Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1937 — Page 7

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» ~ ne : pe 7 ‘fa - | L TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1937 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIME es PAGE he . 5; b BANDITS SLUG Cat-astrophy! Circus Quits Ne ) 5 ¢ ’ A U : AE : : : , || Town, ‘Best’ Act Unpertormed [= | I []]] n g 3 - ? : FLEE WITH $90 Press Agent (No Smile) Parks Reveals Why i mt ; ! il Clown Emmet (No Smile) Kelly Is Sad. : = : E : ee ——————— . 3 Deputy Sheriffs and Police rt A Luly She . By JOE COLLIER | PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE FROM DUST Se i Hunt Pair Who Forced Ora O. Parks, Cole Bros.-Clyde Beatty Circus press agent, is ‘almost ; NN M k All Y as funny as Emmett Kelly,~the clown who stole the show that closed WITH NEW SUM MER COVE RS! D are our § 1 Way Into Car. here last night. Neither ever cracks a smile. { D t ay Ste Mr. Parks was hurrying along in a monotone telling about the gnu - resses : the circus has for parade purposes. He pointed out that it had come . i Deputy Sheriff and City police to-!in a recent shipment of animals. he Fa day were seexing two bandits who! BY the ime Jou have Hired Ovgte TT - ; / -- ea y= a a | in your min e conclusion that i | slugged and robbed Jack Pgpe,| |v Pe. a new ent, Mr. Parks wes REDINGOTES 3 i 1604 E. 10th St, and escaped With|(ajking about the collapse of Em- ° $90. mett Kelly’s funniest act, and why . i 2 Mr. Pape told deputies that the | he doesn't do it. : men forced their way into his truck| “In Chicago,” he said, “I was sitat 38th St. and Franklin Road. One | ting "in ‘the office one night just | | Sf oem Srugk om a the head before performance time pod Kelly “8 € other took his money, he | appeared in makeup and asked i eee | : . 0 said. They then threw away the I had a cat on me. 1 fold him no I. U. Postarad With These New keys io his fuck and fled, he said. but that I had seen one around the [fs Y= ostgra uate Course yde Reynolds, 25, of 2454 office and we both started hunting. ; ’ Boulevard Place, was charged with | We found one, a nice little thing. Students to Meet in C R E p E LE drawing a deadly weapon and tres- “So Emmett .took it into the Li passing by a ‘merchant policeman |arena, walked solemnly into the Inco n. } who said he threatened a Union |empty cage Beatty uses for his ani- ir———— C O A T S { Station baggage room employee last | mal act, put the cat, thoroughly / i i gE a night. frightened, on a stand and picked Ent O Moan, Bush Meds Burglars who entered a grocery at| up a chair to train it. sor, is to be the principal speaker 1537 Hoefgen St. last night escaped| “The cat jumped down and ran ,.roe the Indiana University post- : : with $4.75, it was reported to police. through the bars of the cage, under graduate course students at bs t | { Officers said they had pried the lock | the seats and disappeared. Emmett | © tonight in the Hotel Lincol i | pe off the front door. dropped his chair and gun and | Go. "300 have registered f ih | : : i Paul Krifsch, 24, of 918 Pleasant [started chasing it. He bumped into | =. gisterea Jor ihe Of Flakespun ? ] Run Blvd,lwas threatened with athe cage. .He got so excited he | nines were held this morning in | ; P | ] reyolver by two boys, he said. He|couldn't find the door of the cage cardiovasculaz-renial . diseas asl F hai uo. told. _pelice he surprised the boys and had to climb up and over. gery, gynecology aie py or Chairs For Sofas Sizes 38 to 52 attempting to steal 200 pounds of It’s His Profession 1 in ; 1 3 : : ize copper cable®last night. The boys ; D)0lTyngoingy. Intravenous therapy fled down an alley in the rear of his § “This went over with every cne | also Yas discussed, tiful