Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 98, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1932 — Page 9

SEPT. 2, 1932

COLEMAN PARK FETE^ OPENED 25,000 Attend First Program of 3-Day Event. With an attendance estimated at 25,000, a three-day program dedirating a pushmobile race course at the new Coleman park. King avenue and Michigan street, was opened Thursday night. Feature tonight will be a pushmobile race. The Indianapolis children’s civic orchestra will present a program Saturday night. The opening program included a

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Attacks Bad Food for City Needy

DEMAND that civic organizations and city and county authorities take immediate steps to halt distribution of alleged bad food by groceries operating under the township trustee's poor relief system, was made today by Dr. Walter E. Hemphill, president of the Enterprise Civic League.

parade of 282 floats, a boxing and wrestling card, trial runs for the pushmobile race, dancing and speeches. A. C. Sallee, park superintendent, made formal presentation of the race course to west side residents. Dedication of the park will be held next spring.

Dr. Hemphill asked civic groups to co-operate in the drive to eliminate complaints from needy that the food, especially meat, is not edible. According to Dr. Hemphill, the matter will be laid before city and county officials within the next few days. Several instances in which meat has been in such condition that it could not be eaten has been called to the attention of the city health board in the last few weeks. Dr. Hemphill attacked statements of Indianapolis persons before various organizations that

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the made-work systems of poor relief “is a fine thing.” “The people who have shown me bad food are of high type, responsible and skilled workmen, who, under other circumstances, are able to take care of themselves,” he said. “They are unfortunate in having to be helped at this time.” Flying Companion Asks Divorce ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.—Forest E. O'Brine. co-holder of the aviation refueling endurance record, filed suit for divorce Thursday from Mrs. Elsie Blanche O’Brine. They were married in 1924 and separated July 29.

STAR TO BE MOTHER June Collyer Event Is Due Late This Month. By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2.—June Collyer, motion picture actress, is expecting the birth of a child late this month, Stuart Irwin, her husband, said today.

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WOMAN RACES DEATH Flic* From Panama, Boards Liner for England. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—First half of a 5,000-mile dash to the bedside of her mother, dying in England, was completed Thursday by Mrs. Olive Payne, wife of the marine

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Cheated of Liberty by Suicide * By Times Special PEORIA, 111, Sept. 2.—Suicide cheated Martin Vimt, witness in a murder case, out of freedom Thurs- , day. A few minutes before a depj uty arrived at his cell to release 1 him, Vimt hanged himself.