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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-17
POLICYH0LDERS NOT
TO LOSE IN TRANSFER
Kentucky Company Implicated in
Failure Is Held Sound.

indianapolis stock and policy
holders in the Southern Life
Insurance Company of Louisville,
which recently was named in con-
nection witlS the failure OF Cald-
well & Co, Kentucky investment
house, will not lose through trans
Ter of control.
New owners, according to r. N.
Harrison, general agent of the COM
pany here, who made the announce
ment, paid more than 100000 for
the controlling interest: and are a
group of reputable bankers and in
Vestment concerns.
Present officers will be continued
In charge of the affairs of the COM
pany, Garrison said. A receiver
ship petition fled against the insur-
sance corporation in Louisville last
week was dismissed as being with
out grounds. More than S12,000O0O
in policies are held in the Indian
apolis district, Garrison said.
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ONLY ONE WARDEN JOB
Ogden Rules State Officers Can't Be
United States Deputies Also.

Indiana game wardens can not
net on two public pay rolls by be-
coming deputy United States game
wardens, Attorney General James
NJ. ogden ruled today in an opin-
ion TO Walter Shirts, chief Of the
fish and game division Of the state
conservation department.
Shirts reported to ogden that A.
z. Holtstine, Indiana game warden,
had applied for a United States
deputy game wardenship and want
ed to know if this would be legal.
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Death Notices

EATON. PAUL-Beloved father of Mrs
Paul Jr. of Kansas City. No passed
awa2 in Kansas City. Friends NAV call
at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY after p. m. Monday Time OF
LILLY. VIRGINIA, C.-'Widow Of John
at the residence. 1871 N. Delaware St
Tuesday, IL a. m. Burial Crown Hill.
private.
LOWRY. NANCY M.-Age ~ years, beloved
mother OF Lee and John Lowry; sister of
Morton Shirley. RuSsiaville. Ind; Phoebe
Ramsey. Phoenix. Ariz.: Lima McRen-
Odds santa Monica. Cal. and Laura Hen
bricks Of Kansas. died Saturday evening
as the home of her son, Gas North Rural
home OF her niece. Mrs. Ollie Miller. 2i2
East .washington. St. Lebanon. Ind, Mon
oay afternoon and evening. Funeral Tues
DAY, Nov Is. 10 q m. at the Central
Christian Church Lebanon. Burial Oak
Hill cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY
DIM SERVICES. lebanon papers. please
LYNN. wEsLEY-of 2oii E. twenty fifth
St. died SUNDAY. Nov. Is. He is sur
one son. Daniel Harry Lynni two daugh-
ters, Mrs. GeorEe Slaushter Of st. Au-
gustire. Fla. and Mrs. Jess Irvine OF De-
troit Mich. Funeral notice later.
MIcKEL, IEWIs H.-Esloved husband Of
Mollrda Nickel and father OF Mrs. 4. 3.
weyl o. D. Nickel. departed this life
sstuycs,y; Nov Is. sse 60 wears ~
crown Xiii csrntery- Friends invited G- pa
nersl under direction Of MOORE &
AAfF4@f
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PLAY TO BE FEATURED
Program to Be Given at Phyllis
Wheatley Branch of Y. w. C. A.

Mrs. Anna Porter Johnson will
have the leading role in The Fairy
Water Play" to be the feature Of
the program at the free public
demonstration of the health groups
at the Phyllis Wheatley branch Of
the y W. c. A. next Saturday
night
The World Fellowship committee
of the branch is planning q pro-
gram for Friday night with an ex-
{1ibition Of Europeaz dances and
folk songs.
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AMMERSTEIN'S WIDOW
JOINS J0BLESS RANKS
Sells Apples in Streets; Says Son
Has Failed to Support Her.

