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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14
PRESIDENT is ADVISED TO
STUDY TOWNSEND PLAN
BY Arthur L. Duncan. Presbytery

BY Arthur L. Duncan, Presbytery
of indianapolis
Reply to the Presidents letter to the
clergy.
My Dear Mr.. President-Your
letter of recent date, asking my
opinion of the New Security Act,
ETC., is before me-
In reply I send you my candid
thought in the hope that what is
said may be provocative study by
those upon whose shoulders rests
the responsibility of curing our
present ills.
Permit me respectfully to submit
that I am opposed to the New Sc
curity Act for the following reasons,
to-Wit:
Firstly. from the standpoint of
relief it is pitifully inadequate for
the actual needs of those who are
supposed to benefit by it. This,
especially since those who apply for
it must be paupers to secure it.
Secondly, it is discriminatory
Certain classes of our citizens,
namely ministers, teachers, ETC., are
excluded from its benefits, but are
taxed to put it into operation. This
strikes me as a violation Of the
same principle that produced the
Boston Tea Party and the Revolu-
tionary War.
The second point in your letter
touches 1Opa1 conditions have
tried to believe that business is
really better. Being a Democrat, no
one would be more pleased than I to
see better conditions. But for the
life of me I can't see it. There are
sporadic indications of an upturn,
but they arise out of the actual
necessity of the situation and are
not indicative of industrial health.
For example, one can wear old
clothes for period, but time
comes when they must be discarded
and something must be done to at
least partially replenish ones ward
robe.
On top of all this comes the un-
reasonable increase in the cost of
food during the last year and half.
When family after family found
it all but impossible to buy bacon
at Is cents per pound and lard at
II cents per pound, how can they
hope to buy these articles at II
cents for bacon and 43 cents for
two pounds of lard?
At this point let me register my
protest against the destruction of
wholesome food in the face of hun
cry children. In my judgment, Mr..
Wallace's regime is not only in
human but an insult to the Al
mighty. The latest outrage :. has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

Francis E. Townsend evolved what
is now known as the Townsend Old
Age Revolving Pension Plan. If you
will but substitute the word recov-
cry for the word pension and study
the plan from that angle, I am
convinced you can come to only one
conclusion. And should you, after
studying it, adopt it as a national
policy, not only would prosperity be
returned permanently to our loved
country but you, Mr.. President,
would be immortalized in every
home of America, and go down in
American history as the great heart
of all time.
May God bless you and keep you,
Mr.. President, under the cover Of
His wings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14
DOUBLE-BREASTED ECONOMICS

TN his recent attack on New Deal waste, Herbert
Hoover was exceedingly critical of the three and
one-haf billion dollar Federal defcit-all of which,
incidentally is incurred to relieve the distress of the
American people.
Three and one-half billions, Mr. Hoover said, was
sum so vast that he could hardly comprehend" it.
But he did know it was enough to buy me 100000
suits Of clothes. At least that is about one suit for
every mile between the earth and the sun"
Thumbing through the AS in an encyclopedia we
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14
Operator Has Tao Refund Due

BY The Gross Income Tax Department.
Attention: "A Small Station
Operator"
You asked us to reply to your
unsigned letter through The In
dianapolis Times.
Ordinarily such a request would
be ignored, but in your letter you
show you have been so obviously
misinformed about your tax
liability, and you have written in
such a splendid and cooperative
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tone, that we are making an ex-
ception in this case.
If you are paying taxes on the
figures you quote in your letter,
you are paying far too much, and
if you will let us know just who
you are and where your place of
business is located, we will be only
too glad to assist you in making
the correct returns required.
If you have been paying taxes
in the way you indicate, you un-
doubleday have been overpaying
and have refund coming to you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14
ITALO-E ETHIOPIAN WAR
NOT FOR AMERICA

BY Skeptic
In reading press dispatches about
the 1talian-E Ethiopian war, we are
beginning to see the somewhat
shadowy hand of the press agent.
The same phenomenon of propa-
ganda was noticeable in 1914, and
before very long we we're lending
the Allies our money to buy our
goods, going to war to protect those
investments, and then learning that
Europe didn't intend to pay.
Now, Geneva is the base for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

