Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 218, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1933 — Page 12

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POE, WHITMAN GREAT POETS, SAYS WILDER Outrank Longfellow, Whittier, He Tells Town Hall Group at English’s. America may not. have “a golden but she may have a ' moderate age,” In literature and the fine arts. I horn ton Wilder, author, told a Town Hall audience at English's today. Wider maintained that a great genius slips in so smoothly and quietly that the great authors and poets of any age never get their real deserts until years after their deaths. The great American poets are not Longfellow or Whittier,” he said. The truly great ones were Edgar Allan Poe, a drunken poet, and Walt Whitman, an accentric. Poes greatness. according to Wilder, is not for writing “The Raven” and exciting mystery stories, but for writing “just a handful of lyrics.” All the w r ill power in the world ean't make great lyrics, but Poes lyrics will outlive the ages,” he said. Whitman's greatness rests in his ability to catalog American civilization. Whitfnan’s true worth is more universally appreciated in Europe than in America, said Wilder. \ t “Tom Sawyer” always will remain 'a perpetual document” because it ! fells the truth about boys, said Wilder. Mark Twain did a great service in writing ‘Tom’,” he asserted. 7,927 Given Work in 1932 The Indianapolis employment! bureau in 1932 provided work for 7,927 persons, George E. Gill, direc-1 lor. asserted Thursday at a meeting l of bureau officials. The bureau) closed Dec. 31 because of lack of i funds. '

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Flashing a big diamond ring these days, according to Hollywood reports, is Susan Fleming, above, the stage dancer who is getting along in filmdom. And the ring donor? He's that strong, silent man of the stage and screen. Harpo Marx, the rumorists say. Susan and Harpo smile, say nothing, when asked about it.

LINDY TROPHIES VALUED AT MILLION DOLLARS More Thah 2,500 Tokens of Affections Housed in St. Louis Museum. By l piled Press ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-The affections and admit ation of people of every land for Charles A. Lindbergh, trans-Atlantic flier, find expression

here in 2,500 trophies, valued at approximately $1,000,000. The museum, which occupies a great portion of the Jefferson Memorial building, in Forest Park, is said to be the only one in the world devoted to tributes for a living man. From almost every country the tributes to his courage and skill have come. Among them are jewels j from kings and simple, inexpensive i gifts of school children.

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OFFICER WIPES OUT LONE CLEW IN GIRL'S DEATH Thoughtlessly Closes Book Believed to Explain Suicide Reason. Bj) T'nitrd Press MADISON, Wis.. Jan. 20.—A policeman thoughtlessly closed an open book which he found in Inar Olberg s room Thursday night, and thus possibly wiped out the only clew to why the 21-year-old state clerk committed suicide. Miss Olberg was a health devotee who drank three quarts of milk each day, took violet ray treatments every day, and read many books on personal magnetism. She was a clerk in the state department of agriculture offices. Her body, nude, was found Thursday night in her room. She had looped a belt around a door knob and hanged herself. On her bed lay a health encyclopedia, open. An officer closed it without noting the page. Later other officers believed that because of the girl’s interest in health subjects the explanation of her suicide probably could have been found on the page left displayed for them to read. Traffic Toll Decreased DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 20.—The traffic toll in Dallas, reduced from 85 persons in 1931 to 50 in 1932, is on the decline because of closer supervision of traffic, City Manager Edy reported to the council.

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Among the pictures shown at the Indiana Artists’ club exhibit, which has been held in the Spink Arms galleries for the past two weeks, is a painting by Edward Sitzman, “In the Park,” shown above. The exhibit will close Saturday night, with a meeting of the club, at which Mrs. Joseph Walker, art chairman of Province* 4, Tri Kappa, will be hostess. Miss Marie Goth, member of the Brown County art colony, will paint a portrait at the meeting. Horsewoman Kills Coyote lONA, S. D„ Jan. 20. Mrs. Everett Truman, horsewoman, recently rode down a coyote and beat it to death with a blacksnake whip.

YOUTH KILLED AFTER LIQUOR PARTYAT LAKE Dies in Crash Following Wawasee Revel: Deny Wild Sprees Common. By Times Special GARRETT, Ind.. Jan. 20.—Funeral services were held here Thursday for Thomas Clayton, 19, of Syracuse, who was injured fatally in an automobile accider" after leaving an alleged drinking party at Lake Wawasee Sunday. Burial was at Milford. Clayton, was the son of Mrs. Guy Rosier, local resident, at whose lake cottage the party took place. Clayten left the party alone and the

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others at Indiana lakes,' Rowdabaugh said the intent was to point to an innocent beginning, but that “afterward drinking started.” i Army Plane Hangar Burned Bn I piled Press HONOLULU. T. H , Jan. 20 - Fire of undetermined origin late Thursday destroyed the army * twenty hira pursuit hanger, a parachute building and all contents. One bombing plane burned. Damage was $150,000.