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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13

exhausted their six challenges. Then
the young lawyer picked the jurors
he wanted. He won the case. He
was reprimanded by the court, but
he said: TO hell with the repri-
mand. All we wanted was to clear
Senator Harper"
Shortly after that young Huey P.
Long. just turned "a, is writing to
the newspapers of the state that he
thinks wealth should be more
evenly distributed" The following
excerpts are taken from the New
Orleans Item of that date:
"Sixty-eight per cent of the whole
people living in the United States
own but two per cent of the wealth.
From the year 1890 to 1910, the
wealth of this nation trebled. vet
the masses owned less in 1910 than
they did in 1890 but the greatest
cause for industrial unrest is that
of education. Authorities tell us
that 30 out of every 100 people never
enter high school, out of every 1000,
only IA get a college degree and $50
never finish the fourth grade in
school. What do you think of such
a game of life, so bruta1ly and
cruelty unfair? How can this ma
ton prosper?"
His philosophy already was
formed at "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
ADMIRED HUEY
FOR COURAGE,
LUDLOW SAYS
Held Him One of SmarteSt
in Capital; Sees End
of Empire

Huey Longs death will bring dis
indignation to the Louisiana politi-
cal empire Senator Long erected.
Rep. Louis Ludlow told the Indian
apolis Real Estate Board yesterday.
Rep. Ludlow said he sat within
10 feet of Senator Long when he
began his famous laSt-minute fill
buster at the close of Congress and
that he could not help but admire
the Southern Senator's courage.
Long was one of the smartest
men I knew among the public men
in Washington" he asserted.
Switching to his proposed conSti-
tutional amendment to prevent dec
laration of war without a referen-
dun, Rep. Ludlow related how, at
recent conference with President
Roosevelt, the President said: Il
could maneuver this country into
war in two weeks, but. of course,
shall not"
America is sitting atop a powder
can at the present moment. Britain
at the present is buying war sup
plies from us. Italy is manufac-
turing a chemical which will burn
the feet off Ethiopian soldiers,
while on the other hand Ethiopia
is preparing to use an insect to
produce sleeping sickness with
added plans of poisoning the water
which Italian soldiers would drink
in case of an INVASION" he declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
JAIL DELIVERY
FEARED BY ray;
CURBS VISITING
Extra Guard Also Added
While Gang Suspects
Are in Custody.

Fearing accOmpliceS of two alleged
bandit gangs might attempt a Jail
delivery Sheriff Otto Ray today or
dered elimination of night visiting
hours at the Marion County Jail.
With two alleged gangster groups
in custody, Sheriff Ray forbade rela-
tiveS. friends or attorneys to visit
the Jail after D. m.
Sheriff Ray also added an extra
all-night guard to patrol the ex-
teriors of the Jail.
Suspects held in connection with
the $4,000 holdup of a Beech Grove
banker and for questioning in the
fatal shooting of a drug store mes
Senger have been placed in separate
cells.
The ballisticS department of the
Department of Justice in Washing
ton is examining weapons owned by
Frank Klize, Benld, Ill. and Gilbert
Potts, two suspects held in connec-
ton with the fatal shooting Of
Ralph Sutton. drug store messen-
ger. The bullet that killed Mr..
Sutton also was sent to Washing
ton for examination.
Mrs. Cora Head. wife of Al Head,
held as a suspect in the Beech
Grove holdup. was free today on a
$500 bond. Municipal Judge Dewey
Myers reduced her bond from
$4,000 10 $500.
Forest Jacoby. John Head and
Jerry Dukes remained in the county
jail in default of $4,000 bonds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13

and train brought me to Holly
wood.
Here 7 have made numerous
pictures for RKO-Radio, and the
best of them all, I think, is the
last, Top Hat" which Mark
Sandrich directed. It's really a
honey.
California provided a cataclys-
mic background for the most i'm
portant thing that has happened
to me since coming West.
Lew Ayres and I spent our first
evening together in theater
which danced merrily under us
to the tune of the latest big earth
quake.
Now we're married and living
in a Spanish farmhouse that is
earthquake proof.
NeXt-ROnaId COIman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
MISS CROFT TALKS TO
LONDON BY TELEPHONE
Transatlantic Interview Costs
British Paper S165.

