Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1930 — Page 2

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TROOPS PATROL TUNIS TO GUARD CHURCH PARLEY Arabs Organize Moslem Demonstration When Catholics Convene. BY STEWART BROWN I mt*u Pres* Staff CorreApondent CARWAGE, Tunis, May 8 Black Senegalese troops patrolled the streets of Tunis today to insure tranquillity for the thirtieth International Eucharistic congress. Simultaneously with opening the congress here with high masses Arab visitors to the city organized a Moslem demonstration in the native quarter of Tunis, a few miles away. Authorities do not anticipate any trouble, and expect the Arabs to confine their activities to a religious fete. The Senegalese, neither Christian nor Moslem, were ordered to patrol the city. Buenos Aires virtually'was agreed upon today for the site of the 1034 Eucharistic congress. Dublin previously was selected for the 1932 congress. With the ceremonies opening the International Roman Catholic gathering completed, the 20.000 pilgrims from every land sat among the ruins or on the grassy slopes of ancient Carthage and prepared to hear, through the most modern loudspeaker equipment, four days of ceremonials and speeches on religious subjects. Some 500 American pilgrims are here. The martyrs who died for the Christian cause in the lion arena at Rome were honored at the first open air meeting this afternoon. Thousands of children crusaders sang hymns and marched solemnly past the martyrs’ tombs, laying palms before them. MUSIC PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN AT SCHOOL Concert Tonight to Be Sponsored by Walther League. Feature of the music week prog- I ram events today will be a concert! at 8:15 tonight at the Manual high school auditorium under auspices of the Emmanus Walther League. The Immanuel Lutheran children's chorus will offer the program. The Shortridge high school band appeared on the Monument steps j for a concert at noon today. At 8 tonight the male quartet of Indiana Central college and the Y. M. C. A. junior orchestra will present a concert at the central Y. M. C. A. The Irvington School of Music will present a concert of whistling /numbers by William Hogle at School 28 during the day and the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Indianapolis Music Promoters will sponsor a concert at 8 tonight at the J- T. V. Hill community center, Seventeenth street and Columbia avenue. BIRTH CONTROL IN PLAY Audience Sits Silent at Premiere in London. fin Unit til Press LONDON, May B.—An audience sat silently last night through the first performance of Dr. Marie Stopes’ new birth control play, "Our Ostriches.” "Our Ostriches” contains a scene In which an expectant mother collapses on the stage and is borne to a bed screaming. It was passed by the censor.

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Woman Leads S. Dakota Race for Governor

Miss Gladys Pyle

Tops Four Men in Primary, but Lacks Plurality Set by Law. Bn T'nilril Press HURON, S. D„ May B.—Miss Gladys Pyle, secretary of state for South Dakota and hopeful of being its next Governor, expects to bring about numerous reforms if she becomes the state’s chief executive. Miss Pyle led four meA in the primaly for nomination on the Republican ballott, but due to a law which requires that a candidate must obt:.hi 35 per cent of the votes cast, a state convention will determine the winner. This convention will be heid in Pierre on May 20. Miss Pyle, w-ho is 39, favors prohibition enforcement. She advocates the removal of the Governor as an ex-officio member of my boards he appoints during his term in office and favors tax reform.! Late returns from the primary indicated Senator W. H. McMasters and Governor W. J. Bulow will oppose each other for senator in the fall election.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to the police as stolen belong to; James Witlow, 307 Nbrth Sherman drive, Ford roadster. 744-935, from Senate avenue and Washington street. Eldon Terry, 1650 Ashland avenue. Cleveland motorcycle, from 1650 Ashland avenue. Chester Westherly. 304 North La Salle street. Essex, from parking space at Marmon Motor Car Company. Andrew Broshier, 1341 West Twentysixth street. Maxwell coupe, 55-658, from Maryland and Meridian streets. Paris Horney. 2046 Roosevelt avenue. Ford coupe. ;'9-960, from St. Clair and Illinois streets.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: J. R. Crump. 51 North Fifth street. Beech Grove. Willy-Knight sedan, found at 605 Madison avenue. Ford coupe. M-2-093, found at Mew York street and White river. Truck Kills Horse /?,;/ Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., May B. Tony Concilia, driving a truck belonging to Concilia, struck and killed a horse belonging to a farmer near Fillmore. The horse, being led behind a wagon, jerked loose and jumped in front of the truck, which went into a ditch.

