Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1931 — Page 23

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C. T. Wang (above) who resigned Wednesday as foreign minister of China, was injured seriously when a mob of Chinese students invaded his office at Nanking, beat him and tore off his clothes for his failure to induce the League of Nations to intervene in the struggle between Japan and China in Manchuria.

QUITS LIBRARY POST Miss Kate V. Branham on Staff 39 Years. After thirty-nine years of service as a member of the public library staff, Miss Kate V. Branham has resigned, effective Oct. 1. Two years ago Miss Branham suffered a severe accident in which her hip was fractured. Up to that time she had missed only twelve days in all of her years of service. Those were due to a minor accident incurred in her regular library work. For a number of years her desk has been in the balcony in front of the book catalog. When the public library was located at Meridian and Ohio streets, Miss Branham worked in the order department. After the library was moved to its present home she was given the post of readers’ assistant. Miss Branham is a native Hoosier, born in Madison. Ind., and is a member of a pioneer family. FURNITURE ON DISPLAY Products of City Industries to Be Shown at Chicago. Furniture manufactured by three Indianapolis companies will be included In displays at the second annual national home furnishings style show which opens in Chicago Oct, 7. The companies are the John J. Madden Manufacturing Company, the Udell Works, Inc., and the Western Furniture Company. TECH H. S. CLUBELECTS Nature Study Group Names La Verne Anderson President. Nature Study Club at Arsenal Technical high school hi:s elected LaVerne Anderson president. Other officers are Joe Dye, vice-president; Aletha Cox, secretary, and George Van Vleet, treasurer. Members of the club will go on a hike Saturday. Burton J. Malott, botany instructor, will speak at the next meeting.

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U. S. AIR LINES FEELING PINCH OF RATE CUTS Nation to Save $700,000 a Year Through Change of Price Basis. By Scripps-Hownrd Xetctpapcr Alliance WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.—The country’s air mail operators, against whom the independent lines have been ruling charges of monopoly and political favoritism, are feeling the pinch of governmental economy. Starting Thursday, new rates went into effect on six of the country's eleven air mail “systems”—rates that will mean a saving of nearly s7oopo a year to the government. And that isn't the end. It is probable that within a few weeks all the operators will be called in and reductions made that will bring the annual saving up to $1,000,000 yearly. Those reductions are expected to take effect about Dec. 1. Basis Was Changed Under the Watres bill, pay for carrying air mail was changed from a poundage basis to space-mile basis—so much for so many pounds a mile. Each operator Is assigned a definite space, say for instance, 600 pounds. When his mail goes above the half-way point between that amount and the next bracket above, his pay is changed to the higher rate. In looking around for new economy channels, the postofficc found that the mail carried on some lines was below that line’s space assignment: in fact, was below the halfway market between that assignment and the next bracket below. So, they thought, if the rule works up, it ought to work down, consequently, the space assignments (and thus the rates of pay) on six big systems were scaled down to the tune of $700,000 a year. Appropriation Excess Looms The air mail service for the current fiscal year is expected to cost about $900,000 over the $20,000,000 appropriation. It is not considered likely that Postmaster-General Walter Brown will feel like asking congress for a deficiency appropriation. That $900,000 has to come from somewhere. Hence, further cutting to make up for the deficit will be necessary. It will not take a very large reduction a mile, because the air mail is being flown more than 30,000,000 miles a year. This reduction, when made, will be the third since the Watres bill went into effect.

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