Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 319, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1927 — Page 15

APRIL 15, 1927

PARKWAY PROIECI DRAWS PESTS Creek Plans Held Up by Board After Hearing. Property owners aired their views on the proposed Fall Creek parkway south drive, between Central and College Aves., at a park board meeting late Thursday. The improvement, if ordered, would make a boulevard from Bellefontaine St. to Capitol Ave. The board, after hearing a number of persons, took the matter under advisement, and according to President John T. Milnor, will announce its ruling in three weeks. John Saulter, 2710 Southerland Ave., made the most vigorous protest against the parkway plans, which, he said, had been ‘‘popping up” for the last sixteen years. Saulter, a property owner, declared the improvement would mar the natural beauty of the river banks, destroying primitive scenery and creating a traffic hazard. Saulter suggested that a pathway be built along the Fall Creek bank, instead of a parkway, so as not to mar its natural beauty. Attorney Merle N. A. Walker, representing J. F. Rainier and E. J. Barnett, property owners, voiced approval of the parkway plans and declared they were willing to sell at ‘‘reasonable’ 'prices. They opposed the pathway. Retain old officers Indiana Wholesale Grocers Re-elect Entire Slate at Closing Session. The Indiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association, in the final session on Thursday of its two-day convention here, re elected all of its officers: A. It. Gisler, Indianapolis, president;

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Helen Moen, 18-months-old Chicago youngster, lias been mortgaged. Her mother, Mrs. Marie Moen, has agreed to leave the girl "in pawn" for a $750 board bill. Helen is now with her foster mother, who has cared for the child for sixteen months.

Neal McKay, Ft. Wayne, vice president; John M. Hare, Indianapolis, treasurer, and Ralph T. Davis, Indianapolis, secretary. Roy Davidson, Indianapolis, president of the National Wholesale Grocers’ Association, made an appeal for closer cooperation between manufacturer and wholesaler. J. W. Eourie, Chicago, publisher of tho Wholesale Grocer, also made an address. In addition to measurements and fingerprints of criminals, phonographic records of their voices can now be taken without their knowledge.

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DECALOGUE IGNORANCE I Religious Paper Gets Queer Answers i About Commandments. flu NBA Service CHICAGO, April 15.—Americans | don’t know the ten commandments. I That is the indisputable conclusion ! reached by a religious paper here after a two months’ survey. “There shall be no other false faces before me” was written as one of the com- ■ mandments. Others were; ‘‘Keep j away from your neighbor's wife,” | ‘.'You should not take thy neighbor’s cow," "The Ten Commandments is | a swell picture,” “Thou shalt not murder” was the contribution of a IKilice magistrate. Boys and girls of Sunday School age knew the decalogue much better than adults.

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