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MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 4o9 WOOD
ward Bldg Natl 1870, Special rates all
cities: NY. Boston. CHICAGO. Fla. St. Louis.
MY so2 srpi MILt urn94a MoTE ete you as AMI m
or part payment Call Jack. North $500
Prompt. responsible. Local or long distance.
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GENTLEMAN desires another to share r.
room apt or rent room: breakfast If de-
sired; maid service. Address Box 1S1-A.
Star Office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AfAh MEN L S-F u hNlSHED.
: CONNECTING ROOMS, RADIO, BATH
an and porch; delighttul IN summer; $40
FACING PARK ROOMS, KIT. BATH
terrace NV. below 18th and Newtonl.
TUDOR HAIL BED, ROOMS, LIVING
fuTnished Frisdaire ''net allnight a elevator e e
and switchboard service; Ss5.. NJ. MAY
DOUGLASS. 15l2 K st. NV. Natl 1850.
1910 sth ST. NE-BED-LIVING ROOM
:'sssnfa Rs5sh snesf oss bsh bfR
1905 KENYON NW.-3 LOVELY OUT
side sics,, rooms, InS bed room, bed5livlng room
Everything furnished. SO '-rM mo: - use s 'Sv own
linen, sos mo. Accommodate four.
2716 WISCONSIN AVE- BED ROOMS,
lIyI Lying room: rec. hall; K and b.; modern
Gentle adults; 500.
THE THEARLE, 2122 ST NW.-FRoNT
apt 2 rooms kitchen. bath. with hall.
S5s to9s & 5sn ssssEsns
hot water. h-wh; $50 a week. I.
LADY WILL SHARE WITH ANOTHER HER
beautiful downtown 3.room apt. board op--
$4,000. 3 ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
Sunny corner apartment overlooking Rock
Greek Park on fourth floor Of velssoGy
gas. electricity and refrigeration included;
See Mrs. CAIN. Resident Manager.
e. ms E ea SATURDAY sTa Ate Afternoon a aad aad
Sunday. North 471I-M r
CAPITAL VISTA, APT 26-ATTRACTIVE
/ ! room living room, dinette kitchen dresSi
sublet for Tor 8 months: $50: --l'.' "
YOUNG CATHOLIC LADY, WISHES AN
f9rn:, studio couehes. Col. I'd; near 18th.
Phone Adams 9065-J after $50.
1927 KENYON ST. NV.
THos sE: 5AKREhL isTa; eesa e., re RGAEToR:
DoWNToWN-;BAcHELoR APT; LIVING
ave erEsSe Esiock iGss1sp trom MayoWer SIS s
w1DoW Woyy5IL WILL sBARE AE EIoIs HONE WITH
4Sof GSYp1EmRMAs4NABsE A1ABRMAs Eve Sc.
aARvARp dA5|s @ MALItMsSUBLEAsE, t;,S,E GENT1LE
inclosed porch; completely furnished; $50
calI Columbia 5714. Ext. 715. p01l'
1913 MASS. AVE N.W.-PARTLY FUR
nished .,sc Groom apt: near Thomas Circle;
pavate 5aS; eleet Bath heat running water semi
1941 CALVERT, ST. ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath: comfortably furnished. electric re-
