Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1937 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, MAYSIN LTE a 2 GUNMEN ROB | Guest of Horor Zo PEDE STRI AN OF a oe a toe | Et |

Bible Investigation Club homecom-

Cane ing at 6 o'clock tonight in the Y. $42, FLEEINCAR LL en LE a

Formerly an Indianapolis man,

he is area chaplain of the Civilian

: Conservation Corps with headquarThief Loots Auto of $160 in fers ot Pensacols, Fin. Baseball Equipment; Boy Prowlers Balked.

vers Baer. | HE wassox's | A Hit Parade of Values! Tomorrow! .- Two Negro haniits Slo fied up 8 g : # NEW fifth flo Boys’ Store [= : 2

Illinois St. last night were hunted by. police today.

| : YY wh |. Chester Murray, 61, of 120 W. 4 : = ® : 4) Oil : Br e ny - fn 20th’ St., told officers he was walk- : : = ; 3 ing between 27th and 28th Sts. % a : nn about 10:30 p. m. when he saw two

me is | SE, Nev, Tne Some Actua ort to Negroes standing beside a parked| tnsurance Commissioner, above, | g : . - : automobile. When he was. opposite | is to be guest of honor at a testi- : ; ; . - : ‘them, one of the men got into the monial banque May 10 in the = : = / , car and the oth ; ndianapolis Athletic Club spon- ge : = sy 3 | BE re ye Soined him Jred_by he Tusmtance Peters. | : + A Hit Parade of S tyle and Value in : Mr, Murray said the man took his | 190. 0° ndiaha. Governor Jown- Le / ; ’ : $ 4 ; srs send will be principal speaker, al AN / f billfold containing $42 and fled in| 204d JL be principe) speaker, | : | 5 Wasson’s New Kind of Basement Store A thief who broke into the auto | Preside. The banquet will be pre- 5 i ; . : : , : belonging to Art Cosgrove, 25 of | ceded by the annual Federation hie 5 2310 N. Meridian St. early today| Pusiness session. The federation \ = escaped. with baseball equipment | Fépresents - state-wide member- _ valued at $160, it was reported to| ShiPs of various insurance or-

a |= AS PLAIN COLORS police. ganizations. =

—FLORAL PATTERNS éh ) . : A —SMALL PRINT PATTERNS ® . An attempt by three boys to break Jackie Jumper =" ; :

‘into the filing stai = —STRIPES AND CHECKS J gion ove, vd meieied we mets COVERED WAGON TRIP ew Washable! Se | —TWO-TONE COMBINA:

Each ities to police, it was said. They fled | Ee’ po TIONS : = when they heard raaio sana cars| ROUTED INTO STATE : » Re LARGE FLORAL PATTERNS a Secopne to police. | Jumpers = } ® vg RN —a DIFFERENT STYLES FT. WAYNE ATHLETE |Ox-Drawn Caravan to Fea- IE oN er

SAVES TWO INFANTS| - ture Celebration. ih Se

A manufacturer’s close-out enables us to make so low a price on these Ah ox-drawn covered-wagon cara Ld | beautiful summer frocks . .. They are in glorious colors and are wash- - $ -W ara= {1 | : . . : : FT. WAYNE, May 5—~Lawrence | van—duplicating movements and . = to 12 LION fo able. There are over:25 attractive styles, including those which are Hill, 19, former high school football | experiences of the original pioneers Sizes 0 SSR0 A J tailored and feminine—necklines are high and low, round, square and - player, rescued two babies last night | —will feature the year-long sesqui- eis EE _ . Na V-types. There are Piques, Voiles, Percales, Broadcloths, Shantungs, while a policeman carrie eir un- | centennial ‘celebration of the North- rdily tailore S 2 i i ; i i i conscious mother from a burning | west Territory, Buford Cadle, di- Stu y ’ RN : Printed Sheers, b lister sheers, and s appealing novelties, both in second-floor apartment. rector of Indiana’s participation, jumpers of Sanfor- > fabric and attractive trimming. Brilliant and soft colors, Some Shee Young Hill was visiting a friend | said today. : J 3 E ths o4 to in a house nearby when he heard Mr. Cadle predicted that during | ized Covert Clo ’ 1 ’ sirens sounding. Outside the apart- | the year beginning next July 13 apment building Someone

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= tively etched in white or color contrasts. Sizes 14 to 20 NE 42 to 52. or smart new San- 8 S Ey 0 cried: | proximately 57,000,000 persons will

“There’s a woman upstairs.” Hill witness the spectacle of the ox- forized fancy patran into the smoke-filled rooms, and

