Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1937 — Page 7

ws A

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TUESDAY, AUG. 24, 1937

WATSON DOUBTS POWER OF FD. TO PUNISH FOES

Former Senator Hopes for G. 0. P. Chairman Untouched by Factionalism.

James E. Watson, former Republican Senator from Indiana, hopes the state G. O. P. organizatidbn will select & committee chairman “who is far removed from the committee —someone who has nothing to do with either side of the controversy,” he said while visiting in Indianapolis. ; He referred to the recent fight which brought the resignation of Ivan C. Morgan as committee head and election of John C. Taylor, Danville, as temporary chairman, “The only interest I have in the matter is the return to normal of the party in Indiana,” he said. He added that he could see no possibility of reconciliation between antiNew Deal Democrats of Congress and President Roosevelt, especially after defeat of the President's Supreme Court plan.

Comments on VanNauys Mr. Watson said he was confident that the Democratic leadership would be unable to defeat party members who opposed the President's congressional program. He | was asked about the chances of | Senator VanNuys. “Well, with Fred it may be different,” he said. “VanNuys has & con- | vention to fight and he may be de- | feated there. In other states, candidates for re-election have Pr maries and had we one here, VanNuys would be a hard man to beat. There are plenty of Republicans | who prokably would vote for him on the strength of his stand against the President.”

Hale Kapu

Islanders Startled as Doris Cromwell Terms House Forbidden.

ONOLULU, T. H,, Aug. 24. —The | name of the home being built | here for Mrs. Doris Duke Cromwell, | tobacco heiress, and so-called “richest girl in the world,” was causing | more discussion today than the half- | million dollars or so that the house | will cost. The name is “Hale Kapu,” which is Hawaiian for “Forbidden House.” It startled the islanders who boast of a legendary Hawaiian hospitality. Tt is being constructed without guest rooms. However, the architecture was said to have been inspired by that of Ali Kapu of Ispahan, Persia, which made it appear that perhaps the Cromwells had their tongues partially in their cheeks. It is situated on a rocky beach with a background of palm trees, and designed in the Persian style with elaborate terraces, pools, and gardens. However, the living quarters are not large.

SUNNYSIDE TO MARK 20TH ANNIVERSARY

Sunnyside Sanatorium is to observe its 20th anniversary next Sunday with a homecoming celebration on the institution's grounds. Dr. Herman GG. Morgan, City Health Board secretary, is scheduled as principal speaker to address former patients and friends who have the Indianapolis Pilots Association His address is to follow a music and entertainment program by the Sahara Grotto at 2:30 p. m. Dr. A. E. Hubbard, superintendent, announced the 15th annual homecoming is to be open to the public.

OFFICIALS TO MEET AT PETERS’ COTTAGE

R. Earl Peters, Indiana Federal Housing administrator, has announced that he will entertain state | and national! FHA officials at his |

MOOSE GAIN 85.000 |

IN MEMBER DRIVE |

Supreme Director William Ander- | son, Loyal Order of Moose, today had returned from a 60,000 mile membership tour throughout the country. A membership goal of 75000 by Sept. 1 was exceeded by 10,000, Mr. | Anderson said. He spent more than | 297 days attending meetings and initiations. The membership campaign is to be closed at the inter- | national convention in Cleveland | Sept. 1. {

WOMEN WHO HOLD |

THER MEN |

NEVER LET THEM KNOW

O matter how much your back aches and your nerves scream, your husband, because he is only & man, can never understand why you are so hard to live with one week in every month. Too often the honeymoon express is wrecked by the nagging tongue of a three-quarter wife. The wise woman never lets her husband know by outward sign that she is a victim of periodic pain. For three generationsone woman has told another how to go '‘smiling through with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It helps Nature tone up the system, thus lessening the discomforts from the functional disorders which women must endure in the three ordeals of life: 1. Turning from girlhood to womanhood. 2. Preparing for motherhood. 3. Approaching “middle age.” | Don't be a three-quarter wife, take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND and

