Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1930 — Page 11

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FIFIELO OFFERS TO SHOW MAYR OFFICE ROUTINE Secretary of State-Elect to Go Over Work With Outgoing Official. fYank Mayr Jr.. Democratic secretary of state-elect, who will take office Dec. 1, today accepted an invitation from Secretary of State Otto G. FifielC defeated Republican candidate, to call at the statehouse and go over the work of the department. Fifield extended the invitation on Wednesday and Mayr assured him he would be on hand today, the ecretary of state said. “This is an extensive department and I will do everything in my power to acquaint my successor with its workings,” Fifield asserted. “I feel it a duty to pass on as far as possible my own experience so that the business of state will not suffer delay in the routine departmental affairs. Mayr faces a rather huge task in iaking office at a time when distribution of automobile license plates for 1931 Is just about to get under way. Usual date for placing the plates on sale is Dec. 15. Other divisions of the secretary of tate's office include the state police, criminal bureau, corporations department and securities commission. The secretary of state is a member of the buildings and grounds committee and the state printing board. Democratic victory has made Governor Harry G. Leslie a minority member of these boards, as well as the state finance board, composed of the Governor, state auditor and treasurer. Woman, 61, Taken in Raid Hy Times Special KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 6.—Mrs. Nancy Stroup, 61. is the oldest woman ever arrested here on a charge of violating the dry law; Andrew Ireland, 30, was taken into custody with her. When both were arrested before, Ireland claimed liquor taken in a raid was his, thus saving Mrs. Stroup from punishment.

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Sinclair Lewis Accepts Nobel Literature Prize

By United Press NEW YORK. Nov. 6.—Sinclair Lewis, who has won the Nobel prize for literature, will accept the award and plans to sail for Sweden in December to receive it. When the Nobel prize commitee announced Wednesday the author of “Main Street,” “Babbitt,” “Arrowsmith,” “Elmer Gantry,” “Dodsworth,” and other novels had been honored, it was recalled Lewis refused the Pulitizer prize in 1926 for “Arrowsmith.” . Lewis explained why he planned to accept tile Nobel award and what he proposed to do with the $46,350 that will go to him. “I turned down the Pulitzer award and will accept the Nobel prize because of the enormous difference between the two,” he said. “The Nobel prize is an international award with no strings attached. It is awarded on the basis of excellence of work, for ‘the most distinguished work of an idealisoic tendency’. That means it shall not be given /for work that is commercial and machinelike, reaching vast popularity. “The Pulitizer prize is for the American novel published during the year which ‘shall best present the wholesome atmosphere of American life and the highest standard of American manners and manhood.’ This suggests not

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actual literary merit but of obediance to whatever code of good form may chance to be popular at the moment.” VOTE .PLEASES LABOR Railway Men Expect New Senate Will Be Progressive. By Scrinns-Hoicnrd Xacsnaocr Alliance WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—Labor circles were elated today as returns came In confirming their predictions of liberal victories. “The new senate, in my opinion, will prove to be a progressive and forward-looking legislative body.” said Edward Keating, editor of Labor, the railway men’s organ here. “The last senate was a fairly liberal body. The election has strengthened the upper house immeasurably.” The railway men indorsed nineteen candidates for the senate. All won but three.

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Following is the explanation of Ripley’s “Believe It or Not” which appeared in Wednesday’s Times: The Great Mormon Tabernacle —This tabernacle, one of the largest auditoriums in the world, is 250 feet long, 150 feet wide and 80 feet high. Originally, it was builentirely of wood, with hewn stona buttresses supporting the 150-foot arches, which are of lat-t'ce-truss construction. Not a single nail was used in this construction, all ,the woodwork being held together with wooden pegs, strips of cowhide, and glue. Incidentally, the acoustics are so excellent in this great building that a person standing-in the extreme rear can hear a pin dropped on the speaker’s table. Epsom Salts Will Lose Weight, but Not Strength—The fact that magnesium sulphate will lose its weight qnd volume, but retain its strength and action; is due to water evaporation and loss of its water efflorescence. Friday: How long is a straight line? It is estimated that there are 45.000 shoe repair shops in the United States doing an annual business of $500,000,003 a year.

