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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-17
Marry-Go-
Round
Bv HELEN ROWLAND,
Passing the Paprika

Passing the Fapr1ka
No two women could say as
much in an hours conversation
as is expressed in that silent
look Of soul communion which
passes between two men about
to take drink.
There is nothing really
NEW in the new morality" 1t
is the same sort that was in
vogue away back in the care
free days, when our ancestors
lived in trees. Yet every now
and then some popular expon.
ent Of sex psychology comes
along and springs it as a bright,
original discovery.
At sixteen, a girls ideal man
is one who looks like a collar
advertisement; later, it is one
who looks like an advertise
ment for 50-cent cigars, vintage
wine and three AS in Brad
streets.
AS long as they speak to each
other, man feels sure that the
two women in his life are per.
fectly en- rapport-and never
suspects that either Of them
would cheerfully feed the other
ground glass. 81.
Woman is born with a nat.
urally curly imagination just as
often as she is born with nat
urally curly hair; and she is as
ready to change the color Of
one of them as Of the other, in
order to please the current man.
No man believes in miracles
nowadays. But every one Of
them still clings to the sweet
hallucination that he will some
day find a woman with enough
brains to understand him-and
enough stupidity to let him do
all her thinking.
Funny, but it costs more for
a woman to dress so that she
will look as though she had on
next-to-nothing, than it cost in
the good old days W h en- she
wore enough clothes to sink her
if she fell in the water.
Whether love is "the greatest
thing in the world" or not, it
will always make the most inter.
esting reading.
The young man who regards
marriage as a joke has a SUI
ficiently keen sense of humor
to carry him through all the
vicissitudes that will follow his
wedding day.
No girl could possibly be as
bored as a brand new debutante
tries to look.
Copyright. 1885, by King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
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Wise Words

When a mans busy, why, leisure
Strikes him as wonderful pleas.
ure.
Faith, and at leisure once is he,
Straightway he wants to be busy.
Robert Browning.
The greater fool. the greater
liar.-William Blake.
Show me a liar, and I will
show you a thief.-George Her.
bert.
More than kisses, letters min.
gle souls, for thus friends alb.
sent Speak.-John Dome.
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publican ma
tiOnal COM
nlittee, to pop
ularize tn e
party by ap-
p e alin 6 to
the electorate
financially.
A d v i S e rs
consider the
G. o. P. has
b e e n 90
closely allied
W It'll w all
Street for its
o W n g o o d
and that the
d AL hlinnn
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worse an
turn the is
lands over to
the Marines.
1t is six to
five that the
m a r i n e S
would do a
good job Of it
and put the
Virgin Islands
S idly on
t h cir feet,
The marines
We he
habit and ira
dition of good
work, When
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-17
The Greatest Show On Earth
BY John SnNre, T.

Increasing efforts are being
made to persuade Henry P.
Fletcher, chairman Of the Re.
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OLD FAVORITES

After BY Philip BOurke MGrstOn
A little time for laughter,
A little time to sng
A little time to kiss and cling,
And kissing after.
A little while for scheming
Loves unprotected schemes
little time for golden Dreams
Then any dreaming.
A little while twas given
To me to have thy love;
Now, like ghost alone I
About a ruined heaven.
little time for saying
Words the heart breaks to say;
A short sharp time wherein to pray,
Then need Of praying;
But long, long years to weep in,
And comprehend the whole
Great grief that desoates the SOUL
And eternity to sleep in.
(euders are ivied to send to the editor their sugges
tons of old avores among the poems for reprtnting in
this Space.
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Living Scenarios

Bored? Sick Of doing the
same old thing in the same
old place with the same old
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Human Side
OF the
News
By EdWin C. Hill

Marines Restore Haiti
Our colonial-government inepti.
tude in the Virgin Islands sug.
gestS that Uncle Sam could do
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No girl could possibly be as
bored as a brand new debutante
tries to look.
copyright. 1895, by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
Two HOSteSSeS
Give Luncheon
for Bride to-Be