Go "Smiling Through.”,

| Bulmer, a City fireman, was seated

| of the Curtiss Wright Flying School. |

Blond Held |

Top: Lucille Burchler Below: Herbert ¥, Lee

COUNCIL APPROVES pr obablv Ture LOAN FOR JULETTA or

—— For Slayers,

$148,300 Bond Issue to Help Finance Remodeling. |

Mrs. Theresa Weichbrodt al iimnmldy

| | By United Press Final approval of an ordinance] CHICAGO, Aug. 24, — Assistant | authorizing the sale of $148,300 in|State’s Attorney Frank Donahue | bonds to help finance remodeling of [said in court today that Lucille | Julietta Insane Hospital was given | Buehler—alias Chie Snyder—was » the 1 il p | "one who had knowledge of the % a um Council today. | tacts and was probably the Ture” in ntroduced at a session yesterday, | the Grant Park slaying of Robert the ordinance provides funds to| Francis Burns, alias Herbert F. Lee. meet a possible WPA grant of $176,-| At Mr. Donahue's request, Judge 340 requested by County officials Michael L. McKinley held Miss several weeks ago. | Buehler in $100,000 bond for hearThe building, which now houses | \N8 Friday on application by her 350 inmates, is to be remodeled to | COUnsel to free her on a writ of

oud : [ habeas corpus. accommodate approximately 700 | Mr, Donahue told the judge that

County Infirmary patients who are | yp. . v to be transferred to the Julietta pire | MISS Syuhes a Wiiomg SHCULIONn heXt Vear pertinént information. ; a Ls Miss Buehler, a buxom blond, apThe hospital patients are to be | peared before Judge McKinley moved to State insane institutions. | wearing the same black evening The Council approved ordinances gown she wore when found kneeling requesting emergency appropriations | over Burns’ body. | and fund transfers totaling $20-' Police, meanwhile, looked for ad- | 704.49. | ditional paramours in the past of | the man slain by two men on a moonlight stroll. They have learned [he was not married to another ‘woman with whom he lived nine | years as husband,

SHOTGUN ACCIDENT INJURES FIREMAN Bo iin Assistant State's Attorney Harry

William Bulmer, 42, of 4726 E. Posner said Buriw was identified as 10th St, wounded in the left foot Herbert F. Lee, formerly of Detroit,

when he discharged a shotgun acci- By The WONMR With Whom He had

been living here. dentally, was reported in fair con- She said she was Mrs. Theresa dition today in City Hospital. Weichbrodt, also of Detroit, and that The accident occurred as | her husband, Leo, died there nine ! | years ago. In an automobile yesterday in the aint

900 block Dorman St, awaiting a | 10 HOMES, 4 LOTS SOLD

companion before starting on a | hunting trip. | Sale of 10 houses and four lots at ————— | prices totalling $57,800 was reported

GLINZAK TO OPEN T | by the North Side Realtors at the

Mr.

Says Lawyer|

400 DEPART TODAY

FOR POULTRY TOUR

Group to Visit Wells County Forest This Afternoon.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Aug. i P mately 400 persons were ea - day on the. Ninth Annual State Poultry Tour under the auspices of Purdue University and the State Poultry Association. The group was to visit the Wells County State Forest and Game Preserve this afternoon. The annual banquet is to be held at the Decatur Country Club tonight. The tour is to continue through Thursday during which time the participants will study the best poultry flocks, methods used and egg grading demonstrations.

a ————

BARGAIN

PERMANENTS h roquignole Steam , 8 ler ehmenghtt § RrinpSiARDCS Be Roberts Beauty Shop of LI-0632,

528 Mass, Ave,

Visit Dr. Dix’ Office Today for an Examination

Guard yourself against dangers of poor teeth! If you need need plates— visit Dr." Dix’ office today. Only a small down pay - ment necessary = pay the balance in small weekly payments,

DR. DIX' SERVICES

Plates, Crowng, Inlays, Cleaning, Bridgework, Extractions, Fillings, X-Rays, Treatments for Pyorrhea, Plate Repairs.

DR.DIX ALLER

10 N. Pennsvlvania

weekly meeting yesterday. PARACHUTE SCHOOL

Lieut. Paul A. Glinzak will open a rigging, jumping and parachute repair school at the Tarkington Airport, W. 30th St, soon, he announced at the monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Pilots Association last night, Lieut. Glinzak, a professional parachute jumper, will be assisted by Miss Thelma Cooper, a graduate

FOR LUCK?

