Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1933 — Page 12

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INDIANA PUBLIC WORKS PLAN IS GIVEN TO U. S. Program Seeks Employment of 50.000 Men in State Parks. Draft of a tentative public works program to put 50.000 unemployed men at work in the statp conservation department has been submitted to Washington for approval by Virgil M Simmons, state conservation commissioner. The number is in addition to the 30,000 to be employed if federal funds are available to augment the 30 000 already employed on state roads. Both plans are being handled at the national capital by Chairman James D Adams of the state highway commission. The conservation plan would employ 10,000 men in state park work and the remaining 40.000 on forests and soil erosion projects. These would be in addition to the twentyfour civilian conservation corps camps already in operation in the state. Mr. Simmons said. FORMER PRINCIPAL IS HONORED AT MEETING Plans Made to Make Reunion an Annual Affair. Plans for making the class reunion of former pupils of Floyd E Williamson, who was principal at School 72 twenty-two years ago, an annual affair were being advanced today. The first meeting of the kind was held last, Saturday night at Cifoldi’s case. Former pupils from Indiana and surrounding states attended. George A. Henry, former city councilman. w ; as toastmaster. The committee in charge of plans for this and future meetings are Glendon P. Niles. Leslie Moore, Mrs. Emma Featherston and Mrs. Ruth Dampier McKinney. COMMITTEE NAMED TO ASSIST NEW DIRECTOR Advisory Board Will Aid Ie Bella in Work W'iih Transients. Advisory committee to aid Edward De Bella, new state director of the bureau of transient activities, was announced today by W. A Hacker, Council of Social Agencies chairman. The committee is composed of Earl Beck, chairman; Mrs. James F. Carroll, Monsignor Maurice O'Connor. Jacob Mueller, Allan Bloom, F. B Ranson and Warrack Wallace. ELKS TO HOLD DANCE Annual Thanksgiving Affair to Be Given Saturday. Indianapolis Elks lodge will hold its annual Thanksgiving dance Saturday night at the Antlers ballroom. This will be the second dance j in the fall entertainment, series, j Music and entertainment will be provided by Paul Barker and his orchestra. The dance is being arranged by Exalted Ruler William J. Fahey, and F. W. Spooner, dance chairman.

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- - A young _ CORMORANT MitijijfWl ~ m PARENTS. iEHIOI ,< 7/*t CANALS THE ITALIAN CITV IS &UILT ON 117 SAAALL ISLANDS. AND THE : 1 SO-CALLED CANALS ARE NATURAL ESTUARIES OF THE £/he "MAN IN THE MOON" sometimes noos his head, and SOMETIMES SHAKES IT BACK AND FORTH./ FOR THIS REASON WE CAN SEE MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF THE MOON'S surface. OR about SEVEN- TWELFTHS! f IM3 If Nt* SCWVtCC. WC || -

True canals are dug by man. but the streets of Venice flowed w’ith watpr before the city founded. Buildings and dpeks have transformed the shore lines until the waterways have all the appearance of man-made streams.

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WAR IN TEN YEARS, RABBI'S PREDICTION Tarshish Urges ‘Hands Off' Policy for U. S. War in Europe w'ithin a decade appears inevitable. Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of Columbus, 0., said at an overflow mass peace meeting in thp Kirshbaum Community Center last night. The meeting was held under auspices of the Indianapolis Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs. * Talking on “The Unknown Soldier Speaks," Rabbi Tarshish said war will start with hostilities either between France and Germany or between Japan and Russia. Rabbi Tarshish urged that in event of a European clash the United States isolate itself completely and remain out, of any negotiations that might be complicating. STAMP CLUB TO MEET Indiana Society to Hear Hinshaw at Friday Session. 4 The Indiana Stamp Club will hold its next meeting at 8 Friday night at the Lockerbie. Raymond J. Hinshaw r will talk on "Types of Postage Meters." Members and their guests are invited.