JEWS FIGHTING WIG REMOVAL TO ENTER U. S, Seek Another Way for Orthodox Widows to Win Special Visa. BY STEWART BROWN United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS, Nov. 6.—Compulsory wig removal to prove Jewish widows really are orthodox, which is one of the most embarrasing duties of American consular officers aboard, may be ended in a suggested world Vongress of rabbis. The suggestion is made by Frank S. Goldman, Talmudic scholar, who strongly condemns the strict observance of chalitza for widowed Jewish women who wish to remarry'. According to the Jewish law and Tulmud, a widow who wishes to remarry first must offer herself to her late husband’s brother. She must kneel before him and if he wishes to marry her, he raises her from the ground. - If not, he spits in her face or goes through the motion of such refusal. This is the chalitza. Because of the American quota law, Jewish women widowed abroad, whose brothers-in-law reside in the United States, find it hard to comply with this requirement. Upon the request of several American rabbis, Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York wrote to all American consulates asking AGAIN KONJOLA “MAKES GOOD” New Compound Proved Just What This Man Needed— Relief Was Complete And Lastii 7. Konjola is not dessigr.ed to afford mere temporary relief. Its thirtytwo ingredients, twenty-two of which are the juices of roots and herbs of known medicinal value, strike at the source of the ailment and. remove the causes. MR. JOHN BERNHARDT JR. Konjola is recommended for ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, and rheumatism, neuritis and nervousness. Its power in these stubborn cases is cleariy indicated in the experience of Mr. John Bernhardt, 2516 South Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis. In a talk with the Konjola Man at the Hook Dependable Drug Store, Illi- i nois and Washington streets, this j city, recently, Mr. Bernhardt said: | ‘'For more than a year I suf- J sered terribly from gas and bloat- ! ing after meals. Food soured in my stomach and I belched terribly.! A burning sensation in my stomach followed meals. I had little appetite. My liver was sluggish and I was subject to headaches and dizzy spells. Constipation was another source of worry and I was constantly taking laxatives. I became very nervous, did not sleep well and lost weight and strength. "I tried several medicines without results. Konjola soon cleared up my stomach condition and I could eat what I wished without fear of suffering. My appetite improved amazingly. My liver trouble was relieved and I am no longer constipated. I surely feel like another man and can work every day without suffering in any way. It has been a year and a half since I took Konjola, but I am still in excellent health.” Konjola’s relief is lasting because it is thorough. Given a real test, from six to eight bottles in the average case, Konjola can do as much for you. The Konjola Man is at the Hook Dependable Drug Store, Illinois and Washington streets, Indianapolis, where he is meeting the public daily. FREE SAMPLES GIVEN —Advertisement. End Oily, Sallow Skin A little Calonite powder sprinkled on a wet cloth and rubbed gently over the face each night ends shiny, oily skins—puts new life into sallow skin, and cleans the pores of all dust, dirt and prevents blackheads. It makes the skin feel refreshed and bright, so you will enjoy a good night's rest.—Advertisement.

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Sky Twister By Science Service PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6. When a farmer near Perkasie, about thirty miles from here, recently heard a roar, a whistling sound and then saw a cloud of dust arise aj something hit the ground, there was justification for thinking that he had seen the fail of a meteorite. When Samuel G. Gordon, associate curator of minerals of the Academy of Natural Sciences, went to investigate he found that something actually had fallen from the sky. But it wasn't a meteorite; it was a wrench accidentally dropped from an airplane at considerable altitude.

that special visa facilities be accorded to Jewish widows. The question immediately was raised, however, as to howjhe consuls were to determine whether the widow really is fulfilling the Jewish custom or attempting to evade the American quota. As all orthodox Jewish women must shave off their hair and wear a wig from the day of their marriage, it was suggested the consuls prove the candidate’s strict adherence by asking her to remove her wig. If she did there would be no question of not granting the visa. Goldman, who lives in Paris, said that such practice is disgraceful and it is up to the Jews themselves to arrange another method of performing the chalitza.

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SOVIET UNION TO CELEBRATE Feurteenth Anniversary to Be Observed Friday. Bit United Press MOSCOW, Nov. 6.—Friday the Soviet Union begins the fourteenth year of its life, amidst enthusiastic celebrations. The thirteenth year without doubt was the hardest the Soviet regime has lived through, excepting only the first years of civil war and famine. While the nation has been able to show many industrial achievements, it has paid for them dearly in terms of short food rations, insufficient clothes and enormous political strain. A series of politcal executions in the last months, carried out by the G. P. U. without the,formality of public trials, marked me climax of a year of unusual hardships. All mines, factories and stores will be closed on the anniversary celebration. Millions of peasants who have joined collective farms in the last year will take part in the holiday. Paul C. Stetson to Talk Paul C. Stetson, city schools’ superintendent, will speak at the Parent-Teacher Association meeting of school No. 61 tonight.

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