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE SET

Most departments of the Indian- | apolis Postoffice will be closed Labor Day, Sept. 6, Postmaster Adolph | Seidensticker announced today. A parcel post window will be open from 8 a. m. t0 10 p. m. and a general delivery window from 8 a. m. to noon. Sunday schedule of collections will be in effect and alll carrier stations are to be closed. |

LOCAL ‘Y’ AID TO SPEAK

Harry W. White, Indianapslis Y. | M. C. A. general secretary, will speak | at the Kentucky State Y. M. C. A

ESTATE R

HOW'S THIS /¥

GIFT (0

AUGUST 14 TO SEPTEMBER 4 WITH TRE GENUINE

EATROLA

employed officers’ conference open- | 6% 00D LUCK?” is one way of looking at it, but buying

ing today at Camp Daniel Boone, near Lexington, Ky Mr. White will | discuss the spiritual phase of Y. M.| of good sense. C. A. work.

a Heatrola in this cam You're going

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Suppiv Murphy

G. C. MURPHY CO.

Corner Market and Illinois

Shoes for the Family BRERA yy Yop Bla, oC Ses WA

Rr, er, 4 Wash, St, eighborhood Rare 930 8. Meridian 1108 Shelby

the children economically at Ss.

Shoe Markets

heater.

| from. Jointless ash box. | double-life fire pot. Ped-a-Lever

| eppyp [LIA |

2 WAVES

Complete with ® Hair Cut

® Nu-Life Shampoo

® Finger Wave

® Rinse | ® Neck Trim

Air Duct — Heatrola’s famous, e sive feature that turns waste

| Ordinary heater (left) allows warmth | to escape up flue. Unique Intensi. Fire Air Duct (right) in Estate Heat.

ALL rola blocks heat—sends it into rooms.

for | Only

air, Grows

out... PERMANENT Nationally 3 AqyeiSisea

Stavs n | | { STAYS UNTIL Comblete GROWS OUT If You Dg Not Need a Permanent, Try Our Other Services. Sepvaiul Hair Cuts, Man r. Only 50c. ; Manicure. Arch. 35¢ each. : NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

WT | i % € — iss Harte CE Sie

MERIDIAN AT MARYLAND Summer Store Hours: 930A. M. to 5 P. M.

warmth, cuts fuel bills 25 to 40%.

paign is really only a matter to need a new heater this

- | Fall, Of course, you want the genuine Estate: Heatrola. Then why not place your order now and get your share of Gift Coal (500 to 2000 1bs.)* Here's all you do:

Select your Heatrola now, make just a small deposit, pay nothing more until the Heatrola is installed (you say when). Then start paying in convenient monthly installments.

Remember, there's no other offer to compare with this, because no other heater can compare with the genuine Estate Heatrola — the original cabinet Beautiful, modern, all-porce-lain cabinets —eight models to choose Estalloy

Feed

Door. And the wonderful Intensi-Fire

xclhae

into *Depending upon the mode! you

choose; one-half these amounts ifbard conl is furnished.

DOUBLE LIFE. New, extra. heavy, ribbed fire pot, made of Estalloy (nickel chromium alloy). More than double the life of best cast-iron fire pots.

TURNS WASTE INTO WARMTH

Colonial

Furniture Co. |

ios bat

= |

No Phone, Mail or C. 0. D. Orders

D:1Nee G-X

Downstairs Store

No Exchanges! | All Sales

Final!

Sn —————————————

Rummage Sale TWO DAY

Our Broken Lots, Slightly Soiled and Counter-Tossed Merchandise Drastically All Items Subject to Prior Sale!

Reduced!

Women's Uniforms

(90) ORIGINAL $1.98 UNIFORMS

Slightly soiled from display. Sizes for women and misses. 8%¢

39:

Full-fashioned firregulars of 7de chiffons and service chiffons, Just 250 pairs! Full and knee lengths! All sizes but not in every shade.

Women's Hose

(100 PRS.) SILK HOSE, ONLY

Irregulars of $1 qualities in summer 29 shades! Hurry! These won't last! C

(76 PRS.) CHILDREN'S ANKLETS

Firsts and irregulars of 10¢ and 25¢ qualities now sale-priced.

