Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 75, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1927 — Page 7

ATTG. 5,1927

OHIO IN AUTO LICENSE WAR Interstate Trucking Cause of Fresh Dispute. The interstate automobile license war has broken out on anew front, Mark Rhoads, head of the Indiana license bureau, reported today. Last year hostilities were on the Indiana-Kentucky border. This time R is over on the Ohio line and the fight is being launched by Ohio authorities against Dearborn County truckmen. The 1927 Legislature passed a reciprocity act which would require double licenses only for trucks engaged in interstate common carrier business. “But what is a common carrier?” is the question. The truckmen who have fallen in disfavor with the Ohioans deliver milk to Cincinnati from Dearborn and other Indiana counties. On the return trip they transport merchandise out of the city into thee county. Having no regular routes, they contend they are not in the common carrier class and refuse to purchase Ohio licenses. SEEK BOY RUNAWAYS Parents Ask Search for Granville Miller, Alexander Pryor. Two boys were sought by police, told by parents that the pair were runaways. Granville Miller, 13, of Anderson, Ind., is believed to be selling papers here. His mother, Mrs. Lola Brown, said he was dressed in khaki trousers, wore shell-rimmed glasses and a green sun visor and white shirt. Alexander Pryor, 4, Negro, 910 W. Michigan St., has been missing since Wednesday jnoming. Parents told officers they thought he went to his grandparents’ home, but later learned he had not.

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(Left to right): Margaret Jacobs, Florence Jacobs, Ada Bauman, Catherine Link.

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TOURISTS’ CARS LOOTED Tourists continue to be prey for thieves who loot parked autos. Thursday night, William F. Miller, St. Louis, Mo., parked his auto near Pennsylvania and Washington Sts., and returned to it thirty minutes later to find that luggage, valued at S3OO, had been removed. J. P. Sullivan, Dayton, Ohio, parked his auto within a block of police headquarters, at Washington and Alabama Sts., and a suitcase containing clothing valued at SIOO was taken, he said.

Orange St'., Florence Jacobs, same address; Ada Bauman, 1035 Hosbrook Dr., and Catherine Sink, 1344 Shelby St., added zest to the occasion on both Wednesday and Thursday nights. “Where did you get-that hat?” followed in their wake, where-

CONTRACT AIR SERVICE Air mail service between New York and Chicago, now operated by the government, and which Will connect up the new Cincinnati-to-Chicago, by Indianapolis, air mail route, will be superseded by contract service Sept. 1, Postmaster Robert H. Bryson has been notified. Central Airways Inc. of Indianapolis, is preparing a bid to be submitted to the postofice department for the Cincinnati-Chicago contract.

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Brain Teaser Answers

Below are answers to the Brain Teaser questions on page four. Missing words in the first ten questions are shown here in capitals: 1. The Pope is elected by the college of CARDINALS. 2. Liberty Bell is now in INDEPENDENCE HalJ, PHILADELPHIA. 3. Laws which protect investors from the sale of the bad stocks, bonds and other securities are called BLUE SKY LAWS. 4. The left side of the ship is called the PORT side, while the right side is called the STARBOARD side. 5. The front end cf a ship is called the BOW, and the rear of the ship is called the STERN. 6. The green coating that forms on copper is called VERDIGRIS. 7. A signaling apparatus which makes use of reflected sunlight is called a HELIOGRAPH. 8. The common name for sodium chloride is SALT. 9. The city of BOSTON is known as “The Hub of the Universe.” 10. Orthodox Mohammedans face MECCA when praying. 11. Sept. 3-10. 12. Seventy-five.

BLUFFTON CONSIDERING PLANE PLANT, SCHOOL Inventor of New Type Flying Machine Makes Offer. By Timet Special BLUFFTON, Ind., Aug. s.—Otto Smith of Linn Grove, inventor of a new type biplane which he claims has a much speedier take off than present machines, and W. H. Zook, are considering establishment of a flying school and plane manufacturing plant here. Zook, a minister who came to Berne recently from Hill City, Kan., is general manager and secretary of the Smith Aeronautical School of Instruction, of which Smith is president and superintendent. The Chamrfr of Commerce has taken the proposition of smith and Zook under advisement. Moving Music OWENSVILLE, Ind., Aug. s.—The town board has moved its meeting place from the second floor of the town hall to the public library. Board members were annoyed by sounds emanating fro mthe first floor of the hall where the town band practiced.

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Please take my room for rent ad out of the paper. I ordered it for 6 days but I’ve rented it already on the third day. It certainly kept my phone busy. JOHN NEFF, 46 W. 21st St.

Times Room For Rent Want Ad Keeps Phone Busy If you had a spare room that you wanted to rent, wouldn’t you like to have prospective roomers keep your phone busy inquiring about it. Think of the desirable roomer you could select. That’s exactly what a Room for Rent want ad in the Times did ' for John Neff, 46 W. 21st St. You too can secure prospective roomers by listing your room in Times want ads, where it will reach new comers at bus, train and trolley— want ads cost less in the Times, too. ' MAin 3500 Your Credit la Good

MINISTER ASKS $15,000 Suit at Seymour After Interurban Auto Tragedy. By Timet Special SEYMOUR, Ind., Aug. s.—Suit for $15,000 damages for personal injuries has been filed against the Interstate Public Service Company by Rev. Levi S. Sanders, pastor of the New Harmony Baptist church near Crothersville. Rev. Sanders was a passenger on an Interstate interurban car derailed near Taylorsville May 26 last, when it struck an automobile, occucorns rri Quickrelieffrompainful 11 f 1 corns, tender toes and J pressure of tight shoes. DlScholls Xino-pads t£zcr

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