frlgeratlon; quiet couple.
$50 sth ST. N.W.-BED-LIVING ROOM,
kitchen. dinette. continuous hot water. cleo
tric refrigesator: gag refined Gentiles. Phone
FRONT. 3 ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR; CON
yyenisnt Govt, depts;; well furnished: Ts:
1911 ADAMS MILL RD.-PRIVATE APT,
beautifully. furn.: / room. kitchen. Frigid-
aire: couple. For appointment. Col. 1920.
$3.50 CONN. APT 513-COMPLETELY
furnishes, 1-room apt foyer and bath.
s19 N. CAROLINA AVE. SE-BED-LIV-
ing room and kitchen: adjoining bath:
second floor. Clean, quiet home. Adults.
1927 JACKSON ST. NE.-TWo LOVELY
pogssah 1iyadae rdss bath paat FrgidaiTe
References. Phone Potomac 1851. S. :
1912 HoLMEAD. PL. N.W.-LIVING RM.,
dining room 2 bed rooms. kitchen, bath
den. porch. Beautifully furnished: S125.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE AN APART
ment with another, half-expense basis.
Phone Adams 16SS-J.
CLOSE IN.spacious liy;-bed rm;; <, B.;
phone; adults: refs. I717 be Sales. -
FURNISHED. AND UNFURNIsHED APART
ment and houses. 927 18th st. NV.
Room 800. Phone National s717.
171s 18th ST. NV ROOMS AND
sanablee bath newly dseorate9 new furniture; rea-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IS v ST. N.W-7 ROOMS. BATH H.-W.H..
electricity: modern immediate possession:
S65 mo. Call Metropolitan 2713.
NEAR KENWOOD GOLF CLUB-NEW DE-
tached home, just .completed;, 8 rooms
cams ON Second ooS oorea req stsc
large concrete porches. Lear garage, at
tached to house: oil heat. stationary tubs
in basement: GEO; R: LINKINs, atty.
Ss.5 az ana ~ S P9TSMc Tesms Dst axe vats
poNNoHoE { son. sl4 Pa ave Sc. "
NEAR. SILVER SPRING. MD.--S9O: SEMI
din: Kitchen. built-in bath 2 bed rooms
on 1st floor 8 bed rooms and built-in bath
snf pGE pEe % rann sa ase soash Eas
change oWNER., phone Nationa 1757:
1s5 n. CAROLINE, AVE: s.EEsa7 ROOMS
pouaEAss fes efta sa1ffsa 1sia M NV s0o Nail asso
ai39 NEW MEx5G0 xnG AVE- vsT MEsL5X as
Met. O149 between 8 and week DAYS.
ON MOUNT VERNON BOULEVARD, Bird
house on left, south of stone underpass-
Modern 2-rm. bungalow, fireplace, hot;
Snnr r ease f0nf peFsh geal s s4d
mo. For key, telephone Alex. l6o2-J:
rooms. : porches closed in. h.-w.h..
Ayailable immediately. For inspection
NEW HOUSE; ROOMS. ms! BATH BAT aoHn,nJl: H,WH:
500 waiPP mGhsels sofTEs REaI CO..
Alabama Ave. and Suitland Ed. Sc.
2 to s PMk or Phone Line. O307 After o.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN,

