Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1939 — Page 12

PAGE 12 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1939

IMPORTERS PAID | Deter Sam URGES STRONG sroo0000 TO I U.S. DEFENSE U. S. HERE IN '38 i 3 F ce W3 : i ] . Dr. Sears Tels Lutiorans)

War Tools Best Guaran- |

City’s Cost for Coll J Ne . h JA as ity’s Cost for Collection E.R) SY ; | t ¢ Neutrality. Lowest of Any District : ; : | ; - § in r : The a or ne le]

In United States. : ! = SH x en its national defenses against ag- | "

—— 3 ’ TH 3 : OR gressor nations, Dr, L. M. Sears, Although Indianapolis is the] | ho © |economics professor at Purdue Uni- | J 2 y

largest inland city in the United | y Ba 5 ui | versity, told the Lutheran Service

States, it is listed officially as al EO 3 a p, i : {Club at the Athenaeum last night. | 7 “port” by the U. S. Customs Service| > RE aa © | Neutrality cannot be maintained and its Customs House has the! : ° es | |by legislation, he said, adding that lowest cost of collection of any in| : . |the country must be powered with the 45 districts i BR i = [the tools of war for defense. | Dp . | Dr. Sears attacked the Ludlow | Last year the collections for the : {War Referendum Resolution as “ill

Indiana District totaled more than| he x ERNE S | advised in such a time of stress.” | Only at MAYER'S

seven million dollars, and the cost| Arthur Brenn was elected presi- |

of collecting it was 37 cents for each | The only place on land where you will see that { g sen were | $100. The port of New York spends! flag, R. E. Compton, assistant collector, explains, is | Charles E. Kemper, Customs collector (right) says. gent Of Lhe Cul Ouyere grin Can You Get Such

$325 to collect $100 while the! Over a Customs Office. Coast Guard cutters are the | The stripes are red and white, the eagle blue John F. Cook. treasurer: Carll Famous Watches as

Alaskan office must spend $378 to! Ca (Brandt, Herbert Eickhoff, K. A. collect $100 a | Hoffman. Arthur Eickhoff, Louis}: * HAMILTON % LONGINES

north latitude. Headquarters are % BENRUS

fubports are a and | : X 1 oi UN | SO ALE OF EHE WALKS T0 EXECUTION | Many Other fnozn Makes :

Mail and Freight Inspected |§ {

Incoming mail, freight and parcel } h $ & 3 : i | RALEIGH, N. C., May 26 (U. P.).| Credit at M ’ 1 FB Sy A | AL ’ . a er's post arrives directly from abroad and | § | . HT § | Younger Lawyers Ask Guide —Edward Lee Mattocks, 21, was| Costs No y

| < : 3 | a : ; does not pass through an office on| 3 I § |asphyxiated at State Prison today p ; | : a In Determining Charges, {for the murder of B. F. Matthews,

the seaboard ports. : SHES 3 3 hs “to wn P atl : 8 RF Merrell Says a rural storekeeper. A radio in the We admit imported merchandise; 8 : a ' hospital which adjoins death row into the country; examine, appraise] : EE ae SU ee blared out jazz as he walked to his| and ClnssiEy it for duty purposes, : : : LY ; The Indianapolis Bar Association death. : collect the auty assessed and turn : NE : ; 4 will consider a proposed scale of | Mattocks confessed a few minutes we merehandice Over i die wed ; 5 hg Ca E [minimum fees for attorneys at a before he was led into the lethal porter, Charles E, Kemper, Cus- | 3 . : 8 special meeting June 7. gas chamber. wo eapiained, Dyyine TN : a gr The schedule, prepared by the| = tre Say we I Re NE ei} : ‘Sl association's legal ethics committee, | sions and regulations covering ag ; has been approved by the board of | ous a ae ons Which fo adh managers. Copies will be mailed to HE old. CV ap! Be Iveen ie aria 9 impor 1 Cosa : | association members Monday, ac- b fi € wd p, Leal CHARGE IT ed merchandise and the final deter- | oy |cording to Clarence E. Merrell pres-| Pa : ] mination of the correct duty to be yo lident. or ; Ra AT H. H. MAYERS a. vigilance is exercised in| aE X 3 { The schedule was prepared par-| Bh District n the exarii- Times Photos. ticularly for the younger lawyers, 8 ¥ - a Each day large stocks of foreign mail come into the U. S. Customs | Mr. Merrell said. Th ® ONYX RINGS

nation of mail importations. The ; ia) “Th i | ; | 5 roaROUS . o i y OX- They have been asking us for ad 3 examiner must be on the lookout for| Service warehouse at the Federal Building and are inspected by ex King : LL ® BIRTHSTONES

| aminers. William S. Reed (left) inspects an unfinished tapestry from [Some guide to follow in making SF CTR eo CAMEO RINGS

articles of value which may be con-| : a Var oh OR Tow iv KETV » h { cealed in various food broducts | Budapest to see if it is duty free while Robert A. Hall opens other (charges for their services,” he said 3 Pa, e INITIAL RINGS Rta x US pl 5. (“In the past they have had nothing i GET INITIA