Pink roses and tiny blue flowers
centered luncheon tables at party
which Miss Bette Sue Woolling and
Miss Betty Means gave today at the
home of Miss Weddings parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woolling, 1925
Washington-blvd.
The party honored Miss Regina
Funderburg, whose marriage to C.
Willis Adams Jr., will be solemnized
Monday noon at All Saints Cathe-
dral. with Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis
officiating.
With Miss Funderburg and her
mother. Mrs. w. H Funderburg,
guests included Mrs. Ernest Charles
Badger Jr, who will be matron of
honor at the ceremony Monday, and
Mrs. Earl Grimsley.
Covers also we're laid for Misses
Vida Bess Osborn. Mabelle Sherman,
Frances Griffin, Frances Moody. Sue
Scotland, Muriel Millett, Betty Kali
leen. Nancy Kalleen, Betty Gender,
Rowena Hayner. Jean Underwood,
Alice Marie Woolling, Sheila Brown.
Virginia Foster and Mary Frances
Haight.
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PATIENTS WILL BE
GUILDS GUESTS

Patients at Sunnyside Sanatorium
will be entertained at a chicken sup
per on the lawn Tuesday afternoon
by the SunnySide Guild. Motion
pictures will be shown following
supper.
Mrs. Carrie L. Hammel and Mrs.
q. P. Fauchier are in charge OF the
program. Mrs. william Freund and
Mrs. Edward Ferger. the supper.
with the following assistants: Mes
danes FLOYD J. Msttice. T. 2 Root.
William H Hsnning A. B. Chap
man. John d. Pearson. Robert
Sturm. George W. Shaffer. Carl F.
Wood. z. Park Akin. Herbert Tyson.
IS. B. Pettiiohn. Pred c KrsuSs.
Howard Linkert. c. NJ. Richardson.
william T. EiSenlohr. G. J. Book
walter. @. @. Schmidt. Adrian Ham
ersly. J. Hart Laird and William
Mcqueen
Program viii BE- given BY guild
members with special musical pro-
-am BY the Burton theatrical Co.
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Ruth Elisabeth McFadden and
DR.. Stuart r. Combs Wed

Pi Beta Phi Sorority and was gradu-
ated from Arthur Jordan Conserva-
tory of Music. DR.. Combs. gradu-
ate of Indiana, was member Of
Alpha Tau Omega and NJ Sigma
NJ fraternisies. DR.. Combs will
serve his internesnip in the Cottage
Hospital in Santa Barbara.
Clayton Rice was best man. Among
the guests we're the following from
out-of-town:
MIR. and Mrs. Courtney MattcX,
Boston, Mass; MIR. and Mrs. Mnest
Smith. East Lansing, Mich; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Moore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Roberts, all of Columbus, O.;
Gilbert Shake, Vincennes; DR.. and
Mrs. N. c. Tapping, DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest Mattox, Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Rubey, Mrs. Hazel Combs,
Mrs. Mae Franberg and Miss Edna
Rose Franberg, all of Terre Haute;
Miss Ruth Mattox, Miss Elizabeth
Burnett. Miss Margaret Bitmer. and
DR.. Vance Chattin, all of Blooming
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Under
wood. Lafayette: Mrs. Florence Au-
still, Elwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bireley. Chicago; DR.. and Msr. Robert
Butterfield and Miss Nancy Graf
ton, all of Muncie. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Ralston, Louisville. KY.
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Following a reception at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. McFadden, 839 West-dr.
Woodruff Place, today DR.. and Mrs.
Stuart R. Combs left for Santa Bar
bara Cal. where they will make
their home
The Rev. Jean S. Miner read the
wedding ceremony for Miss Ruin
Elizabeth McFadden, and DR.. Combs,
Terre Haute. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles N. Combs, Terre Haute, be-
fore a reenery-banked altar. Pas
quale Montana played program OF
traditional bridal airs on the harp
preceding and during the service.
The bride entered with her IA
Their. Her white satin gown with lis
lace woke had a slight train and her
tulle veil came from a cap mace
from lace from Mrs. Combs we'd
ding gown. Her flowers were lines
of the valley and white roses. she
was attended by her sister. Miss
Charlotte Anne McFad6en, who car
ried yellow roses and delphinium
with her light blue chiffon jacket
dress. Mrs. McFadden appeared in
a printed chiffon with a gardenia
corsaee and Mrs. Combs wore blue
creme and her flowers we're roses.
The bride attended Indiana uni
versity where she was a member OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
Alunlnae From
Over State to
Gather in City

