Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1939 — Page 11

THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1086 a HF INDUNARLIS THES eee PAGE 11) BUFFALO BOY'S | Sock of 204 at CS End , | Boys’ State Will Start [ENGLAND ROARS [in mis vem watin slots tens, due My vues

King George will speak tomorrow

uy R3 Their Majesties on landing was to ; RN EERE at Guildhall, London, and his ade nt _ _ \ 3 ’ GREETING T0 KING ask whether Queen Mary was fully dress will be broadcast to the BODY IS FOUND: || 3 a Turning Out Laws Today coveted fom he ecent automo. |Onied Sites st 30s. 8 RN TY ND AA 3 \ 2 Sa AB ; SRR

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SADIST BL AMED NAA | S-—. = The “Legislature” was to open its 1030 session at the Boys’ State at|22 (U, P).-King George and SC al DARE ER CY [the Fair Grounds this afternoon. Bills were to be introduced immedi- Queen Flizabeth returned today \ NN ¥ UL ANY ately, but “Senators” and “Representatives” were silent concerning what — J Ra ; LN HR measures had been prepared. from their visit to Canada a the i i = AN aba “Lieut. Gov.” James W, Newman was ot presdie over the “Senate.” ig bagel alin =

Suspect in Stran - A : Ww p S a gling Near 3 3 YW ; \ [Thomas Dill, Huntington, “Speaker of the House, > will eal hat bo dy to 1 claim that greeted them in the new

Ft. Erie Held Un NEES $2 BF RE force world, d der A A \ All governmental units had been HOOSIER IN FINALS ay Ei Lge Ragin

Guard at Hospital Sula X RW } [ he Solent : . Na TY \ ganized today and each was 3 ) —— RRR A WN [functioning, Courts were in ses- OF SPEECH C CONTEST an gre a 3 | FT. ERIE, Ontario, June 22 (U. rE § \ COLE ston and a “prison” had been es- dipped in salute. Bands blared and gE » 1 {|

P).—The nude body of a 12-year- \ A \ = x IN N tablished for violators. But| BEVERLY HILLS, S, Onl, June 22|crowds along the shore cheered. old boy, bound With & leather belt] ; §F RN “lawyers” established offices near|(U. P).—Betty Spaulding, Ham-| Princesses Elizabeth and Mar- hut GH Wid shoe laces and adhesive tape, was WN AR the “prison” and were getting mond, was qualified today for the garet Si Ne ah their parYo . : WN 3 A y a ’ , 1 declamation at|®NtS having been taken out to sea found early today in a clump of ~ Na \ Nal prisoners freed as fast as they were| finals in oratorica on a destroyer for an affectionate bushes about a half mile from here, La TERR # } | incarcerated. the National Forensic League con-|paunton. : es M The boy apparently had been stran- J \ \ A He rold 3 Rie Shieh — in tests here, Queen Mary and other members : ORE than ordinary cleansing is gled and his body bore several deep Indiana Division o ¢ Federal — pe —————— os needed for refrigerators, coolers

nif Bureau of Investigation, is to : nie Constable A. E. Griffin of speak during a general session to- and other food containers— they

Erie tentatively identified the boy \ aN RL RR \ : i of the major events of the A x v3 LY TRS <S LAA AT ’ i p= I , But when they're Clorox-Clean

as Donald Doto of BuifTalo, and said dl ian , ‘ont " 4 he had been murdered by a “sadist.” week's program 1s scheduled for they're “fresh” and sanitary. For Clorox de-

> Shee FN A XN “a BR | tomorrow. Nine special street cars { lan ws . bud Young Doto had been missing since i} Na Ee ’ N NH will bring the boys to the State- FLAKTS TOO, ado odorizes, disinfects, removes numerous stains.

Monday. \ RETR a Na DEERE (house, “Governor” Richard Free- Pee Clorox provides protective cleanliness in Suspect Arrested Before ERR SLE NEY N NN man and other “officials” are to be A laundry, kitchen, bathroom . . . has many im-

A Buffalo resident, Stuart A. Times-Aeme Photo, Breese A Townsend and a» . portant personal uses, Directions on label.