AI TEA 3 : _| parcels from abroad. s Cac . — Each aren 38 Open Sn inspeCl- ~~ "~~ : {to go by in determining fair and | poi ed for dutiable material. Sa THE

| Gad ! {equitable charges. Some of them fe How Heavy Is It? G-MEN RE-ENTE TWO WOMEN HURT IN nave had big ideas of fees, and some ee. GLASSES “If first class mail is unusually] AUTO-TRAILER CRASH Shall igen, . You Need

heavy or feels as though it contains | WALKS AWAY FROM PRISON | ON CREDIT ‘us The personal gift for the | ~ something beside a letter, we open MURDER INQUIRY ELKHART, May 26 (U. P).— EN WORTH, Kas, May 261 vour eves can't wait . . . hut we ean. young man or woman . . . X i \ , Ss

that also, after receiving the ad- Mrs. Gerald Mathias, 40, and al rim vigil i DR. J. W. FARRIS Newly styled streamlined pv i NCCES ius nh ; : x bowie eS ~ BY ; ; Be mountings in solid yellow gold 3 \ il aressee’'s approval. Parcels then are A her mother-in-law, Mrs. Minnie Stanley Yezdick, 30-year-old Chi-| OPTOMETRIST mountings. Low priced for ha 2 S a T 1] | N (4 S rewrapped and delivered if they are ‘ : ’ Mathias, Shipshewana, were severely cago counterfeiter, who vesterday ¥ ift-givin 1 F duty free or the proper duty has Seek *Faith-Healer Suspect injured yesterday when their auto- Walked off from his job on a con- 8 8 . : : HEIRS RTs Gift Value been paid or if they do not contain | In Philadelphia’s Death | mobile collided headon with a trac- Struction project outside penitentiary Pay 50¢c Week barred merchandise. tor-trailer on U. S. 20 near here, | Walls. ; Recently the examiner, William | ‘Syndicate ’ They were taken to the Elkhart , Reed, who has been with the service | > { General Hospital. Their condition! for 29 years, found a number of dia- | — — | was reported serious. | monds hidden 1n a package of | PHILADELPHIA, May 26 (U. P.).| |

cheese, { | Lottery tickets and like articles| —O-Men re-entered the Philadel- BOARD CALLS OFF ¥ which are forbidden entry are found Phia mass murder for insurance case fe frequently in newspapers and maga- | today as they sought a woman sus- | sag zines,” Mr. Kemper continued. “Val- | pect in the fantastic merchants of! REPAIR ON CENTRAL uable laces and watches are con- | $

cealed the same way. Pages are cut death syndicate. | owe BY a. ges are cit! “whe Federal Bureau of Investiga-! from the publications and the tick- | ion had retired temporarily from | f ets inserted their er { : : { he Works Board rescinded its SR nn their place. ; _Ithe case after trapping Mrs. Rose| © ® : In almost every mail examiners Carina. described as the “woman resolution to resurface Central Ave. Re od aay We Dau DE a with the kiss of death,” in New from 38th to 44th Sts. when propveea sal Ne! ar DE rork » i inick | are destroyed. The chocolate in most York, gal Telurning Dominick leity Owners prolesied Wie propased X % Go I HE : : : ; y SEE Rodio, 51, from Cleveland less than, srovement. x i/ 135 Breeze-cool White sandals that ££ i £0 WAS ShE BE AAR

of these is made of coal tar orzo nr ; iv : : ; : 4 a other substitutes and can be spot- | 13 hours after being given the as Appearing at a public hearing, a 3 Ad lend added smartness to your BULOVA BULOVA Hamilton Hamilton

" : signment. rod ted almost immediately because of |° & group of 25 Central Ave. residents : summer outfit. Leather ~les

pale color and flat taste. The new fugitive warrant was i. |declared the project was not “neces- | : 3 : : J make them suitable for any | $29.75 $29.75 $52.50 $47.50 $33.75 $317.50

