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Boris Chaleff Named To Gridiron Staff

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T'S GOOD NEWS for the hard of nigh hearing! Microtone’s great new cire, . euit amplifies wanted sounds powers - Teaghey fully, prevents louder noises from the class. ®°

Suspect Caught

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3 { ful level! in the room ® CANOPIES Fy | i Pennsylvania hotel, 947 N. Penn-| |added to the staff of Manual Train- reaching pain : . * DOORWAY Total Is 20 Per Cent |sylvania st. was held up and robbed! R. C. A. LEADERS—J. G. ing high school, according to Prin- Quiet.’comfortable hearing even in immediately COVERINGS . |of $3282, early yesterday, the sus-' Wilson (left) and J. B. Elliott cipal E. H. Kemper McComb noisy locations! Microtone's full 38 that sors of remember. he First Cost i the Only Col? Over Preceding Year | ay eaDiLred or: :& 1 Ol volt power assures hearing faintest future pect was captured by police cruiser are two of the leaders in the © Boris Chaleff will fill the vacancy aqands. AudigiAlE conteolma gov Pitt : Ask for FREE bookies. Stokely-Van Camp, Inc, today | squads. large group of R. C. A, officials (left by the resignation of Carroll O. | ernor on a hearing aid—makes this say i {00L VENT ALUMINUM AWNING CO. § - announced net sales for the fiscal The suspect, Francis McDond, attending & general sales con |SKAIT to teach in the science de-| § ONE UNIT vover usable without discomfort from oe oh all- LI-3577- — 601 N. PENN, ST year ending May 31, reached a rec- 33, who gave his address as the vention here this week |partment and serve as reserve foot- noise. - FOR FREE _FATIMATE ord of $107,018513 as the company {Severin hotel, was identified as fhe! tv a [ball coach:* Mr. Chaleff, a recent H you wear Autiomatic:onmteol iv Micralont's w no attained new highs in other earn-|& bandit ‘by Edward Priegnitz, 65, graduate of Butler upiversity, taught | . —_—— i a ee a S > a in {night manager of the hotel and RCA 0 NS Sales |1ast semester in the Mooresville high | port” published following a two year pic fin } | william B. Stokely Jr. president, George Scribner, 58, the night clerk. Jeo hak . 1Cro He goverment stud! of weeded chanive SO - my announced the firm's dales have The hotel employees said McDon-! | Miss Wilhelmina Schauers will] in hearing ais. Wail cau pan fos 0h “reached a new high each year for ald first came inte the lobby and transfers from Broad Ripple high | «» Audiomatie control CIRCULAR onl this Amazing develpe : Ederyest ¥ EEP your fl x 15 successive years, except in 1938. asked about a room and left. They! on erence ere school to join the commercial de- . Miss Wh fond looks {8 A The net. sales is an increase of ap- | said he returned later, drew a gun| . [partment - at Moi and Miss luGiana Hearing Aid Co. J what she e even though > proximately 20 per cent. over the and ordered them into a rear room| 40 Executives [Nona Vandenbrook will return to 552 Bankers Trust—MA-33% Wis, am you Wear Tals $88 069 163 reported for the preced- | while he rifled the cash drawer. : Juae Sepastmeny after a year's leave Oe thesia id last bu hie beauti ing fiscal year, During the period | A complete description of the To Attend Sessions °'* nee. Home Eo. Teacher Dy a Avere're lea ful, natural Sovered the Present feporls sales [andi was Jiyen Pov ole a Top sales and manufacturing) Mrs. Thelma Morgan will assume on By the ti o + 8, 0 *C i n » - i Fae as pa a Tie 1 oR NOME sass Sesrncene Cosmas appear Be > an A a civilian sales in-| Fol a TN al in the €Xecutives of the R. C. A. Victory duties in the home economics de- Addin ite head : creased approximately $26 million. ! . 