Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 84, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1930 — Page 14

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20 DOCTORS AND NURSES NAMED TO CITY_POSTS Shifts Made to Give Health Department Democratic Complexion. Appointments of twenty nurses •nd doctors preliminary to opening: of school in September were ordered Friday by the city health board. The twenty shifts came following the election of Dr. Frederick E. Jackson. Democratic member, as board president and were designed to give the health department personnel a Democratic complexion. Those named: Nutrition Department—Dr. E. M. Amos. Dr. James M Himler and Dr. Lehman H. Dnnnlne. replacing Dr. J. H. Stegall. Dr. H. E. Hagzard and Dr. C. J. Clark. Dr. (3t/.'all was apoolntde to Dr. Amoa' place as tuberculosis clinician. School Physicians—Dr. J. E. Storey and Dr Clarence Toles. replacing Dr. C. V. Dunbar and Dr. William H. Armistead. Tuberculosis Clinicians—Dr. Stegall and Dr. Homer L Wales replacing Dr. H. L. Hummons and Dr. Amos. Dental Clinicians—Dr. S. D. Merrlyrr3ther. Dr. Frcnk E. Chownlrg and Dr. Jacob Mover replacing Dr. Theodore Coble and Dr. Fred Smith. Child Hygiene Clinician—Dr. Bvron K. Rust. U. S. Venereal Disease Clinician—Dr. Joun Dav replacing Dr. John Bravton. School Nursing—Miss Lillian Loveless. Miss Helen King and Miss Margaret Hcldier replacing Miss Ruth Rclfe. Miss Fannie Kalar and Mrs. Amanda Rogers. Tuberculosis Nursing Division—Miss Charlene Remv and Miss Lottie Page succeeding Miss Margaret Spitzmesser and Mr- Sadie Wilson. Child Hygiene Nursing—Miss Katherine Deane and Mies Margaret McGaulcy replacing Miss Pearl Clavbaugh and Mrs. Bessie Cox. Dental Assistants* Child Hygiene Division Miss Mildre* Morrison. Miss Marie Bauer and Miss Helen Fuller replacing Mrs. Helen Hankins. Miss Blanch VanNess ■nd Miss Margaret Hlvely. Prenatal Nurslr.E—Mrs. Janet Woodring. ‘DECEMBER AND MAY’ ROMANCE IS BROKEN Former California Society Girl Quits Kith Chicago Husband. S’i I nited Press CHICAGO. Aug. 16.—The December and May marriage of Albert R. Brunker, wealthy Chicago politician and business man, and Mrs. Margaret Gaylord Brunker, former society girl of Pasadena, Cal., appeared to be near an end today. The Brunkers were married seven years ago when Mrs. Brunker was 18 and her husband 40. Knowledge that she had moved from their palatial home in Lake Forest to the Deerpath inn became known today. The Brunkers have two children, Barbara, 5, and Bobby, 2.

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Knuckle-down has changed to nickel-down with youngsters in back yards and vacant lots. Inset—Frank Vann, 12, of 520 North Colorado street, part owner of the Tiny Tim golf course on the backyard of his Koine, and his caddy, Donald Joslin, 8, of 625 North Colorado street. Frank charges a “nickel-a-round” and is making money at it. Right Photo—Kathryn Mills, 13, of 133 North Gladstone, slicing into a water hazard on Frank’s course.

HOUSE PAINTER HEIR TO FORTUNE OF MILLION He May Buy a Car and Hire a Chauffeur, but Keep Job, By United Press OCEANSIDE, N. Y, Aug. 16. Samuel Cocks today put aside his paint brushes, but his idleness was not due to tne fact that he may be the sole heir to a million dollars. It was due to the rain, it being notoriously difficult to paint houses in a downpour. Cocks, married and with four children, announced he had been notified of the vast inheritance by a firm of attorneys in Butte, Mont. The testator, he said, was his uncle, Black Foot, a Sioux Indian. The house painter said he intended to remain at his job. But it would be nice, he added, if he could buy a car and engage a chauffeur to drive him to and from work every day.

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URGE UNIFORM LAWSON DONS Act Proposed for U. S. to Face Legislatures. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 16.—An act pro- j viding uniform regulations through- j out the nation for sale and pos- j session of firearms has been adopted by the national conference of commissioners on uniform state laws, it was announced today. It will be submitted to legislatures. Among the provisions are: No person ever convicted of a crime of violence shall have a pistol. Firearms shall be carried only by licensed persons. Sale of firearms would be regulated under the act by licensing both dealer and purchaser. Records would be kept by state and county officials of all weapons sold. Revolt Leader Is Barred B United Press PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug. 16.—Emilio Arevalo Cedeno, Venezuelan revolutionary leader, was refused landing permission from the S. S. Coronado today when he applied to port authorities. He was en route here from Colombia.

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G. 0. P. SOUNDS NEW KEYNOTE ON HARD TIMES •Put Faith in Old Family Physician,’ Nation Told by Lucas. BY RAYMOND CLAPPER United Pres* Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. New management of the Republican party today sounded a keynote to j offset political reaction resulting I from business depression. Robert H. Lucas, executive director of the national committee, in a statement, declared that while men are walking the streets hunting jobs. Democratic strategists are fearing an improvement before election. A Republican keynote for meeting the economic issue was sounded j by Lucas as follows: “When a man gets serious illness, he doesn’t call in a quack. That's just the time he puts his faith and hope in the Old family physician.’’ Lucas said the country is facing a crisis, and if a Democratic congress is elected the country would not see normal business for some years to come. Lucas charged the Democrats have put their party in direct opposition to every effort by President Hoover to restore business and provide employment. Lays Farm Woes to Tariffs BUENOS AIRES. Aug.' 16.—The world overproduction in agriculture has been due to protective tariffs, and will exist for years, perhaps decades, Martinez De Hoz, president of the Argentine Rural Society, said Friday night in addressing deleI gates who attended Grain day here.

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William Lindsay White, above, son of William Allen White, famous editor of the Emporia. Kan., Gazette, has made his debut in Kansas politics by winning the Republican nomination for state representative at Emporia. Though “Young Bill’s’’ father owns and edits the paper, nothing favorable to his candidacy was permitted to appear therein and he made a house-to-house canvass.

SHOT IN CORNFIELD Farmer Fires at Alleged Negro Prowler. Jesse Wadkins, Negro, 14, of 1722 Sheldon street, is in the city hospital today recovering from shotgun wounds received when he was shot by William Mead* 2256 Manlove avenue, Friday night while allegedly attempting to pilfer roasting ears from Mead's cornfield. Mead was not arrested.

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THIEVES TAKE MONET, OEMS I Burglars Make Off With SBOO Loot in City. Sneak thieves and burglars con- j centrated on homes, automobiles, and restaurants Friday night to steal money and jewelry totaling more than SBOO, according to police records today. Hayden Smock, 502 Wallace

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[street, told police burglars stole ! jewelry valued at ssl > from his | residence. Theft of SIOO from a cash drawer i in the restaurant of Jack Christoff, 1416 South Meridian street, was reported. i After ransacking the house, 1 thieves took jewelry and two guns, j valued at S7O. from the residence jof William Pulliam. 1346 South Pershing avenue. Pulliam reported. Theft of SSO worth of draperies i from the halls of the Lincolnshire apartments, 6221 College avenue, was reported. Thieves who ransacked autos c f ■ Mrs. Sidney Dickinson, 2437 North Dearborn street, and Miss Doris j McCammon, 2037 Bellefontaine

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