Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1934 — Page 11

MAY 17, 1934.

VINCENT ASTOR QUESTIONED BY MAIL PROBERS Denies Shipping Discussed With President on Yacht Normahal. £ v Cntt'd Prtt* WASHINGTON, May 17.—Vincent Astor denied today before the senate committee on ocean mail contracts that his yacht, Nourmahal. had used for conferences with President Roosevelt on business affairs of the huge International Mercantile Marine Corporation. Replying to charges made in a senate speech by Senator Arthur R. Robinson <Rep., Ind.i, that P A. S. Franklin. International Mercantile Marine president, had spnt radio communications to the Nourmahal while the President was on board during several vacation fishing trips, said: "I can assure you that no person on that yacht ever took up anything pertaining to business with the President. That was not the purpose of our trips. The purpose was to give the President a rest and get him as far away from business as possible. He said only one communication relating to I. M. M. affairs was received while Mr. Roosevelt was on board. That was a message from P.asil Harris, company vice-presi-dent. addressed to Kermit Roosevelt, cousin of the chief executive, on Feb. 7. 1033. The Harris radiogram, he explained. was in connection with negotiations to obtain a shipping agency at Norfolk. Va. Senator Hugo L. Black, <Dem. Ala.) chairman, askde I. M. M. officials if they had attempted to have President Roosevelt re-appoint Admiral Hutch T. Cone and T. V. O Connor to the shipping board. Mr. Franklin said he would have “unhesitantly and probably did” recommend Mr. O'Connor. "Did you see Owen D. Young and

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try to get him to recommend both men?” Senator Black asked. John Franklin, son of the I. M. M. executive, interrupted to explain that, Mr. O’Connor “came to see us and asked my father to get in louch with Owen D. Young.” but he added that P. A S Franklin failed to meet Mr. Young. “I attempted to help out Adimral Stone,” Kermit Roosevelt interposed, but I don't think I did anything for Mr. O'Connor." Macon Passes Over El Paso Bu t nitfi Prttt EL PASO, Tex, May 17.—Flying in perfect weather, the dirigible Macon passed over El Paso at 8:06 a. m. today.

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LEADER CHOSEN BY ROSE CROIX James C. Gipe Is Elected Most Wise Master of Group. James C. Gipe. long active in Masonic affairs here, last night was chosen moat wise master of the Indianapolis chapter of the Rose

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Croix, a constituent body of the Scottish Rite, at its annual election in the Scottish Rite cathedral. Harry’ L. orlop was advanced to senior warden; Fermor S. Cannon to junior warden. Officers retained by election or appointment included Dr. Lewis Brown, orator; Edward D. Moore, treasurer; Fred 1. Willis, secretary: Martin- T. Ohr hospitaler and Frank Born, tyler. W. Pierre Lobdell was appointed master of entrances, starting position in the council line. W. Vernon Schultz was appointed master of ceremonies. Montana is the only state in the Union which suffered a decrease in population during the last decade.

WALKATHON OPENS AT BROAD RIPPLE No State Law Prohibits Contest, Says Wilson. Opening of a new’ walkathon contest at Broad Ripple park tonight may result in some legal tangles and an attempt by Sheriff Charles j (Buck) Sumner to close the contest. Reports that A1 Feenney, state : safety director, would halt the con-

test because of fire hazards, were denied today. Mr. Feeney said that Roy Byers, contest promoter, had asked him to make recommendations for changing the park skating rink into a dance hall. Prosecutor Herbert E Wilson said that since there apparently was no state law aiming specifically against a walkathon. that he could take action only after it had been declared a public nuisance by neighbors or other interested persons. The city safety board will take steps to intercede against the walkathon if any flagrant violations of

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