home, he reported but the cat, who developed-a chron- | A clinical conference was sched- Add one of these beautiiu : : — ic fright of Emmett. It became a |uled for this afternoon. : . . full-length crepe coats . . « major job to catch the cat every | Prof. Maude Slye, cancer author- tyled just for that purpose STATE HIGH SCHOOLS |night before the show. The min- (ity from the University of Chicago, styled j ‘that purp | ute the cat saw Emmett coming it |is to address a public meeting Pri- to make your favorite dress : TO GR ADUATE 32,000 woud bolt anyway it could. day evening at Caleb Mills Hall, into your favorite ensem- .-. “We couldn't understand this be- | Shortridge High School, it was an- Of Nub=Tex ble. Of crepe... they're Approximately 32,000 seniors Will | Brmmmett tROuSht the oat as sil | A new LL simply stunning with tuxedo , sf Ww mme oug e cat was self- A new method of givin i 3 oo be graduated from Indiana high conscious because of the crowds.” |cod liver oil was a: gen For Chairs : For Sofas 3 $ LL fronts, shawl collars and |. schools this year, an increase of | Mr. Parks then happened to see |terday’s meeting by Dr. R. N. \ \ \ |} \\ action backs! And we've ED nearly 10,000 over the total 10 years the Old Woman in a Shoe float |Harger, I. U. medical center. He \ 1f-belt or b 1t1 tyles in ago, Floyd I. McMurray, State Sup- used for parade purposes. said a way had been found to feed $ 3 5 $ : t) 5 RA hial?-hely or bs je5e By . erintendent of Public Instruction,| “Funny thing,” he said, “the old | cows irradiated yeast to provide the ee : . . \ NR AR RR black or_navy! Add new said today. : man that sits in that during the [same vitamins as cod liver oil fur- NN A © style to ‘your dresses and -: , He attributed thé increase to the | parade, dressed, of course, like an |nishes. \ look h. | h slimmer growing tendency for business firms | old woman, has been doing that| Dr. Harger also discounted the : NAMI BN \ 0oF much, mug 3 3 to demand high school education stunt in this and other circuses for |value of taking vitamins by mas- 5 ; NMR \ \\ ESCALATORS to the Wide Aisles in for their employees. years. He doesn’t do anything else querading them in sausage, ice Of Rep-a-Lene oy LNMHTIIMG DIONNE Block’s Air Conditioned Downstairs Store "so, — much. 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’ RELIGIOUS DIPLOMAS | 14 oman in the shoe.” foods which the Committee on ] : (“But why,” someone asked Mr. i i SOCia- 7 _ . . » © ——— ~~ |Parks “has Emmeii completely (ion, has approved for the adding % 95 $ 05 a Storing Phinisol Sma As a part of the Jewish observ- | abandoned the cat act if it seemed i i ” said. 7 ance of Shovuos, seven pupils will | to get over so well in Chicago and of Vitam, D] he sale . . Summer Wardrobes receive diplomas Sunday in the | Was so sure fire?” es x 3 Temple, 10th and Delaware Sts, in| Me. Parks eran 2 Lite Sano “It does make a E . iti i y : | and as though he didn’t kn difference whe po : : . . 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Exclusive in the city with our WH ITE OR . more in valuation of proposed con- NEW YORK and BOSTON department. struction than for the same week SAS . 1 a year ago, George Popp Jr., build- : hE Roley-Poley Slip Covers DE [- PTON ES ing commissioner, announced today. ! ; 1 - i Thus far this year, valuations of SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED at 1:55 P- Mm. BUT TON for Studio Couches, ? ? proposed buildings for which per- . SN WY $1 99-$4.95 mits have been issued amounted to | - ESCALATORS to the Wide Aisles in Block’ $1,007,654 more than for a year ago, / THE KNICKERBOCKER at 4:55 p. m. Air-Conditioned Downstairs Store. C % 8 he said. ! 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