COLORED-514 e4th St ne, Kingman
Park. Room. unfurnished. In quiet home.
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SALE-HOUSES,

BEAuTIFUL. NEW, VERY MODERN. HIGH
oullt-in garage. Mr.. ROSS. Natl 1885. /.
AROUND THE CORNER FROM THE MON
Beautiful semi-detached. s rooms. latest
tile bath. all built.in kitchen cabinets
stone fireplace. new hardwood floors new
finished. heated attic for recreation or
o1, orher USES: every latest convenience. Price
9Mysp en1y - $50. 90, Clear viii finance to suit
S9.75O--SPLENDID Low PRICED HOME
in excellent location: Mt. Pleasant % It.
eaed seepns q oee rooms ana
matte heat and pDef Gefrigeraten, BIZ ar,o aroot
porch. double screened. lower rear porch
5nilt-in quilt! garage. Being put in fine con-
GoSAL $685. EHESfNa ERGSH pRoEE Rases aEok ok
BR1GH WOOD sEcTIoN-sEMI-DF-
ifached brick six rooms, tile. bath, two
National 0S56 EVENINGS call Adams 5033.
BRADLEY HILL ROAD, ABOUT S MILES
oderb Iaom BetheSda' hnms 2s acres OF ground small
range: rams electric ice box, basement. drilled
Ses well with na, automatic electric pump chicken
9qss eYRGs kEER PE's G 5 %s
consin ave: NV. Phone Cleveland 5a71.
Cape Ca s God CO bungalow. About one year old.
large attic arransed for rooms s.aef and bas baGai
cSR6s ss REsE s s. D5s M Wseon terms a1s
NV Phone Cleveland 5371.
south Of stK Mafer s4Rdaa sesa HospisaI AgF
front and rear. garage. Shepherd 1885: 1885.
AHA hdns ,ov VISTA, srA M MD;mMopERN m GROOM
$3.50; terms. CYRUS KEISER. Jr. 52Ii
Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone Cleveland 5371. :.
CLEVELAND PARK-PRACTICALL NEW
layatory on first. floor, finished basement
ea WashestpDed and
price. sl1.950. CYRUS KEIsER, Jr., 5sii
wisconsin ave. NV. Phone Cleveland 5371
Ss.950-A REMARKABLE VALUE m
ROOMS and = BATHS. s-cAR GARAGE.
oe ss ss Rsse fhaRs Sm
automatic u. heat 5 rooms e bed rooms
and ana tiled shower bath on second door:
All in excellent condition. Phone for ap-
ssoo EVENfaas NR8ss pHdan RHEIcs c5 ad4
slate root. rooms q BED Fooms5. nSioa oii
lated with rock wool. A bargain. npe$ S11.s5o.
III 'tP85 PA1L pea sroNE s9f EansRsst9p EoRTa 7471
DELAFIEID, NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH
Detached home. paneled reception and din
ing rooms. fireplace. 5 bed rooms sleeping
porch. double garage. Phone Georgia 1271.
BEAUTIFUL. CORNER sTONE-AND-STUC-
co home in Shepherd Park Lot has 'front.'
age OF 142 feet. OF pleasing architecture
With eleven rooms; three baths. Law. on
rsae SLATE reef ans ga
arranged SHANNON K LuCHs CO. 1903
Il ST. NV. phone National 2345.
$1,750-REAL MODERN. FURNISHED LOG
cabin. Lake jackson, 80 miles out EDW.
BOWERS. 500 18th NV. Natl. 332S.
AVE. SECTTON-ENG-
iish brick basement house: / rooms (5 he'd
rooms). 4 baths. maids room, sun room.
pantry; oil burner. new hot-water heater.
electric refrigeration; Gear detached brick
garage: home completely redecorated. House
must be sold Immediately. Original cost
S;a,5: S3i 900: Will sacrifice for $4,000. Phone
GEORGETOWN.
JOHN LPscob poFoMAc Fesa sssa
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Price under $3.50 Phone North 53s1. -
WEST OF GEORGIA AVE, NORTH OF
Jefferson. A four-bed-room and glass-in-
closed porch home with large rooms on
first floor. garage at $3.50: price con-
under original cost.
Petworth between Grant and Sherman
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hunter inspecting his traps was slain! A courier
on his way to neighborirg village struck down!
Each victim bore the telltae marks of the Taloned
Death! Once more the mysterious jungle killer
abroad in seeming defiance of the mighty
Jungle Lord
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ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

227 E ST. NE-Front room, kitchenette.
on second floor; private bath: near Union
Station; reasonable. r.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOUSE. 3 BATHS.
large living room. etc: near Dupont Circle,
off Conn. ave. Ref. required. North 1868.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK; 6
rooms, bath. garage. sleeping porches: very
reasonable. National 9646. Adams O399
WANTED-CONGENIA RELIABLE COU-
pie. trying to get ahead. to share house in
return for management of home of em-
Clarendon -410-W after d pm. for details.
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COLORED.
a20 3rd ST. NV.
Broom Brick Elec

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
4 OR ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
ami reasonable rent Address Box
asa. Star Office
BUNGALOW. NEARBY MD. ANIL. CLEAN
CONDITION, ABOUT S35.
Phone Decatur 1851. Sc
Evening star., 1936-03-06

