Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1933 — Page 16

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fOWN SHUTS UP SHUP FOR WEEK IN BANK CRISIS 100 Firms Close Doors Due to Calling of Business Moratorium. B< / f hilf'l I'ri f MT. CARMEL. 111., Jan 26. One? hundred business places were closed for a week today as an emergency business moratorium. ' declared by Mayor T. B. Wright and the Mt. Carmel city council went into effect alter a series ol all-night conferences. Business leaders, conferring with city officials and directors of the American First National bank, agreed to the "business moratorium" early today. At. opening time the 100 business establishments posted a copy of Mayor Wright's proclamation calling for closing of all business establishments with the exception of grocery stores, the newspaper, a untility company office, and bus and railroad depots. Town's Leaders Hein The first of the moratorium'' conferences was called late Wednesday. Directors of the American First National bank called leading business for the conference. It was cxplain?d business eonriitioas had caused a steady drain cn the institution's resources. The directors asked co-operation and advice from the business leaders. E. A Cleary was named chairman of an ‘emergency moratorium" committee to decide what action should be taken. Cleary called a series of conferences with other business leaders. Hope (o Steady Business Cleary and a delegation of business men then called upon Mayor Wright, and asked that he issue a proclamation closing all business houses. Mayor Wright called a special meeting of the city council. The councilmen agreed to the proclamation. "We hope to improve and steady business here through this moratorium," Cleary said today. “We will be closed for only a week, and at the end of that time we expect to have carried out plans laid at our emergency meetings.” ‘TRY AND COLLECT.’ SAYS BOARD TO CONTRACTOR Peeks Pay fur Work Done in 1925; “Too Late,” City Heads Decide. “Try and get it," was the answer of the works board today to a contractor who tried to collect $1,104.60 for work done in 1925. Frank J. Noll Jr., attorney, in a letter to the board, declared that Charles Schwert, local contractor, put in a sidewalk and completed grading and curbing on St. Paul street from Terrace avenue to a point 526 feet south of Terrace avenue. The city engineer, the letter said, recommended that the sidewalk be accepted by the board, but, through oversight on the part of both the engineer and the contractor, no contractor, no recommendation ever was made on the grading and curbing. Hence. Schwert got no pay which, under the contract, should have been $1,104.60, according to the letter. "A contractor who spends seven or eight years remembering that money is owed him shouldn't get it," was the decision of the board. “Let him try and get it.”

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Let’s Explore Your Mind BY DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc.

1 If ... {.i.paoDß '■V v ,m\ VJfeJ // MORE PSYCHIC which we have lono since Ts // THAN OTHERS S FORGOTTEN INFLUENCE OUR s? ADULT LIVES? CT.'r •wrWvet.o.NoMMi

AUTHOR’S NOTE—These answer* are riven from the scientific point of view. Not all moral questions can be answered with absolute scientific e---curaev, but no derision as to what is rirbt conduct or aound morals is possible without science. Science puts the rithts of organized society above the rights of individuals.

1. No. It is mostly a sign of the emancipation of woman from male dominance. This "freeing" of women easily can be carried tco far, but marriage as an institution probably never will be destroyed, because it has grown out of

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the deepest needs of human nature. Among these needs mere sex attraction is a minor part. The most primitive savages have marriage in some form and

GLASS IN BUTTER MILK • GETS $2,000 VERDICT Woman Wins Suit For Damages From City Firm in County Court. Award of $2,000 damages was made today to Mrs. Behetherton L. Glass, of New York, by a superior court two jury for injuries received when she swallowed bits of glass in a bottle of buttermilk purchased at a local restaurant. In her suit for $5,000, Mrs. Glass declared she had incurred permanent injuries from the. glass and had been forced to leave her employment as a Pullman car maid on a New York-Indianapolis train. Testimony of physicians was heard by the jury regarding the extent of Mrs. Glass's injuries. The buttermilk was purchased June 19, 1930. Defendant in the suit, the Ban-

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PROPOSES TO ABANDON CITY AIR MAIL RUN Postal Chief Urges Congress to Drop Line From Here to Chicago. 1 Abandonment of several air mail routes, including the line from Chicago to Indianapolis, is proposed in a program submitted to the bouse ; postoffice committee by PostmasterGeneral Walter Browm. The proposal was made by Brown, he said, in order to effect a subj stantial saving to the government in annual operating costs. Wire dispatches from Washington telling of the proposal failed to state whether or not the Indian-apolis-Cincinnati section of the line would be continued as a mail run. | Local authorities had received no | information on the proposal. It is believed that if the Indian- \ apolis-Chicago mail run should be | abandoned, the line still would be operated tempararily by American Airways as a passenger line. | The Cincinnati-Indianapolis mail run probably would be continued, jit Is believed, because it connects Cincinnati with the Transconti-nental-Western Air westbound mail lines. Brown's proposal would call for establishment of several new mail | lines, including one from Evans- j ville to Louisville; Columbus, 0., to Toledo; Columbus to Chicago. Boston to Milwaukee, and Los Angeles to San Francisco. The Cincinnati-Indianapolis-Chi-cago mail line was inaugurated Dec. 17. 1927, and was the first regular mail and passenger air line touching Indianapolis. SKULL IS FRACTURED BY HATCHET SMASH Quarreled With Woman. Police Assert; Held on Assault Charge. Fractured skull was incurred by Fred Watson, 40. of 455 Agnes street, Wednesday night when he was struck on the head with a hatchet during an alleged quarrel at the home of Mrs. Maggie Hayes, 33, of 904 West Michigan street. He was taken to city hospital where his condition is Laid to be fair. Mrs. Hayes was arrested on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill.

‘Name a Street’ Puzzle Solutions Announced

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DE VALERA IS LEADING VUTE

Ahead, 2 to 1, in Returns From Irish Election; Wins Home District. BY GEORGE MACDONAGH Vnitrd Prfrs Staff Corrcnondrnt DUBLIN, Jan. 26.—The republican party of Eamon De Valera was leading the Cosgrave party two to one in returns from the election for members of the dail today. The latest comparative standing of the parties on dail candidates elected was: Fianna Fail <De Valera >. 22: Cosgrove party, 11: independents, 4: laborites. 1; center, 1. Both President De Valera and former President William T. Cos-

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was re-elecfcd. The former speaker of the dail. Professor Hayes, rat defeated in one of the most notable upsets among Cosgrave supporters.

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