Has Failed to support Her.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-NIrS. Oscar
Hammerstein, widow of the operate
producer, joined the jobless selling
apples in the streets today because
she said her son had failed to live
up to an agreement under which she
was TO receive $40 week.
This is the best I can do until
I find something better" she said at
her post. where she conducted a
brisk sale.
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 28l1-ia coy double: ( rms: in
side toilet. lights. gas: heater furn., gar,
water pd.. 81 Ri. 1888. Hu. 3l08. eve.
ALABANA. 1851 N.-A-1 DOUBLE: RMS.
NISHED: ONE MONTH FREE; $40.
ASHLAND. 2009-Upper duplex rooms
mod close Advent school. Be. 3142-M.
AUDUBON s. ss2-5 rms. modern. water
paid: garage SIS II. 1888. Ri. $500
BARTH. lszs-Fountain So. 5-Tr- mod.
double: gaz.: water pd.: so. d.. 1916.
BEECHWOOD. 5952- Modem bungalow. {
rooms: garage. $50. II 41is.
RHAD1Is7y 1879 4 rnor7r r.sni modern
watsE rs'd SIT Or s'2s
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Death Notices

RoNK.. WILLIAM L.-Age IS years. be
loved husband u MIS- Jennie Ronk, fetneI
q Arthur Roak q San antonio. Tex: ana ans
Mrs. Herman Prather Of Indianapolis.
passed away Saturday. $50 8. m. at his
late residence. Y mile southeast Of New
# she lT e. Euni HfR IggfSsayr 6vRRRRf
CHAPEL. 1872 S, East St. Friends in
RUNGE. JOHANNA -INee Absl!. eptered
residence Of her daughter. Mrs Lena
suesz. 1927 North Healing Ave, 9.25 p. m.
age 90 years. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Funeral Tuesday. Nov 70. a. the above
resloence. 2. N frienos invitsd. Burlai
Crown Hill. HARRY W. MOORE in
elaIgs-
STRANGE. LILLIAN-Formerly Of Shoals.
mo. beloved wife Of Henry A. Strange
and mother Of BOY stevens. passed away
tai Funeral Tuesday. Nov 13. at p. n.
20 Shoals. Ind. Interment Shoals. Fu-
n r- party will leaye FINN BROS. FU-
DAY; 9 q. n. Motor conveyances. Friends
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
oficers and members OF Indianapolis
the death Of brother II. C. CHURCHILL
Funeral Tuesday, Nov. 10. 2 .. N. al the
J. c. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, 1890
attend
SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY. Dictator.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Secretary.
In MemOriam Notices
sToRM-In loving remembrance of our
dear sister. Molhe Quinn Storm. who de-
parted this life Nov. II. 1916.
Turn backward. oh. We waters.
That coursng onward flow
And let the tide Of memory
a surging backward 90.
Let time. and tears. and troubles,
As dream to pass away.
And harken back to the youth time
And happy. happy day.
May elears Of sweet remembrance.
Our darkest path shine Ger
And light and guide the destined bark
Unto q dreamless shore.
Her loving sisters
r. PATTON I PTTfTT1T rY
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Special Notices

WHY SUFFER with piles when you can
positively get well or it will cost YOU
ment Sent ms par re- pos to an 9Hg paft Of
o. S. Call or write for free literature
G. R. Wvsong. pig OF P Bldg. Office
Ri. 1857 res. 283e N. Meridian Ia 1910
EXCEPTIONAL values in used and recon-
diCioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. "a N. Meridian. Ri. 1864
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Instructions

SIX WEEKS instruction in piano. voice.
pipe organ lessons valued from $40 to $50
of 50. Ir. 0956.
LEARN aviation Best OF instruction in
fyi1g and /, ground subjects CURTlS s9s
Mars Hill. Be. 1900 P o. Box 1882
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles Wanted

equity.
/. WOLF AUTO co.
Ii. 1915. SOL N Capitol
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Clothing

: MEMS ovERCOATs. IS. size SO. other
clothing. 1888 winthrop Ave.
HEAVY overcoat excellent condition,
suitable for chauffeur. Wa. ORIG
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Machinery and Tools