Nighswander, was being held in con- Tom McDermott, his wife and 4-year-old Iris Ann, are shown as Both the “Senate” and “House” | pe Ss © nection with the slaying. The pris-| they camped in Grant Park, Chicago, where they were found without |will hold short sessions at the State- | | Rn — - Y min AMERICA'S FAVORITE BLEACH AND HOUSEHOLD DISINFECTANT

: p A A house, == oner, police said, was under guard| funds to buy food or shelter, although they had a large amount of : ; With Duiohase of 4 | BLEACHES - DEODORIZES - DISINFECTS in a local hospital where he had ap-| 80d ore in a sack. The ore they had brought to Chicago from their The boys will march to the In Ackages of = Millers REMOVES NUMEROUS STAINS

: diana World War Memorial for an Wheat Flakes you re. plied for treatment of severe lacera-| Small “quartz” mine near Las Vegas, Nev, is sald to have assayed ab |ycmection tour and then to the Ste, TREE a ‘Cup ‘or EE Even Scorch and Mildew tions. & high rate and the family can return home in comfort, American Legion Headquarters, o— \

Chief Griffin said Nighswander| =

admitted having taken the youth to : Ft. Erie by ferry across the Niagara BE NEW YORK POST Nighswander was arrested on a : | statutory charge a year ago, sen- ®, tenced to one year in the penitenti-

ary, and was released two months

ago. ———— | Hunted Body 12 Hours . soem me eel PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY went to Memorial Hospital yester-| Labor Party Committee-

day to have several deep cuts man. Is New Owner treated. Questioned, he refused to , New . Our prices are very low because we deal direct with farmers, fruit growers, TON think Vie lig ASD upon Markee: With their frome.

di anyone ts ar millers and food manufacturers. And in dealing direct we eliminate many dous stocks and wide selection of fine foods, are the most comfortable, with her, Nightoander allegedly ad. | NEW YORK, June 22 (U. P).—| in-between profits. Our stores are efficiently operated without fancy fixtures speedy and easy stores to shop in they have ever discovered. Ask them, mitted having murdered the Doto| ne 38-year-old New York Post, or expensive credit and delivery services. In short, we save in scores of too, about A&P’s low prices. They will tell you that they save 8%, 109== boy. ; New York's oldest newspaper, an ways and all these savings are shared with our customers in the form of . even as much as 259, on many of their purchases. Come in today. Take Police, able to obtain only a hazy nounced today that George Backer, low prices. Ask your neighbors who have been shopping at A&P. They advantage of our daily low prices and save, description of the locality in which |yjce president of the real estate Copr. 1930 by G ARP Tea © the body had been hidden, searched qu of George Backer, Inc. and PE dren, did wooded areas for 12 hours. A con- ;

SDie, Signed the body in a ili PI i No ac- | 5541 E. Wash. $t.—55 og SP: St.— 38th PY College Ave.--302 | W. Wash. St.

quired controlling interest in el By burning 25% slower than | paper from J. David Stern.

the average of the 15 other | The announcement of Mr. Back. I ACON Sugar Cured Ib, i de Compare These Values—See for Yourself How Much You Save!

er's election as president and pub- | of the largest-selling brands | lisher accompanied that of Mr. | Whole or Half IStern’s resignation after Boas IONA MEL-O-BIT FINE GRANULATED

tem CAMELS ghe smoke iia hint | WOKE eke PEACHES CHEESE SUGAR

and other papers, remained as a a

ers the equivalent of rector. | He said that Mr. Backer, a city VEAL POCKET TRISH, Breath ». {0 ¢ Ib. ¢ Fin councilman who is active in many! WIENERS Skinless wn (Te ~ loaf Cc

business, philanthropic, and cultural | Sliced or Halves in Syrup American of Brick bag

organizations, would carry on the | PURE PORK SAUSAGE Bulk n. {Oe

liberal policy of the Post.

