Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 301, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1934 — Page 6

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INSULL REVEALS POWER SCHEME TO AID GREECE

Almost Embarked on New Venture. Ex-Magnate Admits on Ship. (Cnpvrißht. 1934 bv United Prei>> ABOARD S S. EXILONA. April 27. —Samuel Insull revealed today how he had almost embarked on a gigantic scheme to revolutionize Greece's standing In world commerce. Friends” offered a huge sum to back him. Insull said. The aged utilities operator, en route bark to the United States to face trial in connection with the collapse of his 5100,000.000 "empire” revealed on the fourteenth day of his homeward voyage < which began on Friday the 13th > how he had been on the verge of building another empire during his exile in Greece. Friends Offered Funds “Friends offered to supply the necessary preliminary sum of $150,000 to $200,000." Insull said. "I hesitated to risk their money because of my uncertain position, although povssibly it would have made me, and I would have been safe in Greece for the rest of my life. “I spent considerable money In a year’s study of Greece power possibilities. I am thoroughly convinced that proper development would make Greece the leading commercial and industrial country of the near east. “The secret lies in the lignite deposits. wlrch at present are not properly developed, supplemented by water power, in which the country is rich.” Technical Instruction Needed Insull pointed out that from twothirds to three-fourths of the electrical energy used in the German reich was derived from lignite which, he said, "I question is the equal in grade to that found in Greece, as well as being less easily mined.” He said that Greece imports. In round numbers, a million tons of furl each year from South Wales, Russia and Turkey, ignoring her own possibilities and resources. The Greek producers, he indicatljßj| WSO /▼X Rug sale: HF. 9x12 Axminsters Late pat- <f* nr terns, g o o and ip I U • I O quality. $26.50 fl value. 9x12 Seamless Axmtnsters. d* & Cft oriental pa t - M/I •and U terns. $32.50 Mam value. >x 12 American Orientals. Colors 8k CA through to hark fK J Mm jll -U übber ize<l _ J flg* bucks to prevent \O H ~ slipping. 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum rugs Q 75 Xumer o u s vQl—patterns. 9x12 HairWaf-$C.95 fie top rug pads. r~ — HOpen Till I 9 P. M. Saturday fc' HOUSE PAINT "Guaranteed” _ • Interior • Fxteriorfß ” H* hr.ui-tl . 1 5 It lon gV a lift- fine <,!. V "SPfcs-lf PAINT MARK FT kjT fV T* SIS \V. \\ahinfton K, Washington ACin-KXOX INSTANT RKLIEF: From INDIGESTION, JR GASTRITIS, /< £ M • OCR STOMACH. GUARANTEED. 1 ON S AFE AT A I T. HAAG IIRIG STORKS

ed. in general, neglect the vast potential profits, and permit the nation's products to be stolen by other nations because they lark “the development of manufacturing interests." The first need, he said, was “technical instruction similar to that given in the state agricultural schools of the United States."

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OFFICER ELECTED BY BAPTIST CHURCH CLUB Ray S. Keene Named Colonel of Merit Organization. Ray S- Keene was elected colonel of the Merit Club, membership group of the Broadway Baptist

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church men’s class, it was announced today. Maurice L. Peacock. club president, officiated at the ceremony. Charles Mills will be in charge of the box supper and auction sponsored by the class, which will be held Friday night in the church gymnasium at Twenty-second and Broadway.

CAN COMPANY LEASES ONE-STORY BUILDING Marmon Industrial jCenter Space to Be Used for Storage. The American Can Company, 1936 South East street, has leased a one- ! story building in the Marmon in-

dustrial center. Kentucky avenue and Morris street, for storage purposes. A five-year lease has been taken by the Transamericpn Freight Lines. Inc., 305 North Senate avenue, on 24.000 square feet of floor space in the Indianapolis industrial center, j The ,t,pace will be used for an office, j freigh; terminal and garage.

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