LARGE assortment Of iron working ma
chinery. consisting Of lathes. shapers.
planners. punch presses. electric spot
welder and motors. drills. grinders. line
sliafting. pullevs. betting. hangers. small
tools ana LIS horse power steam engine.
Office eouipment Can be seen at 1873 W.
18th St. Dr.. $50. Cash OF terms.
FOR ELECTRIC MOTORs-Drills. grind
ers. exhaust and furnace fans. water
systems eir cou1prsSsorS and motor re-
pair C-n METER ELECTRIC & Ma
CHINE CO 3525 z. Washington st. II
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL 220s-Nice front room: plenty
Of heat. He. 1858.
CENTRAL, 2209-NICE FRONT ROOM
PLENTY OF HEAT. HE. 1858.
EAST. N. l28-Apt g: board and room in
city heated apartment: couple or gentle
man: $3.50 each.
GLADSTONE. N .32--Nice modern nm; /;
board: 2 employed girls: Sc each; for /.
1915. Call evenings.
SPANN, l5l2-PLEAsANT. WARM. PRI-
WAITE HOME: PRIVILEGES. DR.. 48l2.
SPEEDWAY-Cco meals and room for
parents and child; privileges Be. 3l42-M.
10TH, 1896 W.-Home cooking; garage;
front room: warm
31sr. W 713-Attractive. mod. rrl. pri-
vate home. good meals. Ha. 449l-J.
WILL care for and board child: mothers
care; private home. DR.. 3806-R
CHILDREN 10 BOARD. MOTHER s
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Money to Loan


BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF
INDIANAPOLIS. INC.
"a S. PENNSYLVANIA Ri 5054
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Building Materials
SPFCIAI

SPECIAL
Wreckirg I7l3-27 English Ave: frame
lumber. 1x6 shsathing. SIS per thousand
Brick FREE.
CAPITOL CITY WRECKING co.
Yards s32 S. Della Dr.. 1881
-FOUR light doors, glazed ...........S 1895
Slate surfaced roll roofing. .........Si $3.50
Allied Coal & Mat. Co. Pip Northwest'n.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLFFONTAINE, 2315--3 rms and bath;
recently repainted and redecorated upper
apt; heat. water. garage. Dr.. BIOS.
BELLEFONTAINE, l2l8-4 rooms and bath.
downstairs: everything paid. Ia 5331
BELLEFONTAINE, 2827-Lower duplex; all
utilities FURNISHED. garage: ADULTS:
CAPITOL. 2808-Four rooms. sun parlor;
modern: garage: cheap. Can He. 24o9.
heat. water furnished He 2783 Ri. 5994.
COLLEGE. 1640-Duplex. rms. bath:
heat. water upper. S35: lower. SAB:
COLLEGE. 2151-3 nice. Arm. apts.,; heat
and water furnished. He. $3.50
GOODLET. 1o26-Three- room double. bath.
garage; heat furnished; 81
III, N. 2442 Mod. apt: sun parlor: bed
rms. Fridigaire: gar; excellent. cond.
MANCHESTER. 962 y. PENN. ~
utt ds9om 9arn fpaT59 s555o Fsda ISL
MARKET. E. 1329-5-roor. $50 apartm't,
Al cond.. now SO. SO; adults. Ri. 5211.
37771 N MERIDIAN $1,000 to sls5- 00
iisS5 So'is Aisbama - 500
soIS5 n. Meridian $4,000 to $500
ss 21 E \ PT MfFEiaian $3.50 to e z5sg
1888 N. Meridian .....:............ 1850
1924 Broadway ..........s......... 43QU
35I5 n. PENNSYLVANIA .............. 5s, 50
1875 N. Illinois ........... $3.50 to 1850
19eS Ce9tTal ...-.....'.-. S5 i ~ w % s2.o9o
no = MicoSY57N.AHAN PRoPERTT1Es. '''''
Ii. s4s8. ~ f Sni2 56g9 li'if Ri. 1871.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2458-Three lower
rooms. bath. kitchenette. range. heat
water: s25.
NEW JERSEY. NJ 1628-6-roorl upper
duplex: city heat: moderate price
NEW YORK. e.. 2720-4 rms. bath, steam
heat. garage: s35. Oh. 5255.
WASH. w 2o3t-Lovelv 5-rm. apartment
bath: heat water furnished. Be. 1891
WASHINGTON. E., 5012l2-5 large rooms.
apartments; mod. newly decorated: reas.
nth. W 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apt: heat. light gas. water and ice fur:
s33. so. Apply Apt. l THE GRANT.
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the CITY north of WASHINGTON St; let
US help you ind one. positively no extra
commission and NJ cbligs lions: We
usually furnish car ana driver to show
apartments without extra charge Call
RI 1871 dav and night service
SEE OR PHONE Us FIRST
Furnished and unfinished apts.. II
ten loeatioons;; SIS I'D. Phone Ii. 55sl
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
LIVING. bedroom. Kitchen and Breakfast
garage: s45 mo. 26ls w Washington.
THE HAINES: 810is N ILL
Beautiful efficiency ants. Il. 1884.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Female- Boston bulldog. bare spot
on back, wearing harness, saw entering
Studebaker car. Sunday afternoon, 22d
and Meridian st. Please notify owner.
2010 N. Meridian ST.. Apt. 100. Ia. 0309;
reward.
LOST-Black male pun; 2 months old; re-
ward. e27 Stevens st. DR.. 6425-R.
LOST-String of pearls downtown Sunday
night. Reward. DR.. 1881.
REWARD = Female, red Angora cat;
neighborhood 3400 N. III, Miss Joe. Ri.
555i. days.
REWARD! BIRD DOG
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Rooms for Rent