Tarzan carefully surveyed the victims, but no clue
could he find to aid him in tracking down the mys-
terious Thing that killed apparently for the love of
killing. Fury seized him. II shall solve this mys-
terry" he declared "Iu destroy this thing-or be
destroyed"
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR,

HOOoI0-KO OANs A1ND CNT UIS.
2942 NEWARK ST. N.W.-TEN ROOMS.
three baths; furnished or unfurnished
Metropolitan 1900. Metropolitan 4333. .
IN EXCLUSIVE FOREST HILLS, BETWEEN
Conn. ave. and r. c.; detached stone. 8
rooms. 3 baths. sun room and breakfast
nook. Gear gar. oil heat. Mrs. LYNCH.
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$12 950-NEAR CATHEDRAL,

Beautiful center-hall corner brick. There
are rooms a bed rooms). . baths. attic,
2-car built-in garage. electric refrigerator.
$40 .0O0. a few years ago. when new, and
positively in perfect condition. Lot large
and well handicapped, with paved streets
and alley: We recommend this as an out
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1411.
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SALE-HOUSES.
fCnptinued
BY EDWIN ALCER

WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF THE
2 new studio BUNGALOWS now being COM
ing subdivisions. These all brick COM
pletely modern BUNGALOWS will sell for
S4,950. on verv rea sonable terms. For
additional information call UNITED
REALTY CO. District f31S
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The villagers whispered happily to one another.
"The Taloned Death has fed 1t fears Tarzan. Tar
is mighter than the Evil Thing" The ape man,
too began to believe that the mysterious killer had
been halted. Then it appeared again-more ter
ribe than ever
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APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR,

3030 WIS AVE NW.-BEAUTIFUL APT,
including sun parlor. .elec. refriaeration.
shower bath: furnished reasonable,
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So 900-2-story Brick. Bath Electricity.
JOHN L1PSCOMB. POTOMAC $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Six rooms. two baths. -2-car garage.
Price under $3.50. Phone North 53s1. 7s
WEST OF GEORGIA AVE, NORTH OF
closed porch home with large rooms on
first floor. garage at $3.50: price con-
siderably under original cost.
Petworth between Grant and Sherman
circles. Convenient to busses and schools.
Six rooms ana & oisn T. RUST s1nee g.. under $1,000
1oo1 sth st. NV. National 500. =
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
fConfinued

BRICK BUNGALOW, ROOMS. ELEC
refrigerato tor. screened porch. built-in ga
rage: available March Is: near Walter
Reed: SOS 905 Elder ST. NV. Geo. 1905.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1776 MASS AVE. NW.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location. Reasonable. s"
1871 r. I. AVE. N.W-Vacancy for gentle-
men in guest home; newly furnished;
walking distance
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43Ol 18th ST NW-Large. attractive
front room: private bath private home:
unlimited phone. Gentlemen only. Phone
Columbia 1868
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cabin. Lake jackson, 80 miles out EDW
BOWERS. 500 18th NV. Natl 332S.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE SECTTON-ENG.
rooms). 4 baths. maids room, sun room
pantry; oil burner. new hot-water heater
electric refrigeration; Gear detached brick
garage: home completely redecorated. House
must be sold Immediately. Original cost
S31 500: will sacrifice for $4,000. Phone
Cleveland 3621,
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District $500 HOG Vermont Ave.
SUNDAYS and NIGHTS. Adams N6"N.
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GEORGETOWN HOME

RESTORED.
6 rooms, ~ baths unusually large liv-
ing room . fireplaceS. large closets.
automatic hot-water heat. gas refrigera-
ton side and rear gardens lovely terrace;
thoroughly reconditioned and beautifully
decorated throughout.
2 A FL InRIDGE West 072h.
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WILL SACRIFICE
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION,
OVERLOOKING 18th ST.
S75O CASH-S75 MO.