The thrill of a lifetime came today
to Miss Marie Croft, head of the
Bureau of identification of the In
diana state police.
She talked for IS minutes over
transatlantic telephone with a re-
porter for the London Daily Mirror,
who sought her views on crime. The
interview cost the London paper ap-
proXimately $165.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
Ginger Climbed Ladder of Fame
With Self Taught 'Hoofing'

Interesting life stories are those Of
motion picture actors and actresses who
have won to the top. Doubly interest
ing are they when written by the stars
themselves. This is the fifth of a series
of II life stories written by movie top
liners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
FESTIVAL TO BE HELD
Self Help Exchange to Stage Fete
at Brightwood Tomorrow.

The second annual fall festival for
the benefit of the indianapolis Self
Help Exchange, will be held at
Brightwood Y. M. G. A. Building,
Roosevelt and Station-sts, tomorrow
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
BY EARL SPARKLING
Times Special Writer.

lie was 16 and ready to 60 He donned his first long
pants suit and became travelling salesman The product
he to sell cotonseed cooking OIL quite thing
in 1910.
He did have to travel from town town. but the chief
travelling he did after he reached community from
door door, Il had to persuade them wOmenfok that you
could make cake with something else besides butter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
SWINDLER WASHES OUT
Confidence Mans Papers Fail to
Starch Laundry.

Police today searched for the
confidence man who yesterday sold
paper to Mrs. Mile Cue, 1140 CO.
mar-av, which he said would starch
garments while they we're being
ironed. The man left a supply Of
waxed paper with Mrs. Cue, who
paid him $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
DENIES LOVE TRIANGLE
IN KILLING OF BROKER
Murdered Broker Because He Was
Detriment,' RecIuse Says.

By United Press
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Sept.
ID. - Harold c. Look, 53-year- old
Tisbury recluse and fisherman,
pleaded not guilty in a calm voice
here this afternoon charged with
the love triangle murder of Knight
B. Owen, ~, socially prominent ex-
broker
Look insisted he killed Owen with
three bullets fired at close range
merely because the former Boston
broker was "a detriment to the
island" There was no woman in
the case, he said.
State police, however, said it was
Looks unrequited love for Mrs. Ly-
dia Hyde, IS, of New York. an at
tractive summer resident and moth
er of four children, that inspired the
crime.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
SALE OF REALTY FIRM
ORDERED BY MARKEY
Washing ton Liberty Company in
Receivership Since 1881.

Sale of the Washington and Lib
erty Realty Co. which has been in
receivership since 1881, was ordered
today by Superior Judge Joseph t.
Marley. Frank G. BOpp and Will
fred R. Borinstein are the receivers.
The company controlled the former
properties of the Noblitt-Sparks Co.
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
SIBERIAN DOG ON VIEW
AT SEARS STORE HERE
Animal One of Breed Byrd Took to
South Pole.

Children and adults today Wis
tied Sears Roebuck and Co.'S store
to view Iceberg King" white
Samoyede dog, brought to Indian
apolis by his master, w. M. Morris,
dog fancier.
Noted for their strength and en-
durance, the Siberian dogs of the
Samoyede breed were used by Adj
miral Byrd on his recent expedition
to Little America. Questions re-
garding diet and care of dogs were
answered by Mr.. Morris Iceberg
King" will be shown again tomor-
row at the store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
ARE NEAR COMPROMISE
New Negotiations to Settle Differ
enceS Show Progress.
By United Press

By United Press
VIENNA, Sept. 13.-Germany and
Austria are coming closer together
AS a result of new negotiations to
settle their differences. the United
Press learned this afternoon in
diplomatic quarters.
Prospects for a compromise are
understood to have been greatly
improved by Franz Papen's ADAM
donment of agitation for a plebis-
cite to determine the future allie
glance of AuStrians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
CITY COUNCIL TO GET
TAXI FEE ORDINANCE
Measure Would Impose Flat S36
License on Cars for Hire.

An ordinance imposing a fiat $50
license fee on taxicabs and requir-
ing the display of monthly license
stickers on windshields will be in
PRODUCED at Monday nights meeting
of the City Council. Controller Wal
ter G. Boetcher said the number of
cabs would remain limited to 100.
Present license rates are 500 for
the first cab and $50 for each addi-
tional taxi operated by a single COM
pany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
BAPTIST DRIVE TO BEGIN

Local Pastor Directs Campaign for
Membership.
The Rev. w. F. Buckner, chair
man of the Evangelism department
for the indianapolis Baptist As
ISOLATION, will direct a membership
campaign starting Sunday, Sept. %.
Also on the committee are the Rev.
G. H. Scheick, the Rev. Louis G..
Grafton, the Rev. William o. Breed
love and the Rev. O. B. Sarber.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
EXPENSE MONEY FOR
WITNESSES HELD UP
Funds Delayed After Federal Jury
Appearance.

