Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 313, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1934 — Page 18
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ON DEPOSIT HERE, FIGURES SHOW Ft. Wayne Total $5,886,000 Federal Reserve Board Books Reveal. 81l Timm Special WASHINGTON, May 11.—Indianapolis banks had deposits credited to individual accounts amounting to $30,355,000 on May 2. according to tabulations released today by the Federal Reserve Board. Other cities in the Chicago reserve district reported as follows: Ft. Wayne, $5,886,000; Gary, $2.060.000; Hammond, $594,000, and Terre Haute, $3,673,000. Evansville in the St. Louis reserve district reported $3,883,000. Total reported for the country on the week ending May 2 was $8,517,000.000 or 16 per cent above the total for the preceding week and 19 per cent above the total for the corresponding week of last year. PARAGUAYAN CAPITAL THREATENED BY BOMBS Bolivia Promises Reprisal Against Shooting of Prisoner*. Bn United Press LA PAZ, Bolivia, May 11.—Bolivia today threatened a merciless aerial bombardment of Asuncion, capital of Paraguay, as the Gran Chaco war between the two republics entered its third year. Dispatches received here said that a Bolivian officer and ten enlisted men. selected by lot from a group of Bolivian prisoners of war, had been ordered shot by a Paraguayan military chief in reprisal for the bombing of two Paraguayan towns by Bolivian airplanes. “If the dispatches are confirmed officially,” announced David Alvestegui. foreing minister. “Bolivian avi- i ators will be ordered at once to; bomb Assuncion.”
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CATHOLIC MUSIC | CONVENTION SET: City to Be Represented at St. Gregory Parley in Washington. A delegation to the annual convention of the Society of St. Gregory of America will leave tomorrow for Washington where the sessions will be held at the Catholic university on May 14. 15 and 16. Humbert P. Pa gam will read a paper on the "Development of Liturgical Music in the Diocese of Indianapolis." Other delegates are the Rev. Clement Bosler. pastor of St. John’s church; the Rev. Francis J. Early,
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choirmaster of St. Phillip Neri church, and Elmer Andrew Steffen, diocesan director of music of the SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Mr.
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Steffen is a member of the society’s national advisory board. The Society of St. Gregory of America is the official organization
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of Catholic church music in thij country. Its membership includes the most prominent Catholic musicians of the nation.