BUCKLE. 3253-Clsan. furnished room
excellent heat. private home. va $500
TALBOT. n. 1852 rms. and 2-rm, apt
priv. entrance; good heat s. and 80.
TALBOT. ~, i727-Attrac. front, warm;
plenty sunshine. 81; business man.
VERMONT. e. 230-Clean beds. 55c per
night; $50 weekly.
VERMONT. IS W.-Apt. 10; nice, large
room: plenty hezt: hot water Il. s0l5.
HEAD GEO amps excellent rooms. 81 vE
with bath So WeeklV and 10 tol perm
guests colnniaI Hotel f3s Illinois
DENISON HOTEL
Paw all YOUR tills with one check:
lights. water maid service. linen fur
nished: 81 and up. Pennsylvania & ONO:
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rooms; rot. cold water: s.
week; with bath. 81 week: city heat; real
winter home. ladies' and gentlemen.
HOTEL EDWARD
Centrally Loci ted-Modern
Special low weekly rate to men only.
CLINTON HOTEL-2e Virginia Ave: sleep
ing. housekeep.ng IN s.: sim. ht.: IS 70 So
ST. DENIS HOTEL-136 ". MARKET:
WARM. MODERN RMS. S. ": CLEAN
ATTRACTIVELY furn med. rm.. down
town; private home: Reasonable RI 235g.
H sRBOUR HOTEL. 6171a N. ILLINOIS
warm, comfortable rooms for winter; Jup.
shower baths. IS week and I'D,
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Musical Instruments

REPOssEssED Louis XVI grand. ma
hogany case; perfect condition; $500
value; may be had for balance due on &C
count. Viking MUSIC CO., 100 E.
Ohio st.
SAXOPHONEs-Ea Easiest payment plan n
town. LOREN1 SAX SCHOOL, ground
floor. Pembroke Arcade Bldg. Il. 1900.
HAMILTON upright piano; splendid con-
dition for practice, worth S65; specially
priced at $40. Terms to suit. Viking
MUSIC CO. 40 E. Ohio St.
NEW 30 BASS SOPRANI make piano
accordion, with case, S225; original price
$28750. Terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
1880 N Penn. st. Ii. 5513.
THE PIANO BUSINESS with US is always
good. our specials from day to day offer
greater value. for small investment than
is possible elsewhere. See US. before buy
Viking MUSIC Co. 100 z. Ohio st.
NEW 80 BASS sOPRANI make piano &C
Gordon with case, S135; original price
$187.50. Terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
1850 n. Penn. St. Ii 55l8.
STEINWAY-Grand mahogany case. excel
lent condition: priced S585 to first Gus
toner. Viking MUSIC CO., 40 E.
Ohio st.
YOUR kiddies should have q good used
piano to practice on. by ell means see
our Hamilton upright piano at $40.
Viking MUSIC CO. 100 e. Ohio st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-17
Legal Notices

