Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 313, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1934 — Page 12

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LUTZ DECLINES INVITATION TO NUDIST CAMP Attorney - General Believes Exposing of Human Body Illegal. Attorney General Philip Lutz Jr. still thinks nudism is illegal in Indiana, and he has no desire at all to visit a nudist camp. The attorney-general made this amply plain today in a letter addressed to George H. Oliver, Warsaw. Ind., who is operating a nudist camp at Lake Webster, near Warsaw. Mr. Oliver had written inviting Mr. Lutz to visit the Lake Webster camp. Mr. Lutz pointed out that he had instituted an injunction proceeding against a nudist camp in Newton county and added that nothing had

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| developed then to make him ; change his point of view. “While we are glad to have you present your side of the controversy, we would not want you to construe this as lavorable to operation of a | nudist colony in your county,” wrote Mr. Lutz. “I believe the laws of this state prohibit exhibition of the human body in the nude where several people congregate as in a nudsit colony and, if the courts will sustain me. I will call upon prosecuting attorneys and judges to aid in prohibiting nudist colonies until the legislature meets and legalizes their establishment and operation.” Mr. Lutz recently refused a similar invitation from Mrs. Alois Knapp. Chicago, promoter of a nudist camp at Roselawn, Newton county. A third camp exists at Lake-o-Wood, near Valparaiso. JUDGE BAKER TO TALK At the Annual Young Peoples Banquet to be Held Tonight. Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker will address the ninth annual young peoples banquet of the Roberts Park Epworth League at 6:30 tonight at the Roberts Park church. “The March of Time” is the theme of the program.

INSULL RETURN, DERDY ON VIEW IN TIMES REEL Recent Events Are Shown On Screen, Described by McNamee. The arrival in America of Samuel Insuil, former utilities magnate, and his dep?-ture for Chicago to face ! charges oi fraud growing out of the collapse of his industrial empire, is to be seen in the current issue of The Times Universal Newsreel. Graham McNamee, noted radio announcer and the screen's talking reporter, describes this and other events in the reel. Arriving aboard the American export liner Exilona, the former financial wizard is greeted by a crowd of reporters and cameramen. He declines to be interviewed and ap- ! pears unconcerned over the possi- 1

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a great sports festival; scenes at Brooklyn, N. Y, as a fire destroy $3,000,000 worth of waterfront property; views in Havana, Cuba, as

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troops open fire on rioting students, killing and wounding sixteen; President Roosevelt attending the funeral services in New York for William H.

Woodin, former secretary of the treasury; workmen risking their lives

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to repair the great sky-ride at the World’s Fair in Chicago.