Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1937 — Page 11
FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1937
~ TRUCK OWNERS |
THREATEN SUIT ON ROUTE BANS
Legal Stops ropusel After
2 FILLING STATION BANDITS ARE HUNTED
Two men who help up a filling station attendant at 5329 Brookville Road last night escaped with an undetermined amount of money, police were told. Ben Kieter, 49, of 40 N. Irvington Ave. said the men, one brandishing a blue steel revolver, forced him to
the back of the station and then rifled the cash drawer.
PARLEY SET AUG. 5-6 Times Special WASHINGTON, July 30. — A
North Central division conference to discuss the 1938 agricultural con-
servation program will be held at Purdue University, Lafayette, Aug. 5 and 6, Director Claude R. Wickard announced today.
60 TO ATTEND PARLEY
About 60 Indianapolis McGuffey Club members are to attend the national MecGuffey celebration at Oxford, ©. tomorrow and Sunday, honoring the memory of William Holmes MoGuffey, pioneer educator famous for his third and fourth readers. The gathering this year is to mark the centenary of the books.
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Committee Fails to Find Solution.
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ORE and more people, too busy to shop during the day, are taking advantage of the 3 evenigg hours. Bring the family, and do your buying during the cool evening.
Two trucking associations, dissatisfied with a proposed compromise, today threatened to take legal steps to force the City to open North Side streets to truck traffic. This action was announced after the Mayor's Truck Advisory Committee in its final meeting was unable to offer any new solution to the two-year-old problem. “Truckers apparently will have to take an appeal to the courts to find a safe route into the city,” Ryan B. Hall, Indiana Motor Traffic Association executive secretary, said. A similar statement was made by M. D. Nickel, Indiana Regulated Highway Carriers, Inc. executive secretary. The Mayor's committee yesterday repeated its former suggestion that trucks come south on State Road 431 to 62a St, and then go east on 62d St. to Keystone Ave. Then they could go south on Keystone Ave, to the Allisonville Road intersection and around Fall Creek Blvd. to the new 38th St. bridge over Fall Creek. From there trucks could use various routes into the eastern section of the City. Truckers, however, say this route is "unsafe.”
LEADER STORE
WASHINGTON STREET DELAWA RE STREET
Begins Tomorrow, Saturday, with savings of 25% to 331% . . .
All Brand New 1937-1938 Styles . . . Lavishly Trimmed With Furs That Are Almost Worth the Sale Price!
16.38
SIZES FOR MISSES, 12 TO 20; WOMEN, 38 TO 44 AND 46 TO 52; LARGER WOMEN, 37'/, TO 51
THE STYLE NOTES: Molded Silhou- THE MATERIALS: Fleeces, ette, Lowered Waistlines, Simple Shags, Nubs, Suedes, Shoulders, Boxy, Modified Coat! Boucles and Tweeds!
Our August-coat prices are based on weeks and weeks of preparations! Orders were placed before the new collective labor agreements were reached! These agreements have added substantially to the cost of production. This, of course, is merely one of the many items. There has been an unmistakable and continuous rise in the price of fabrics and other components. These are our very good reasons for advising you to buy your new winter coat now.—~LEADER'S SECOND FLOOR.
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Two Streets Open Truck traffic has been prohibited from all North Side streets except Northwestern Ave. and Keystone Ave. by ordinances passed at the request of property owners in the last few years. Mr. Nickel precipitated a debate at the committee meeting when he suggested that all ordinances banning truck traffic be repealed. “The committee originally at the first meeting voted to remove all bans. Yet since political pressure has been exerted by North Side residents, the vote today is the exact opposite. It's a political scare entirely, and a sellout for political reasons,” he said. Residents Protest David T. Campbell, Golden Hills Civic Association president, and T. B. Dodson, North Indianapolis Better Business League president, were spokesmen for the Northwestern Ave. property owners, who do not want ail the truck traffic routed their way, as was suggested by a subcommittee. Todd Stoops,
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moved all bans, and added “the City Council would not be so politically dumb as to pass such a repeal ordinance.” The motion to lift all bans was defeated by a 6-to-2 vote of the committee, with the two trucking association representatives voting for it. The committee went on record, however, as recommending the construction of a belt highway around the City as a long-range solution.
3 KILLED, 1 HURT BY LIGHTNING AT BRAZIL
By United Press BRAZIL, Ind. July 30.—Three men were killed and one other seriously injured today when lightning struck a wagon under which they had taken refuge during a storm. The men, all members of a threshing outfit, were working on the McMeeley farm near Centerpoint, when the storm broke. The dead, all of Centerpoint, are Sam Boyce, 65; Fred Bucklew, 34, and Clyde Cheezen, 28. The injured man was John Edsers, 64.
KENTUCKIAN HELD AS SLAYER OF BRIDE, 14
By United Press HARLAN, Ky. July 30--~Word Ayres, 42, was held in jail here today waiting arraignment on a charge of murdering Myrtle Jones Ayres, his 14-year-old child bride. The girl was found seated in a chair at her home yesterday, dead from a bullet wound through the head. Ayres said he and his wife had been scuffling and the pistol was discharged by accident. He will be arraigned Saturday.
HATFIELD HEADS COMMITTEE Prank H. Hatfield, Evansville, is to head a nominating committee to select a ticket of officers and board of managers members for the Indiana State Bar Association. The election is to be at the next annual | | meeting. NO LONGER A GOOD BOY BROOKLYN, July 30. — Babe Phelps, Brooklyn Dodgers’ catcher, had never been chased by an umpire up to this year. But so far this season he has been banished five times.