1800 block, Pt, Wayne ave, a few division of Radio Corporation of JuTunet, and Mus Day J. Lanam havi, or at the parl Income Is $7.02 a Share 5 vw {minutes later, | America will convene today for the WL. Sep Hbrarian & Mae Good as Dyovaesgenreis Hal... ones: gang. Oh, Net income for the 12 months . Jf § A | Two others were arrested by police first general sales conference. It Sgt. Leland Anderson for Fm : —— instead of ¢ J " , former Drs. Eiteljorg was $7,111911 or $702 a share on| ATTEND PARLEY-—Dan A. [on information that they provided oi. .oniinue through Friday. assistant R.O.T.C. instructor, will! - r x . Sh Ha: SOLTIS AND FRAY 957476 shares of common stock Kauiman (top), J. W. Schwab McDonald with the gun used in the Forty executives from the home replace Sgt. Paul W. Trainor in| J e after preferred dividends. Last year ( | . holdup. g i MISS WA (lower left] and Walter Lichten- fice in Camden, N. J. and regional Charge of the unit, | the earnings were $5204912 or $5.28 stein flower ‘Fighl) ‘are amon In another holdup early yesterday, °fice amden, N. J, and reg The fall semester will open offi- | easy. She | per share on 911.928 shares of com- tin [lower rg g “Mill 9 william Pugate, 22, of Jackson, Ky., sales officials from all parts of the cially with a program for freshmen | acquainted Fans tend ih EL Weshhikton . Bt HA On mon stock 0 03 rs at e ging oe hil on sald he was robbed of $45 by two nation will attend the sessions in beginning at 1:30 p.m. this after-| a theme. “WE ashin . oll Yun | 8 Insure . : . i “ Bova iption 3 sud’ Marott's Mr. Stokely announced that work- o'lar Round Wh e Be i men while he was walking on Chad- the Indianapolis Athletic club. noon, at which time 320 freshmen | Now. cls Shoe Store — Hours 8:30 to § ing capital during the year In-| ance convention in boston, wiek st. | "J. G. Wilson, vice president and Will be welcomed to the school in a 1 Wust you ; creased from $20,154070 to $23, - Mass, aid. —————— | general manager of the R. C. A. short address by W. F. Wright, dean yuh haven 487.624 Capehart ii | Victor division, will head the group of boys. | ROEBUCK AND CO well, we a The company president predicted ‘ {of executives which includes Joseph | Following short home-room ses- Let me Xe a continued consumption of canned en nsur fice Of Throat Ailment:= Elliott, vice president in charge sions the new students will tour the Sine sen goods and declared the firm would ‘of home instruments: H. M. Win- building, They will be conducted han ro not be affected greatly by adverse y ” U. 8. Senator Homer Capehart i. director of distribution, and|by the members of Roines and Ma- sheets O crop conditions this year, since {ts ents eetin was ill today at Fairbanks, Alaska, | gon ry G. Baker, general sales man- soma, boys’ and girls’ honoraries. and “Smitt) products are diversified and Its where he was stricken Friday while ager for home instruments. al be Jo Mest not, ; ' Wik age ; plants decentralized throughout 17 : 4 en route to inspect navy oil reserves Mr. Elliott stafed that Indian- ubs fo eet in Texas it's hi h fashion! Wea OIL BURNERS states Hoosiers in Key Role farther north. lapolis had been chosen for the an-| Austin Rinne, president of the g ea ot am m— : He remained in his hotel room 1 tings because of the ex- International Association of Barbed es {nual meeting 5 FURNACES T -A e Dances Pig Boston Session at with. a severe throat