Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1930 — Page 3

AUG. 22, 1980.

JUSTICE HUGHES i CITES NEED OF I LAW ASPECT Much More Important Than Uniform Statutes, Bar Group Is Told. * m JJv T nitr<9 rrenn CHICAGO. Aug 22.—The greatest eed in this country today is improvement in the administration of the criminal law, Charles Evans Hughes, chief justice of the United State; supreme court, said Thursday right in an address before the fifty- hird annual convention of the American Bar Association. "More important than uniform laws, or mere changes in procedural details, more necessary than any statement of the law, is fostering of respect for law itself,” Hughes said, "and the maintenance of the primary safeguards of life and property against the debauching of our institutions by the capitalization of crime.” The chief justice spoke from the stage of Chicago's new civic opera house and devoted the major portion of his address, which was broadcast to welcome foreign guests to the convention. He reviewed for them the origins and structure of American government. BRAND CLEO AS FAKER £</ l nitrii Prr* * PARIS. Aug. 22.—Modem scientists have been convinced that Cleopatra was faking when she was supposed to have dissolved a $200,000 pearl in vinegar and drained the contents in an effort to impress Anthony with her prodigality. Scientists have dipped all sorts of natural pearls in vinegar without Vesult. Rifles, Ammunition Arc Stolen Stock of rifles and ammunition used by the shooting gallery at Riverside amusement park were stolen early today, park officials reported to police.

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After Years of Waiting

After years of waiting the six approaches to the Delaware street bridge over Fall creek have been completed and north side motorists today were using them. One

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of the approaches and the bridge entry are shown above. Boulevard lights will be installed within a few days, and the park board is considering plans for six sets of traffic lights. Paving of the approaches was made possible after the city purchased two adjacent * triangular tracts for $78,000. The paving itself cost $26,199. A forty-foot circie has been left in the center of Delaware street for construction of a monument by the Pioneer Women of Indiana. The approaches connect with Fall Creek boulevard, Delaware Washington boulevard and Talbot avenue.

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RECORD BROKEN BY ENTRY LISTS FOR STATE FAIR 1,530 Exhibitions From 24 States Arrange for Show Displays. Records for Indiana state fair entries were shattered today when 1,530 exhibitors filed for the 1930 exposition, which will open Aug. 30 at the state fairground. Last year the entry list set a record of 1,400. The exhibitors will bring displays irom twenty-four states and the District of Columbia, fair officials announced. Judges for the Hoosier Kennel Club dog show at the lair Sept. 1-3, were named today. They are William Shank, Cleveland; Horace LesJin, Chicago; E. D. McQuown, Dayton and Tom Hause, Westport, Ind. Wrists Broken in Frfll While climbing a tree in Garfield park Thursday afternoon William Callahan, 16. of 1225 Hoefgen street, fell and broke both wrists. He was taken to city hospital.

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