SPECIAL NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting OF tne
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton OF officers and general business VIII
be held ct the Office Of Kingan q Co.
Indiana polls. Saturday. Nov IS. at 1000
a NJ A. M MVIE. Secretary.
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Storage and Transfer

0COA elSC anu dAlSA CL
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store now
pay months later. No charge for hauling
PARTLoW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 E. Market. Ri 775O
j. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE.
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
from Chicago. ST. Louis. Detroit Cleve-
land or other cities. DR.. 3071 or Ri. 4265
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. Packing.
shipping. OTTO J. SUEZ, Ri. 1928, Ri
6561. NIGHTS Oh. o699-W.
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING-Large
covered truck reliable men: 81 city work:
piano extra. A. J. BANKS. Be. 4z60.
MOVING. SO. YOU help. 81 less: ~ ton
truck. quick guarn. service. Oh. $40
BRITTON TRANSPARENCY. $3.50 load:
laiSe trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1915
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia. 374l
MOVING-Local hauling We sell coal
CRISPIN. PLUNKETT. IT. 1868. Ir. $3.50.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
OTTO @. FIFIELD. Secretary q state.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
SHALL COME. GREETING:
I Otto c. Fifeld. Secretary OF state 81
the State Of Indiana, hereby certIIy tnal
the PETROLEUM BUYERS CORR. has
this day fled in the Office OF the 5ecEs-
tsry Of state Of the state Of Indiana. the
prcEerlV signed and attested consents,
statements and papers reeqired By Ss 5S;e9
CERNING THE ORGANIZATION AID
CONTROL OF cORPORATIoNS FOR
PROFIT" approved February 26th. 1871.
And I further certify that such written
consents. statements end papers so nee
as aforesaid show that said company
and the officers thereof have compiled
with the provisions Of said Section e sno
that said corporation is now N process
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have heTeunto
set nv hand and affixed the seal q Ine
state Of Indiana, at the CITY OF m
dianapoEs. this 18th day OF November
isfenedI OTTO c. FIFIELD,
Secretary Of State.
Denutv
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Automobiles for Sale
.Wnere Qualifn IS YH6ke6l1
TH0Fgp7TRg -Iggyg

sS lsoz 1AsT WASH LINCOLN 1szI -.
g. ~,
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Household Goods

ICE BOXES
Prices reduced on q large portion Of
our very complete line. Remember you
polar. We will not sell them.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL
COMPANY
1000 Northwestern Avenue
1905 E. Washington st.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES-sola and
ssrviced; lessons IN home sewing: ma
chimes rented bv week or month SINGER
CO. 405 Mass. ave Il. 1858.
SEWING MACHINES. portable electric
Singer and other makes as low as S35-
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., 126 w.
Washington st. Ri. 97l3.
TABLE top polished oak, ? pieces, seat Il
people. also cloth and napkins; library
table, polished oak; private home, bar
gain. wa. 0776.
MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as $40. Singer Sew
ins Machine Co. $50 Va. Ave. Dr.. 2474.
IVORY GAS RANGE Dining rm DC,
table. dressers 2428 n Meridian,
BEAUTIFUL living room suite. sS5; s
rms. Walnut furniture, Wilton rug. $40.
6x9. SIS. 538 W. 3fst St. Ia 1855.
VACUUM CLEANER. SO; REAL BARGAIN
3l2 E. VERMONT ST
DAY BED-Just like new, cost $50, viii
sacrifice if sold at once. Oh, 1875.
USED WASHER for sale cheap; price SO.
Call Ii. 1856.
BEDROOM SUITE-3-piece. 2-tone green;
also apiece mahogany. He. 54l3.
REBUILT STOVES of all kinds; cheap;
cash or terms. 111-ll3 n. New jersey ST.
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Transportation
Help Wanted Male

WHITE OF colored housekeeper; more
home than wages CHI 667S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
ASK RESURF AGING
FOR CHEVY CHASE
Extensive Improvement Pro.
gram Adopted at Citi-
xens' Meeting.