ailment, cellent facilities here for demon- Wire clubs, announced today that hats with feathers toueh With Col any let " Woatiie§ een g : 2 Sritgalion 9 ih ns fOhartes “ERenrond; Hix Secretary; stration of ‘qUAIILY CONtFOIS™ Ad NeXt yeRrs canvendioi would be Be ios : durin ne omplete Healing TPlanned This Week [fm ris, 2 thei oer, manuscturing techniques sedi Bld In San Antoni, Te, the week Ee Service a Ballon ho - dh: Burday & A member of a congressional sub-| production of R. CJ A. products. | beginning July 4. whi h stan Four free dances for ten-agers Sagon any rough Sunday In committee investigating small busi-| Discussions on the present and| Rivottonmerr $ wineh # will be sponsored again this week by ' , ness, the Indiana senior senator was future table and console radio and! - ‘ 4 MM MONARCH SALES C0. the American Federation of Musi- a A, Kaulmun, semper of ho on a flight to Ft. Barrow, 690 miles television models will be held. Two Rush Relief To | . Ee LL 4438 36 W, 10th St. J clans, local 3, The dances will be be principal speaker at a nationia] | "Orth of Fairbanks. {of the sessions will be devoted to| | : . held tonight and tomorrow nig / TT {talks by J. M. Williams and J. C. S ff F | M a in { outstanding producers . vi ba . ieee. (TOM 8 uNtil 11:30 p. m. red ANCHE ¥ Tavern Manager Held Marden, advertising and promotion | U : erers rom | Hold vour head high in these ak : Dancing tonight will be S0=5pon- Edward A. Krueger, manager field For Sale to Minor | managers, Fespeciively. | " ® ys : "9 ; ——— sored by the union-and Jive Haven __ 1s Ste : 2 ————————————————— i eum d retty felt hats with clever trims canoer: on’ Caroline. ave. het veen service division, State Life of In Charges of selling alcoholic bev- S ft Cc B S died Pp y WASHIN By i ve, "imtween dianapolis, will serve as press rela- . aces to a minor resulted in the 99 orn to Be Stu parents of sufferers from the torturing of fluffy ostrich. The roller effect wearing an Bloyd ave. and Fernway st. tions chairman for the American , rest of Lester Pruitt. 53. of 2218 Times State Service 30 Hoautatiom, Sn Bago, . dress. Poo Ayres LaMarr and his band. Also g,oiaty of Chartered Life Under- N. Illinois ot. mahager of Sportland | LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 8. — | their ery of NORITO, Now have sketched is a typically smart hat from : . tonight at the Ross Claypool play- writers and the- American College 1, 643 Massachusetts aves Satup- Handling of anticipated soft COPD | 10nd dics acting, lovmuia hich Sh w collection featuring best-seller [Her {roc i ground, Dudiey Storma and his or= of ‘10 Underwriters,” dav. ; {and the effective use of nitrogen .on | pains. NORITO in trustworthy and dependable | Bur Ne 59 ! 9 ness down | thestra with play for teen dancing. Hoosier Delegates Listed Police arrested Pruitt on a charge Om will be among the 1OretioNt | the Joy of relief from pains yoo can wal in styles for everyone. All the wanted colors! iy / * knots in the Another street dance will be held Members of the “Million. Dollar of violating the-1935 beverage act Problems ‘receiving attention at the rT Sleep in comfort bs vise and oY | wore it wit, tomorrow night at E. Washington Round Table” from Indianapolis, in after they found a 19-year-old | Gorn and Soybean field day to be| very first three Foorbgingoms rin B f eh | a trick bla st. and Johnson ave. sponsored by addition to Mr. Kaufman are: ,o... drinking beer in the Sport. Neld at the Purdue university soils| pain to JU Shtisiaction— your ty i 2. | looked diffe the Hornet's Hut, and featuring