Alumnae of st. Mary's College.
Notre Dame, and students from
South Bend. Anderson, TT. Wayne
and Lafayette will attend an annual
state luncheon of indianapolis
Alumnae to be held Saturday. June
%, at Highland Golf and Country
Club
Miss Marian McCandless, Notre
Dame, national secretary of the st.
Mary's Alumnae Association. girls
who we're graduated from the coll
lege and the academy this month.
and other students from Indianap-
oils will be honor guests.
Miss Helen Carroll, general chair
man for the luncheon, has an
nounced her committee assistants.
They will be Mrs. Robert E. Kirby,
Mrs. Maurice D. McNulty. Mrs. Miles
Barton, Mrs. Robert Meyer, Mrs.
William K MCGOWAN, Mrs. Paul c.
Ferguson, Mrs. j. B. flanagan, Miss
Isabel McNerny and Miss Mary
Katherine Slattery.
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Miss HiLda Rabb to Be We'd in
Rite at PrObylaeum

sleeves full to the elbow. fashioned
with Venetian lace TO the wrist. Her
veil will come from a lace cap with
4 tiara. and she will carry white
roses. daisies and lilies of the valley.
She will be attended by Miss
Shulsmith Rabb. her sister. who will
appear in mouSseline de sole in wood
violet shade and she will carry gar
den flowers. Misses Evelyn Rabb,
Ruth MediaS. Ruth Enrich. Frieda
Brill and Ida Sacks will wear Jacket
dresses OF satin-Striped celaneSe in
English garden print over pastel
colored taffeta slips. They will carry
6elphinium and roses. Mrs. Rabb
will wear black chiffon and Mrs. Et-
finger has chosen printed chiffon.
Both will wear gsrdenia corSageS.
Eli Ettinger. brother of the bride
groom. will be best man and uShers
will include Dr. Harry S. Rabb.
Jerome Ettinger. William. Theodore
and Julius Medals.
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Marriage VOWS will oe exchanged
tomorrow night az the Propylseum
BY Miss Hilds Rsbb. daughter Of NJ
snG Mrs. NJ. A. Rabb. and Shoolem
EUtinger. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Ettinger. IN a setting OF flowers in
pastel shades and greenery.
Rabbi s. A. Kstz Will perform the
ceremony which will be followed by
a dinner dance AZ the club. The
couple vii leave on a wedding trip.
end upon their return to In6ianap-
oils will be at the home at 3605 Bal
Ssm-sv-
Preceding the ceremony. Miss
Ruth HutchinS. hsrpiSt. will play
Venetian Love Song Speak to
Me OF Love and Trees and Miss
Ruth Otte will sing At Dawning. ="
Indian Love Call and Disc Sweet
heart Song"
The bride. 10 be given in marriage
by her father. Will wear ivory bridal
satin cut on empire lines with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
st. Agnes Alun1nae VIII GiUe
Dance at Woodstock Club

Yeazel, ticket chairman. will be
Mesdames William j. Freaney, Ed
mund H. Bingham Jr., Charles
Chevrolet and Glen O'Connor;
Misses Mary Virginia Feeney, Edith
Reed, Rosemary Recap, Sara Jordan,
Marie Huse, Mary Agnes Finneran,
Catherine Guedelhoefer, Clara
Moorehead, Rosemary Sequartz,
Eleanor Dallman, Berenice Brennan,
Emma Klotz, Marian Messick, Alice
Wilde and Marjorie Schilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Marquette are
co-chairman of the Dutch treat
committee, and have as assistants
Messrs. and Mesdames E. B. Lep-
pert, Fred Mahaffey, William j.
Mooney Jr., henry Barker and R. E.
Kirby.
The Junior committe is headed by
Miss Margaret Gavin with Misses
Eileen Chamberlain, Betty Reed ana
Rosemary Dean, assisting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
STYLE Show of
SpOrtSwear to
Be Club Event

