Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1937 — Page 6

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Thomas Miller.

ROCAP IS ELECTED

John T. Rocar last night was elected grand knight of Indianapolis Council .43%,: Knights of Columbus. Followilig the election, Harry G. Kitchen, Richmond, State deputy, spoke. Officers are to be installed next month. Others are: John H. Blackwell, deputy grand: knight; William H. Bradley, chancellor; John P. Mahan, recording secretary; Oswald Litzelman, treasurer; Frank J. Noll

Jr., advocate; Clarence Beidelman, warden; Anton| Sochar, inside | guard; August -Sotichon and Edward Troy, outside guards, and William

| velope.

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| 3) Greener, trustee for three-year | term.

AS GRAND KNIGHT

Women Past a5

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These symptoms at 45 are often ‘due to a deficiency in the glandular system of a certain hormone (gland activator)—to relieve such headaches, hot flashes, dizzy spells, depression and ‘nerves’ coming on at 45 try 2 to 3 Zo-ak Tablets 3 times a day. These harmless tablets contain the hormone - and other helpful substances often prescribed by Dhysicions to relieve the misery of “THE CHANGE" period. Zoak Tablets (orange package for women) are sold and recommended by Hook's, Haag’s, Keene's ug Stores.—Booklet by registered physician free in sealed en-Zo-ak Co.. Inc., 60 W. 45th St..

New York .City.—Adv.

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Special Sale of Sheer Cotton DRESSES

Here's the chance of a lifetime to save on smart cotton dresses —styles that will go everywhere this summer! 38 to 52!

Voiles! ® Prints! ® Shantungs! ¢ Dotted Swisses!

. Dc to $1.95

Sizes 14 to 20 and

$1 Cotton DRESSES

Well made of fast color - materials! C Clever new styles,

$4.98 Silk DRESSES

Also celanese frocks in the group—prints and

soft pastels!

Pure Silk

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| Ga bardine SLAGKS

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HOSIERY

White \o/ HANDBAGS We have Large || a Huge be i 5¢ Assortment on Sale ANKLETS Tomorrow

SALE! Women’s Bathin ng SUITS

® Sleek Styles!

Halter top and reg- C ular styles in all the wanted colors! Sizes

for all women!

Need a New WHITE

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Dashing styles with large brims, small brims, turbans, off-the-face, beret types.

To $1.98

- Huge boys’

Children’s Suits 1 0 assortment of C and girls’ suits— good quality! -

All wool

Men’s 2L. SWIM SUITS

navy. blue and black

146 E. Washington St.

“Speed” fnodel suits,

98¢

KIN AND FRIENDS MOURN PUPILS ~ DEATH IN RIVER

Heroism of Youth Credited With Saving Companions Of Rebecca Levy.

S. Capitol Ave. was in mourning today. Friends and relatives sought to console Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levy, grieving over the drowning of their

death in White River changed a happy outing into tragedy yesterday. With eight other girls, members of an Indianapolis Jewish Community Center gym class, Miss Levy had gone to the river to escape the city’s heat. Four Girls in Boat

| She was in a rowboat with three of her companions—and only the froroism of Thomas Miller, 21, of

[3751 N. Keystone Ave. the girls’ jsupervisor, prevented a | four-fold tragedy.

According to Mr. Miller, the girls were floating downstream when suddenly their rowboat shipped water. He shouted to | them, running the 200 yards down the shaded river bank. But the boat sank, and all four girls were bobbing about in the water when Mr. Miller arrived. Stripping off his clothing, he dived in and rescued Anna Calderon, 14, of 1145 S. Capitol Ave.; Miss Lena Nahmias, 16, of 1125 S. Capitol°Ave.,

The neighborhood around 1138]

14-year-old daughter Rebecca. Her

and Sophia Nahmias, 14, a cousin,

of 1118 S. Illinois St. in three suc-:

cessive trips. Miss Levy had disappeared when he returned the fourth time, he told officers. Her body was recovered t¥d hours later by Charles Pierson and WilJiam Sheets, Fire Department Rescue Squad members. Miss Levy was a sophomore at Manual Training High School. She is survived by her parents and three brothers, Joseph, Morris and Albert, all of Indianapolis.

12 ROOKIES NAMED T0 POLICE POSITIONS

Appointed From Class of 60 Aspirants.

The Safety Board today approved 12 selections of the Police Merit Board for appointment to the police force from the Merit School. The appointments were made from a class of 60. : They were: . Carl G. Schmidt, Health Board chief statistician, 1521 S. ‘East St.; Roy A. Pope, son of Lieut. Roy Pope, 117 N. Wallace St.; Henry Krauss, 309 Parkway Ave.; Russell Edward Wise, 1505 Burdsal Parkway; Donavan Paul Ticen, 1205 Hoefgen St.; John Richard Jacob, 2122 Station St.; Louis T. Zunk, son of Patrolman Frank Zunk, 716 N. Warman Ave. Hershell Plummer, 108 E. 13th St.; Johin Thomas Bevan, 620 W. 31st St.; Hueber, brother of Se ergt. Hueber, 418 E, Iowa St.:: Byron D. Todd, 1702 N. Rural St., and Edward A. Gerdt, 628 E. Minnesota St. All the appointees are Democrats and their appointment becomes effective immediately.

BARGAIN PERMANENTS

Croquignole Steam Oil Permanent complete with Hair Trim, Shampoo, Set and Ringlet ends.

Roberts Beauty Shop 528 Mass. Ave.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

1937-38 SCHOOL BUDGET MAY FIX $1.07 TAX RATE

Adoption Expected Tonight; Building Contracts to + Be Awarded.

The School Board is to meet tonight to adopt its 1937-38 budget, expected to call for a tax rate of approximately $1.07, the same as

last year. “Public hearings are to be held after adoption of the

budget.

The Board also is to make an emergency appropriation for the last half of this year,~July 1 to Dec. 31, to cover school expenses. Contracts to Be Let Contracts are to be awarded for the construction of a two-story addition to Washington High School. The following low bids have been recommended to the Board by A. B. Good, business director; general construction, Fred Ww. Jungelaus

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A WORD ABOUT MAYER'S PRICES

You’ll be surprised at the low cost of our ‘‘Fashion Styled’’ glasses. You pay jor aT while you wear — small weekly or nly payments at NO EXTRA COST. Join the thousands who have availed themselves of “our convenient credit plan. Dr. Farris invites you to come in and have your eyes examined tomorrow.

Co., $222,855; heating and ventilation, Fred G. Janitz, $54,228; plumbing and sewers, Strong Bros. $15,598, and electric mstallation, Webb Electric Co., $12,402. With the addition of $15,254 in attorneys’ fees, total construction cost is fixed at $320,337. ~ +

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— .__ TUESDAY, JUNE § 1937

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