Ralph L. Colby, Julian W. Schwab, jand nn. The youth also was 20d Crops experimental field Friday. | sad get NORITO on ihe morse i But trut! Tarpy Thatcher and his orchestra. J. Frank Holmes, Lowell Craig, GUY | charged with violation of the 1975 EE gy —————— a ——————— ty doggone Bubble Up Meverage Co. I'he Rhythm Rogues will play to-'E. Morrison, Fred D. Leete Ir. beverage act And the : 2 KE. Washington morrow night for ‘a dance in Gar- Walter Lichtenstein, Edward R. Police said they warned the Sport- | she looked ndiananatis dnd MA 3400 field park sponsored by the city Grisell, and Herbert Emery. Other land manager last week about sale} Offered to park department. Hoosier members are Nate Kauf- liquor to mitors after a 16-year-| believed she Ase reese | ty, SDYVIIE, 308 LOWEN Li giy oy sire pr So ony Seal Fellow h |[Fewinan, = W syne " tod of Massachusetts ave., told them he! it: a one ers attendin om Indian- | er © h I y apolis, are Claude C. Jones, Her-| -° purchased oer in the tavern, | ders and—} bert J. Havens, J. R, Townsend Sr. SNAKES TAKES HIGH TOLL _ | . warts - That wi Eber M. Spence, Dan W. Flickinger, WASHINGTON, — The fer-de- Listen to the Thrilling Adventures sponge rub Wendell Barrett, Oren D. Pritchard, lance, a snake poisonous at birth! , pads. BEDBUGS Easley R. Blackwoo. James Land sometimes attaining a length] of BOSTON BLACKIE Every Sun. A Pleas FLEAS, ANTS, MOTHS, ETe. ices Mis, Merion Sal ao Mi af i ot 0 Troma sped dey Evang $30 oter WIRE ros Use Shur-Deth—Guaranteed | Company cxecutives atienaing are She Americas. It is found in low- Sh SUCH 4 | Edward B. Raub, president, and land tropics from Mexico to Argen- | ' RAT-MICE KILLER | Albert H. Kahler, vice president of tine. | . Dame back - the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co, — iu _ | it's going t ARNOTT EXTERMINATING Co and Floyd R. Fisher, vice president, WATCH REPAIRING your wives. ~ . J. Howard Alltop, assistant to the ONE WEEK SERVICE 249 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. LI. 7458 president; Douglas 8. Felt, superin-| Jewelry Cleaned and Repaired | — tendent of agents, and Emil C.| Diamonds Mounted . i a SN : Rassmann, advertising manager; of | N I . - —) (he American United Life Insurance | 0 b Ww { t Si 4 Co. —eeee =: 3. SAN FI Patrolman Injured ee fein : 1 iE In Police Car Crash | _ 138 West Washington Street bridges and A price to MW Patrolman Ed Clark, 32, of 1426 patrons. 8. East st, was in fair condition St.J I d your purse . . today - in General hospital, where peril he was taken Saturday witn rib Tow w plus “on injuries after an aeccident-involving si iby : A ‘police car and private vehicle, iii “Shirley The police car, driven By Patrol- h a. man Marion Correll, 30, of 911 Villa en n Service” ave, was en route to another acei- ackle of } dent at the time of the crash at wv I made 30th st. and College ave. i irport: Driver of the other car was James | 3 Pe ols M. Wright, 24, of 1813 Routlers | ake ‘em I ave, who was charged with failure mn {to give an emergency vehicle the Greates right-of-way. He and Patrolman | BUT Al Correll’ were not injured. anyway, so ion emotpiSme—————— like popcor the - Mister things into to ask a ps For The gre ; - popcorn ba ' i M. Les CENTRAL CHAPEL IRVING WILL CHAPEL WEST CHAPEL | : ’ ne PFranci ines of Tonth Siront 00W fast Woskngion Street 2000 West Mechigon Sivas? | . OR CIEL 1 found SE — — si | of the yea! CROSSWORD PUZZLE | Answer fo Previous Pussie P | Former Dancer ] ls oR THIS DINETTE SERVES SUCCESSFULLY 13E¢ HORIZONTAL 3 Always 1H Roan = 3 