Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1926 — Page 13

AUG. 13, 1926

.HOOVER WILL NOT STANDARDIZE HIS VACATION TOURS l Trips Practically Unmapped —Plans for Lots of Fishing. Times Washinoton Bureau, 1.122 \rio York Avenue 'WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.—There will be no standardization in Secretary of Commerce Hoover's trip west. World’s champion he started out today for a month's fling at the open spaces, apparently not knowing fully where he was headed for nor just how he would get there. His trip is considered in Washington as politically important, Hoover having been mentioned frequently of late as a Republican presidential policy. Main objective of the trip, according to Hoover, is Seattle, where he will speak Aug. 21. He will also speak at Hammond, Ind., Aug. 14 and In Caldwell, Idaho, Aug. 17. He will be in California late in September, after the primaries. The rest of the trip is unmapped, his office announced. How Many Suits B How many suits, shirts, shoes and socks the great standardizer will take with him is also undecided, his ■ office declared. “He's leaving that to his valet,” was the explanation. Other questions and answers interesting from a standardization standpoint were: ‘‘What will he eat for breakfast Sept. 1?” ‘‘Oh, the secretary never knows what he will eat until he looks at the menu.” ‘‘Does he know the railroads he will travel on?” ‘‘The full details of the trip aren’t arranged at this time." Nothing Ready "Are his speeches already prepared?" "Nothing is ready to be given out now." "Does he know- what hotels he will stop at in each city and what his room number will be in each hotel." “Oh, no. He merely wires for accommodations like anyone else.” "Will he carry simplified and standardized luggage?" / "Say, you've got the secretary all wrong. He believes in standardizing business practices, but well, he’s even planning to do a lot of fishing on this trip." "What , size fish? Pike or pickerel?" No answer.

MR. FIXIT Autos Striking Holes Wrack Taxpayers' Nerves.

Let Mr Fixit present your ease to city officials He is The Times' representative at the city hall. Write him at The Times. Nerves of taxpayers in the 1300| block on Bellefontaine St. are torn j to pieces by the sound of automo- [ biles striking the holes there, Mr. Fixit was advised today. DEAR MR. FIXIT: There are some terrible holes in the street in the 1300 block on Bellefontine St. that have been here all summer. Nearly every car that passes drops into them and it sounds like an automobile wreck. Can’t yQU do something for us poor taxpayers whfcse nerves are torn to pieces from the noise. MRS. WALTER ELMORE, 1322 Bellefontaine St. The city engineer’s department promised Mr. Fixit early repairs. DEAR MR.*FIXIT: In the 1200 block on E. Ohio St. are some people who have four dogs that are very annoying. They awake the-neigh-bors at 3 or 4 a. m. When anyone goes by, they rush out at them barking and snapping. Can’t somc-thing be done about this? EAST SIDE RESIDENT. Report the location promptly to i ■ Sergeant Bledsoe at police head- I Lincoln 4555. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Will appreciate anything you can do to get Shriver Ave., between Thirty-First St. and Thirty-Second St., smoothed down so my old car will last a while longer. TIMES BOOSTER. The streets department will give you relief as soon as possible. I EARLY CALL FOR Must Be on .thb at Municipal (io.f Courses by 5 A. M. The alarm clock trade boomed today when an order, issued jby park board members requiring municipal golf course professionals to be on the Job at 5 a. m. went ln:o effect. Pros also received an edict that they must not leave their courses without permission from board members. The board named Harold McClure assistant golf professional at the Coffin course and raised the salary of .John Paynton. starter at the Riverside course, from $25 a week to S3O a week. nighTschool tcTopen Second Year of Y. M. Educational Project Starts Sept. 10. Second year of the Y. M. C. A. night school will open Sept. 10, James E. Maxwell, director of the Y. evening schools, announced today. ■Everett J. Black will be principal the faculty will be composed of teachers from local public school. Classes will be held three nights a week for forty weeks. Each class will be an hour In length. Recitation rooms are on the second floor of the Y. M. C. A. Bldg., New York and Illinois Sts.

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CLDB GETS NEW AUTOS Painted Red and Decorated With Emblem. In order to give better emergency aid to autoists, the Hoosier Motor Club has purchased a fleet of new service cars, it was announced today. The new road cars, nt the service of members of the club and other clubs affiliated with the American Automobile Association, are pointed | red and decorated with the Hoosier I Motor Club emblem. They were purchased from the Frank Hatfield Company. 1 Emergency road calls come In to the club at the rate of about twenty a day, more than 7,000 calls a year, according to Todd Stoops, secretarymanager. The service, anywhere ,n Marion County at any hour, is free to members of the club. Australia’s net gain in population threfugh immigration in 1923 amounted to 30,892.