$184,411.94 For Savings Depositors Again—on Thursday, May i—the twelve offices of Fletcher Trust Banks credited hundreds of thousands of dollars six months’ interest—to the accounts of savings depositors. You, too, can share in such interest. Open a Savings Account today and make regular deposits. Then your own name will be on the list the next time we distribute interest money—November i. Fletcher Trust Banks, with 70,000 separate accounts, stand first among Indianapolis banks in number of depositors. Fletcher Savings and Tfust ~ Company, with capital and surplus of three million dollars, is the largest trust company in Indiana. Save with any Fletcher Trust Bank for convenience —and for the protection of Fletcher Trust management Deposits by May 10 earn 4% from May 1. Interest 1 at 4% is paid twice a year on Savings Balances of $5 or more. Interest starts every month. jj Jfletther ®rust 3Bantep|ll| j. Northwest Corner Pennsylvania and Market Streets $ M FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TU ST COMPANY 15 A VOLUNTARY■ 474 West SOUTH SIDE OFFICE JR?

18 ARE HANDED FEDERAL TERMS , * Liquor Violators Lead In Receiving Sentences. Eleven person , were sentenced by Judge Robert C. Baltzell in federal court Wednesday for liquor law’ violations, ana seven on narcotic charges. Four sentenced to Ft. Leaven-

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worth, (Kan.) federal prison are: John F.larich, 729 Haugh street, two years; William C. Whitten, Lawrence, two years and SSOO fine; Charles R. Harris of Lawrence, a year and a day, and Irvin Sudbrack, 3617** East Sixteenth street, a year and a day. Jail sentences for liquor lawviolations are: V.h’.ium Zanganas. West New Yorlc street, ninety days end SIOO fine: Maude Copper. 2505 North Talbott street, sixty days; Homer Johnson, 902 North Pennsylvania street, four months; Fred Farber, 618 South Meridian street, four months; Marv Lane. -922 East Tenth street, sixty davs S2OO fine; Frank C. Meade, 922 Fast Tenth street, sixty days, and Le Hall. Moores Hill, four months. Seven others were sentenced for

violation of narcotic laws. They were: Frank Hushes, Negro, 523 Tippecane street, eighteen months at Leavenworth; Marcella Hughes, his wife, sixty days in Jail; Jofci C. Hadd. 515 West Twenty-sixth street, six months; Nellie JeiTerson, 960 Superior street, four months; Dolph H. Staub and Claude Mitchell, both of Indianapolis. each a year and a day in Leavenworth, and James Longmire. violation of narcotic law and Impersonation of federal officer, fifteen months in Leavenworth. Walter Harrison of Dayton, 0., convicted under the Dyer act, was sentenced to a year and a day at Chillicothe, 0., and Marion R. Stevens of New Albany was given six months in jail on a similar charge.

GROWTH RECORD SET Beverly Hills Census Gain Is 2,486 Per Cent. Bn United Press LOS ANGELES. May B. The southern California booster, whose enthusiasm for years has been held up to ridicule by other sectional ad-

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herents and jesters, was having his inning today. The 1930 census enumeration is not completed yet, but already is showing phenomenal gains. Local census enumerators were on record today as naming Beverly Hills the nation’s fastest growing community. The completed figures showed the 1930 population of Beverly Hills to be 17,428 while the census taker who

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plodded through the cow pastures there in 1920 could find ocitf 674 residents. The gain waa 2,4N per cent. Injured Man Asks $12,919 GREENCASTLE. Ind., May 8 George W. Cotterol, Terre Haute, has filed a $12,000 damage suit here against Charles W. Buis for injuries which'he alleges he sustained when struck by a truck by an employe of Buis.