Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1937 — Page 26
rn LH
Sry tan TC Tr n
PAGE 26
Machine Guns on Guard as Two Are Sentenced to
While this stern Texas court sat in judgement on Roscoe and Henderson Young, Negro defendants seen in the lower righthand corner
of the courtroom picture, machine
guns like the one at right, domin-
ated the Marshall Court house and guaranteed there would be no interference with the orderly procedure of the trial. The Young brothers
A. M.A. Preparing to Battle Libel Charges of Alton Giant
CHICAGO, Oct. Association
tion secretary and general manager,
“The article was purely scientific,” youth of 19, who is 8 DE 6 inches tall and weighs 425 —® pounds, charged in his Circuit Court
Mr.
RAILROAD COLLISION KILLS FIVE WORKERS
BRIDGEPORT, Neb, Oct. 8 (U.] P.) —Officials of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad today investigated the headon collision of a passenger train and a “helper” train | late yesterday in which five em-| ployees were killed and three pas-| sengers and an employee injured.
Ww adlow,
The passenger train, en route from |
Billings, Mont., to Denver and puff-| ing up a steep grade, met a “helper train which was returning from Angora and racing to reach a siding. The “helper” appeared suddenly
around a curve. The
will defend itself vigorously suit of Robert Emerson Wadlow, Alton, Ill,
8 (U. P.).—The Journal of the American Medical
against the $150,000 damage giant, Dr. Olin West, associa id Joday. . West said.
suit that an article published in the
of Dr. Charles D. Humbert, Barnard, | Mo., brought him into “public scan(dal, tempt and aversion.” Mr, West said “many reports have | | been published about Wadlow over a period of years. They were con- | flicting, and Dr. | specialist in giantism, interviewed | | him to get the real truth.” The youth is studying law, having withdrawn recently
| Shows,
Die
were found guilty and sentenced to death in separate trials on charges
JAPAN TO INCREASE RAYON PRODUCTION
NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— Plans now are being made in Japan indicating a production of 750,000, 000 pounds of rayon yarn and staple fiber for 1938, against an estimated output of 500,000,000 pounds for this year the Rayon Organon, publication of the Textile Economics Bureau, Inc, said today. The Organon estimated substitution by Japanese of rayon staple
| journal Feb. 13, 1937, under name |
ridicule, disgrace, hatred, con- |
Humbert, who is a |
from a cireus | Boies "| w here he refused to appear in side-
comative burst with the impact, |
Justenmer and its baggage car telescoped.
’
fibre for wool to the extent of 40 | per cent of annual consumption, as requested by the Government to re- | duce yen exchange requirements, should increase output of rayon | staple by 55,000,000 pounds over the current annual rate of 175,000,000 pounds. Yarn output is estimated around 325,000,000 pounds.
| || Memory Is the Treasury and Vrlen of All Things.
Grolier AT _WESTIODST,
4
SF font
of criminally assaulting a Longview woman after robbing her husband. Twenty National Guardsmen with machine guns made certain that inflamed local opinion did not galvanize into mob action. Judge W. H. Strength, shown on the bench at extreme left during the trial, permitted attendance in the court room by military pass only,
GOLD SHIPMENTS RECEIVED NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (U, P.).—A total of $23,279,000 in gold, of which $15,036,000 came from Belgium, was received at the port of New York in the week ended Oct. 6, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported. Of the balance $4317,000 came from England; $2,669,000 from Canada and $1,257,000 from India. San Francisco receipts totaled $1,579,000 from Australia.
Helene Curtis Permanent, Nationally advertised complete . Frederics Permanent liable—Safe-
BEAUTY-MART
aH
Vanity Bench $5.95 Extra
Trade in Your Old Radio as Down Payment
Fountain
provements. Receives
and Metaglass tubes. able radio for $79.95.
Plenty of Free Parking Space Phone DR-3196
THIS 1938 ZENITH ALL-WAVE
Console Model
579
A fine, big, good-looking radio with many new features for your greater enJoyment . . . NEW Electric Automatic Tuning—electric motor spins the needle to your station and brings it in perfectly tuned . . . NEW Robot Dial-—separate dials for each wave band, but only one in sight at a time . . . NEW Acoustic Adapter which fits tone to your room exactly as you like it , + . and other radical imForeign and American broadcasts, Police Calls and Amateurs, has large 10-inch speaker A truly remark-
This $89.50 Bedroom Suite, Specially Priced
Sauare Furniture Store Offers These SPECIALS at Real Savings
Liberal Allowance for Your Old | Furniture
Smart modern design . . . beautiful butt wal-
nut and zebrawood veneers .., . genuine oak interiors, full dust proof tops and bottoms, drawers with center guides—a fine, really wellbuilt suite now at a most exceptional saving. Bed, chest and vanity, all as shown above, spe-
cially priced AAR R RAR RE FERAL FS EE EE EEE EEN
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
SPECIAL Permanent Waves
COMPLETE WITH:
® Hair Trim ® Finger Wave *
ALL FOR ONLY
NO APPOINTMENT Stays Until Hair Grows Out
Save 50 cents on vour permanent. during hours 8 a. m, to 11
Other serviees:
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
"The CHAIR SHOP” ciemmeseesiet
$609 50
HANGING COACH BUILT TO AVOID RAIL JOUNCGING
New Type Car Looks Like Plane Body on Wheels; Swings on 1 Ropes.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— A railroad coach that looks like an airplane body on wheels and swings on its trucks like a hammock was under construction today by the young grandson of James J. Hill, late railroad “empire builder.” Courtland T. Hill, former New York stock broker, guaranteed there will be no tilting of seats on curves, no tight upper berths, and no jounces. He said the Santa Fe Railroad would be given the first car in November, “The coach will be built of lightweight steel,” he said. “It will sit close to the rails and be guaranteed jounceless.” The 11,300-pound car will be suspended at the ends from uprights fastened to the trucks. On these it will swing from its ropes. When the train stops on a sharp curve, the suspended car will hang straight down from its uprights.
