Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1934 — Page 14

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FULL PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR BANK SESSION Code, State Police Radio, Among Topics at Next Week’s Meeting. Round fable discussions of problems now vital in the banking world will feature the Indiana Bankers' Association's fhirtv-eiehfh annual convention here Thursday and Friday of next week. This was revealed today in announcement of the complete convention program by a committee composed of B D Mitchell. Kokomo; Magnus Kreisle, Tell City, and Charles B. Enslow, Evansville. The round table meetings will include discussions of taxes, bank legislation. federal agencies, state police radio and the bankers’ code. Speakers -will Include Merle Thorpe. Washington. D. C„ editor of the Nation's Business, official organ of the United States Chamber of Commerce; Edward A. Hayes, national commander of the American Legion: C. B. Axford, editor of the American Banker. and H. N. Stronck. Washington, of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Dr. Edwin w. Kammerer, Princeton university, ‘ doctor # to the sick financial systems of a dozen nations during the last twenty-five years, will address a joint session of the bankers and the Indiana Sound Money committee Friday noon at the Claypool, where all sessions will be held. The convention will be opened with an invocation by Monsignor Raymond R. Noll and speeches by Governor Paul V. McNutt, Felix M. McWhirter, association president; Charles A Dugan, Decatur; C. R. Keogh and Don E. Warrick, secre- ; tarv. The Rev. W. A. Rhullenberg. of j the Third Christian church, will j give the invocation Friday. The meeting will end Friday night with a sports night at- the Athenaeum after thp nominating and resolu- j tions committees report late Friday afternoon.

DARROW'S NRA PROBE IS TERMED •SLOPPY' Sinclair Asserts Other Board Members Had No Hand in Report. B’l f „itrrl Or-** NEW YORK. May 17.—Clarence Darrow, national recovery board head, was labeled ‘ a badger you've got to fight back" today by dissenting board member John F. Sinclair, who renewed his attack on narrow's “sloppy, one-sided" investigation be. hind thp board's majority report criticising NRA. He charged Darrow took “pecwee" information calculated *n show big business code strangulation of “the little man." and that, the four other board memhfijpT had no more to do with the rept—still unpublished by the Presidents,han with “starting the World war." , PAY INCREASE ORDERED Evansville Utility Employes to Receive 10 Per Cent Hike. 2>v Special WASHINGTON. May 17. Ten per cent wage increase for all employes of the Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company, at Evansville. resulted from the hearings before the NRA Labor Board, it was announced here today. Company and union officials entered a written agreement rovering the wage increase and setting out thirteen rules governing conditions of work.

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LINK WITH DETROIT BY AIR MAIL URGED Larrabee Takes City Appeal to Harllee Branch. Ru Timrt Rprrinl WASHINGTON, May 17.—Renewed efforts to establish an air mail route between Indianapolis and Detroit were launched today by Congressman William H. Larrabee iDpm. Ind.i upon request from the Indianapolis city hall and Chamber of Commerce. It was announced that the matter will bp taken up with Harllee Branch, second assistant postmastergeneral, who is in charge of the new air mail routings. It had been dropped after the route cancellations and when the United States army was flying the mail. Request for renpwed effort came to Representative Larrabee directly from Charles Cox. .Jr., who is in charge of the Indianapolis Municipal Airport. Indianapolis Is already on the new routes from Newark to Los Angeles. Cal., and from Chicago to Miami. Who FA&p Wants Free Stomach Relief? Win. H. Fraser of St. Paul. Minn.. believes he has the greatest medicine for (he relief of stomach ailments caused by excess aridity. The treatment, is called Udga. It is based on the prescription of a noted specialist and has been used by hundreds of thousands all over the world. He has reecived 54,169 letters from grateful people telling how it enabled them to banish stomach distress. If you have Indigestion. Heartburn. Acid Stomach, Gas Pains. Belching, nr even a more severe condition, caused by excess acidity, make this test. Write Udga. Suite G. Foot-Schulze Bldg.. St. Paul. Minn., for a free sample. Bettel still, get a 7-dav trial treatment on a money-back guarantee from Hook Drugs. Haag Drug Company. Walgreen’s and other good druggists.—Advertisement.

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! the city pumping station north of the city was shut down during the I winter because of lack of funds to ' operate it. The pump is used to raise the sewage to a level, permitting it to flow to the sewage disposal plant. Steps to halt the practice of runj ning the raw sewage into the river I will be taken probably late this week ' or the first of next week, said C. L. Calvert, sewage disposal plant super- ; intendent. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, city i health officer, said it will.be unsafe to open McClure beach, which has been improved greatly during the winter under the civil works program. until about three weeks after

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the city stops dumping the sewage in the river. -> Numerous complaints have been received from sportsmen that the sewage is killing game flsh with which the river was stocked last summer. BRITAIN SILENT ON DEBT Cabinet Will Await Roosevelt's Message to Congress. Rtj T’nit rtf /Vr,** LONDON. May 17.—The cabinet, has decided to make no decision regarding the American war debt until President Roosevelt has sent his expected debt message to congress. it, was understood today.

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last night. Virgil Nuding. 30. R. R t. Shelbyvllle road, suffered serious in. juries to his neck.