Individually, people are drinking : . ——— 16Pictured 4 Cant HAROLD less liquor under a system of legal sales The table is small and compact for breakfast . . . extends to 30x44 with WASHI : P former : Hal an em u thag they did nearly a hundred years ago when x . eggs finds 13 Celestion ¥ erate solo A 3 sueTon the first state-wide prohibition wave hit the coun refectory leaves to give more room when company comes. Gleaming . dozen in s | F] : : : ; : them dur 15 Regporded 8 Tantalum x C BA try, of in 1910 when many states, including Indiana, were hit lain + ith bright red tri h teel | d prices to | 16 War. god (symbol) I experimenting with local option and heading for prohibitiof. white porcelain top wi rignt rea trim.... chrome steel legs an 17 Fasten 9 Legal records ‘ Studies made by Dr. E. M. Jellinek, noted Yale University d: leathereth hollered + ke it fortabi Agricult 19 Care for 10 Brain passage 30 Exist 45 Peeling authorityggn alcohol, show that in 1850 the population of iW red leatherette upholstered seats make it comtortable $ 95 pe Sly may § 20 udent 11 Milk ferment 31 Operated 46 Man's Vv drinking age was consuming distilled spirits at the rate of . . . 21 Two-fold 12 Edible tubers 34 Fine nickname 4.17 gallons per capita, and beer consumption was onl and appealing. Table and four chairs ars Sulack 22 Tuscany river J Pivth 5 35 Stay 47 Lair 2.70 gallons. By 1910 liquor consumption was 2.14 gallons oges Jor : 3 Fave a) = Pood (sym ol) ¥ Elaborate 48 Therefore per capita and beer 29.27 gallons. Nowadays, Indiana with- a cit I pis Hae " 27 Tank a2 Fog e o Ere ive out local option has a liquor per capita consumption rate of i va i not device 28 Sight organ 43 Poker take suffix only 1.36 gallons and a beer consumption rate of 23.16 gal- | EXTRA MATCHING CHAIRS Available . only harm 20 Stables 20 Chewed 44 Passage fee 56 Out of (prefix) | lons. : : . high price: 32 Time measure The measure of sobriety, as Dr. Jellinek sees it, is found in Need extra chairs for a large family? . . . or 33 Man's name —— mF F IQ | the fact that in nearly a century the per capita consumption | . . A 34 Mountain N " 5 of absolute alcohol found in liquor, wine and beer has in- . | for use ™ kitchen or game Toss These chrome up ou. “ creased less than one per cent. In fact, he finds that 2 nundred | steel chaire with red leatheret e seats may be 39 Pr Yo ce he years ago three qut of ten users of alcoholic beverages wre { purchased separately . . . as many as $5.95 g 40 Sun god iT) er - listed as chronic alcoholics, but today the rate is only shree | you need 4 sv 2s « Buch s 41 Girl's name 25 Se] 3 te g out of every 200 drinkers. 2 viii . i 44 Her famous _ 4 y pop Xe . Thus, a commendable advance in temperance has been : ’ od dil | made by greater availability of beer, a beverage of modera- f . pir ; ) : tion, sensible control laws, emphasis on law observance, and : F IN € ¥ v ¥ N 3 T R € ! oO j - | scientific education in the use and misuse of alcoholic bev 7 re : : : wtf es erages. ' . - = oe pe 2 he 7 $ RE OR NN ‘NN rage ot —4 % TERMS CHEERFULLY ARRANGED . on La FR Bey Isa Bevrapt of Moderation. | * Free State-Wide Delivery SE : ” It Only from Law-abiding Permittees. Pei an : i : | BR y y Wi / a & . I J % Call Miss Gray, MA-4401, for Shopping Service FURNITU R E co i | | | INDIANA BREWERS ASSOCIATION | Evening Appointments If Desired 47 ‘SOUTH MERIDIAN yy. : vening Appoi , : , *% 1" i. 712 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. * Indianapolis 4, Indiana ; : ‘ eh a aT ts ; = " i} & : : | CP marl Fr a 3 y V { J i pi : ‘