W¢ re clearing out our house! An event that comes but twice a year! Our entire store, from top to bottom, is given over to giving you special values, the likes of which you haven’t seen in a blue moon!
LIMITED QUANTITIES! BROKEN SIZES! SORRY! NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS!
Wom. $2.98 to $6.90 Dresses__$2 || Women’s COTTON SLIPS ____25¢ Women’s $2.00 Jigger Coats __$1 || Women’s Knit U. Suits Women’s 99¢ & 69¢ Blouses __50c || Hand Emb. MUSLIN GOWNS __29¢ Women’s $1 Skirts___50c || Wom. SHORTS & SLACKS, ea., 25¢ Women's 2 & 3<Pc. Suits ___$1.59 || Children’s and Misses AllWhite Summer MILLINERY __50c Wool Bathing Suits Girls’ 99¢ Fam. Make Frocks, 79¢ | Women’s Rubber Swim Suits__50¢ Girls’ 79¢ & 59¢ SLIPS Women’s $1.00 Umbrellas ___69¢ Boys’ WASH SLACKS Women’s 5c Handkerchiefs ___2¢ BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS 99¢ Men’s |-Pc. Swim Suits __69¢ BOYS’ OVERALLS 39¢ Men’s Polo Shirts BOYS’ SWIM SUITS Men’s Summer Ties _15¢, 4 for 50c BOYS’ WASH KNICKERS Men’s Leather Belts___19¢c & 39¢ INFANTS’ SUMMER SHIRTS ___10c || Irish Linen Toe & Heel Socks, (dc Tots’ SUMMER DRESSES Men's Knit Athletic U. Suits__25¢
Leader’s—Second Floor Leader’s—Main Floor
HURRY ... THEY'RE STEPPING OUT FAST!
Tremendous Buy! From Prominent St. Louis Jobber! All New! All Perfect! 3,000 Pair Fine Shoes!
cromimgeiy WHITE SHOES
Growing GIRL Made to Sell for $1.98 to $2.98 a Pair
® Solid Leather Soles! Dxfords—Goodyear Stitched! ® Sizes 3 to 8 in the Lot! ® Novelty Styles! White Nubuck Oxfords! ® White and Brown Saddle Shoes! ® White and Brown Moccasin Oxfords! ® Growing Girls’ Oxfords!
With the leather market definitely up I1"S A RARE ACHIEVEMENT TO GIVE YOU VALUES LIKE THESE! It just so happens that we bought this lot from a PROMINENT SHOE JOBBER who got panicky because of the cold weather the early part of the month . +» otherwise, we could not offer them to you at this low price. Sorry, no: mail or phone
| [Garg usomer |SPECIALS
For EXTRA-SIZE Men! Special Sale of HALF PRICE SALE | Piece Goods
PRE-SHRUNK SLACKS | REMNANTS
Made to Sell for 99¢c & $1.19 the children's school dresses.
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® Seersuckers © Extra Sizes, and Nubs 44 to on ® Dimities Muslins ® Sheeting Price Organdie
Usually . . . BIG MEN have to pay big ® Every remnant marked at one-half off for
prices for their garments, but not in this sale. Because, Leaders is out to give the er Bp prices. Every piece aranteed T COLOR. ov Ironing Board Pad
Men's Broadcloth big fellow the same VALUE offered daily and Cover 19¢
SHORTS & SHIRTS fi, well made ‘snd Bar ‘Tacked Pockets. Bu he ov
Women's Full-Fashioned Ee Silk Hose ® Chiffon and Service Weights
$1.00 White ard Pastel
HANDBAGS
2c
Hurry in before they're all gone! Yes, these are the same styles that sold earlier this season for $1.00. Large assortment of styles. Leader’s—Main Floor
CE § For Extra-Size Men!
SHIRTS
Women's & Misses’
Mesh Gloves Cc
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ALL PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE
Drastically Reduced
e FIRSTS AND SUBSTANDARDS of higher priced qualities. You'll be wise to buy several pairs to see you
through the summer months. Leader’s—Main Floor
Values You Can Trust
South Side Furn. Co.
932-934 S. Meridian St.
Some “KAYSER - MAKE” Gloves in this lot! Gauntlet and cuff styles. Sizes 6 to 8. Black, brown and white. Leader’s—Main Floor
LOANS Fro $1 Up 10 $300 on ® AUTOMOBILES * DIAMONDS SWATCHES, RINGS ®* TYPEWRITERS ®* MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ® FUR COATS
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Shorts made of fine quality, fast color B r oadcloths.
/ | oo : Irregs. of higher-priced grades. i k_/ ; . 9 y Men's $1 and $1.49 MEN'S SANFORIZED WASH SLACKS TOILET SOAP ! 2 STR Formerly 90 to $1401 All FIRST QUALITY cold cream soaps a 4 A and SANFORIZED SHRUNK. Made in N GO Ww Novelty Prints and Woven Materials, Full BB AS N SOAP » ne un ATS cut, side buckles. Sizes 20 to 42, 6 Novelty Panels L “BIG YANK” WORK SHIRTS or 10¢ ioFied wiiteemn. *" F “BIG-YANK” work shirts i Now Reduced to he he a. an SASTYY. MATONES | Shunitie Rup Spire pret cigarette pockets. Sizes 14% ¢ i2 Boxes JC ton Jn "hit and miss 0
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Full cut. Sizes 30 to 44,
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limited quantity in big sizes. they're
SHIRTS of RIBBED Stu few... heture ‘COMBED COTTON
YARN.
SANFORIZED OVERALL PANTS Malte of heavy-weight 8-ounce Denim that a t will not shrink. Will stand hard wear. Full 5 & a iis weitere at points of strain. Sizes | |
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