Around the pools edge at High
land Golf and Country Club Wednes-
day afternoon. mannequins from
L. S. Ayres & Co. will model sports
wear at a luncheon and bridge party
for club members and their guests.
Luncheon will be served buffet
style at 1890 under the trees. ac-
cording 10 Mrs. Raymond c. Fox.
party chairman. and bridge will fol-
low in the club rooms.
Assisting Mrs. Fox in arranging
the event are MeSdames J. r. Nc
Coy. Ben Olsen. c. T. SpriggS.
Charles Pettinger. Edward Zaiser.
Pred Shumaker. A. j. Galloway,
Robert Sanders. Prank Hawkins,
Leroy Sanders and Rivers Peterson.
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Children Will
Be Guests at
Club Program

Meridian Hills Country Club an
nounces a children's party for 1890
Tuesday morning when games,
swimming and pony rides will be
held and a picnic lunch will be
served at 1890 under the trees.
Aiding Mrs. John T. Heckcl,
chairman of children's entertain
ment for the club. will be Mrs. B.
K. Cohee, assistant chairman. and
Mesdames 2. G.. Moffett. Robert w.
Clark, Howard r. Meeker, Robert B.
Evans and Charles F. ArenSman.
Thursday nights family dinner
at the club will inauguraNe similar
parties to be held on alternate
Thursday nights when special en-
tertainment will be given. Russell
Sullivan will talk on astronomy and
show slides illustrating mis- talk. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Flood are chairmen
Of the party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
NATIONAL SESSION OF
LEAGUE SET

Biennial convention of the Ma
tional League of Women Voters will
be held April q to May 2 in Gin
cinnati. o.. is the announcement
today from the leagues Washington
Office by Miss Marguerite NJ. Wells,
president.
Delegates from SO states. the Dis
trict of Columbia and Hawaii will
attend.
Mrs. James Garfield Stewart is
president of the hostess group for
the convention which will be the
tenth in the leagues history.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
Mss CLARK WILL
BE JULY BRIDE

The engagement of Miss Eleanor
Louise Clark to Richard Anthony
Arnett. son of Dr. and Mrs. Arett
Campbell Arnett, Lafayette. is an
nounced by her mother, Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Clark.
The wedding will take place at
$3.50 Monday. July Is, in McKee
Chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB
WILL GIVE PARTY

Mrs. Wolf SuSsman. chairman OF
the ways and means committee Of
the Indiana Woman's Republican
Club. will be in charge of a bingo
party which the club will give at
Thursday night, June q, at the
Columbia Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
MRS. CLINE TO BE
CLUBS HOSTESS

BEST Biography of the Year" will
be discussed by Miss Irma Brayton
before the Butler Alumnae Literary
Club when it meets next Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Grady w.
Cline, 1910 Lexington-av.
Miss Clara Thormyer will speak on
the prize novel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15
Spring Dance Set

Miss Josephine Smith is chairman
of the spring dance of the Halcyon
Club TO be held Friday night at the
Hillcrest Country Club. Her as
sistantS a Miss Elsie Theising and
Mrs. Mill Sherman.
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Several out-of-town guests are ex-
pected to attend dance of the st.
Agnes Academy Alumnae to be held
Friday night at the Woodstock Club
with Miss Marjorie McDuffee, gen.
eral chairman.
Supper parties at the club are be-
ing arranged to precede the dance,
annual summer event of the group.
Larry Price and his orchestra will
play.
Assisting Miss Gretchen Mary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
Other Houses