Airplane materials and construe- | tion principles are being used. John ! K. Northrop, the designer of speed |
planes, worked with him. As a result, the coach had the appearance of a transport plane without wings, even to the porthole windows.
PRICES ON
® Nu-Life Shampoo Rinse
NECESSARY
Bring this ad
Hair euls, Man ation, only 50. Manicure—Arch, 35¢ each.
Traction Terminal Bldg. Corner Illinois and Market Sts. LI-0527
201
home.
room.
—finishes
crack or peel. see these remarkable new type heaters today for real heating comfort and new economy. Priced from—
Heat With Cheap Fuel Oil
COLEMAN OIL-BURNING CIRCULATOR
ONO COAL TO CARRY ONO ASHES ® NO DIRT
Greater heating comfort . . the convenience of clean oil fuel . . . constant, room temperature, thermostatically controlled if you wish—now at new low cost easily within reach of every Special doors focus direct heat exactly where you want it and in addition, heat is circulated to every part of the Beautiful cabinets that look well in any room
even
reflector
that will not Come in and
Liberal Allowance for Your Old Heater
$609 95
AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST
Ave LTE E
IR Pil:
FOUNTAIN SQUARE FURNITURE
1051 Virginin
8ST - STORE
Theatre
CONVENIENT TERMS to Suit Your Income
GOTO: OTT E00 0 i 010100 RE
HHI
Una Merkel Pulls Worker From Water
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— Una Merkel, blond movie star, was hailed as a heroine today for saving the life of a man whose skiff was overturned by the backwash from her fast motorboat in Arrowhead Lake. Miss Merkel was speeding across the lake in the San Bernardino mountains to a film location. Two hundred yards from shore the waves from her boat capsized the skiff and dumped Arthur Camp into the water. Mr. Camp, property man for her film troupe was unable to swim. He had gone down twice when the actress swam to his rescue. She pulled Mr. Camp to her boat, hauled him in, and hurried to shore, where she helped to resuscitate him. Carole Lombard, John Barrymore
and John MacMurray, film stars, witnessed the rescue from the shore.
3 = MABEL—That Reminds Me, The South Side Furniture Co. Sells Values That You Can Trust.
South Side Furniture Co.
932-934 So. Meridian St.
I (I
HHH TTF Hi I
|
TA i"
HHI
TI
METTLE OA MOR
)
TT
SIH AAA 5 i ITA EE
OC AHH p NA
CC J
| EFROYMSON’
23 N. PENN. €= Two Stores m4 3 WW. W ASH.
(A
Ain DAME SAA =
ITE
IT pki i
RS ASOT EE TE
THUR
EL |
Hild
Rh RI
Hla
{{
wit
———— | a
TATE I
fill pte
NO ADVANGE IN PRICE |
THE
Ti {HTH
LLL
CH
WORSTEDS! CHEVIOTS! CASSIMERES! SERGES!
ATT TL AR
SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES
""Modernistic'' Tailored—Union Made
ALL-WOOL
SUITS
TOPCOATS & OVERCOATS iio S$
_ O08 STRIPES!
OVER PLAIDS! RICH TONES! HERRINGBONES! CHECKS!
See the popular new sports back with 34 belt and 3 side pleats— it’s undoubtedly the season's smartest, or if you want the English Drape you find it also in wide assortment! Sizes for ALL men. Single and double breasted.
Young men’s and conservative,
HA
EFROYMSON'S DE LUXE LINE OF MEN'S
ALL-WOOL SUITS,
TOPCOATS AND OVERCOATS
One of America’s most distinguished offerings of advance styles and super quality all wool worsteds. Priced at only—
18°
#
FINE SILK HAND-MADE FALL NECKWEAR
Each tie has a union label and each one is a new Fall and Winter pattern. While they last—
Both Stores Open Saturday Night Until 8
| EFROYMSON’
PURCHASE & SALE
OF 200 REGULAR $1.00
20°
3 for $1.45
FEA
ALE ETE 10S SEBEL ARE AHR RMR init SRE RnR 0
23 N. PENN. Two Stores meep43 WW, W ASH.
