Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1934 — Page 10

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PLANE RESCUE. MAY DAY RIOTS IN TIMES FILM Saito Disclosing Japanese Policy Also Featured in News Reel. Scenes in Nome, Alaska, as Otto Ulevitch Schmidt, commander of the ill-fated Soviet expedition into the Arctic, arrives after being rescued from an ice floe in the Bering sea by daring airmen, is to be seen in the current issue of The TimesUniversal Newsreel. Graham McNamee describes this and the other events of the reel. Professor Schmidt, who started on a voyage to map a new r trade route through Arctic waters, was stranded with his entire expedition, including men, women and children when his freighter was crushed in an ice field. After many sensational rescue attempts the party finally was saved by airmen with only a few casualties. Other important events in the I current issue include scenes as thousands celebrate May day in New York City; views in Havana, Cuba, as ten art hurt in May day riots; Ambassador Saito discussing Japan’s policy in the far east at Washington, D. C.; the Boston police de

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$6,813,600 Granted State by U.S. for Public Works

$652,000 Is City’s Share of Advances: Muncie Loan Largest. B;/ 7 rmet Sprciat WASHINGTON. May 8 —lndiana’s share in the distribution of public works administration funds for nonfederal projects amounted to $6,813.600 on April 30. according to a tabulation today from the office of partment in a huge riot demonstrattion; girls vieing for honors in a “perfect foot” contest at Hollywood, Cal.; twenty-two marine planes starting a record 5,000-mile flight to the Caribbean from their base at Quantico, Va.; thousands of children in an unusual fishing contest at Lincoln, Neb., and anew Italian cruiser being launched at Leghorn. Italy.

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Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes. PWA administrator. This sum represented sixty-two allotments . including outright grants, loans and combination grants and loans. In addition to the regular federal projects, the state procured from PWA funds a total of $1,125,300 for roads. Total for Indianapolis was $652.000, two loans and grants for the garbage disposal plant amounting to $457,000 and a grant for the World War Memorial, $195,000. Muncie fared best of all Hoosier cities, with a grant and loan of $1,060,000 for sewers and an outright grant of $128,000 for an arts building. Smallest grant was $5,6Q0 for BlufTton streets. Other large awards included; Bloomington sewers, $495,000;. Hammond filtration plant, $700,000; Goshen waterworks and disposal

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plant. $605,000. Michigan City filtration plant, $413,000; Anderson waterworks, $209,000; Crown Point waterworks. $129,000: Hartford City disposal plant and streets, $208,000; Terre Haute street lights and building. $137,000. and Tipton electric plant. $70,000. Beech Grove got $45,000 for sewers. Expensive wall paper can be kept clean if coated with a special wall paper lacquer, which is quick drying and transparent.

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Engineer will talk ON AIR-CONDITIONING Two Meetings Are Sponsored by Electric League. Principal speaker at two meetings here Thursday, both sponsored by the Electric League, will be Willis I H. Carrier, president of the Carrier Engineering Company and authority on air-conditioning, i First session will be a luncheon

at, the Lincoln, where members of the A. L E. E„ A. S. M. E.. A. A. E„ Scientech Club and the Indiana Engineering Society will be present. Discussion will be of a technical nature. Second will be In the auditorium of the Central Y. M. C. A. at 7:30. It will be open to the public and nontechnical.

EASTERN STAR GROUP WILL INITIATE CLASS Past Matrons and Patron* to Welcome Forty-Five Members. Marion County Past Matrons and Patrons Association, Order of Eastern Star, will initiate a class of forty-five at the annual banquet at

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6 Thursday night in the West Sida Masonic Temple. 1522 West Morris [street. Mrs. Rea L. Koehler, president, will have charge. Besides the class of candidates, Mrs. Hazel Thompson Coats, worthy grand matron of the Indiana grand chapter, and Harry E. Emmons, worthy grand patron, will become members.