A score of witnesses summoned
before the Federal Grand Jury, in
southern Indiana bootlegging cases
could not receive their expense
money today because the symbol
number assigned for checks issued
by Charles w. James, new United
States marshal, has not been ap-
proved in Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
DEMAND GUSHING OF
EVOLUTION TEACHER

HdTentS or west virginia High
School Children Resent Doctrines.
By United Press
HARRISBURG. w. Va, Sept. IS.
"A request that Miss Virginia
Fisher, general science teacher in
Northview Junior High School here,
be removed because she purportedly
taught evolution" was received by
the Board of Education this after
noon from members of the North
view Parent-Teacher Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
OPPOSITION TO ESTABLISHED
ORDER EARLY DEVELOPMENT
IN CAREER OF HUEY LONG
Many Ideas Advocated in Later Life Learned
From State Senator Who Backed
Him in Youth.
This is the third Of a /,
written by Earl Sparkling. v

series of articles concerning Huey Long
ne. who % nj
Evening star., 1935-05-12

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Evening star., 1935-05-12

THE DICTATOR SPEAKS.
Josef Stain. Soviet RuSSia's S
man of Steel" addresses a
meeting during the second
all-union congress of collec-
tive farm workers in Moscow
A. p. Photo
Evening star., 1935-05-12

MEXICO'S TRIBUTE to
Amelia Earhart. The famed
American aviatrix is riding
on the first float in this fete
held in her honor on a scenic
canal near Mexico City after
her flight there.
Wild" World Photos
Evening star., 1935-05-12

TN FOREIGN markets. the high cost of petrol
i (gas) is one of a number of reasons for
Dodge's increased popularity.
And Dodge sales in America are setting new
high peaks as reports pour in from owners on
its astounding gas and oil economy.
Il am driving new 1895 Dodge Sedan,
and it is honey" writes Lieutenant H. H.
Flanagan, Of the Houston, Texas, Police De-
partment. Il have owned several cars but this
car has got them all when it comes to cheap
Ask for the official Chrysler
Evening star., 1935-05-12

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Palmolive for daily complexion
Evening star., 1935-05-12

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Evening star., 1935-05-12
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

They have firm clasps, really take
much less room than a cigarette
case. and have room for practically
everything! You'll find them at al
most every store too above all,
they're the sort of thing that 4
woman likes to buy for herself but
seldom does!
And even though you aren't in on
this secret yet. she probably spends a
lot Of time in front of her dressing
table. That's the place to put re-
minder, if you want to be remem-
beredi Some of the new dresser
sets, in metal and enamel, are just
about the grandest things in the
world for that purpose, and if you
want to make the gift a bit more
unusual look around for a perfume
bottle in the manner of some of the
very old ones. Many of them come
in pairs and the only ones that
are any more stunning ere the very.
very modern ones. So let her taste
in these matter be your guidel
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

house. What the jewellers in this
town are showing is enough to make
mouths water and finger itch.
But if you are a swain of lighter
loves, a bit of costume jewelry will
show that you are the kind of man
who knows what's what. There are
so many interesting tidbits around.
not in the least insignificant. Mere
males are liable TO think anything
less than diamonds not worth the
giving For instance a rhinestone
bracelet or set of clips would make
a grand gift for any feminine name
on any gift list. providing the lady
is between sixteen and sixty Then,
there are lovely gold things of the
renaissance period that are Just
right for those women who like the
unusual and very chic.
Next to Jewels, furs will promote
or retain romance for you. # the
lady is your wife or your daugh-
ter, take her down TO your favorite
store and let her buy the coat she
would willingly give her right arm
for. Or give her a check with the
stipulation that 1t is to be used for
a fur coat. If the lady is not your
wife, but is still very important,
fur scarf, or one of the luxurious
little capes that our furriers have
been holding before her envious eyes,
viii be just the gift o. and the sort
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
MEN SHOPPERS AIDED