Wom. Accessories (200 PRS.) WOMEN'S SLACKS

Original $1 and better qualities in 49 sizes 14 to 20! For camping and hik- Cc ing. LIMITED QUANTITY BOLEROS Bright prints to light up dark frocks 27 this fall! Specially priced for Rum- &/ & mage. WOMEN'S TWISTED SASHES In three-color combinations! Spe- 27 cially priced for quick clearance. C

Carpets, Curtains

CARPET REMNANTS, Yard Only

3 to 4-yard lengths in frieze and $1 00 plain broadlooms. *

FELT BASE RUNNERS, YARD

2¢-Inch width in remnant lengths of 19 5 yards and up! Usual 39¢ quality. Cc

GOLD SEAL RUGS, NOW

Discontinued patterns and sec- $2 94 onds of $4.05 and $5.95 qualities, . 7x0 and 9x9 sizes. (1) 13x12 WOOL RUG, NOW Just 1 slightly used Katonah rug of original $20 quality! $14.88

PLAID RAG RUGS, ONLY Usual 40c quality in plaid patterns. he

27x54-inch size. (200) PRISCILLA CURTAINS Close-out of higher-priced qualities, 3%¢

now greatly reduced. FAMOUS QUALITY CHINTZ, Yard Imperfects of 39¢ qualities from a 19¢ famous maker! Bright patterns.

AWNINGS and MATERIALS, Now Includes all awnings, awning a Off materials and valancings. Originally 25¢ to $3.49. AWNING MATERIAL, YARD NOW Blue and white woven awning stri originally 25¢ a yard. : pe 10¢

Yard Goods. Linens

Plaid Breakfast Cloths, Now 45x45-Inch cotton washable plaids in 19¢ green, gold, red or brown. Original 20¢ quality! Hand Made Chair Back Sets Hand-made filet Star pattern im- 37 ported 8-pe. chair back sets! Also SFG

Hidetne made scarfs and vanities. Originally

SOILED LINENS, NOW Scarfs, vanity sets, chairs, a Off

breakfast sets and hand-em-coidered pillow cases. Originally 5¢ to $1.59,

COTTON FABRICS, YARD ONLY Sport fabrics and printed percales in he

full pieces and remnants of 19¢ to 20c qualities. No phone orders or ©. O. Ds please. CHIFFON VOILES, YARD ONLY Original 30¢ printed cotton chiffon 15¢ voiles. Also woven Swisses in dark colors to close-out. MERITAS OIL CLOTH, YARD Original 20¢ and 30¢ qualities in as- 15% sorted patterns. 45 and 50-inch widths, Mercerired Table Damask, Yd. Original 69¢ checked qualities in 58 3%¢ inch width.

Ironing Board Pad and Cover Original 60¢c Stretch-On type, nov 39¢ specially priced.

Men's Clothing

(40 PRS.) WHIPCORD TROUSERS

Original $1.08 qualities th gray $1 00 only. Sizes 38 to 44 waists. *

(18) MEN'S ODD COATS, NOW

Original $2.98 washable qualities. $1 00 Grays, tans and blacks. .

(20) Imported Linen Knickers Originally higher-priced qualities now 5%9¢

clearance marked, Men's Furnishings

(122) COTTON POLO SHIRTS Originally 80c button neck styles 19¢

Pirst qualities. Maize. Large sizes only! (106) HAND TAILORED TIES Original higher-priced qualities of fine fabrics . . , reduced for clear- 15¢ ance, (265) MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS Combed cotton yarns in slight irregulars of higher-priced 3 for 50¢ qualities. Sizes 34 to 46. (208) MEN'S SOX, ANKLETS, PR. Irregulars of 25c¢ qualities in light 12 ground patterns, Cc

(47) MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Odds and ends of broken sizes from 29¢

higher-priced groups. All first qualities. (110) MEN'S PAJAMAS, NOW Plain colors and fancies in middy

and coat styles. Irregulars of better qualities,

Women’s White Shoes

29:

Just 1068 pairs of the summer's popular styles! All originally much higher priced!

Women’s Girdles

(26) SMALL SIZE GIRDLES

Original higher-priced qualities drastically reduced. 3%¢

(50) BANDEAUX, BRASSIERES

Qualities that originally sold for 39¢ 19 and more, Clearance priced. Cc

Women’s Lingerie

.(40) Rayon French Crepe Slips . Extra large sizes including 38's to 44's Lo only in original $1, $1.19 and $130 976 tailored and lacy styles. (100) Women's Bemberg Slips Products of one of America’s fore- 79 most makers! Originally $1.50. Sizes Cc 46 to 52. WOMEN'S RAYON LINGERIE Irregulars of 50c to 50c rayon step- 23¢

ins, panties, briefs and bloomers.

