and tenants. Others were lynched | pi were calm, my appetite was better, | for fighting with white men, drunk-| and 1 felt strong” New size, tabs. S0c., : Leader’'s—Main Floor. Leader’s—Basement, 5.25-19... 1.15 A ———- LS 5.25-20... 1.35 5.25-21..° 1.45 Men's Ist Quality

i isres t. | liquid $1 & $1.35. Buy of your druggist. enneg o Soe —Advertisement 5.50-17... 1.50 69¢c SHIRTS 5.50-18... 2.10 :

color LINENE in white. blue wine and green. Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44 and 46 5 50.

Leader’s—Second Floor.

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NEW SPRING

HATS

COPIES OF HIGHERPRICED STYLES

| Goodyear President

Advances 1 Crue Spects Further

‘ons Maintain S Hither Quota. 35%

Xisting Levels 1 : Further increas Get ALL avoided je crude an In tire pp j Your 1937 4. [ isting levels, p, wr bber Quotationg p, Tires Now

- Litchfielq n bber » President or told atockhojggm S000: at These erday, TS at the L Pri ow Frices

i Beat the price 3 a EH J x we ‘advances that 3 ¢ are sure to come 2 ®,

DAVIS TUBE

1.15 1.10 1.15

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CORONATION DUCKS ORDERED

"DAVIS

**Wearwell”

$4.65 4.78 4.99

SIZES FOR

oo ) XJ . vw J Easily worth DOUBLE THE PRICE . . . for the .ALL CARS or

fabrics alone! It’s a HAT EVENT of the first order—a HAT VALUE you may never duplicate —a HAT PRICE thal will have every one in | town at Leader Store EARLY tomorrow!

Leader’s—Second Floor.

4.40-21... 4.50-20.... 4,50-21...

Men’s Sturdy

WORK SHOES Novelty Plaid

PANELS

19¢

Tailored styles — 36 inches wide. 2

$1.39 Curtain STRETCHERS

94¢

They sold like hot-cakes the first day of this big sale. We" just had to get more at this price for the last 2 days.

Leader’s—Basement.

Made of black wax spilt cow-

(Copyright. 1937, NEA Service, Inc.)

esassssssssssseses

STOUT'S FACTORY

Tires You Need BIG VALUES

Pay as low as #1 per Ef NY >

GOOD SHOES

Thick, Absorbent Turkish Towels

Fine Quality BED SHEETS

NE T&S Be an a % es a nr ary A ———r

TEA Bh i BW REE

Children's: SHOES

Nifty new dress straps.for the little miss. These come in white or patent leather in either center buckle or Tstrap models. First grade leather soles on all styles. Plenty of narrow widths to insure accurate fitting.

$19

PER PAIR

MANY OTHER STYLES

FINE

QUALITY | gy: 10123 1 59 Barefoot Sandals :

SOME NARROW wiDTHS 12'; to 3 $1.79

Stout's Store 318-332 Mass. Ave.

(Second Block) STOUT’S STORES OPEN 8 A. M., CLOSE WEEK DAYS 5:30 P. M. EE bap SATURDAY, 9 P, Mi... a

_ DAVIS DeLuxe Tire are Strictly First Quality

5.50-19...

6.00-16.... 6.00-17....

6.50-16.._ |

2.20

1.60 1.50

2.65

13.05

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All Other Sizes—Similar Savings - 8 SIX-PLY DAVIS “DELUXE” SLIGHTLY HIGHER

TIRES MOUNTED FREE

Guaranteed 18 Months against ALL Road Hazards

(‘“‘Wearwell’’ Type Guaranteed One Year)

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Tire Road Service at These Low Prices Plus a Reasonable Service Charge

363 N. lllinois St. 301 E. Washington St.

PHONE ORDERS

L1-3667 R1-9171

Large Convenient Drive-In Service at Both Stores

Open Even

PER,

ngs Until 9 Oclock

ike 4° ATR $5

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Guaranteed fast colors. Maority with NON-WILT col- . New checks, plaids and strived patterns; also plain blues, greys, tans and greens.

* Leader’s—Main Floor.

A last-minute BUY . . . so that you can get extra Towel value in our big sale! 18x36

in pastels and whites with colored borders.

Leader’'s—Basement.

39¢ Size 72x90 wide, hemmed bed sheets. Bleached soft finish. Buy all you need at this low price! - 69c value! Leader’s—Basement.

Men’s SHORTS and SHIRTS

3 for 19¢ = ea. Me

n . . . here's your chance to store a supply for summer at a saving. Also combed Swiss ribbed athletic shirts. Leader's—Main Floor.

49¢ Men's Spring CAPS

2J¢

What a value! Man alive... we can’t buy them in today’s market at this price! Choice of blue, grey and tan colors. 634 to 73%. Leader’s—Main Floor.

Pure White Pillowcases

2 for 19¢

Size 42x36, pure white, smooth finish pillowcases. All with wide hems. Regular 15¢ value!

MEN'S SOCKS

Irish Linen Toe & Heel

19¢ Pr.

3 Pr. 55c

Actually 25¢ and 35c retailers. Doubly selected irregs. Silks and rayons. Mercerized top. toe and heel; hi-spliced heel and triple soles.

RE EE SER LEE Ra.

Men’s $1 Quality

y» OVERALLS

18c

Heavyweight 2.2C denim cloth. Full cut, trinle stitchea. varJacked: highbacks. Sizes 32 0 42,

Ledder's—Main Floor.

MEN’S

Sanforized Shrunk

WORK PANTS

Fine quality grey covert. Full cut, strongly made, serged bartacked. Sizes 2)

Leader’s—Main Floor.