of gift that will remind her of you
constantly.
Now suppose you have a lady on
your list who always lungeS into her
knitting when you come to spend a
quiet evening. Why not give her
something luxurious in the way Of a
knitting bag, with enough of the
very best yarn in town to make a
sweater or a dress. She will bless
you for 1t. and it may rate you some
extra invitations TO come and enter
tain her with conversation while she
sticks to her knitting. Any of the
better shops will help you select the
yarn and tell you just how much to
get.
An idea that would make you
hero in any woman'S eyes is an eve
ming bag that you very well know
she would never buy for herself.
There are perfectly lovely ones to
be had. Some of them are beaded,
but newer, and we think much
smarter are the lovely lanes in
both gold and silver. One of either
will prove to her that you are up
on the fashion news of the day.
If she's a globe trotter, don't for
get that she would like nothing bet
ter than one of those very good
locking linen trunks that slide under
Pullman seat as easily as a
daschshund.
Old Standby
Not exactly new suggestion, but
one that stands up remarkably well,
IS an old standby for Christmas, the
compact. And if you're a male who
objects to loose powder sitting out
of a bullying box in your pocket,
you'll appreciate the slender new
models almost as much as she will!
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

worn thin, for on this page you viii
Hind heap Of ideas that might have
come from the lady herself and
YOU Will FIND every store in town
brimming with as many gifts as a
fruit cake has nuts
If you know she needs hosiery IL
is very nice to give her half a
dozen pairs and if she has been
dropping hints since last Christmas
that she would like a watch, then
by all means see that she gets it. But
how grand it viii be if you give her
something that she herself has
|never thought Of Tt will cause YOUR
stock to soar heavenward.
There is nothing quite so thrilling
las to have fumbling fingers unwrap
the tissues and come upon a per-
fectly grand bottle of perfume. If
you know her favorite scent. it will
be extra nice of you if you buy the
very largest bottle YOU can find. But
if you don't stick TO the well knewn
brands and you viii be pretty sure OF
choosing a winner. There are some
triplets around town, fine perfumes
of well known makers, boxed three
bottles TO the set, and each a diff
ferent scent.
Gifts of Jewels
For wives. and ladies' about to be-
come wives there is nothing quite
equal TO the gift of jewels all
this assuming that you are a rea-
distance from the poor
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
PRIEST ON CRICKET TEAM

SYDNEY, N.S.W, lU.P(-Dorrigo,
a town in timber-country about
400 miles north of Sydney. has a
sporting priest He plays for
the Dorrigo Cricket club, and ar
ranges his services so that he can
play with them in Sunday matches
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18
FINDERS NOT KEEPERS

BOSTON, lU.P) = Finders aren't
always keepers in Massachusetts,.
A state law provides that a person
finding money or goods to the value
of SO or more must notify police
headquarters, poStp ubhc notice or
advertise the fact in a newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

Ladies love fattery They love to think that you have
pondered weak and weary many quaint and curious
present before deciding what should go them Christ
mas But despair not Christmas knights this does not
pounding pavements until your soes and temper
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-18

The kind to give luxury
loving girls who appreciate
the soft feel of satin, tricky
styling, dainty trimming,
and soft shades.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Broken Promises

ave advocate an immediate and drastic reduction
of Governmental expenditures BY ABOLLSHING USE
LESS COMMISSIONS AND OFFICES, consolidating de-
partr1ents and bureaus and eliminating extravaganza
to accomplish saUng of not less than 70 per cent IN
the cost of Federal Government"
The American Ship of State today sailing on sea OF
broken promises which the above quotation from the Demo
cratic platform is choice example .
This document of which President Roosevelt said:
"a platform is proposal and at the same tune a
promise binding the party and its candidate"
Right while the American people are trying to tlgure
ntrcars of their tax blanks and also TO solve
the MYSTERY of how to taxes out OF money tnat y
is good time for them to examine Wnat mas
other promises contained in the platform
upon present Administration made its way to office
So far as abolition useless commissions and and offices
in the Government service is concerned it to laugh
Instead ahohng the useless agencies that existed when
the present Administration took office dozens Of additional
ueess commissions and Offices have been created and filled
with political appointees-and YOU will pay the BILL
Anyone who has consolidating OF departments ana
as promised the platform must have used rarely
efficient microscope.
And then there is the promise Of eliminating
Unless revolving cut in the pay Government employees
with depressing effect the American standard
of living and the disgusting slash at the compensation Of the
manned and wounded be considered as elml
mating extravaganza then the promise hasn't been kept
To decent people it is extravagance to pay an honest
DAYS pay for honest days work. To decent people IS
not extravaganza Nation to meet its obligations to its
defenders
sincere attempt reduce governmental expenditures by
eliminating the obvious exravagances and to produce
more efficient machine by carefully thought out
consultations and additions DEMANDED by the American
people. -
Until that DONE and until promises which were made so
lavshlv in political campaign kept the American Ship
Of State sails dangerous sea-