Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1933 — Page 30

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ROOSEVELT TO PRESS QUIZ ON SHOALS MISUSE Concerned by Extent of Damage Alleged Due to Private Firms. BV RAY TICKER Tim** Sd'cial Writer WASHINGTON, May 19. The Roosevelt administration is concerned more deeply over the extent of damage to Muscle Shoals property through alleged misuse by pivate power companies, than over the financial loss now under official investigation. It is pointed out that the Alabama power project really is a military plant, built and operated under the national defense act for n rate production, and that it ; would become a vital military cen- j ter in event of war. Roosevelt Keenly Interested For that reason, it is under supervision of the war department, and whether army engineers in; rharge knew of alleged misuse and damage is a matter of grave concern. President Roosevelt keenly is interested for several reasons. The $150,000,000 plant and dam form thp keystone of the Tennessee basin development under the bill he signed Thursday. Senator George W. Norris 'Rep,, N’eb ), who laid the original complaint before the President, is disturbed because the alleged practices may have tended to discredit Muscle Shoals and government operation of power plants. Thompson to Head Probe With the two companies Alabama Power Company and Tennessee Electric Power Company-said to have bought less energy from the government because of the alleged exchange of their own power through the Muscle Shoals switch house, it furnished an argument that the private supply was more than sufficient even in the vicinity of the government's greatest hydroelectric experiment. / The facts leading to the presidential investigation, as reported exclusively in the Scripps-Howard newspapers, are confirmed by the White House and Secretary Harold L. Ickes. Hustin Thompson, federal trade commission member in the Wilson administrtion, probably will head the investigating commission. Wins Reward for Salesmanship .John Frohbeiter of the National Battery Company of Evansville was presented with a silver loving cup at the annual spring meeting of one hundred Willard distributors and salesmen from Indiana at, the Lincoln, Thursday. Frohbeiter was re- ; warded for the highest rating during the sales year.

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Daniel W. Mac Cormack. above, is the new immigration commissioner of the department of labor, chosen by President Roosevelt. Man Faints at Mishap By f nilrrl Prrtt TEXARKANA, Tex.. May 19. When Mrs. A. H. Hays, housewife, ran a sliver under her thumb nail while cleaning a wooden kitchen table, her husband fainted. At a hospital, attendants said both would recover.

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two children, who incurred broken arms and legs. Frederick Harrison. 6. of 2444 North New Jersey street, suffered fracture of a leg when he was struck in the 2200 block. North New Jersey street, by an automobile driven by William Kilmans. 67, of 1616 North New Jersey street. Fractures of the right arm and right leg were incurred bv Can Poindexter. 4. Negro, 1119'North West street, struck by an automobile driven by Anna Campbell, Negro. 2543 Northwestern avenue. Scratches were suffered by Mrs. Charles McFadden. 839 West drive,

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Woodruff Place, and Mrs. John Roberts. 3517 Central avenue, in a crash at Twenty-first and Pennsylvania streets, involving three cars. One of the drivers, John Spencer, 3311 North Meridian street, was arrested on a drunken driving charge. Other drivers were Charles McFadden of the West drive address and Miss Marie Beck. 2129 North Meridian street. HUNDREDS of good reconditioned Used Cars are to be found under Classification 50 on the want ad page. They are the best offerings of reliable Indianapolis used car merchants.

BOY’S FOOT IS PIGSKIN Grafted in Unique Operation; Lad Suffers No 111 Effects. B’i T'nilr4 Prcn KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 19 The grafting of pig skin on Little

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John Gentry's foot, which was crushed early this year, has proved successful. Physicians who performed the operation, the first of its kind in this section of the country. said the 6-year-old boy has fully recovered and will suffer no ill effects of the unique operation.

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