FRUIT OF THE LOOM SLIPS

Discontinued styles of 69¢ and 79¢ 39 qualities in sizes 38 to 52. White or 9 76 tea rose broadcloths.

Bedding. Domestics

ORIG. $1.09 WEARITE SHEETS

72x09 Size in 64x64 thread count 9 quality! Specially priced! Cc

FULL CHAMOIS, NOW ONLY Seconds of 50¢c qualities, excellent for 19 cleaning and washing cars. C BEDSPREAD REMNANTS, NOW White dimity spread remnants in he 63 and 72-inch widths. CAMP BLANKETS, NOW Brown, maroon and navy blankets, 77 originally $1.19. 70x80 size. Cotton 1G bordered. UTICA PILLOW CASES, NOW 42x38 hea lity cases. Limit 12 to a er Ori nally 45¢ quality. 25¢ ORIG. $5.95 WOOL BLANKETS 70x80 Size in solid colors. Broken 9% assortment. 3-Pound weight. . REVERSIBLE TOWELS, NOW Limited quantity of original 38¢ qual 19 ities. 20x40 size in green only. Can- ‘ non seconds. White Outing Cloth, Yard Now Original 12'¢¢ quality in white! Spe- 9 cially priced for Rummage. C DAMASK TICKING, YARD Just 34 yards in peach color! 1 ke PFeather-proof! Originally 3c!

17e BLEACHED MUSLIN, YARD 80x80 no dressing, spe cially priced for Rummage, ** 10¢

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY

Men’s Bolter Shirts

69:

Irregulars of $1.10 to $160 white and print broadcloths, fancy woven madras and deeptones. Soft and fi stand-up collars. Sizes 14 17.

Women’s Dresses $1 39

Broken lots of $2. $3.08 and even higher priced acetates and smart prints! Hurry for the choice styles!

Just 100

Women’s Redingotes $1 69

Of rich crepe. Pastels and whites in sizes 38 to 52. Black and navy in sizes 48 to 52.

Children’s Wear

(100) GIRLS’ WASH FROCKS Broken lots of original 60c and bet. We

ter qualities. Sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 14 included, (76) GIRLS’ SHEER FROCKS Original $1.15 and better qualities in L9 broken lots. Sizes 3 to 18 included, Cc

(20) GIRLS’ SWIM SUITS, NOW

Broken lots of a famous make! Originally $1.08 and better! Sizes 30 to 36.

(76) JUVENILE SWIM SUITS

Clearance of our broken lots of orig. 59 inal $1 qualities. Sizes 2 to 6 in- @ TC cluded.

Children’s Shoes

(83 PRS.) CHILDREN'S SHOES

All whites in a variety of wanted MWe

summer styles. A

(260) Women's Wash Frocks

39:

Clearance of qualities that orige inally sold for more! Broken size and style assortments.

Boys’ Wear

(5) Orig. $14.95 S.Pant Prep Suits

Double-breasted, sport back coat $7 48 styles with 2 pairs of trousers. »

(2) Orig. $17.95 2-Pant Prep Suits Si he i on 0 $8.98 (6) LONG PANT RUGBY SUITS Original $398 summer Glen $1.99

plaids. Sanforized-shrunk! Broken sizes! (150) Students’ Orig. $1.98 Slacks Sanforized shrunk woven fabrics and 9 stripes in Pnglish Drape models. Cc Broken sizes. (8) Wool Chinchilla Coats, Now Originally $698, now HALF PRICE. Full belted, double- $3.49 breasted styles. Navy blue. (7) Fancy Woolen Overcoat: Originally $895, now HALF PRICE. Fancy patterns, wool 94.48 lined. Full belt. Broken sizes. (10) Orig. $7.95 Junior Topcoats Odd lot of better qualities, Wool fabrics with raglan sleeves. Also $3.98 navy blue. Broken sizes. (6) Coat-MHat-Zip Legging Sets Originally $795 now HALF PRICE. Zipper leggings in wool $3.98

navy chinchilla. Double breasted coat. Broe ken sizes.

(16) Boys’ Orig. $2.98 Raincoats N half ice! Broken sizes! Trench cont style! $1.49

Boys’ Summer Wear, Your Choice One table including swim trunks, 49¢ wash suits, slacks, polo shirts, crepe sleepers, ete. BOYS’ SLACK HOSE, NOW Originally 25¢ and 20¢! Turn down