Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1928 — Page 16

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MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT FOR YULETIDE TOYS Young America Getting Ready for Annual Deluge of Gifts. BY HARRY W. FRANTZ United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Noc. 15, —On Christmas morning the young American girl will be fondling ten million dollars worth of dolls while the American small boy will be preparing to wreck about fifteen million dollars of rolling-stock in the form of toy automobiles, airplanes, wagons and trains. American worship of Santa Claus makes toy production one of the country’s typical big businesses, susceptible of measurement in the large round numbers which delight the government scientist. < Gain in Production Production in the United States, according to the last bureau of census compilation available, amounted to about $75,000,000 annually, of which dolls alone accounted for nearly twelve million dollars, with one and one-half million extra for the minature wardrobe, and nearly three million for her carriages and carts. The present year probably has witnessed an increase in this production. Ordinarily, the domestic toy mills are incapable of meeting the requirements of the American toy trade, and there is a heavy annual importation from Germany and Japan. Imports from Germany amount to four U -six million dollars annually and .tom Japan three to four million; Czechoslovakia, France and England ship lesser quantities. Germany provides large quantities of Christmas tree ornaments, wooden toys, and toy musical instruments; Japan sends paper and celluloid toys. The contribution of American industry to the children’s merry Christmas consists largely of toys of mechanical or educational nature. Among the former are toy airplanes, locomotives, power stations, signal cars, and spring operated Robots in miniature. Educational toys include building blocks, construction sets, drawing and painting sets, and wax modeling outfits. Church Officials Sentenced B,y Times Special HAMMOND, Ind., Nov. 15. Stephen J. Craig, an elder in the Christian church here, and O. Tharp, a deacon, are serving sentences as a result of strife in the church, which culminated July 1 when Fred Barnett, Sunday school teacher, and his assistant, Fred White, were beaten. Craig received a ten-day jail term, and Tharp three months at the state farm.

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'CHUTE BLOCKS CABIN DOOR; SIX BIE IN PLANE Two Leap to Safety When Ship Goes Out of Control. By United Press SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Nov. 15. Six soldiers killed Wednesday when a transport plane crashed near here, were trapped in the cabin by folds of an open parachute, an investigation of the wrecked biplane revealed today. Two men leaped free of the falling plane and floted to safety in thenparachutes. They were Lieutenant Harvey F. Dyer, pilot, of Beverly, Kan., and Sergeant Frank J. Siebenaler, Milwaukee. Accident at 3,000 Feet The cabin doors were blocked by the opened parachute, apparently opened too soon, or accidentally, by one of the soldiers. Lieutenant Dyer said the big plane went out of control at an altitude of 3.000 feet. He said he shouted to the men to jump. Then

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HOSIERY HEAD'S HOME BOMBED Grand Jury Probe Is Asked in Strike Trouble. By United Press LAKE GENEVA, Wis., Nov. 15. The home of Roger Kimball, vicepresident of the Allen A Hosiery Company, was bombed here last night, marking the twenty-first bombing in the strike of knitters at the hosiery mills in Kenosha, Wis. Several thousand dollars in damage was done to the home by the explosion and fire that followed, Kimball estimated. The Kimball home was one of the show places in the wealthy colony three miles across the lake from here. The Kenosha Chamber of Com-

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