Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1937 — Page 6

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NBC BANS TALK BY JOHNSON ON SOCIAL DISEASE

Subject Not Suitable for

Radio Audience, Studio Rules.

PD) said

Co Johnson

NEW YORK, Nov. 11 The National Broadcasting today that Gen. Hugh S did not make his usual radio talk last night because his subject, social diseases, was not suitable for the

radio audience. Gen Indianapolis Times NRA head

four

Johnson, anda broadasting

columnist former has been week WwW , last hot

ror

he arrived at the studios he was told Senex ras subst itt

the 15-

hen night he had pre-

deliver the Piano music lose of Johnson

it near the c¢ inute Gen br oadcast this statement to the studio tonight a speech n General Parran’s, of States Public Health Service,

came

with

nited crusade against diseases. minutes before 1 was to go on the air hat tl cussion was not in accord with the policies of the National Broadcasiing Co Thank vou and good ot

nigh

Soclal few

I was informed t 1e dis-

Policy Is Explained had manuwas no

The company said that it been impossible to reach Gen son to tell him that his seript, submitted in advance, not acceptable, which left him time to prepare another. “The policy of NBC has been established after consultation with reputable physicians, who have admitted themselves at a loss as to to discuss the topic of social before an audience of chil= adolescents and adul company said ‘The NBC

with the war

how diseases Appt ts” is in entire sympathy on social diseases, but has not vet found a way for radio to contribute to this campaign without serisusly embarrassing the family group.’ Aft Gen. Johnson left the dios, where it was said, he “blew eapiss of his manuscript

er stu-

up »

times a |

hat he could | ite 1, 3} was permitted | ‘Spencer to Seek Speedy pre- | in support of |

the | |

the |

were de-’

| tivered to newspapers and press as-

sociations. The speech dealt with “Public | Enemies Nos. 1 and 2,” which Gen. | Johnson described as gonorrhea and syphilis. “Until recently,” said the manuscript, “I would not have been permitted to accuse them by name on

BAS 00. REPORTS RISE IN REVENUE FOR 3 QUARTER

| the radio or In my newspaper col- |

umn, except perhaps some remote references under some of their ob- | scure aliases which would mean [little or nothing to nine listeners {out of 10. “Fortunately, that is all changed now. Polls of public opinion about | this ostrich-like complacency have condemned it overwhelmingly by exby people of all classes. The most meticulous of writers, newspapers, journals, and the radio have agreed to drag these reptiles from their holes into the light of | day and end their hideous power to harm humanity.”

ALLEGED SWINDLERS

pressions

Trial for Youngs.

Donald E. Young and his former wife, Elsie Mae Young, were held in Marion County Jail

of $6100 in an alleged “love-swindle They arrived here last night in | custody of police officers after extradition from Florida. Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer said the | couple would be arraigned in Crim{inal Court tomorrow or Saturday. He said he will ask for a speedy trial Their return ended two weeks of efforts by Mr. Spencer and his agents in Florida to extradite { the fugitives An Indianapolis man and woman alleged confidence

larceny

{ were victims of game, The man, according to police, gave Mrs. Young $4400 after she had promised to marry him. Mrs. Young is alleged to have: fled with the money. Young is aileged to have made off with $1700 given him bv a local woman to buy a filling station.

ARE RETURNED HERE

today | charged in indictments with grand

‘Utility Shows Increase of $28,552 in Operating Income.

An increase of $28,552.75 in oper- | ating revenues of the Citizens Gas |

the previous quarter, was disclosed troller’s office today. Revenues last quarter $1572,688.77 as compared $1544,136.02 the previous quarter. [ Operating expenses last quarter

totaled

$1,007,490 the

| June 30. | ‘The operating income last quarter totaled $480,413, exclusive of fixed | charges. After reductions for charges the net income for

for

and Coke Utility during the three- | month period ending Sept. 30 over |

in a report on file in the City Con- | 3

with |

were $1,092.275.69 as compared with | RN period ending |O%

00. John E. Ohleyer, Fidelity Trust Co. vice president, was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Utilities District. He succeeds John H.| Duffee, who resigned to become an

official of a Toledo manufacturing company.

15-YEAR-OLD GIRL MISSING FIVE DAYS

Eileen Adams, 15, has been missing from her home at 225 S. Keystone Ave., since Saturday when she (left to go 0 a movie, her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Adams, told t police today. & The girl, a puEpil in the seventh grade at School 21, never before thad been unaccountably absent Ef from home, her

Rk parents said. She | was to have go.ae |

o the home of a irl friend, the parents said, but never arrived They have asked City and

Eileen Adams

there,

fixed | phe Police to Search for her,

quarter totaled $115928, the revert [KERN TO PRESIDE AT

I stated.

| Directors of the utility had cash |

{on hand totaling $599,702 as of Sept. 30, according to the report.