Times readers are inrited to express
their tietcS in these columns. religious
controversies eTcluded. Make uour letters
short, so all can hare a chance. Limit
them to ESQ cords or less. Your letter
must be Si0ned. but names 40ilI be
Withheld on reouestJ
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Questions and Answers

Inclose Scent stamp for reply
when addressing any question of
fact or informa ton to The Indian
apolis Times Washington Informa-
tion Bureau. Legal and medical
advice can not be given. nor can
extended research be undertaken. Be
sure all mail is addressed to The
Indiana polls Times Washington
Bureau. Frederick NJ. Kerby, Direo-
tor. 1913 Thirteenth-st, N. W.. Wash.
ington. d. C. THE EDITOR
Q-Who wrote the novel kim?
A-Rudyard kipling.
Q-What does the place name
Monticello mean?
A-"Little Mountain"
Q-Does a minor child always
follow the nationality of the IA
Their, regardless of place Of birth?
Ayes.
Q-How old is Shirley Temple?
Ask years.
Q-How can starfish be pre-
served?
A-Drop the fish in cold water
and they will swell Then remove
and drop in boiling water to kill
them. Remove, and dry under
artificial he 4. Shells and incrus-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14
Loves Language
BY VIRGINIA KIDWELL

BY VIRGINIA KIDWELL
When we meet I hear you say
Darling" long before you speak;
Your kisses when you go away
i feel before you touch my cheek.
I feel you near me though unheard
You come and when we have to
part
know, although you speak no word
Loves language is from heart to
heart.
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A WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT
= BY Mrs. Walter Ferguson :

TOR four years the stout sad-faced man has been
L. taking tickets at the same moving picture
theater. had seen him there SO often that I had
almost forgotten he was alive He reaches out his
hand, divides the ticket in half with quick turn
of the wrist, gives you your half with smile and
thruss the leftover fragment into the tall recep-
tacle before him. Over and over and over he does
this.
Curious how different people appear when you
really look at them, I began finally to look at
him. Many tines I felt like Id burst with curiosity
about the stout sad-faced man. What did he think
as he stood there watching the people pass hour
after hour? Why did his face seem to crumbe every
now and then as if it about to fold up because
something inside him had let down?
One day the chance came to find out We got
to talking. It's very easy once you're started.
We were alone in the foyer. Inside Laurel and
Hardy were frolicking the screen and the chill
dren fairly howled with laughter. The very walls
seemed to bulge with the force of their merriment
He told about himself
He liked taking tickets at the movie, he said,
because he could see the children all the time that
way and they always seemed eager and happy, as
children ought to be. If he didn't have that he
couldn't live. His life had really stopped anyway
five years ago when his little boy and girl and their
mother went boating with friends and never came
back The boat upset.
He had had pretty good job in an Office then
But some way he couldn't stick it after that Sitting
at desk fddling with papers seemed so futile So
he just walked out. Then, after long dreadful
interim he two children running into movie.
They reminded him of little Margaret and Harry:
he followed them, and there he has been. off and
on ever since.
I'm lucky man." he said. 81 got this Job at
once. Will you listen to those children? How they
love it,"
His face sad no longer, and knew it was
the laughter of his Margaret and Harry he heard
from within
Hitler and peace! The very terms are anttheti-
cal. He is today the greatest menace to world
straightforward NJ Baruch.
To economic sanctions we shall answer with our
discipline, spirit of sacrifice our obedience To
military sanctions We shall answer with militarism
To acts of war we shall answer with acts of war.
-Mussolni
If social credit works, nobody else will-Premier
Mitchell Hepburn, Ontario, referring to government
experiment in which Albertans are to be paid s25
a month dividend
Despite what happens in continents overseas, the
United States of America shall and must remain I'M
entanged and free.-Presdent Roosevelt.
We are producing generation of young people
with a l2year-old understanding of life. Youth
takes food. clothing shelter. education and pocket
money for granted.-Dr w. P. Tolley president, Al
legheny College.
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Daily Thought

Vain man would be wise, though
man be born like a wild ASS colt.
job 11:12.
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VANITY is the foundation of the
' most ridiculous and contempt
BILE vices-the vices of affectation
and common lying Smith.
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Despite what happens in continents overseas, the
United States of America shall and must remain I'm.
entangled and free.-President Roosevelt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