All brick ." it.. wide, better than new;
roomsI. large front and double rear porches.
upstairs porch; in reality, two Summer
Sleeping rooms, attic over entire house;
beam-ceilng dining room, new stove. new
electric refrigeration. large pantry, nice
yard. lear brick garage. You would pay
500 rent for this house. but why rent any
place with such an opportunity? Call US at
once. Vacant Immediate possession.
METZLER, Realtor,
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large. comfort
able room adjoining semi-private bath. prl-
vate home; ami; gentlemen. North 1891.
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6728 End ST. NV.
JACOBSON BROS,

BY owner-2315 goth st. NV. Must
sacrifice semi-detached brick containing Z
rooms. glaSsed-ln sleeping porch. bath and
completely redecorated ~
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1884 OGDEN ST. (near 10th, Spring PLY
Master bed rm. nicely furnished private
bath; suitable 2; ideal location: pvt. family.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.
IS 500.

Semi-detached. 6-room and bath home.
reconditioned equal to new. Priced at sac
rifice for immediate sale; exclusive NV. Sec
finn. Call Metropolitan 5034 any time.
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MOVE RIGHT IN,
7 NEW BRICK HOMES.

Attractive 6-room house in Takon
Park: all modern convenienceS. eXcelleI
condition. Call Kenslngton 249. n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
STATE DEATHS

GRANT CITY-Mrs. Hazel Hopes. 40.
daughters. Miss Mary Catherine Hopes
and Mrs. Ruth Winkler; brother, Thomas
and Lewis Combs.
GREENCASTLE-Otto B. Weik Sur
vivors: Daughter Mrs. Dorothy Greenall;
brother. Albert Weik
FILMoRE-Miss Aida L. Stanley. 20.
Survivors, Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Stanley brother. Jesse and Woodrow
Stanley.
Bo0NVILLE-Mrs. Sarah Loreen Phil
lips, 70: Survivors: Widower. Rev. James
t. Phillips: daughter, Rule Wnadalee;
mother, Mrs. Dora Shriver: sisters Misses
Marian and Magdelene Shriver, Mrs Hast
er Longest, Mrs. Kate Tauant. Mrs Cluss
Hollis and Mrs. Anna Lumsden: brother.
Clorch. Lockett. Roy and George Shriver
and Arlie Phillips.
EVANSyILLE-Henry Brugger. so.
PRINCETON-Wiliam j. Dickey. So
Survivors: Widower. john brothers.
James, Robert and George; sisters. Mrs
Ida Thurman, Mrs Sallie Bowles and
Mrs. Lizzie Rue.
DUGGER-Mrs. Cynthia Butler. So. Sur
vivorS: Daughters. Mrs. Wilma Wright
Mrs. Cora Holland, Mrs. Tillie Hacker
Mrs. Louise Hendricks and Mrs. Elinor
Douglas; sons, Sam and Harry Butler;
brothers. John and Elva Dickey: sisters
Mrs. Clara Wright, Mrs. Emma Acora
Mrs. Minnie Fields Mrs. Lille st. Clair
and Mrs. Ida Martindale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
LUNCHEON TO MARK
centennial OF CITY
Jr. Chamber to Fete Kern
and Ex-May0rs.

The centennial of the issuance of
incorporation papers to Indianapolis
by the Indiana General Assembly is
to be celebrated Wednesday noon
with a Junior Chamber of Com
merce luncheon at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club for former Mayors
and Mayor Kern.
One-time Mayors to be honored
include Thomas l.. Sullivan, John
w. Hoffman, Charles w. Jewett,
John l.. Duvall, l.. Ert Slack and
Reginald H. Sullivan. Mayor Kern
is honorary chairman.
John White, Technical High
School, is to sing, and piano selec-
tons are to he played by Harry Ba-
son.
The Butler Thespis Club is to give
skits depicting scenes of earlier days.
The luncheon is to be open to the
public.
The committee includes L. A.
Winegerter, chairman; Joseph P.
Mcnamara, O. K. Switzer, L. E.
Bracken, John Hughes, Morris Har-
old, John Recap, Evan Walker,
George Daggy, Robert Kirby and DR..
j. w. Geller.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
Leap Year Hint Works;
She's Happy Bride Now
Nee Janet BeCkman, Who Is
Mrs. Stader Moseby to
You, Solves Spat.