Sept. 30 also was reported.

A surplus totaling $1,716,879 as of | | now member of the Federal Board |

TAX HEARINGS HERE

John W. Kern, former Mayor and

The report fixed depreciation of | of Tax Appeals, returned here yes-

the plant at $84,610 during the three-month period and charges |against the agreement with the In- | dianapolis Gas Co. atl $150, 644, In-

| terday. He said he would preside at la series of tax hearings. He will be

in the city about two weeks.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

terest on revenue bonds totaled $90,- |

| “that | eoinc

Dune But t

| toonist,

These old friends hadn’t seen each other

And after each had dictated his advertisement to a clerk, they almost made a deal—at least, they were only a house and a cow apart. “Model A, 1929 pickup for good cow,” adver His friend, “FourAfter that, trade negotiations between the two stopped because Mr.

ASKS ALIMONY REDUCTION | for a Circuit Court hearing of his

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, | (U. P.) —~Frank Willard, noted car- |

Forida' S Supreme Court on his plea divorce,

Old Friends Almost Make Deal |

THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1987

Before You Give Your Children Unknown Preparations Always Ask Your

FAMILY DOCTOR

Times Photo. for 15 years—-not since time in church” in North Indianapolis—until they met, quite by idence, at The Indianapolis Times Classified Advertising desk,

was the “Wanted to Trade” tisement of Hurlie Burdett (left), R. R. 18, Box 336A Leroy Duncan, 706 Ingomar Ave, wanted to trade a room house. Take used car as down payment.”

Burdett couldn't use another house. “How's your “Wite ‘and all the kids?

an didn’t want a cow and Mr. hey did hav ca fine time asking,

{ petition seeking reduction in ali[mony payments to his former wife, | Mrs, Priscilla Willard Walpole. Mrs. | | Walpole has remarried since their |

Nov. 11

today awaited a ruling by |

RI. 6364 .

| known to doctors and public

“You can always reach me when in doubt abéut your child’s medicine.”

“I wouldn’t think of gioing Junior anything until you approved it, Doctor.”

There is no such thing as a “bargain” in unknown remedies ==no matter how little you pay. That is true especially of “Milk of Magnesia’—so often given to children. The brand

Make sure to say “PHILLIPS” and get the original == at every drug store,

TO CARRY WITH YOU

Now made in tiny tablets = each equivalent to one teaspoonful of genuine Phils

alike for 50 years is “PHIL- lps’ Milk of Magnesia,

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PunLirs’ MILK OF MAGNESIA

WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STS,

Ruffled Priscilla CURTAI N \ and Lace PANELS

Two Outstanding SMASH HITS for November!

45 Lace Panels

Large assortment of Rough Weaves in new floral bh or ders and Modernist i ¢ d esigns,

Ra Pt het

T2-INCH PRISCILLAS

Fine quality Cushion Dots, Figured and Clip Dots in pastel shades with selftrimmed wide ruffles,

ACH OR PAIR

2'/2-yard

70 Inches to

LEADERS 10-PAY PLAN!

50 Inches to the pair ,.. fine Duplex DAMASK in Jacquard, Dobby Weaves, Pinch Pleated tops.

Every Friday at Leader Store is a Day of

nets and waffle mesh.

2 «Yd. Damask PRAPLS

New Fall TAILORED CURTAINS

the pair. Hemmed and ready to hang. Fish

Waterproof Window Shades

29-

Rize 36x86 green and ‘on colors. Will not erack or pin<hole, Bari ed roll- °

sj-98

rs Leader’ s—Basement,

Special Savings! Were are a few of fo-

morrow’s offerings—plenty of warm winter needs for all the family — things to brighten up the home-—fabrics hy the yard-—READ EVERY ITEM!

CHILDREN'S GLOVES PART WOOL

it 1 Qe

stripes In Main Floor,

Rilk Chiffans and Service Whithia, higher=priced grades, Sizes 8! Leader” x MAT Floor,

green, brown, red and blue, Sizes 4-5-6,

Feader's

Well made Broadcloth Slips with Builteu to 44, Flesh only

Women's and Misses’ waist trousers,

LADIES’ GLOVES FLEECE LINED

lining, 1 4.