{sued shortly after one of the great- Sary : There Are Many Hiding Places [est mass murder arraignments in| en y - : . | ’ o’ occasion. Only a limited quan- f J Il American Cline C a t h erine— Sutton—17 jewels, Rhoda—17 jewels Carole—15 jewels Jason De Luxe— | American history, when three key| ine Board received bids for the | » _ ti lable... COME EARLY? : 3g | or | 17 jewels. dainty 17 Jewels, 1 gold ~ filled Natural g 0 1d Exceedingly 17 jewels. Natur0 | ¢ ; nu ° | resurfacing of W. 10th St, from|§ a ify ava €... EEE | ellow g¢ o 1 d, silk cord brace- /ith «old numer= filled. Gold num- smart in vellow al gold = wrist | figures in the syndicate blamed for | be rshing to Tibbs Aves.: Senate Ave 3 5 } Zellew 2 & I d a al dial A real eral dial. Brace- gold Bracelet to form case. Guile smuggle in diamonds, wate ts mor itv S y ned : } p SB : wrist. low gold. amilton beauty. et to m ‘ match, dite back. t 1 one atch parts more than 100 deaths pleaded guilty | from Indiana to 16th St. and But- | 1

and precious stones,” Mr. Kemper|to homicide and Mshsigughter ier Ave. from Ninth to 10th sts. | ‘J fof £2 CE | 50c OR $1.00 WEEK 50¢c OR $1.00 WEEK said. “These ar ed i 1-| er : m s C t t : fT: ale? ¥ : aid 1 are concealed in hol- | Those who pleaded guilty were Board members commented on the i v

low heeis, false bottoms in suitcases large degree in which bids varied 4 3 Ra 3 PYAR et — : : ‘ > via, FY Morris Bolb 0 lv N. Y¥. le : . 3 : : Y ih s rrr RY i and trunks and the binding of Mor A Oo 5 Four bids were received for re- ; ' 3 GRADI ATION £ SN 3 DIAMON D books The smugglers place dia- of & DYE of the death Bod So [surfacing of W. 10th St. varying ; 3 : ’? . § \ Re we ‘ $ al 187 sal= 2 v monds in soap cakes. ciearets or : AY from $4191 to $2994 for manage- i ro otl oy Wy i og OR of vaiore Sorlino of Philadelphia. and ment and equipment Six bids were § Diamond Special SANE g } Gift Feature any other place they ca nk aa) y ; J : d \ \ : In a few cases products banaed Ralfaele Polselli of ‘Washington. | received for Senate Ave. and two fot al \ : Among the remaining seven who bids for Butler Ave jor nersonal use is admitted by|,jeaded not guilty were two impor- | roverninent " "or instance > : | 3 ¢ Overasnen: pomiu ; For INSLANCe, tant prisoners, Sesare Valenti, former | last week we had three crates of poxer and blackhander who has!

opium here which would net a mil-| spent half of his life in American | E of Na) FZ Af R | “aN lion dollars to anyone selling it to and Italian jails. and Paul Petrillo. | A LX : BY . arug addicts. It was imported from South Philadelphia tailor, “witch : Ag SA A Juegoslavia for use bv a local phar- doctor” and alleged evil genius of Ideal for Race Day Chicken Sandwiches 4 \ , ; oe \ Guaranteed Accurate

maceutical firm under a Govern- another branch of the death mer- NY ; 3 Pocket WATCH OUTFIT 4. pound 3) |]

ment permit. Armed guards travel chandising corporation. NS New thin model pocket watch 45 b ho SR | A unique creation with knife and Striking, modern Imports here include antique sil-|en, including 15 alleged “arsenic “DRESSED FREE” 2 $ ({§ of radiant beauty 1 4 chain to match!

“There are many attempts t

with these crates from the manu-| Plans were speeded for swift trials | facturer until they reach the im- for the defendants, starting next! porter.” (week. Twenty-nine men and wom- | s design mounting 3 75 verware and furniture, diamonds,|widows,” are in custody. The syndi-| | . + . brilliant cen- Priced far below ; sel, with brilliant carved wooden canisters from Rus-|cate specialized in persuading! GRANT POULTRY : ; ter with two side its original selling price. set with brilliant sia, glass bottles covered with hides! women tired of their husbands to 123 N. New Jersey RI-1905 3 5 |§ diamonds. 50c WEEK 50c WEEKLY! diamonds! 50c WEEK

from Switzerland, timing machines administer arsenic to them to col-| |]

for racing pigeons from Belgium and lect their insurance. HH i ; cE 34 ye ‘ | pigskins from Bulgaria. 3 : a : 8 a ; : AS LITTLE AS

One of the oddest imports was two | human ears from China. Ralph|

Compton, assistant collector, said |B /) 3 they were used bv a local firm for : : : ? 0

experimentation in their laboratory The Customs Service was established in 1789 and is older than the

pu v Treasury Department itself, long| J] - ) a1} M + 0 | WILL DO! : 42 WEST WASHINGTON ST. considere e he oldes vi- | tr a Ee em pe \ ens xX / 0 rd S JEWELERS OPTICIANS

office opened in 1881 During the first vear the Service | ow . ® ‘ collected about two and one-half IA hite Brown and White

million dellars, Mr. Kemper said : Now the income is approximately White buck and smooth leathers

350 million dollars a vear. \ I H 1D I with leather or crepe soles in plain ‘ i 5 4 \ Buy ox Dependable Used

and perforated styles. Pointed or

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