Says Backer Liberal PICNICS om Cello i Se Grape Juice +" 2 ~ 26¢ Flour "ot 24 » T8¢ Fels Naptha Soap 6 25¢ Su 1b. 3 4 2

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gar Cured Wrapped Flavor-Ade »-. [0c Swansdown Cake Flour 2ic Palmolive Soap 3 « (Be “George Backer is a sincere Itb- | BOILED HAMS Small—Whole or malt . 86¢ Yukon Beyerupes 20¢ E-Z-Bake Flour 24 » oo 18¢ Woodbury’s Soap 3 «» 20¢ 4 WAH 6 vas _ HAMS Sunnvfield—Tender Smo. Skinned— 2e Red Circle <I o 36¢ German 0" 2 wo [Te Super Suds orgie 37¢ on the traditions and purposes of RIB ROAST Boned ana Rolled - 26e Maxwell House <r =n» 26¢ Mershey “iio” 96 ' Rinso 0" 3T¢

ithe New York Post.

| ~ co Six years ago I stepped fn at the BACON Oh Center Cute The 310) - 35¢ Del Monte Coffee n. 236 Hershey Cocoa :» 2 r+ 28¢ Vel are 210 Tr save S rom , extinction. Since then the circula- SLICED BACON ES, - 49¢ Sanka ree nm. 336 Calumet Skint ». {96 Old Dutch ocranser 20¢

ion of the Post had quadrupled, con-

firming my belief that New York LEG 0’ L AMB Fancy " 25¢ Chase & Sanborn Coffee ™. 23¢ Vanilla Extrac oo 2 “0. {Te Sani-Flush 2 for 39¢ Gen .

wants, as much as it needs, a lib- | uine Spring eral, fighting newspaper. wo “George Backer is singularly well PEANUT CAMAY SULTANA RED 8 O'CLOCK

equipped to achieve the goal at| HADDOCK FILLETS 2 ms. 26¢ which I have aimed. He has the] . ’ SOAP

‘confidence of both labor and cap- | POLLOCK FILLETS {0c ital. He has the experience and! | character to be fair > both.” BOILING BEEF Meaty Brisket E26 c tall 0 ne cakes cans Ci

Post Started in 1801 Shoulder Roast : VEAL (3c Sultana Brand Fine Quality America’s Largest Selling Coffee

The New York Post was started! Assorted—Sliced bh. by Alexandeg Hamilton in 1801. | MEAT LOAVES Jd : 23e

a ew NL h Paper Napkins .. 4 ~ 25¢ Dill Pickles 2 19 Post Toasties wee 88 Yans, UrZ, Is. Fres L. Godwin, Horace White and Rollo | BOSTON BUTTS Whole Paper Plates "00" 3 «- 26¢ Ann Page orn «266 Corn Flakes *'!:" 2 wr (Bg

Ogden. Oswald Garrison Villard |

held financial control of the paper FRANKFURTERS or tare moor Wax Paper Cutrite "iv 2++20¢ loo Cream Jocuri 8 = 106 Kellogg's ©7.m 2 w Te

until 1917, when he gave an option

to his associates for the purchase BRAUNSCHWEIGER Fancy Red Cross Towels 3 «r 25¢ Cider Vinegar "7," 2 19¢ Kellogg's mR 39%

of his share, and Thomas W. La-

mop; took Sonu | FRESH BROILERS 1 t stb. aw. Fly Swatters 5c Beans’ . va" kine 26¢c Shredded Ralston 2 ~ 25¢

Mr. Lamont placed Edwin F. Gay |

in charge in 1920. Two years later | LAMB Shoulder Roast Jar Rings 4 « (be Nectar Tea = 4 -- (5¢ Nuskies 2 Te

Mr. Gay headed a syndicate that

took control. In 1924, the late Cyrus LAMB BREAST Stewing or vievn: . Fruit Pectin Queen 3 tor 23¢ Candy Bars a 3 (0c Kellogg's Krumbles 2 2le

H. K. Curtis assumed control. Mr.

Stern bought all the common stock, N ANS Sunnyfield or Switt Premfam— Spic “th. 2 « 266 Chewing Gum 0c Shredded Wheat 2 « 23¢

Es bg = shares, Son the Curtis-Mar- Cooked, Baked—Ready to Fat in Newspapers, Inc. : —Whole or Shank Ralf SUNNYFIELD PACIFIC TOILET Royal Gelatin or IONA