§ : In Wasson’s New Kind of Basement Store drawn caravan and. its pageantry. terns and checks— : seeing a 14-months-old and a 2- The caravan is scheduled to leave year-old baby nearly asphyxiated, | Ipswich, Mass. next Degember and smart for dress or he took them up and ran outdoors. | traverse the same trail taken by the durable for play. Then he collapsed. | Pioneers on their way to settle the In the meantime, Lester Eisenhut, | Northwest, It will reach Marietta, a policeman who had discovered the | O., the first point settled in the

fire, f d Mrs. W Ged the | territ April 7, 1938 d. th Boys’ Fine Quality e, foun rs. Walter Gedger, the | territory, April 7, , and. then : 5 o babies’ mother, at the head of the |continue through Ohio, Indiana, Seersucker Jumper S,

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stairs. Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and at 79¢ Officers said the three would have | Minnesota. suffocated if they had stayed in the

The celebration will open next building a few minutes longer. July 13, however, at New York City

where the covered-wagon caravan

DEPOSITORS LOSE | |73oe fwieved | BANK ACTION PLEA|

Depositors in the Ft. Wayne Ave- Fy r D I FAH RBA H nue State Bank today were notified | * they had no cause of actionin at- ') :

tempting to collect a 100 per cent

assessment against bank stockholders.

= : Yesterday, the Appellate Court i & ; affirmed a decision of a Marion ; County Superior Court ruling . against the depositors. The edict : was given in a suit brought by Mal- ri Sef : Si :

colm C. Hiatt and the Hiatt Service Co., depositors,” against Samuel Howard, Glenn Ralston and other

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SCALDING VICTIM'S BODY IS, SENT HOME

| DS wear glasses The body of 2-year-old Marvinia r = . that are out of Frintz, who died in Riley Hospital ; ue : style and unbecoming. Dr. yesterday as a result of burns, was ¥ i Falrbach at Kav’ ill returned to Brownsburg today. The ahrbach ar Kays will prechild,” daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. 2

/ scribe glasses that will add Marvin Frintz, Brownsburg, was 5 * scalded yesterday when she fell into

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im roar, “REO NORIO LB AO RZD BAD HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE (Q Mike Defabis, 917 Iowa St. was to

face a liquor law violation charge in |. i " ; S il ni e es aS % él e @ Municipal Court today following his ie Ee arrest by Federal officers who raided : 3

his home last night. The officers said théy confiscated a small still and 13 gallons of whisky.

a NM BN © Washable Printed BEMBERGS SOUTH BEND YOUTH KILLED # } : a - 1 Be ND. May 5 —Robert ; ; @

Te A Prints Smith, 16, was killed late yesterday Nn 5 : & . \ & 7 : when his auto collided with a car \ d driven by Donald Yeagley, a team- Ha mm mate on: the Lakeview High School basketball team.

Conny SS eo Monotones CARNATION SALE PUSHED |

Mayor rn, in a proclamation, today ur,

SAN : > ° : lL ep : 71) e Multicolors d support for the annual SO AN : E TA Rr GRY " Py 4) » : Americay War Mothers carnation fT BEE AEE) . E ; & b sale Ma NE 9

9. Funds are to be used to carry on charitable work. 99 (4) Be | > ZN i Each RRL IEG \\ \ | /

15 Charming Styles

All With Bemberg Label

PLAN a gay, lively, carefree P URE SIL Spring and Summer.

Here are clothes that are cool and

1 fresh and smart for town 4 T ih C KIN G and country. Every dress has :

a Bemberg Label. Dark

: . : Te na | = : : § $B QB grounds for business and com- : ; Cs : : BT - —— He _ = A [RAR :¥> muting. White grounds, for din- : : | ) MH 4 5 “ ! Pale, J \ oy ner dates and country clubs. |

Pleats, organdy trims and taffeta

: sashes — delightful \ dressmaker i ¥ i ’ : : . hie ok 5 | | EE

touches take them out of the : 3 P, airs $1 00 BLINDED WHISKEY - THE WHISKEY WITHOUT REGRETS (S53 oni

ordinary “wash dress” class,

You will want many pairs of these good qua ity “hose this summer, so it would be logical to uy now and save. They are 3-strand crepe ring-

though you can wash every dress in this sale. You'll find 8 styles in sizes ranging from 12 to 20.

| . less with French heels . . . The group includes : EY 3 ¢ ] T styles in sizes ranging from

: the popular knee-high chiffon hose . . . In your ; 38 to 44. : favorite spring ‘and summer shadés, - BP : 75% oraln’ sutral ‘spirits = 90 PROOF,_ Co gL 4 =] 'OLDETYME DISTILLERS, INC. + Main Offge - NSF <

| + New York-City- - { “Distilieries located o! Maryland, Kentuck§ ond New Jersey

WASSON'S Does Not Sell Seconds. Substandards Nor Imperiects!