Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1929 — Page 9

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INDIANA REAL ESTATE BOARDS ATTEND SHOW Weather Fails to Affect Home Exposition Attendance. Despite inclement weather there has been no tailing off in attendance at the Indianapolis Real Estate Board's home show at the fairground. More than 55,000 have attended the show since it opened April 4 and more than another 50,000 are expected to have attended by the time the show closes Saturday night. Today is Indiana day at the show, and real estate men from all Indiana cities who are expected to attend were to be the guests of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board at the weekly luncheon-meeting this noon. State Realtors Present Attendance Is expected to reach its high point today because of the special campaign of railroads, tractions and bus companies. Members of the twenty-two real estate boards of the state have been invited and the majority have signified their intention of having representatives present. Although the lights went out for a short period Tuesday afternoon an impromptu quartet sprang into being and entertained the visitors with “Sweet Adeline’’ and other songs of that type until the lights came on again. Marmon Employes to Attend Special arrangements are being made for a gala night Friday when more than 2,500 employes of the Marmon Motor Car Company and their families will be present. Special concerts will be given by the Marmon employes band during the show. The company purchased tickets to be distributed free to the employes. “The home show is the greatest factor in the city for the promotion of home ownership and we feel that all of our employes should see the show,” declared J. A. Bohannon. vice-president, in charge of manufacturing. WOMAN LOSES MEMORY Mind Temporarily Blank After Being Hit by Auto. Slight head injuries received when struck by an automobile Tuesday night caused Mrs. Blanche Stingley, 317 East Tenth street, to sutler loss of memory of her address until this morning. She was able to tell her name when she was first taken to the hospital. Mrs. Stingley was struck by the automobile of Mike Caito, 29. of 221 Henry street, as she was crossing Ft. Wayne avenue at- Central avenue. Caito was held blameless.

'a 1° Ahead of Record Tear! WHIPPET SALES FOR FIRST 3 MONTHS OF 1929 FAR SURPASS SALES FOR SAME PERIOD OF 1928

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WORSHIPS SHADOW

Pola Turns to Dead Rudolph

Pola Negri; her husband, Prince Serge Mdvani, and (inset) Rudolph Valentino.

Bn Unitr.<l Press PARIS, April 10. —Pola Negri paced the streets of Paris today, seeking a motion picture house where she could worship the shadow of Rudolph Valentino. The motion picture actress was up early this morning and left her home at Chateau Seraincourt for a motor trip to Paris. She announced she would seek a motion picture house at which a Valentino picture was being shown, and would spend the entire day there if she found one. Servants at Chateau Seraincourt said Miss Negri never had lost her love for the dead Valentino, even though she was married to Prince Serge Mdvani. They said the Chateau was filled with portraits of Valentino.

It was reported Tuesday that Miss Negri would seek a divorce from Prince Mdvani on grounds of incompatibility. The prince received with philosophical calm the reports that Pola was about to sue for a divorce. “Pola is a wonderful girl,” he said. “But there are times when two people cannot agree. I have returned to my father in Paris.” FORUM CLOSES SUNDAY Meetings of the Indianapolis Jewish Community Center Association Open Forum will close for the third year Sunday with an address by Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn, founder and head of the experimental college of the University of Wisconsin, at the Kirshbaum Center, on “What Ought We Think?”

STUDENTS TO BE HERE V. W. C. A. Group From University Will Attend Conference. Members of the Y. W. C. A. industrial department will be hostesses this week-end for the student industrial conference with representatives of the Indiana university student Y. W. C. A. Student relation to industry is the conference topic. Mrs. Edna Christian wiil be the speaker. Miss Zoa Gross chairman of the I. U. group, and Miss Blanche Forrester, chairman of the Indianapolis committee, will direct the meetings. Miss Fern Lyster will lead devotions at the worship meeting Sunday. A gypsy party is planned for out-of-town guests Saturday night.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

DROP CHARGES AGAINST GREW OF m ALONE Action Does Not Settle Coast Guard’s Right to Fire on Vessel. By United Press WASHINGTON, April 10.—Dismissal of charges against captain and crew of the schooner I’m Alone left the pursuit and sinking of that vessel the sole point of dispute today in the controversy that has developed over the incident between th's nation and Canada. A protest over sinking of the schooner in the Gulf of Mexico March 22, by a coast guard patrol boat was on file with the state department from the Canadian minister. Withdrawal of rum running charges against the crew has not affected the other phase of the controversy which involves the right of coast guard cutters to pursue foreign vessels suspected of law violations when within an hour’s steaming distance of United States coast. In announcing dropping of the charges, William E. Mitchell, at-torney-general, said the cases were not prosecuted because investigators have been unable to obtain sufficient evidence of law violations by the crew within United States territorial waters. Emphasizing that this action in no way affects the legality of the sinking of the vessel, he said the two matters were entirely separate questions.

IRISH BUILD AIR LINES Daily Service From Dublin to London Provided in Scheme. By United Press DUBLIN, April 10.—Daily airplane service between Dublin and London is provided in the Irish Free State civil aviation scheme which was awaiting approval of the government today. As listed in the completed program, airplanes in the service will haye accommodations for between twelve to twenty passengers. An extension of service to include airplane taxi service to inland cities by next summer also was contemplated. The taxi sendee was expected to appeal especially to American and English tourists. Sell Empress’ House Goods Bn United Press COPENHAGEN, April 10.—Proceeds from the first day’s sale of household goods belonging to the late Dowager Empress Dagmar of Russia totaled approximately $5,328, it was announced today. The auctibn began Tuesday at the former empress’ castle at Hvidoere, near , Copenhagen.

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