Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1926 — Page 3

TUESDAY, JAN. 5,1926

STATE TO GET FORD AIR BASE • 1,400 Acres Purchased at Hammond, Bit United Press *■ HAMMOND, Ind., .Tan. B. —Hammond and the Calumet district today prepared for an industrial boom as the result of the announced iriten tion of Henry Ford to establish a Hying field, warehouse and airplane manufacturing plant near here. The purchase of a tract of 1,44)0 ticres to be used as the site for the flying field, the warehouses and the plant was ■ purchased by the Ford Company Monday. The warehouses will be used to store Ford parts which will be distributed to assembling plants in Tn-

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dianapolis, Duluth, Mlnn.i Omaha, Neb.. Memphis, Tenn., and Cincinnati. Civic leaders claim to see in the Ford announcement the biggest in dusftial boom since the establishment of the United States Steel Mills at Gary. WOMAN’S BACK BROKEN Michigan City Victim Hurt When Auto Overturns. Bu United Press 1 . PERU, Ind., Jan. B. —Mrs. Agnes Webb. 31, of Michigan City, lay in a hospital here today with a broken back received in an auto accident near here. She was believed dying when taken to the hospital, but was revived and physicians are now striving to prevent her from being permanently paralyzed below the waist. The auto in which Mrs. riding to Inndianapolis skidded on a slippery pavement and overturned.

DEALERS TO GO TO NEW YORK 'Special Train Arranged by Marmon Company. A special train will carry more than 300 Nor4yke & Marmon Company automobile dealers attending the seventy-fifth anniversary convention to the New York automobiles show Wednesday.Tonight a banquet w r ill be held at the Columbia Club and an informal reception at the factory Wednesday afternoon. Increased sales over 1925, which was a banner year, were predicted by H. H. Brooks, sales manager, in an address. He outlined sales policies for the new ‘‘Special” line of cars. Walter C. Marmon. chairman of

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directors, paid tribute to G. M. Williams, president, as an efficient executive. / COUNCIL GETS ONTO IT Although Ben H. Thompson, retiring city council president, sat with Boynton J. Moore, presiding officer of the new body, at its meeting Monday night, he, said he. found Moore needed little assistance. . ‘‘And that goes all along the line,” stated Thompson. “I nevfcr /saw new \conucilmen snap into it so fast.” Moore is happy in his work. “Why, I wouldQit tratjp jobs with Mayor Duvall,” he told council meeting. ' -4, When Yon Feel n Cold Com Inc On Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influenza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears signature of E. W. Grove. Apr.- Advertisement.

MAY DEBATE TOBACCO USE Challenge Issued by National ‘Anti’ League. A challenge to a debate on the question of whether or not promiscuous smoking and chewing of tobacco is an abuse of personal liberty has-been sent the National Bard of Tobacco Salesmens’ Asoci*ution by the No-Tobacco Deague of America, which has national headquarters at 415 Occidental Bldg. The challenge follows issuance of a resolution by the tobacco salesmens’ group, in which the No-To-bacco League is assailed for asking Vice President Dawes to discontinue the use of tobacco. The action of the league is characterized as "whol-

ly un-American and an abuse ttf personal liberty." in a letter to the Tobacco Salesmens’ Board, Charles M. Fillmore, executive secretary of the -league, said: "We affirm that the tobacco business is one of the most -unAmerican institutions in our country, and is (guilty of contravening the principle of personal liberty millions of times daily.” MAYOR TO BE SNIFFER Announces Employes With 1/iqtior *On Itreath To Go. Bn Times Special • JEFFDRSONVIDLE, Ind., Jan. 5. —Chewing, gum and cloves faced c boom here, during the next four years. New mayor, Harry C. ,Poindexter, Methodist lay minister, has anrtounced that any city official with liquor on his breath will be fired immediately.

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