If social credit works, nobody else will.-Premier
Mitchell Hepburn, Ontario referring to government
experiment in which Albertans are to be paid s25
a month dividend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

Hitler and peace! The very terms are antitheti-
cal He is today the greatest menace to world
straightforward NJ. Baruch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

To economic sanctions we shall answer with our
discipline our spirit of sacrifice, obedience To
military sanctions We shall answer with militarism
To acts of war we shall answer with acts of war.
-MuSSolini
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

We are producing generation of young people
with l2-year-old understanding of life. Youth
takes food clothing, shelter, education and pocket
money for granted.-Dr w. P. Tolley, president, AL
leghenyr College
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Forum Of The Times

~ and a0W def end to the death your right say -Volta
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

A NGRY farmers are dumping into Illinois bitches
milk which might many Chicago baby
from ricketts,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

church offensive against war con-
tinues. The question naturally
arises. will these clergymen and lay
men who have renowned war stick
to their convictions in the event of
war? I DO not know. One thing
seems certain. There will be Moth
ing even remotely approaching the
military hySteria which character
lied the actions of the clergy in
the last war.
In the last war ministers we're
told that the United States had
drawn swords with Germany in
order to make the world safe for
democracy. They were also assured
that this particular war was unlike
every other war in that it was a war
&c end war. Many of the clergy
swallowed these propaganda pills
and began forthwith to froth at the
mouth with all sorts of sophistries
and rationalizations about the So
called moral aims of the war;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

University Park Christian-Ias Rev.
James n Tilissy. pastor. Morning theme.
slEainesa aes Of the Eaiis and he Res,5Ts-
tion.
Bib, Tsb,rnaeis-The Rev ? L Al
boz. pastor Night theme "spirltushsm-
Do the Dead Actually Appear
Truth Center q Applied chris,ianityy-
The Rev. Edna Mauzy. pastor. Aorning
thcms. Active Direction Of the Christ
Substance
Northuood Christian-Ths Rev P Mel
WIN Thompson. pastor. Morninz meme,
one Increasing Purpose This wll DC
recognition day for graduates.
FsvinEton Prssbyterisn-The Rev 5ohn
Ferguson, pastor Morning tneme, -, ne
a. the Irvington n z Church
Fountain square Christian-The Rev s
Read McAlpin pastor Morning meme
Christian stewsrdshlp". night. James
MesdoTs vin speak
ST Georges Episcopal The Rev Fran-
els Tetu. vicar Holy Communion a. m
church school. 0, sermon a. 10.
first Friends-Ths Rev o. HsrsoheI
FoiEer. pastor. Morning theme, Fatner
DAY"
sroadwav VI E-The Rev. Richard n
Millsrd pastor Morn NJ, Holy CON-
munion. no evening service
Zion EvanEeIicaI-.The Rev. FREDERICK r
DIARIES pastor Children DAY service al
10 in the Parish Hal
IrvinEtsn VI. E.-The Rev. Guy o. Car
nsntsr. pastor. Morning ne Rev. r. n i.
rector 81 Young Peoples work IN India.
vii SPEAK nizNf- mass meeting IN Lttl ion
uiih oiher rs r.-ton churches al which
NJ King viii speak
Unity Truth Center Of Applied Chris
tisnitv.-The Rev Murrel O Powell pas
tor Morning theme. The Trinity.
First EvanseIieal-Ths Rev. R. H.
Muellsr pastor Morning theme NneIe
COS CO 1'eo ''1"'' .
MISSIONARY Tabernsels-The Rev Otto
secret Of Power. afternoon theme. BY the
Rev Harry Carter The Life Of victory
night the Rev. Amos Pearson. The IN
BsHair, VI. E.-Ths Rev. z Earl Jones.
pastor Morning theme. oy Charles O.
Holton. night. Childrens Day ser nee
Broadway Bsptisi-Ths Rev r NJ. bod
ril pastor. Morning theme Honor, my In,
preach.
Troub Memorial Presbyts5ian.The Rev
Lem l. Latham. rastor. Morning theme.
Christians once Removed.
Downev Avenue Christian-The Bert R.
Johnson. paStor Morning theme. The
Unfinished Building night. union service
a. the Irvington NJ. E. Church
CarrOIIfon Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
z 9. HomriEhsusen. pastor. Morning
theme. Divine Contentment.'
East Side Church Of Christ-The Rev.
Hugo McCoro pastor Morning theme,
Hezekiah's Restoration; night. The
Eternal Conflict"
RrixhtwoOd Church of Christ-The Rev.
Hugo McCord pastor. Afternoon theme,
-'GloTying in the Cross"
Blaine Avenue VI. E.-The Rev. Lemuel
G. CaTnes pastor. Mrs. Lena Green will
be in charge Of a Fathers Dav service
in the morning, Mrs. E H. Baker will
have charge Of the Children's Day service
IN the evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