CANNON WILL SPEAK AT CHURCH MEETING ‘ Business and Religion" to Be Topic of City Business Leader. Fermor S. Cannon, Railroad Men's Building and Savings Association president and Young Men's Christian Association director, will speak on “Business and Religion" at the midweek fellowship meeting of the Northwood Christian church | Thursday night. Paul G. Winter will preside, and , the Rev. R. Melvyn Thompson, pas- | tor, will give a book review on “Life Begins at Forty." Mrs. Carolyn Ayres Turner has arranged the musical program. Trio Put Under Arrest Jesse Hatcher. 30, of 931 North Miley avenue, w r as under arrest today on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill, as result of injuries sustained by James Steens. 40, of 1724 West Tenth street, last night. Officers also arrested John Gaddy, 29, of 1931 West Tenth street, on vagrancy charges, and Jam°s Benjamin, 938 North Lynn street, on liquor charges.

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NATIONAL CHIEF OF RED CROSS INSPIRES DRIVE John Barton Payne Tells City Workers of Need for Members. Workers in the American Red Cross drive for members in Indianapolis received a cheering telegram yesterday from John Barton Payne, chairman of the national executive committee. Mr. Payne urged the city chapter to the need for every community to increase membership and continue aid to the disabled veterans. “I count on your city to do everything in its power to increase membership,” the telegram read. Campaign headquarters reported the first three 100 per cent firms in the city. They are the Colonial Furniture Company with fifty employes; the Service Spring Company, seventy-five memberships, and the same number of employes at the Peoples Outfitting with a pledge of its entire pay roll. William Fortune, chairman of the city chapter, is director of the annual drive. Membership is $1 a year. LATINO-AMERICANOS CONVENEJ\T LIBRARY Poetry and Music Will Be Heard at Auditorium. A special program of LatinAmerican and Spanish music will be given at the meeting of the Club Latino-Americano at 7:30 tomorrow' night in the Cropsey auditorium of the central public library. The trio, composed of Lois Lehman, A. Scott and Wilfredo Torres, will present the musical selections, and Juan Urrutia, vice-president, will read a Spanish poem. Dr. A. Castillo, president, invites all Spanish and Latin-American residents of Indianapolis to be present. Spanish will be spoken exclusively at the meeting. OFFICIALS ARE CLEARED Grand Jury Exonerates Authorities on Lax Enforcement Counts. By Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., Nov. 14. After investigating charges of lax law enforcement, the grand jury here exonerated city and county officials yesterday. The jury returned a second degree murder indictment against Finis Reagan. 33, held in the fatal stabbing Nov. 3 of James Y. Pointer, during a braw'l in a beer room. Dr. Barnardo’s home in London, supplies 25,000 meals a day to 8,500 children; milk is the biggest item used, 1,000 gallons a day being consumed.

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Here's a good reason for attending Butler. Martha Haworth, a freshman, will take the part of ■ Edie” in “The Robbery." a oneact play by Clare Rummer, which will be presented by members of Thespis, Butler dramatic society, Friday and Saturday nights in Arthur Jordan Memorial hall. Two other one-act plays, "Peggy," by Rachel Crothers. and "Grandma Lends a Hand," by John Gilmore, will be given by the Thespians on the same nights.

PETITION BY MOOR ASKS NEW HEARING Wife Slayer, Former City Teacher, Tries Again. By Times Special SPRINGFIELD. 111.. Nov. 14.—Rehearing on the appeal of Hubert C. Moore, former Indianapolis school teacher, condemned to died Dec. 22 for the slaying of his wife, is asked in a petition filed with the state supreme court. If the rehearing is denied, Moor’s only hope is executive clemency by Governor Horner. Moor was convicted of killing his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Moor, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Wrentmore, Indianapolis, last August. Moor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moor, also live in Indianapolis. PHYSICIANS SOCIETY CONVENES TOMORROW Doctors Will Hear Memher Speakers at Athenaeum. Indianapolis Medical Society will hold a symposium on gastrointestinal disorders at their meeting at the Athenaeum tonight at 8:15. Speakers on the program include Drs. E. F. Kiser, W. S. Ow’en, Jr. A. McDonald, J. W. Ricketts and A. B. Graham. Dr. Walter F. Kelly is president and Dr. James S. Mcßride secretary of the organization.

