Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 164, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1932 — Page 10

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WIDOWS BARE HIGH-PRESSURE SALE OF LOTS Workings of Alleged Fraud Ring Are Bared in ' Federal Court. (Continued From Page One) and given a glib line of sales talk which induced her to make a down payment on a lot. “Dozier made a very good lecture, and then he read hislfcreed of life,” she said. “I liked the creed so much I told him afterward that if he always followed it, he never would do anything to be ashamed of. He gave me copy of it. He was introduced as a Rhodes scholar.” Mrs. Hunt said she was promised her money would be refunded if she should need it and also promised that her lot would be resold in thirty or sixty days at a profit for her. Answering a newspaper advertisement, Mrs. Fannie L. Bell, 902 North Pennsylvania street, said she obtained employment with the company as an invitationalist, and was induced to invest in a $1,210 lot, paying S4BO cash, with a promise the lot would be resold in thirty days at a profit. She testified she lost her position, but got -her money back when she filed suit to recover her down payment.

Calm Romance Hectic Flower Showers at London’s Theaters Relegated to Past.

• fly United Preen LONDON, Nov. 18.—Disappearing are the lush, romantic moments in the London theater when page boys rushed down the aisles with bouquets and baskets of flowers for actresses at the end of the performance. The theater Don Juans still * send flowers to their favorite actresses, according to Picadilly florists, but most theatrical producers have laid down the rule that floral tokens of admiration must enter ' through the stage door rather than over the footlights. The reason for the new ban is that theater managers have for years realized that presentations of flowers across the footlights have made for jealousy among the company. Most Piccadilly florists, therefore, have been ordered to deliver , flowers to the dressing rooms in * the future. The mechanical age almost has seen the disappearance of the highly scarfed and toppered swains, who rapturously chose their flowers personally for their actress friends. Although the Piccadilly flower business is still very much of a booming industry, most orders are carried out over the telephone. Bootleggers Prepare for Rush LUNENBURG, N. S., Nov. 18.— A group of New York bootleggers have arrived here, to arrange for delivery of Thanksgiving liquor to the metropolis, according to local dealers. They plan to charter motorboats, according to the local informant. Captures Intruder in Apartment Alleged to have been found in the home of James Campbell, 32 East North street, Robert Ewing, 21, of 318 East North street, apartment 20, was arrested Thursday night by police on charges of entering a house to commit a felony, drunkenness and vagrancy. Officers found Camp- ‘ bell, armed with a revolver, holding Ewing.

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HONOR NOTED FLIERS Memorial to Wrights Will Be Unvelied. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—The granite memorial to the Wright brothers, pioneers in aviation, will be unveiled Saturday on the sand dunes of Kill Devil hill, at Kitty Hawk, N. C. Military leaders and members of congress will take part in the ceremonies. Miss Poith Nichols, noted aviatrix, will .unveil the memorial and the war department expects an attendance of at least 10,000. Such a Blow! No Nickel Beer! NEW YORK, Nov. 18. Nickel beer will not return, declared a prominent New York brewer today. A case of two dozen bottles likely will sell at retail for $1.75 to $2, he said.

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ST. LAWRENCE CANAL DRAWING FIERCEATTACK Challenges to Waterway’s Economic Soundness Is Heard by Senators. By Brrippe-Uoicard Xctctpaper Alliance WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—As yet, as pointed arguments have been presented to Senator William E. Borah’s special sub-committee against the waterpower development proposed in the St. Lawrence treaty. Opponents of the treaty have i centered their attack on the water - i way, and their challenges as to its i economic soundness have been abundant and powerful. In the course of the first five days of opposition testimony, a few witnesses, representatives of commercial and port organizations in eastern cities, have expressed, in general terms, skepticism as to whether the potential 1,100,000-horse power of electricity, can be marketed. But none of these witnesses qualified as an authority on power. This lack of testimony against the power aspects of the treaty Thursday prompted Senator Robert F. Wagner <Dem., N. Y.) to suggest that it might be a good move to consider the power and waterway features separately, and make each stand on its own merits. Wagner insisted that he made the suggestion on his own, and that he had not inquired of the views of President-Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt, who is known to be intensely interested in construction of Hydroelectric plants on the St. Lawrence, owned and operated by New York state. To separate the two features, it might be necessary to junk the pending treaty, and reopen negotiations with Canada. Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the New York state power authority, has indicated that he does not desire to appear as a witness until the subcommittee has canvassed all phases of the waterway dispute. Meanwhile, a formidable case has been made out against the shipway. Men engaged in transporting by water and rail, grain .and merchandise wirnin, into and out of the great lakes territory, have sought to prove with conclusiveness that, under present conditions, the canal can not accomplish any appreciable savings in freight costs—certainly not enough to pay construction costs.

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given Wilson all information it had regarding state law violations For the first time since 1887. the peak of Mt. Washington, in New Hampshire, will be occupied by scientists observing weather.