Hillside Christian-The Rev Hel bert J.
Wilson. pastor. Morning theme The
Eternal Choice" night. union service at
Englewood Christian Church at which the
Rev. Wilson will speak on "Christs Eman-
cipation Proclamation.
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First Baptist-The Rev Carleton W At
water. pastor. Morning theme. The
Course of True Love: Carl Capen will
preach at the night service.
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In City Churches Sunday

Churches Of Christ seientist-The Les
seiennst viii be God the Preserver Of
Man
Memorial Ba9ust-The Rev. George G.
ladder - the New Stairway: night
Friendship With Jesus
Second EvanEelieaI-The Rev. r P C.
Wscknitz. pastor. Morning theme Patch
work Work IN Religion; night meeting in
charge OF young people
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. P S C.
Rev. z Barde,te Bscku5. The Psychology
Of Happiness
Wallace. street Presbyterian-The Rev.
The Cod Of the Christians ''''''e
Garfield Park EvangeIicaI-The Rev N
H. Shultz. pastor. Children's Day service
at 10. there. "A Bright Pin"
Third Christian-The Rev william F.
Rothenberger. pastor. Morning theme
Has the Church Lost the Passion Of
EnrIewoOd Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Trinkle pastor, Harry sehsefer Bali
service on india and Her Needs: night.
sermon BY the Rev. Herbert J. Wilson.
Belmont I. B..The Rev. John c
Is a Christian Not Christian" night.
Faith
valley Mills Friends-The Rev John c;
Roberts. pastor. Morning theme. Mind
and Heart for God"
Second Morsvian-The Rev. George {
hal
$500 service by pastor night. sermon
bv the pastor.
Meridian Heights Presbvterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry. pastor Morning
theme. Smooth Living
st. Paurs Episcopal-The Rev william
Burrows. rector. Holy Communion. $50
morning PRAYER and sermon at 1915.
Central Christian-The Rev. W. A. shul-
lenberser. pastor. Morning them. Up-
stairs Downstairs No evening service.
Broadway EvangeIicaI-The Rev. George
s. Lozier. pastor. Morning them. QUIT
You Like Men night. young peoples
service.
Edgewood NJ. E-The Rev. NJ. o: Rob
tecost": night. Children's Day program.
North NJ. E.-The Rev c. NJ McPhee-
tiers, pastor. Morning theme, They Shall
See God
Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev. William
E. Bell. pastor. Morning theme, The Re
sponsibility of the Hearer': night, "A
Recipe for Happiness"
Fairview Presbyterian-The Rev. Virgil
D. Raglan. pastor. Morning theme, Home
and Father"
Cad;e TabernacIe-E Howard Cadle,
pastor. Morning sermon and broadcast at
H. Senior PRAYER band and young peoples
meetings at and $50. Night theme
"Millstones."
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. z. Ar
mold Clegg. pastor. Morning theme, The
Fruitless Fig Tree; night program by the
Hull family
Central Avenue NJ. E.-Tne Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning theme.
What Is Our Christianity night. Fran
els M. Hughes Will speak on Challenges"
Fifty-First st. NJ. E,-The Rev. Wilbur
Tribute TO Be Cherished"
Christ Church EpisccpaI-The Rev. E.
Anger Powell. rector Holy Communion.
Q; morning prayer and sermon by the
rector at 9:45.
Christian and Missionary Aliance-The
Rev. Paul Beck. pastor. Morning theme
Bodily Healing in the Atonement'; night
What Does the Bible Say About Judg-
ment?"
First Baptist-The Rev. Carleton W. At
water pastor. Morning theme. The
Course Of True Love: Carl Capen will
preach at the night service.
u;u.;a. CL-:..;. III. ~. rr..L4 7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev. Paul Beck. pastor. Morning theme,
Bodily Healing in the Atonement'' night,
What Does the Bible Say About Judg-
ment?"
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Christ Church Episccpal-The Rev. E
Anger Powell. rector. Holy Communion.
9; morning prayer and sermon by the
rector at Gas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

