The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-11

through pet subdivisions, with the
result that the tax rate must be
high to pay for these bonds at ma
turity.
l nave no sympathy for a man or
group Of men who dig hole, fail
into 1t, and then expect some one
else to get them out. FAIR PLAY.
Editor Times
A FTER all the advertisement
~ given the home loan banks.
] wonder if It will aid those who
have their life savings now tied M
More than year ago I made APP
plcation for withdrawal of nv
deposit IN one of our prominent
building and loan associations and
was assured I could get it in ninety
days. But ! have been unable to
get my money and it seems to be
frozen tighter than ever. However.
when the home loan plan became
reality, l thought I would get relief.
But l was told a few DAYS ago bv
one of the building and loan staff
that the home loan bank would not
. be Of any help to depositors who
want their savings.
He said further that I would not
be able to get my deposits until
such funds are made available by
money paid into the association for
loans which, due to unemployment.
is slow and uncertain process.
Since The Times has not driven
any bargain in this campaign. and
does not try to color the news, why
not take up this issue, to help de-
positors with frozen savings?
A TIMES READER.
Editor Times
I NEVER read anything I ap-
Il proved so much in my life as an
article on the front page of The
Times Oct. 5.
Darrow is a lawyer, but he also
is good preacher
Nobody is so cruel as a so-calIed
good person. The self righteous
how righteous are they is for a
higher judge
I differ from him concerning the
, thief Parents should teach their
children to keep the Ten Command
ments, then they will have faith
that God will supply their daily
needs
The prosperous person does not
have much pity for the unfortunate,
because he never has known want
I believe that is the reason the
banks are failing and people who
put their faith in money are losing
ART BLADEN.
4234 Baltimore avenue.
n n
Fdtor Times
TN recent days there have ap-
4 peared in local papers article
and pictures of married women
fighting for the right of wives in
the business world.
In times like these, when the
whole world is seeking cures for the
depression, 1t seems that it would
fight against employment of married
women who have husbands phySi-
cally able to work, especially in our
public jobs.
Our courthouse. Statehouse and
city hall offices are fun of married
women and in most cases their hus-
bands have Jobs The department
stores, are full of them; so are office
buildings.
Hundreds of young girls are grad
uated from Teachers college each
year and are unable to get Jobs,
because our high school and grade
schools are filled with married
teachers who have husbands work
ing every day This also is true in
/. the Office of the school board.
Every married woman on salary
Is taking it away from a man or
unmarried woman who needs it.
The exceptions are too small to
mention.
These married women who work
offer many thin excuses, but, the
best reason is that they either mar
ried lemon or they hate the smell
of bread and milk.
NOT AN OLD MAID.
Fdifor Times
n THINK every eX-service man in
Il Indiana should oppose re-elec~
ton of James f. Watson to the
> senate 1t was Watson who fol-
lowed the order of President Hoo
YER and killed ali veterans legis-
lation in the last session. Watson
was responsible for defeat of the
bonus bill. He killed the widows
and orphans pension bill and other
much-needed measures.
No veteran true to the cause of
his comrades can support Watson
or Hoover Watson now is trying
to cover up. He even forced his
way into the Spanish American
Wa Veterans, as an honorary men,
Der. probably through promotion
wor by some one interested in get
ting political appointment for
himself.
This does not represent the SEN
timent OF the organization as a
whole. Watson. however. surely is
using it to try to fool other vete-
rams groups.
If Watson thinks he is fooling
any one he should attend the vete-
rams rally at Muncie next Satur-
day night Ten thousand will meet
there and adopt resolutions that
will be anything but praise for
Watson and Hoover.
GEORGE d. REESE.
Hourly Temperatures
s a. NJ. "a 10 q. M. A