Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1939 — Page 17

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CLEMENCY PLEA | $26,500,000 BOND Nun's Sight, | | ITs HERE!! + «+ The Sensational New

FOR SON TO BE SRA RSUE APPROVED Hearing Aim | “Eglogn™ Press-Flash Camera PUT IN WRITING » kJ FoR SE or | Of Operation o Expos —2/4ad) om.

Indiana and Michigan Eleetrie Co plete with 4 Super-Flash Bulbs

to float a $26.300,000 bond issue CHICAGO, May 18 (U. PO, A ; J Proceeds from the bonds are to be] Nuns and nurses at St. Mary Lawyers for Easton's Moth. s rR used in a refinancing plan, of Nasareth Hospital prayed |f & Ww 5 Only 500

| ab - : X The Commission ordered 22.500, - today for the success of an Ns | er Given Until Thursday : \ ; +A S 3 sh 000 of the bonds sold at a premium operation they hope will re wd BS Per WEEK

In Legal Battle. | ve Oy not to exceed 3 per cent to 18 insur. store the sight of Sister Dydo« | ’N | i HH ance companies, The company op- . lg "The Camera That Gets W | oe " SUR erates power lines in northern Indi-| N& Who has been blind and | hat Gity.| 3 a Ca Fa ana and southern Michigan. deaf for 13 years, | | You Sight— Regardless of Light" N. D, mother whose son ft sehed- 3 nk ———————————— The delicate surgery was to

wed to die in the electric ehair at's ; — Y be performed at the hospital 8 Synchronized, 1-lever, Flashes bulb \ : LOCAL OSTEOPATHS by Dr. Joseph Shanks, Chis od I eed and snaps pieture, too! Takes pic

Michigan City Prison June 3, today : a tures . 8 40 the dark as well as wore given unt next Thursday 10 TO TALK IN DALLAS cago specialist. He will operate Unconditionally po Br ng Saylighe : mm on the iris in an effort to

yesent written legal reasons for | | Ne ney to Governor Townsend Drs, Oren E Smith and M, ¥ bring back the nuns sight. A |} Cut Price See (he Now A ik} . ld Clark, both of Indianapolis, are io month hence, he will perform Film CAN Clmelt hie mother, Mrs. Carl O. Easton, be principal speakers at the 43d an«| another operation in an effort | Developing D) = = Jewelry (VI Boil Cr vesterday asked the Governor © nual convention of the American to restore her hearing. 1 finder and built: save her son, Orelle Easton, 29, from u Osteopathic Association June 38 to Sister Dydonia’s vision and 8 ree 20 meter, featured execution for the murder of State ; 30 at Dallas, Tex hearing were blotted out by a Patrolman Ray Dixon in La Porte Times Phote. | Dr. Smith will discuss “Priority in mastoid: infection when: she Ae 120127 County a year ago Completing plans for the one-day convention of | Robert W. Wiley, The annual meeting to be held | popmation of Osteopathic Lesions,”| was 20. Since then, she has BN Fi, 4 Easton's brother, Clarence, Was (ne mdiana State Restaurant Association are How. | Wednesday at the Claypool Hotel will end with a jand Dr. Clark on “Manipulative been confined to her room. dain by a posse after the offieer] 44 Deputy, Martin Shane, Chatles Gartner and | banquet and dance at the hotel "Therapy." helpless, WAR kill od > My boys became orks o ment ally from reading the works o \ § W. fo a Roa mane wd Dance to Open Senior Week | said, * Phe were not bad boys but | th Nght they were supermen with

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Attorneys for the Valley

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Att! ney william Pearce of Val lay City, protested © Governor Townsend that rap) Sliorheys A dinner-dance at the Marott Hotel will open Senior Week wy PAS NON. 5 did not handle the defense BrOD |. of the City Hospital Nursing School May 9%, it was announced |i

erty.” . a\ Me Governor said he will reach toda

a decision after receiving the de, On June 2, 38 students will complete the requirements for diplomas | Juniors’, Misses’ and Women’s Saturday Special From Our

fense statement on alleged inade- and 40 affiliate students will receive certificates at the commencement quate handling of the case The avercises } N q Indiana Supreme Court recently \v events scheduled for the. ew yummer “Playtogs Shop” ubheld the conviction and sentence,| Other events scheduled for th ) Se F h . t oi ARDEN'S CHARGES w Cashion Ni Dinner (0 be given by the fae Ww k CL ~ Printed y a. 101 0 e HISTORY-MAKING ulty and graduate stay for the} It ‘ 3 : / S. > Senor class at the Ulen Country | RIN THRE hh , ; Rayon Crepe : for summer \ Club at Lebanon, May 31st hy NS ol , 9. y - TALKS ‘CANNED City Hospital Alumnae Associas ch . a : AA 2-Pe. Sport én ALL WHITE! tion dance in honor of the gradu.| MICHIGAN CITY, May 10 (U.P) 88 , WV L Ae’ Na LI . ating class at the Lake Shore |=—Henry Kern and ph Schuiek, | J AS ASF ( \" AN , ¥ | wantry Clad June 1 | dismissed from the City Water De«| | a ; ‘ff ® k d WHITE 4 | illegally || > | ) frown an .