PATH, 29 W; 8 rms. arranged for 2 fam
lilies or excellent rooming house, $50 per
mo. asked. RI-6412.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Robert Duffy. 81 Of lI7ts n Alabama
g. salesman and Euitn 4assenon. =. o.
1925 s. New Jersey-st. housekeper
James Fletcher. 80. OF 1913 College-av,
truck driver and Elma Whitesell. 50. OF
To z 23rd-st- clerk-
Joe Beder. 50. Of 1859 W. Michigan-st;
mou.dcr and AGNES ktTooa. 50. OF 4uos
" NIichirau-St hOuSekeeuer-
Albert Bradley. - Of 2O2s s. La Sale
a. farmer and Mary smith. =. K X i.
Box 366 houseEeeper.
HerrinE Neat 25 Of 1909 W 26th-st;
1o05 ". 32ud-sr. housekeeper-
Everett Hampton q Marion. ln0,.
radio servtceman. and Justine sullivan. 3.
OF lis " 26rE-Sr. radio Workfr-
Don Mcmillan. 70. -5-a y NeW JeIseN-
st. knitter. and Grace Robertson. p OF
1912 y. Canitol-av. nurse
Harry Brtfcher. IS OF $50 kaufman-st.
cutter. and Mary PARK 81. OF 5-s L MaF-
Charles TANNER. as. OF 1917 S Worth
ST. lahorcr and Bessie OZment. a. OF lult
S Worrh-sf. housekeeper-
Joseph Emmerlch. -. chicago HI.
clerk and Eiffh Lewis. >. OF 1910 Con-
EreSs-aV. houseSeeper-
Forrest Weaver. -. Edinburz. CLERK ana
Maxine Weaver. p. Lawrence. house
0eorre shelby. q. Of OIL E Washing
tou-Sr maDaEer. ana katnrtn Soutns ATE.
n III s0I5 r 23rd-St. house keeper.
Victor Jordan. =. OF 2Ss4 Sheloy-st
laborer ard Theodore Anderson. Il. Of
sgl y Plue-st hcuseEeeper.
Norman Liovd. 3. OF 6ii y CAPITOL aK.
grocer and Marv Lawrence. p. o. ll-o
". 26th-st. housekeeper-
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william o Hiser. -. Craig Hotel. ooron-
Nvron HaVIev Williams. SO. Methodist
Hospital. arteriosclerosis. ,..-,
ora Steinbarger. =. city hospital
chronic myocarditis- a.. -
go Cadbv HufchingS. 81. OF s4l y
afshaura r-eriosClerosiS-
Ale Haaesula. g. OF HOS n Alaoama'
chronic myocarclttS. .s. r~
rwma Mae Farr 40 Methodist Hos
piraI broncho pneumonia
Mary NJ Gross y. OF 80 5. Oriental
broncho pneumonia. -. ,-,.,-
Uroncho pneumonia 80, ,,--.-,,.
ehrortc interstitial nephritis-
Abram Nevele. 81. cisy hospital
EidTidSe salyards. 81. OF lso2 Nordyke,
en IsIiSn sSfavder. 90. Of 1927 W. Raw,
saw Ia Mar. g.. Of Sal DOrman. car
ciuoma- - ,-.-..- -
rtfsl hvrostatic pneumonia
rrrS 10 SNYDER. -. Merchants Sank
rr-ff6tnr fractured skull
Harry Nartindale. a.. City Hospital
Icbar pneumonia 80, go.
rfar.- broncho pneumonia.
paul Maxwell IS. Riley Hospital
LandEy's Paralysis
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SWAP YOUR old gold and discarded jewelry
for new or cash. H. II. MAYER. INC.
~ w. Washington.
BICYCLES 90: good condition. Broad
Ripple. s03 E. 63rd-st. WA-ll35
KITCHEN outfit, metal cabinet and gas
range combined etc for overstufed.
rug gate-leg table. 100 y. Euclid. IR-
0392.
90 CHEVROLET coupe: good tires: for
cash or what? DR-7s86-Ring 2
LI-4s60.
PAPER HANGING. painting and decorat-
ing. for lash or what? BAUGHTON.
CH-l424-M
DODGE housecar: fine condition; for 3
wheel house-trailer or cash 1880 s
Ingomar 5000 w. Washington
SWAP-5OxI00 lot in Augusta. Small car or
cash. 1850 S. Illinois-st.
1928 FORDOR--For late model coupe; any
make. 15o1 w. New York.
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$50 to S39

EMERSON. S.. 359-Brand new bungeloW;
6 rooms modern: garages: SIS. DR-2589
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CONFERENCE is CALLED
Industry. Labor Leaders to Meet
With : ashingtOn Official.