It's Mrs. Stader Moseby today,
thank you!
Last Saturday it was Miss Janet
Beckman, indianapolis. She had, at
a momentary meeting the night be-
fore, asked Mr.. Moseby to meet her
next day.
They met. There was little mat
ter of lovers spat to settle.
Said he: What do you want to
see me about" You know, kind OF
masculine and surly-like.
Said she: well, after all it's leap
year"
Said he: Lets go!'
And they did. That's why they
were married last Saturday night
and today are Mr.. and Mrs. Stadei
Moseby looking for a cute little fiat
First leap year score in Indian
apolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
SIGMA CHI TO HOLD
STATE DANCE FEB. IS
Annual Dinner Is Scheduled for
Columbia Club.

The annual Sigma Chi state
dinner dance is to be held Feb. Is
at the Columbia Club, Telford B.
Orbison, general chairman, said
today.
Alumni members from all parts
of the state and representatives
from active chapters at Butler,
Wabash Indiana and De Paw are
expected to attend A smoker at 2
p. m. banquet at $50 p. m. and
the dance from $50 p. m. until
a. m. will comprise the program
Members of the committee aiding
Mr.. Orbison with arrangements are
Dwight F. Peterson, Wilson Daily
j. F. Frisinger, James w. Costen,
Reid McClain, John Binford. Rob-
ert Orbison. Harold Ross, Evan 3.
Walker. Howard Caldwell, Donald
son Trone, Fred Sales, George
Parry. Earl T. Bonham, Richard
Woodland and George H. Kingsbury
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

faculty for the second semester.
opening Monday, were announced
to-day.
Five faculty members have been
grained leaves for next summer,
three are to return, and three have
been added temporarily to the staff.
Those granted leaves include DR..
B. j. Voss, Miss Mabel M. Harlan.
DR.. j. r. Kantor. Miss Una Robin
son and Wayne Stackhouse.
Members returning are DR.. Robert
j. Hartman, Prof. Norman E. Eli
aSon and DR.. A. c. Kinsey.
New appointments are Mrs. CaIie
Mae Coons, acting assistant profess
sor of home economics; Harvey j.
Locke, assistant professor of sociolo-
gy. and William H. Andrews. bureau
OF business research.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
SCIENTECH CLUB MEETS
Edward w. Hunter, Former C. of C.
Official, to Speak Monday.

Edward W. Hunter. former secre-
tary of the indianapolis Chamber
of Commerce, is to speak on MI
mismatics and Phiiately," Morgan
thau and Farley to you) at the
Monday luncheon meeting of the
Scientech Club in the Board of
Trade Building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
SANDERS SEEN
AS POSSIBILITY
TO SAVE c. 0.P,
Mentioned Frequently as
Compromise Candidate
for Governorship.
BY ROBERT K. KYLE