V[ORE soskine beer mek ~ PRISONERS TO MARK SLICED BACON sos: corea—o mina FLOUR TISSUE JELL-0 TOMATOES

arette offers all of them? Read 3 im- ANNA HAHN GRAVE COOKED SALAMI gr Thuringer 1 4.

portant cigarene facts revealed by —es | DUCKLINGS Genuine Long Island

Med fonts . oll scientific tests on 16 of the largest: | corUMBUS, 0. June 22 (UP) —| irmmrnme rolls C 3 pkgs. 1 4: cans c selling brands: The grave of Anna SIRLOIN ‘Branded Beet : All Purpose or Pastry Made in Indianapolis Indiana Packed ERT RR RA,

; . | prison murderess and only woman | Choice Cuts CAMELS were found to contain | | ever to be electrocuted in Ohio Peni- ! CHUCK ROAST Branded Peet

MORE TOBACCO RY WEIGHT | tentiary’s electric chair, will bel Campbell’s ah om 3 or 220 French Dressing "a (0c Heinz Proonr. 2 ~ 35¢ than the average for the 15 other of i marked with a prison-made tomb- | Loin Roasts ora : d 3 K ft Di 9 97 the largest-selling brands. stone, Whole or Rib Half Green Beans Med. Can 5 for 29¢ Sandwich Sprea Ye-pt i ¢ ra nner tor ¢

Two convicts, whose prison voca- |

A SVRNID ovr Hom Save on stone cutting, have | Tomatoes nn 3 for 25¢ Preserves A wuss 2m nrQ0e Pepsi-Cola 6 tor 25¢ { z ND | cu e marker f rhit d-| » TESTED — 250; SLOWER THAN stone. Tt will be placed on the grave. Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Sifted Peas ..."c.. 4 ~ 26c Jelly Ar 3 « 20¢ Armour’s "ir 8 rr 20¢

“07, THE AVERAGE TIME OF THE 15! lat a cemetery here. ;

OTHER OF THE LARGEST-SELL. |, he bractice of a m | Freestone Spinach ..'t.. 4 « 20¢ Stuffed Olives ;. 2 ~ 10¢ Armour’s IU 2 + (9c S € burial groun ~ ING BRANDS! By burning 257% co toms mrs | PERCHES Hiley bn. BE [| saverkrawt r 4 «28 Spaghett nh. 4 «27 Armowr's SUPT 2 we (96

slower, on the average, Camels give | vears ago. | Belles . ce kors the equivalent of 5 EXTRA I ES SE Sparel { BANANAS ™. S¢ Pimentos ast 3 for 25¢ Scot Tissue 4 oR 25¢ Beans WN Page=WRE Pork oo Sc

SMOKES PER PACK! SLAYS STEPSON AND ONS = 3 % 0p Kitchen Matches © = ITc Safety Matches ower 2 «= I13¢ Potato Chips = » 20g Tern ast rar zoncermea| THEN KILLS HIMSELF CABBAGE am 100 In Our Bakery Dept. In Dairy Department

the average for the other brands.

' AgP CO- OPERATES WITH THE NATION'S FARMERS ON GREENSBURG. Pa. Pa. J 2 (U.! ATTONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS MO Thanks to Camel's economy, everyone P.).—John Carl, 48, Toreer. after | CANT ALOUPES Jumbo each 10¢ RASPBERRY JELLY BAR M | L ar eos gr ATR Mea. qu 4 vil 22¢

cans

th 1 thrills in smoking... remonstrating his stepson, Robert 36 Size we 3s gjor the Ls) a de re | Magill, 34, for drinking, fired one A delicious two-layer bar cake filled Hath ° FRESH EGGS 9 Por. 38 WISCONSIN CHEESE ». (Ge

. (fatal shotgun load : 2s . the added bonus of Camel's costlier to- | head. rd ey set about to Kill | TOMATOES 2 ms |9¢ with a delicious raspberry jelly. Quart

Don’t miss the smoking Amer- | 1 | Mah W em al Tl Rogge Roly CELERY Rig Cd 2 or 9¢ LEMON LSoconNur each 90 FRESH MILK Some 100

gun after each shot at himself. | CARROTS California bunch ig DOUGHNUTS ay LUA BUTTER on 2 ™ 49¢

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