Announcement that Edwin S.
Smith. member of the National La
81 Dor Relations Board in Washington.
will confer with the indianapolis
Regional Labor Board, industrial
leaders and labor heads here some
time in March was made here yes
terday by Robert H. COwdrill, re-
giOnal board director.
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So; PATH, E.. 515-Cozy room, next bath;
steam; cross ventilation; widows home
HE-1494
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10 Rooms with Board
CENTRAL. 2217-High-class room; good
heat; excellent food; reasonable. HE
427S.
COLLEGE, 3268-Lovely room. in real
home, Splendid meals. Reasonable.
TA-6980.
WASHINGTON. BIAS. E-One or more gen.
tlemen; next bath; meals; $3.50 week.
CH-1l75.
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NEW SITS garage ozone machine (air puri-
fer. for used car. HU-6l79.
BOSTON screw-taI puppies; cash or ?. Sell
! or all 5315 Z. 34th-st.
BICYCLES-s12 up; tires. repairs. HOFF-
MANN. 25l Mass. LI-5256. 205 E. Wash.
DROP-HEAD Singer sewing machine. good
condition. So SINGER CO. 126 W.
Westinghouse.
SWAP CASH for radios and parts. any
condition. LT-7273. 725 Fl. Wayne-av.
So 900 CANS new high-grade canned food.
for sale in dozen lots al wholesale prices.
DOLL. 800 Madison-av.
FILLING STATION and restaurant. ex-
change for Indianapolis property. CH-
1888.
FOR SALE OR 1RADE-Summer cottage,
piano. stove, lot dishes. chairs and
tables. CH-4I32-Ring 4.
CASH for good bargain in Chev., Ford
Plymouth coach or sedan. DUNCAN,
elevator boy Peoples Bank Bldg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
Here Are Want Ad Results SO People Wanted These Twin Beds
FIRE DESTROYS
BRAZIL SCHOOL
$50 Pupils March Safely
From Building.

By Trifed Prose
BRAZIL. Ind. Feb. 26.-One hun
dred and fifty pupils marched
calmly 70 safety today when the
Coalmont Junior High School was
destroyed by FIRE.
So orderly was the exit that
pupils and teachers saved most Of
their books and clothing before the
flames got out Of control.
The Jasonyille Fire Department
assisted in preventing the spread Of
flames to other buildings.
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26 Wanted to Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BUNGALOW-Fast with fenced back val
Couple. MISS JOE. R1-5551.
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BAKER. CHARLES Brother OF Mrs. o.
Z Kranz and LLOYD Baker passed away
Monday morning Services at the FLAN-
MIR a. BUCHANAN MORTUARY
Wednesday. 100 p. m Burial Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26
Hero Medal Winner Dies

BIZ THifId Press
BRAZIL. Ind. Feb. 26-Reuben
A. Brown. 90. one of seven Brazil
miners awarded Carnegie hero med
ais and $1,000 each for bravery in
connection with a mine accident,
died Yesterday OF pneumonia
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HUGE ORDER is GIVEN
u. S. FIRM BY SOVIET
So 600, 900 steel Mill Equipment Pur-
chased BY AmtOrg.
BU THifCd Press

UH HT|'W TIT
PITTSBURGH, Feb. % The
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
today has one of the largest orders
for steel mill equipment ever placed
BY a foreign country. It was Soviet
Russia's 100000 order for a COM
,9lete rOller-bearing, electrically
uffven rolling mill
Amtorg Trading Corp. entered the
order. The equipment purchased
here will form but a nucleus OF the
huge strip metal plant eventually to
spring up at the ZapOrOjstal Steel
Works.
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INDIANA PAINT, ROOFING AND SUPPLY
CO., finances N. H. A. contracts. Re-
models, using LOGAN-LONG Company's
roofing; FOY'S PAINT. Estimates. In
formation. RI-6nqn
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

So; CARROLLTON 1902 front rooms
in-a-door bed: private entrance; good
heat HE-44O6.
So. 5O-s6-1l32 N. ILLINOIS-1 or Groom
apartment; beds. sink. steam heat.
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evening Of March 3,
IN Assumption Par
ish House.
Other members Of
the cast are the
Misses Ann Werner,
Frances Calvin,
Rosemary H j g g S,
Dorothy HOlsapple.
Mildred Reed and
Dorothy Huckle-
berry, NJ e S S r S.
Charles Kra m e r.
Fra ncis Beimer,
P hilip PreisOf,