The visit here of Everett Sanders,
former Republican national COM
inittee chairman, now practicing law
in Washington, has revived interest
in him as compromise possibility
for the Indiana goyernorship pomi-
nation.
At the Hoosier Republican meet
ing last Saturday his name was
mentioned most frequently as the
only person who could unite the
various factions in the party and at
the same time be strong enough to
defeat a strong Democratic oppo-
nent.
Although Mr.. Sanders is not re-
parded as an outstanding liberal in
party ranks-he was a protege of
Calvin Coolidge-his record as Con-
gresham, as secretary to President
Coolidge and as G. o. P. national
chairman is considered as one of
the foremost in Hoosier politics.
Not a Single Matter
Since he is friendly with all fac
tons. some of the party leaders are
said to be turning to him to carry
the party to victory next fall. All
that remains, in their opinion, is
to get the Terre Haute mans con-
sent. Or the surface this seems
simple. but underneath, political
followers declare, it would mean
considerable sacrifice of a lucrative
law business.
And Mr.. Sanders is astute
enough, they assert, to remember
that most of the Governors in his
time have left office financially
broke Being disciple or
Coolidge's it might necessitate
some reversal Of philosophy for him
to cast his hat into the Indiana
whirligig. 1t is pointed out.
Hoosier Republicans are inter-
ested in the announcement from
Washington that Claudis Houston,
former Republican chairmanS is
looking upon former Senator Ar
thur r. Robinson, as a dark
horse" possibility for the presl-
dency.
Removal Is Welcome
Mr.. Robinsons removal from the
state picture will be welcomed by
candidates and maneuverers alike,
political observers hint His close
association with the powerful Hearst
and MacFaddan publishing interests
might make him a threat in the ma
tional arena at the June convention
in Cleveland, they feel.
While the various candidates for
the governorship are jockeying,
very little is being done to formulate
a constructive line of strategy in the
state. Thus far nothing has been
accomplished save Down, with
Roosevelt and the New Deal" atti-
tude. That hasn't accomplished any,
thing tc strengthen party possibil-
tiles.
There are number of G. o. P.
strategists who are reported to be
out of sympathy with these tactics.
1t is quite possible, say followers of
the situation. that the the next
meeting of the state committee an
altogether new attack will be
launched, this time against Gov.
McNutt's running mates-Frank
McHale and Bowman Elder, and the
Two Per Cent Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
HE'S VERY MUCH ALIVE
CITY MAN TELLS POLICE
Body in Morgue Now Identified as
That of Edward Irwin.

Police today determined that a
man who fell dead on the street at
BIT E. South-st yesterday was Ed
ward (NeO Irwin. rs, who lived in
the rear of BIT E. South-st.
The body was identified in the
morgue yesterday as that of Fred
Kinney, 3l8 Empire-st, until Mr..
Kinney went to the morgue to as
sure authorities that he was alive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01

Putnam. The students have COM
pleted their academic work but will
not receive their diplomas until the
eighty-first graduation exercises on
June Is.
Eighteen have completed work for
the bachelor of science degree. They
are Clement Craig. Journalism;
Sadie E. Doty, Marion Douglas.
Flora Alice butcher, Ethel Gates,
Mary Irby Gibson. Eleanor NJ.
Hess, Geneva E. Jackson, Daisy C.
Kern, Mae Belle King. Ernest E.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01

Lefforge. Sayde Anne Mays. Jean
Miers, Ruth Radcliffe, Mary Schell.
Enmit R. Skillman and Christine
Sorhage, education; Sturgeon john
son. economies.
The bachelor of arts degree is to
go to Cornelia Settles. sociology:
Winifred Jean Louden, English:
Giltner Knipe, economics, and Jane
Crowell. home economics. and Jane
Lantz is to receive the bachelor OF
music degree.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
JACK HENDRICKS Is
NAMED AS RECEIVER
Former Baseball Manager APP
pointed for Tice Catering Co.

John G. (Jack) Hendricks. for
mer baseball manager, this after
noon was named by Superior Judge
Joseph t. Markey as receiver for
lice Catering Co. of Indiana, Inc,
operators of the Stube Club and
Tees Tavern.
Mr.. Hendricks formerly managed
the Cincinnati Reds and the Indi-
annapolis Indians. Suit for receiver
ship was brought by Stone. Stafford
d Stone, who allege that the Tice
tirm has not paid sos insurance
premium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
Beer License Revoked

The State Alcoholic Beverage
Commission today annuonced revo-
cation of the beer license of John
Kahn, Lafayette. for selling whisky
on a beer permit.