Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1932 — Page 5

JUNE 29, 1932

MILLION-DOLLAR FILMLAND LIBEL CASE ISCLOSED Mother of Alma Rubens Had Sued for Story of Star’s Death. dl' United Perm LOS ANGELES. June 29.—The $1,000,000 libel suit of Mrs. Theresa Rubens, mother of the late Alma Rubens, against the Photoplay Publishing Company, was ordered off calendar today after a jury which heard the trial was dismissed as hopelessly deadlocked. Mrs. Rubens sued the publishing firm and James R. Quirk, editor, charging her character was injured through an article which asserted she had kept knowledge of her daughter's last illness from Ricardo Cortez, her son-in-law, until after the actress died. Many prominent screen stars testified during the week-long trial. Quirk, in his own defense, denied that he had maliciously libeled Mrs. Rubens. The jury, composed of six men and six women, was divided evenly on a verdict, a poll disclosed upon its discharge. BRING ROBBER SUSPECT Former City Man on Way Here to Face Grand Larceny Charge. Detective William Miller left Seattle, Wash., early today with George Black, former city resident, wanted on a grand larceny charge in connection with alleged theft of SIO,OOO from an Indianapolis woman. Extradition papers were perfected after nearly two months of legal maneuvers in the Washington city.

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Officials of the Disciples of Christ will take part in the three-day program of the fifth annual midsummer institute of the Butler university college of religion, which brings Tuesday, according to Dean Frederick D. Kershner. James A. Crain, secretary of the board of temperance and social welfare, will engage in a series of three debates with Daniel Sommer of Indianapolis. editor of the Apostolic Review, pr. A. E. Cory, director of the Disciples of Christ pension fund, will act as moderator. Dr. Arthur Holmes of the University of Pennsylvania will be lecturer at the institute. All sessions will be on the Fairview campus and open to the public. Invitations have been mailed to pastors of Christian churches in Indiana, Dean Kershner said.

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University of Cincinnati medical college was rushed here and administered to Dougherty. He showed immediate improvement. Tuesday night, the supply of serum was exhausted and the physician, Dr. H. W. Crane, said it was a question whether Daugherty could “hang on" until anew shipment arrives. A telegram to Dr. Wherry brought the reply: ‘Available supply gone. Process very slow. Working steadilj*. Will rush supply by airplane as soon as possible.” The serum is obtained from immunized goats. It was discovered so recently that it has not been obtained in quantities. Daugherty suffers from streptococci hemlyticum, one of the 110 known forms of septicemia. The poison generates in an ulcerated heart valve and is pumped directly into the blood stream.

FOUR SPEEDERS FINED OUT OF TWENTYCASES One Is Assessed sls and Costs in Court of Judge Cameron. Twenty speeding cases were on today’s docket in the court of Mu- j nicipal Judge Clifton R. Cameron, j and four persons paid fines. Penalties included a fine of slsl and costs, with a thirty-day suspen-; sion of driver’s license and the other

defendants were fined respectively $lO, $lB and S2O. Seven of the cases were new, and in these, two paid fines, judgment was withheld in two and the remainder continued. Thirteen persons were defendants in old cases, two paying fines, judgment being withheld in two cases and nine were not called. Seven persons were charged with failure to stop at preferential streets. Only one was fined. Trials of others were continued. CITY OFFICE TO CLOSE Decision Gives Employes Chance to Attend Coleman Rites. Office of the city controller will not open until 11 Thursday, it was announced today, to permit employes to attend funeral services for Francis M. Coleman, deputy city controller, who died Monday.

SET FETE FOR FOURTH Holiday Celebration to Be Held at City Park. Fourth of July celebration of the Hawthorne Community center will be held in Hawthorne park. Belle Vieu place and Washington street, and on streets surrounding the park, the committee in charge has announced. A track meet, baseball, tennis and,

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