Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1927 — Page 5

AUG. 4, 1927

DRYNAVYWILL ' SHIFT ATTACK New England Fleet Sent to , Florida Coast. Bil United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. The coast guard’s war against rum runners is to be shifted from New England to the South. Destroyers, cutters, seaplanes and patrol boats used to break up rum row off New York will be sent to the Florida and Gulf coasts Sept. 1. Admiral F. C. Billard, commandant of the guard, today ordered three “dry navy” bases established in Florida. Already secret service agents of the guard are operating in Florida, and the Bahamas, arranging details for the new offensive. ... The bases will be established at Fernandiana under Sit. Com. T. S. Klinger; at St. Petersburg, under Lt. Com. J. A. Starr, and at Ft. Lauderdale, under Com. P. F. Lauriat, chief of the East coast division. Admiral Billard has detailed about twenty ships to campaign against the liquor smugglers. Six destroyers will act as a roving squadron while seaplanes armed with machine guns and equipped with wireless telephones will scout for “enemy ships.” The drive has been timed for the beginning of the winter tourist sea-, >son. Admiral Billard plans to break up the liquor smuggling business before the season reaches its height.

U. S. ACES TO WELCOME WAR FOE, OCEAN FLIER Ten Years Ago They Met German Flier in Air Combat. Bn United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—Announcement that Captain Udet, second ranking German aviation ace, would shortly attempt a flight from Berline to New York, has aroused interest as to how he would be received by those who ten years ago went into the air to meet him as a most dreaded foe. The American Society for Promotion of Aviation has selected a committee of accredited aces from among its members who will serve as a reception committee to meet, the German ace when he arrives. One of the committee selected is Kenneth L. Porter, formerly of the 147th Pursuit Squadron, who had the distinction of meeting with Captain Udet on his first flight over the lines and engaging him in an aerial battle. DENIES HE WILL WED V ~ But Announcement of Ramos’ Engagement to Countess Expected. Press PARIS, Aug. 4.—Arturo Ramos, fchandsome and wealthy Argentinian, this week to have announced his engagement to Millicent Rogers, former Countess Salm, and heir to the Henry H. Rogers millions, denied the engagement story Wednesday. But it was announced that the engagement may be formally announced before long. ADMITS SLAVING MAN Hammond Woman Held for Crime of April 18 Last. By United, Press HAMMOND, Ind., Aug. 4.—-Ethel Sutton, 34, was bound over to the Lake . County Criminal Ccfurt Wednesday after she had confessed to the murder of Gus Stasenous;, 32, who was found dead near here April 18. Officers are searching for her husband, Sam Sutton, who, she alleges, was implicated in the murder. ARCHITECTS IN MERGER Richard E. Bishop and Bass, Knowlton Firms Consolidate. Consolidation of the architectural firms of Richard E. Bishop and Bass, Knowlton & Company was announced Wednesday. The new organization will operate under the name of Bishop, Knowltoa.l & Carson and have offices at 312 N. Meridian St. , Bishop recently received the Chi|Cago Tribune first prize in the naItional small homes competition. Flier Crashes Twice in 2 Weeks By United Press NYACK, N. Y., Aug. 4.—Two airplane crashes in two weeks has failed to mar Irving Van Houten’s liking for aviation. He was only slightly hurt in both crashes of machines he was piloting. Homecoming at Poland By Times Special POLAND, Ind., Aug. 4.—Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier and Attorney Albert Stump, Indianapolis, were speakers today at Poland’s forty-third annual picnic and homecoming. Itching, Annoying Skin Irritations Apply Zemo, Healing Liquid, Easy to Use When applied as directed Zemo effectively and quickly stops Itching, and heals Skin Irritations, Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafiing. Zemo penetrates, cleanses and soothes the skin. It is a clean, dependable, healing liquid, convenient to use any time. 60c and SI.OO. zemo FOR -SKINIRRITATIONS

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Fishing The Air BY LEONARD E. PEARSON All references are Central Standard Time

Although their reputation has not become national, Indianapolis has its own Ford and Glenn. They are the New Boys, the sons of an attorney, Edward F. New, Sr. These brothers have their own act in which they impersonate the famous radio duo. They sing and play together, both for radio audiences and on the stage when opportunities come. And the wonder of it all is their extreme youthfulness. They attend the Benjamin Harrison School, where the elder is in the fifth and the younger in the fourth grade. In the past they have come before WFBM’s microphone and will be featured there this coming season. The Shenandoah Male Chorus will be the attraction at 6 p. m. for receptionists of WIP, Philadelphia. The WLS Players will be on the air with their verse and music program, from 6:45 to 7:55 p. m., transmitted by WLS, Chicago. Light classical ensemble numbers will be played by the Pastel Trio on their 7 p. m. program over KFI, Los Angeles. Charles H. Partington, accordion soloist, will be featured on the studio program at WSAI, Cincin,nati, at 7 p. m. WJZ supplies its Blue network with these bills: 6:OO—RCH Radiotrons. 7:oo—Elks Male Quartet. 7:3o—New York Philharmonic Orchestra Lewisohn Stadium concert. B:3o—lrwin Adrams Hotel Manger Orchestra (WJZ only). WMAQ, Chicago, radiocasts the Chicago Theater organ rqcitaj at 5 and the' stiVio players ait 8:10 p. m. John Josey, organist, will be heard

