Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1937 — Page 16

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BANDITS SEIZE 330 IN HOLDUP OF DRUG STORE

Filling Station Attendant Robbed of $141, He Tells Police.

Armed bandits held up a drug store, a filling station and a pedestrian overnight, escaping with nearly $200 in cash, police reported today.

Two young gunmen ordered employees of the Dopp Pharmacy, #620 E. Michigan St., to lie on the floor while they looted the cash register of $50, officers said.

Leo Kuhns, 195 of 304 N. Riley Ave., and Walter Bunker, 17, of 2215 Broadw ay, told police the men took the receiver from the telephone and fled east. on Michigan St. A Negro bandit robbed Irvin L. Mutschler, 31, of 2027 N. Harding . St., filling station attendant at 2041 N. ‘Harding St., of $141, he reported.

Ask for Cigaret

Two: Negroes who asked Elmer Yarbro, 32, of 2410 Indianapolis Ave., for a cigaret drew revolvers and de-

-manded his billfold containing 50 cents, he reported to police. Burglars who broke into the home of John Dwyer, 5152 Broadway, stole jewelry valued at $30, officers were told. A 19-year-old Winchester youth was being held on a vagrancy charge today for questioning in connection with an attempted burglary in the 2000 block of N. Temple Ave. late

Four boys were turned over to juvenile authorities yesterday as suspects in the. theft of two purses from a store at 338 E. Washington St.. police said. Crown Point authorities today were holding a 16-year-old Indianapolis boy. They said they found him riding a stolen bicycle through that city. His arrest followed an accident in which he was injured slightly, it was reported.

Held to Grand Jury

James Overton, 54, of 718 Fletcher Ave., was bound over to the Grand Jury yesterday after waiving preliminary hearing in Municipal Court on an armed robbery charge. Four men were arrested on vagrancy charges: yesterday after police said they found them acting suspiciously in front of a filling station at 25th St. and Martindale Ave.

HOOSIER ROTARIANS TO MEET NEXT WEEK

Times Special FT. WAYNZX, April 29.—The 23d annual conference of Rotary Clubs of the 20th Indiana district is to be held here next Monday and Tuesday. The Rev. A. Elliston Cole, Bloomington, is the only announced candidate for district governor. Speakers are to include Senator Nye of North Dakota and Harrison E. Howe, Washington, Rotary International representative.

VETERAN EMPLOYEE RETIRES James Many, 75, of 4421 Central Ave., is to .retire tomorrow night after 33 years with the Beveridge Paper Co. He is night .superintendent.

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Wielding a dog leash, Mrs. Tupple Seymour whipped her husband in the presence of scores of diners when she allegedly surprised him and an attractive blond in a swanky New York City restaurant. She is shown as she appeared in Yorkville Court, where she, hubby, and blond were freed on $500 bail, provided by hubby.

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AUDUBON SOCIETY MEETS MAY 7 AND 8

Times Special LAFAYETTE, April 29.—Histori- | cal pilgrimages, banquets and business sessions are to feature the 39th annual meeting here May 7 and 8 of the Indiana Audubon Society. Speakers are to be Mrs. A. Margaret Baumgartner; Margaret R. Knox, Dr. M. D. Baumgartner, Amos Butler, Norma Koch, Frederick Breeze, Dr. A. T. Harris and Dr. E. C. Elliott, Purdue University.

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DRESSES Originally $10.00

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150 PIANOS Played at One Time

1500 PLAYERS

BUTLE

HIGHLIGHTS OF

275 Musicians Playing Simultaneously!

4 Months of Practice By All Players!

550 HANDS— 2750 FINGERS "Creating Soul © Stirring Chords

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- 7 Months Preparation Necessary to Bring This Spectacle to You!

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sizes for

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Coats and Suits

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Smart Felt Summer

HATS

Values $1.00 to $1.50

200 PRS. WOMEN'S 59¢ GLOVES

These gloves are in crochet and knit . . . There are a Jew bengalines in dark colors a pair to Mateh your risemble i. this season

WOMEN’S PRINT 3

Sheer crepes, acetates, prints . . Stripes, dots, floral patterns . Short sleeves, 3; length sleeves.

high necks, V-necks a necks . . . Sizes 38 to 52

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INFANTS’ 25¢ FLANNELETTE WEAR

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MEN'S RAYON AND COTTON HOSE

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WOMEN’S RAYON SERVICE HOSE

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WOMEN’S 59¢ SILK SCARFS °

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2nd Annual Grand Piano Festival

Two Performances

SUNDAY. May 2nd.

Most Magnificent Mass Piano

THE PIANO FESTIVAL

OPENING NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK WITH 30-MINUTE NATIONWIDE BROADCAST

FRANK O. WILKING, Conductor.

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2:45 and 8 P.M. R UNIVERSITY FIELDHOUSE, Indionapolis THE

Event in History

Last Year a Splendid Experiment! THIS YEAR A GLORIOUS REALITY

O = 1937 Grand Piano Festival. A still greater number of pianos . artists . . . and a more perfected performance. Music of greater crescendo has been chosen. Unrestrained by echoes, this year the throbbing cords of the 50 grand pianos, played simultaneously by 275 musicians, will soar in breath-taking volume. Months of painstaking practice . . . weeks of rehearsal . . . perfect conduction have resulted in an all-piano event which will thrill the souls of thousands . . . and be remembered for a life-time. 25 selected musicians from all parts of the state and | 500 beautifully trained pupils have consecrated one day

to the piano, "King of Instruments." On Sunday, May 2nd, the piano reigns supreme!

For reservations call Gladys Alwes Music Shop, RI. 4292, Room 201, 33 Monument Circle, or Buy Tickets at

TICKETS ON SALE: Butler Field House Box Office, Sunday, May 2nd. ADMISSION 50c, CHILDREN UNDER 12, 25¢, a Few Reserved Seats $1

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CHILDREN’S 69¢c DRESSES

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Women’s 39¢ Cotton Slips

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. Reg. 29¢ Mohawk Pillow Tubing

40-inch Mohawk Bleached Pillow Tubing—one yard

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NEARER Women’s Ringless Chiffon Hose Every pair is PERFECT! Full-fashioned hose of first quality in correct Cc. spring and summer shades. All sizes. Pain

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