The Chevy Chase Citizens Associa-
ton, meeting in the Z. v. Brown
School last night, adopted a report Of
the committee on streets and highways.
which had previously been favored by
the executive committee, in which q
number Of road improvement projects
are urged upon the Commissioners.
These include the resurfao '1g Of Me-
bsaska avenue from Connecticut avenue
Livingston street to Military Dad,
Western avenue from Chevy. Chase
Circle to Forty-first street, Fofty-f1rst
street from Western avenue to Living
ston street and Military road from
Forty-first street to wisconsin avenue.
The latter item, it was said, is urgently
needed to aid In the development E :,
the area surrounding the proposed n a.
umental entrance circle at the D..trict
line on Wisconsin avenue.
Action was taken directing tne presi-
dent to appoint a committee to CO.
operate with the Forest Hills Citizens
Association in an effort to iron out as
ISOLATION boundary overlapping. 1t was
also suggested that committees from
the Forest Hills, Friendship and Chevy
Chase Associations get together for the
purpose of having the street improve
ments completed at and near the Dis
trict line. A report of the police and
FIRE committee showed that the flre
house long sought by the association
has been started, the foundation now
being excavated at Connecticut avenue
and Everett street.
Charles B. Grimes was elected to
membership. Arthur Adelman, presi-
dent, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
FASClSM HELD SALVATION
OF EUROPE BY MlIecSS.lNI
awe Are Anxious to March Be-
cause We Do Not Like to Be
ssdsntary," He Says.

~ the Associated Press.
MILAN, italy, May 22.-Premier
Mussolini. inaugurating Tuesday tn
new home Of the Milanese Fa" 10,
birthplace Of the Fascist NOV .nent,
declared that Europe, tormertsd. I'M
easy and disheartened, will lot find its
salvation except through the coming
Of Fascisin."
The Duce made an address, in which
he said: I'VE are anxious to march
because we do not like to be sedentary.
Therein lies our youth" Referring to
the trials of 1929, he said: when we
were few we had to fight in the public
squares. Before the people knew us
we needed much moral and physical
courage. From this glorious past we
are emerging to realize q more glorious
future"
The premier then paid . tribute to
his followers killed In the revolution.
without them" he concluded, "the
italian people could not be what they
are today strong, compact, organ
ised group in all classes and categories."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
Refuses $4,000
Income to Live on
$35 Weekly Wage
Ford Heiress, Married to
Plumber, Turns
Down Annuity.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The Daily
News says today that Dolores Elizabeth
Ford. "a, daughter Of william Ford,
Toledo, Ohio, glass manufacturer, has
instructed her father to discontinue her
$4,000 annual allowance and intends
to live on the $35-a-week wages Of her
husband. q plumbers assistant.
Louis Matthews, the plumbers helper,
is her fourth husband. whom she mar
ried Immediately after the annulment
in Buffalo, N. Y, Of her marriage to
Eugene Newton, a mulatto cabaret en-
ploye, May 7.
The News quo:-s Mrs. Matthews as
saying:
IT am n. planning on using any Of
my faiths money. don't want any
of 1t. : told daddy that was marrying
Lor and that we would live on his $35
sclary. My father told me he would
continue my allowance until I asked
him to stop-and have done just that
I have written to his secretary telling
him that from now on We are on our
own"
Matthews said they were going to
Richmond, Va, his home, where he has
a job helping to put up q metal garage.
In New York the couple are occupy
ing a $7-a-day hotel room.
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oP-RA DANCER H0N0RED
Katt leen Crofton to Be Presented
at ROYAL Reception.

CHICAGO, My az R.-Amcng those
to be presented at the Court of st..
James May IS, friends have earned.
will be Kathleen Crofton, a lember
of the Chicago Civic Opera ballet.
Inc cancer ea ana ths sr a UNI La royo'tr
wit. - grC up of Americans. Mrs Croft
ton, whose home is In England, made
her first a.o"arance with the ballet
last season and is to return In October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

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