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Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Arthur H. Campbell, 412 W. Sixteenth St., Hudson, 584-446, from 714 N. West St. George Roth, 1230 S. Senate Ave., Ford, from in front of that address. Eddie Werner, 604 E. New York St., Ford, 965-099, from New York and Meridian Sts. * Virginia Motor Sales Company, 650 Ave., Chevrolet, M-650, from Twenty-Eighth St. and Central Ave. ©avid Lewis, 1408 Jones St,, Ford, 517-127 from in front of that address. Marmon Motor Car Company, Morris St. and Kentucky Ave., Marmon, from in front of that address. Oliver Harrison, 2237 Yandes St., Overland, from 131 S. Harding St. Lawrence Booher, 1622 W. Morris St., Chevrolet, 519-529, from Kentucky and Senate Aves. William L. Miller, 318 N. Addison St., Ford, 523-082, from in front of city hospital. Arthur J. Hadley, Danville. Ind., Oldsmobile, from Twelfth St. and Senate Ave,

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Automobiles reported found by police belong to: William V. Lawler, 3934 E. Tenth St.. Ford, found at 637 Indiana Ave. Walter Paul. 319 S. Noble St.,* Ford, found at East and Market Sts. James Rennjck, 919 Buchanan St., Ford, found at 300 W. Ohio St. * SO HOT DOGS ArFaRT! i Mrs. John D. Jr.’s Money Spent to Assure Pretty Sandwich Stands. Bii United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., donated $7,000 for the Art Center to use as it pleased. She has not yet commented on the Center’s announcement that I the money would be employed as j prizes for the best architectural j suggestions for improved hot dog I stands.

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over WBAP, Ft. Worth, Texas, at 11 p. m. The 9 p. m. schedule at WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Psul, calls for a concert by the White Bear High School Band. " The Crosley Cossacks will put on one of their characteristic entertainments at 9 p. m. and at 10 WLW, Cincinnati, radiocasts Tommy and Irene, followed fifteen minutes later by Ray Miller’s Castle Farm orchestra. The Belle Isle concert of The Detroit Symphony comes from WGHP, Detroit, between 7 and 9 p. m. Events lined up for WEAF and the Red hook-up are: 6:oo—“La PUle du Tambour Major’’ by National Light Opera Company. 7:oo—Clicquot Club Eskimos, banjo ensemble. with Harry Reser. 8:00—“Our Government.’’ talk by David Lawrence. 8:10—Old BUI and his Workshop. 8:40 —Wintz’ Hofbrau Orchestra. 9:30-10—Jacl Albin’s Orchestra (WAEF, WGY). A mixture of classics, semi-classics and popular ipusic will radiate from CNRC, Calgary, Alta., at 10:30 p. m. At 8 p. m. the WGY Orchestra plays musical comedy selections and the Schenectady broadcaster sends out an organ program at 9:30 tonight. v The fifth of a series of ten concerts by Harry Barnhart's Band goes on the air at 6:15 this evening, radiocast by WOR, Newark. The Irvington School of Music program over WKBF, Indianapolis, will go on the air at 8 tonight. Friday noon this station has its last Zaring Egyptian Theater organ recital this week. “Burkie” Brukette will be at the console.

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PROBE MONEY SCARCE Watson Orders Pennsylvania Senatorial Ballots Impounded, s Bit United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. —The problem of money for expenses today blocked the latest Senate move to carry out the recount of Pennsylvania’s last senatorial election, in

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WANTS AIMEE’S TEMPLE Los Angeles Pastor Would Eliminate “Debauchery” by Deal. Bu United Press ALTOONA, Pa., Aug. 4. —Dr. Frank E. Oliver of Los Angeles, who is attending the Central Pennsylvania Bible conference here, announced that he is negotiating for purchase of Aimee McPherson’s

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PUTS RICHES IN 61 BANKS Wealthy Spinster’s Estate Shows 59 Savings Accounts. NEW YORK. Aug. 4.—The late Miss Mary L. Merrill believed In the axiom, “don’t put all .your eggs in one basket.” Her estate, appraised at $502,820 net, was distributed in sixty-one banks, including fifty-nine savings accounts.

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