Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 90, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1927 — Page 5

T 'AUG. 23, 1927

FRANCE READY • TO FIGHT DRYS r League of Nations Faces Split on Prohibition/ jpy United Press PARIS, Aug. 23.—Prance, frankly worried by the activities of prohibitionists in the League of Nations, is preparing to fight them. Finland, with the support of Poland and Sweden, has asked the league to discuss means of fighting alcoholism at its September meeting. France, as the leading wine-grow-ing country, expects to have the support of -Italy and other grapegrowing nations in opposing any Vote by the league in favor of prohibition. Members of the Chamber of Depities representing wine producing regions called the government’s attention to the harm a league vote on alcoholism might do, and the government agreed to take up their Cause. * “If Geneva takes up the question of prohibition, Prance must cite the example of ‘dry’ America,” said Edouard Barthe, head of the deputation sent to the government. “We must protest vigorously nofc only against extension of prohibition, (jut ayainst America’s dr which in addition to being WPow at free commerce has caused fraud, criminality and alcoholism in America instead of improving the ' nation’s morals.” New Theater for Gary Hv Times Special GARY, Ind., Aug. 23.—Erection of a $750,000 theater in the W. Fifth Ave. busines section here will begin within three weeks, according to Peter Kalleres, general manager of the Kalleres and Loupas Brothers theatrical enterprises.

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Because she led thousands of Sac-co-Vanzetti sympathizers on a turbulent parade through downtown streets of Chicago, Aurora D’Angela, 18-year-old high school girl, has been jailed. The parade ended in a near-riot. DOG PRICES AWARDED All Characteristics Recognized in Ottershaw Show Bv United Press LONDON, Aug. 23, —Prizes for superlative canine characteristics were awarded at the Ottershaw Dog Show as follows: Best tail wagger—spaniel; most sagacious trickster—terrior; fattest —dalmatian; thinnest Pekingese; noisiest—airedale; ugliest—mongrel; prettiest bulldog; largest great dane; smallest—terrier puppy; saddest—a 12-year-old sealyham.

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SENDS THANKS FOR FLOOD AID School Head Describes Stricken South. In a letter thanking the Indiana school children .qr contributing nearly SI,OOO for the rehabilitation of the Catchings, Miss., consolidated school, Olive Alexander, superintendent of Sharkey County, describes conditions prevailing as the aftermath of the flood. The letter was received today at the office of the Superintendent''of Public Instruction. Two-thirds of the children have been forced to move from the district, the letter states. The Red Cross is caring for the feeding of many both children and adults that remain. Only a 5 per cent crop is anticipated and the landlords are unable to care for their tenants and employes. Five feet of water remains in the school basement. “We wish it were possible for you to realize just what a benefactor the Indiana school children have been,” the letter continues. ‘VWe always knew Indiana was a great State .and had given to the nation many illustrious men and women. However, we are now drawn closer to Indiana, the lamented Thomas H. Marshal, and the history of ycur great State.” The superintendent of the Mississippi schools appealed to all States to contribute and Indiana's gift was among the first received. Sunday School Session 81l Times Special DUNKIRK, Ind., Aug. 23.—'The Jay County Sunday School convention will be held here Wednesday. Plans Swimming Pool Bv Times Special WINCHESTER, Ind., Aug. 23. Glenn Davis plans immediate construction here of a 60x150-foot swimming pool. It will be of reinforced concrete. Driven wells will supply water.

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COSMETIC BAN FIGHT EXPECTED AT PARLEY Hairdressers of Nation to Descend On Cleveland Aug. 27 Bv United Press CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. 23.—Demand that legislative bans on cosmetics and toilet preparations be backed by proof that they have deleterious effects when appl ed to the human body will be made a ; the National Hairdressers’ Association convention here, Aug. 27. T. Paul Vitus of Cleveland, counsel for the association said today this move will be one of the most important topics to be brought up at the conference. Three thousands.delegates are expected in Cleveland from all sections of the country to attend the convention. President Charles W. Godefroy of heads the jgeneral committee assisted by T. Paul Titus and Miss Betty Butte, both of Cleveland. Sept. 1 is the day set for the brilliant fashion show, dance and banquet which will climax the meeting. 350 Miners at Work Bit Times Special SULLIVAN, Ind.. Aug. 23.—The Ebbw Value mine near here has resumed operations and the first coal was hoisted Monday. The working force numbers 350.

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