Feader's—Main Floor,

Panty and Roll-on styles, Small, medi Nort eat ¢ e! Brown, Navy and V h a gr deal mor

Black Ravon Fin

Elastic band and elastic thread at knee, sizes

Leader’'s—=Main Floor,

For boys and girls, Sizes 6 fo Ye, Mad

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MEN'S “CHALMERS”

WOMEN'S FORM-FASHIONED HOSE

a IS and Irregulars of

WOMEN'S BROADCLOTH SLIPS

Teader's—Main Floor,

2-PC. TUCKSTITCH PAJAMAS

sizes In assorted pastel colors.

Leader's—=Main Floor,

WOMEN'S 2.WAY STRETCH GIRDLES

Leader’s—=Main Floor,

WOMEN'S SNUGGIE VEST AND PANTIES

CHILDREN'S § LENGTH HOSE

BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS

3 for 1 00

Made tn sell for Boe and Printed WA 8 to 141% Leader s—=Recond Floor

BOYS’ SWEATERS

69:

~Recond Floor

29° 39 39: lo: 10:

Plain

Bizes 34 Bizeg

p=Bhoulder,

Plastic

Part woo) mohair 1alf zipper front, sport hack All wanted shades, Bizes 2636.

um ahd large sizes

Women’s and Misses’ Leader's:

e of long wearing cect.

BOYS’ LONGIES

Wonl mixed In Gray and Brown

UNION SUITS

Extra fine combed cotton Ankle Long Random

FRIDAY SALE!

“STEVENS” All Linen TOWELING

Made to Sell for 25¢ Yard! opportunity to get

Stevens” Toweling Buy all you'll

varn., Yength, sleeves, color, Leader’s—Main Floor,

MEN'S “WRIGHT” UNION SUITS

98:

Teader's—Main Foor,

Fine Combed cotton ion Suits, short length, only,

ceve Ww Nite

Here's an the "famous at a low price! need for the comMg holidays Thev're Bleached, with colored borders 17 inches wide, 2 to 5 yd. lengths,

Tender's—=Bavement,

MEN'S FANCY

Algo Chevints, Black i Bizes 8 to ae a=

98:

~Necond Floor

FRIDAY SALE!

66x80 Part-Wool

BLANKETS |

Sateen Bound

fast time these were advertised they were a complete BELLOUT! Hurry in for your share of this offer , Colors are Rote, Cireen, Blue, Gold Plaids (hot less than 57 wool),

Leader's—=Basement,

TOT'S ALL-WOOL SWEATERS

Brown.

Leader's—Recond F Toor

INFANTS’ PLAID

stvies Red, and

Blip-over Bivens 3 > 6

Infants’ Recelv-

DRESS HOSE

geconds of and 35¢ Assorted patterns fancies stripes Leader's—Main Foor,

price 10c yard . all eut from

muslin

Regular bleached

32-OUNCE PILLOW

— Usually 3%. All First Quality, At less ¢ t ice, RUBBING ALCOHOL py Lender's-=Basement, 16-Oz. bottle, 707; by volume (U, 8, P. Gov, Standard). Feader's—=Basement,

Arsorted Pastels and colored orga perfects of this nationally known mil Leader’ v--Basement.

Bi lL

Regular 89¢ Value! Size 80x105 in Rose, Gr

Orchid. Scalloped edges erg duniity, eader's==Baw

100 5-GRAIN ASPIRIN TABLETS

Guaranteed 5-grain tablets, Bottle of

100. Leader's<Basement

valiies! Miss-mates of included, Lender’ s==Basement,

Reg. 20¢c and 3%¢ 1% yard Lace Samples

in handy for the cold ny

They'll rome horder

Brown and Maroon with ealar

Tender va ANEONL,

36-INCH BLEACHED MUSLIN | Lender'r-~Bavement, "CANNON" WASH CLOTHS SEAMLESS CRINKLED BEDSPREADS 21/4 AND 2!/5-YD. CURTAIN STRIPS

66x80 INDIAN BLANKETS

ing Blankets in

RECEIVING BLANKETS Plaids. Sire 31x35 i 9

Teader's=<Reeond Floor FULL BOLTS, lion

24 > to Qe > loc 99

TICKS

han today's replace-

0c 0. N. T. THREAD

2013:

20 yards In Black and Jynite. 40, B50 and 60, Ta

ght Im.

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higher price curtains, Single and double

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regulars, 3 c

teafer'se-Rasement

intry nights shead.