SOVIET PLEDGES ARE RAPPED BY U. S. SENATOR Robinson Asserts Promises Not to Be Considered Seriously. Soviet promises should not be taken seriously when Russia is dealing with a capitalistic nation like the United States, according to Senator Arthur R. Robinson. Senator Robinson talked against Russian recognition at the Irvington Republican Club last night. “Officials of the Soviet have said, in effect, 'make any promises neces- ) sary and break them when the time demands’,” Senator Robinson charged. “In the face of these purposes for world revolution, if we recognize

PARENTS: IMPORTANT TO USE LIQUID FORM OF LAXATIVE {Read what doctors say)

Doctors say to use only liquid laxatives for youngsters; and preferably one with senna. A liquid laxative can be regulated as to dose. The natural laxative action of senna does not weaken the bowels. Do you realize a laxative that works just right for you, can work havoc with a child? That the laxative habit can be contracted at the age of six? And that the wrong laxative can give children chronic constipation before their tenth birthday? You wouldn’t give your youngster a powerful headache powder! You shouldn’t give him a violent cathartic. Druggists report increasing sales of liquid laxatives. Mothers are rapidly discover-

them. we allow them to establish embassy, fully staffed, and consular offices throughout the country. ! These points will be renters for disseminating propaganda against our I form of government. It is like giving our enemy a gun with which to shoot us." The senator pointed out that revival of home markets will restore prosperity and that foreign trade never represented more than 6 per cent of the total. "If trade is stimulated with Russia. she will have to sell us goods and, in so doing, many of the products sent here will be dumped and ! further demoralize our home markets." he concluded. -“She will want us to buy for cash and extend to her long term credit." B. & O. Recalls 125 By J imes Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—The Baltimore A: Ohio railroad has recalled 125 shop workers in the roach department for next Monday to recondition passenger coaches, it was announced today. This will increase personnel at the local shops to 375. the greatest number in several years.

ing the advantage of the liquid form. Thousands of cases of ill-health —and half-health —• in children are being clearedup by stopping all use of any laxative of adult strength. The preparation most favored for child use is California Syrup of Figs. It is a fruity syrup with the right amount of senna for gentle stimulation of a child’s bowels. It gives the right kind of help. Don’t Give Your Children the Cathartic Habit! If the bowels aren’t moving regularly and thoroughly, do not give any medicine which drains the system dry. Give a liquid senna preparation like California Syrup of Figs. A little every day, and reduce the dose each day. At the end of

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ENGINEERS TO HEAR FEDERAL RELIEF PLAN * Public Works Official to Address State Society. Federal public works program in Indiana will be discussed by A H. * Hinkle, state public works engineer, at the fall meeting of the Indiana | branch of the American Society of ! Civil Engineers at the Columbia | Club Wedensday night at 7:30. Following Mr. Hinkle's talk, M. R. Keefe, chief engineer of the state highway commission, will speak on the state highway program. The me°ting will be preceded A v a stag dinner at 6:15. Reservations should be made with H S. Morse, Indianapolis Water Company. Officers of the organization are S. C. Hollister. Lafayette, president; Mr. Morse, vice-president, and W. A. Knapp. Lafayette, secretary. New’ officers will be elected at the session.

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one week —stop. You’ll be surprised how long it will be before the bowels need any further help. It may be months. Be sure you gpt the real California Syrup of Figs, with “California” on the label. If you get the right preparation, and use it the right way, you can absolutely end all worry over constant sluggish spells, bilious attacks, constipation. All druggists keep California Syrup of Figs, ready for use. It is highly recommended for regulating children, and toy undo the mischief done by habit-forming laxatives., >IRA, w