Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 324, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1927 — Page 3

APRIL 21, 1927

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Doubtful Verdict in Death of Heir Bn United Bren* WASHINGTON, April 21— “Drowning—by accident (?)” was the dubious autopsy conclusion Wednesday in the death of Capt. Frederick Hopper, Jr., 46, for whom a two weeks' search had been conducted by 200 American Legionnaires, friends with bloodhounds, and police. The body of Hopper, World War veteran, and part heir to a $1,500,000 estate, was found yesterday in the Potomac River near Great Falls, Md. Bruises oh the head were held insignificant by physicians, who said Hopper was alive when he entered the water. Doctors were restrained from writing a suicide verdict by Hopper’s acquaintances, who explained lie had no motive for killing himself, and if he had would have used a revolver, with which he was expert. Friends insisted on a foul play theory, but when this was unacceptable to physicians, said Hopper must have fallen into the river. Ruth Brown Snyder-Hcnry Judd Gray murder trial "are hard up to occupy the,ir time.” That there is less prejudice against the Catholic church now than when he was a boy. That people are more Interested in a man when he passes 90 because they no,longer are jealous of him. That it is as important for a man of 93 to have playmates as for a youth of 20. He misses most his old friends who have gone and left him still living. That he never would have lived the life he has lived without being an optimist. That the poorest man today is better off than the richest when lie was a boy. 1 That we wonder now at such things as television, but before many years it will be, a commonplace.

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‘CHILD HEALTH WEEK" Program to Be Outlined .Monday to Social Agencies. Child health problems will be discussed at the meeting of the In- j dianapolis Council of Social Agencies Monday, at the Spink-Arms. Plans for Child Health week will be presented by Paul R. Kirby, director of the child hygiene division, city board of health. Dr. James H. Stygall will outline the need for a preventorium in Indianapolis for children too malnourished and sickly to be sent to other summer camps. The work of the Indianapolis Parent-Teacher Association in the examination of pre-school age children will be presented by Mrs. Charles H. Smith. COMMUNITY ‘Y’ CIRCUS Many Features Inriuded in Friday c and Saturday Programs, The Y. M. C. A. will give its annual community’ circus, Friday and Saturday nights. Acrobatic and athletic stunts will be presented by various gymnasium classes. Junior and senior leader corps perform on parallel bars; the £>el Monte Trio will give an acrobatic exhibition; boys department members will give marching and wand drills, and fencing classes will display skill. The Big Meeting orchestra will play Friday night, the Colored Y. M. C. A. Band, Saturday night. WAGE AGREEMENT FILED Gary Utilities to Tay Operators 65 Per Cent an Hour. The Gary Railways Company and the South Shore Motor Coach Company. both of Gary, filed with the public service commission today an

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Smoke Man Under Fire | Mayor Duvall today said he had received no further protest against Smoke Inspector Joseph Buchanan, under fire of the Women's department club smoke abatement committee. Mrs. C. A. Jones, chairman, Tuesday asked Duvall to oust Buchanan, it is believed.

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