BrirhtwoOd Church Of Christ-The Rev
Hugo McCord pastor. Afternoon theme,
-GloTying in the Cross"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

HERE'S HOW! Each store indivi-
dually owned, economically operat-
ed. and the consistent alertness OF
our buyers keeping in touch with
all markets to find the highest quail
ity at the lowest price obtainable
plus the desire of each Quality
Service Store owner to pass on to
his customers the huge savings
made possible through the combined
buying power of $500 retail stores.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

Blaine Avenue NJ E.-The Rev. Lemuel
G. Carnes. pastor. Mrs Lena Green will
be in charge Of a Fathers Dav service
in the morning Mrs. E H. Baker will
have charge Of the Children's Day service
IN the evening
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

Hugo McCoro- pastor Morning theme,
-Hezekish's Restoration, night. The
Eternal Conflict"
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Fifty-First ST. NJ. E.-The Rev Wilbur
d. Grose. pastor Morning theme "A
Tribute TO Be Cherished"
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-Tne Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning theme.
What Is Our Christianity" night. Fran
els NJ. Hughes will speak on Challenges"
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Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev z. Ar
mold Clegg pastor. Morning theme, The
Fruitless Fig Tree; night program by the
Hull family.
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CarroIIfon Avenue Reformed-The Rev.
z O. Homri ghausen. pastor. Morning
theme Divine Contentment'
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Richer Color;
Finer Flavor!

Every glass of iced tea you
serve this summer will be doubly
delicious and refreshing, if you
use the new KO-WE-BA Special
Blend of Tea for Icing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

Cad;e Tabernacle-E. Howard Cadle
pastor. Morning sermon and broadcast at
IL: Senior PRAYER band and young peoples
meetings at and $50. Night theme
''Millstones."
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son-Sermon for all churches OF Christ
Scientsr will be God the Preserver OF
Man"
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Downev Avenue Christian-The Bert r.
Johnson. pastor Morning theme. The
Unfinished Building night. union service
a. the Irvington NJ. z. Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-14

Fairview Presbyterian-The Rev. Virgil
D. Ragan. pastor. Morning theme, Home
and Father"
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Wallace street Presbyterian-The Rev.
Roy z Mueller. pastor. Morning theme.
The God OF the Christians"
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All Souls Unitarian-The Rev p S C.
Wlcks pastor Morning theme BY the
Rev. z Burdette Backus. The Psychology
OF Happiness.
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Second Evangelical-The Rev r 2 C.
Wscknitz. pastor. Morning theme Patch
work Work IN Religion, night meeting in
charge OF young people
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07
Officers Urge Observance
of Traffic Rules

is displayed in the dircctinn in
which he was originally proceed
ing; Provided; that an operator
may make left hand turn into a
one-way street against the red or
stop signal after coming TO COM
PLETE STOP. In turning to the
1T driver shall be as near the
middle Of the street as possible; =
except; WHERE THERE is A
DOUBLE STREET CAR TRACK;
in which cast the operator shall be
TO the right OF the car tracw and
rs close as possible allowing just
enough room for a street car To
PASS should one be closely APP
preaching from the rear; signal
with the arm extended straight out
lock back and see that there is no
driver who might be so close as to
crash into the operator then com
plcl. the turn as the middle of both
streets as possible.
Watch for our article in next
Saturdays issue of this paper
which will be a continuation Of the
Traffic Ordinance May we sug-
ges' that you read these articles
carefully and pass this informa-
tion along to your friends.