[partment on charges of

Class e L June | } ” \ Recorded for Future Stu Bu a. ial ob o A dealing with convicts at the State NN | To i Uuils ’ ' : : § ilascott . \ / y I Prison, and Lorenzo Glascott, an at NN . Rayon Nets! \ Black and WHITE! I

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dents by Indiana State p i |torney who allegedly assisted them,

Commencement exercises in the \ \ + \ ' » had been fined $40 each as ab ! S r Co a! ity Hospital auditorium June 2 at| ‘08a } Sheer Cotton

. { Cc » \! | 8 [result of their transactions, | 3 Ravon Chiffons! 0 2 |! § | The members of the senior class! £ Justice of she yeqee usted aret) he a 4 ! o : ‘omen. S A um mer

’ ore sworn # ¢ 8 pe Eg » i. » IM t Special who will receive diplomas are: affidavits were sworn against them [ Velveray Dot

TERRE HAUTE. May 10 Pres Misses Maxine 1, Ambler, Nyla J OW Prison Warden Altved B Dowd 8 SJ FE \3 P Rayon Marquisettes! nt day history mak ‘hes Baker, Estella E Barrett, Alice J A = [8 | Ey ' , OA ey 2 on es Marie Brown, Eleanor A Pn to smuggle funds of one convict into | 8 “of x ‘Ii L Embroidered are being recorded for students of Helen Clark. Ruth A. Collinge. Mary the prison through another conviet A a \ Organdies! the future by Indiana State Teach= ajice Comer. Dorothy Ls Conrad, and allegedly was assisted by Glass. | RL 4 \ ers College, Dr. Clarence Morgan, Joan Curry, Alene Daugherty, Zula colt.

director of radio education, said to. Run, Edith r Gallatin, Madge “|8 vo } ¥ Dresses that lift Yq day oldman, Norma H, Haller, Thora ; b y un ! ac Jane Houlton prison Kern and Sehnick were on aj \ ; / Ry 5 vou up to the \ f ular $2.49 Dr. Morgan stated that record. Elvera Kirschner. Betty Jane Water department project at which S& TR Te wy ‘ ‘ . . “8 og y ings now available on speeches BY po aeav Frederica Is Martin, Bets convict labor was used | ‘ Lk clouds! Smartly hisTOrIL BUNS Si the past Ril sey Lee Melson, Mary Ellen Modglin, X yl od Pr stived, with or meage: but that even the short Janet E. Musick Dorothy E O'Dell PENNY FINE FOR PROFANITY | RE AN pli Speech Theodore Roosevelt Iecord. [Etisabeth ©. Peninex '| NEW ORLEANS, May 10 (U.P). 8 : : without jackets, Nr EO tS he HER Ihelma Ragan, Caryl A. Rane —It costs the girls at Sophie New. \ A BE Gy with full skirts and on the “compe SORaiity dolph, Helen C. Reasor, Ruth Elizga- | comb College a penny for every ne : r or hig ) on_the compelling personality of beth Roberts. Irene BK. Senchak.|“cuss<word.> Amn antiprofanity club ; low or high neckwp ow Ruth Estalene Smith, Sarah E installed boxes in the college's two |i X of dines! Sizes 9 to 15, Static Eliminated Spencer, Katherine A, Starmer,' smoking rooms and decreed that a8 yap 212 to 20, like a dress when skirt Dr. Morgan has been making mag- | Eleanor ©, Stehman, Margaret A. contribution was expected every time ¥ : H Fad is worn! Sizes 12 to 20! A v .. 4 - wy,

Weinbreeht uellle Wi { » shot ter records for more than & Year, Ve inbreeht and Le lle W ison, a girl said something she shouldn't,

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contend that the manner in which i} Sa Hh » y y message is spoken often is almost ) : ) KID LEATHER!

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study of the events A A ' \ \ We, iid \ ! rs bh ' A special arrangement with radio |! aa E A | ! 1 HE : y \ 4 station WBOW of the NBC network oS | -_ ; : PA {a N Tp nl >, permits the recordings to be made ; ; | X . New Summer 4 ! by direct wire into the college's re- Na i ; \ | . MD Po, i cording studios in order to eliminate [} : \ re Lightweight x static or distortions which might ; EE ts an \ J mar ordinary broadcast reception, & | a ¥ HIE A " Yan $ and N Er R A RT ¥ ay Dy = \ ; BY a go! - ‘ ' ¢

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European crises gl 2 DW mounts a AW Among the speeches recorded in A Sa HH Ni! iki i NR A 3 " the last year are Premier Cham- HT th L/L SRE NW n \

berlain’s on the Munich pact, Herr 2 Dresses $3 Hitler's to the Reichstag, and the New BULOVA 947s :

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