Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 58, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1934 — Page 8

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ROOSEVELT OFF ON 3.000-MILE FIUN TO HAWAII Start Is Made in Rain; Representatives Handle Strike Cares. ti/t nitfd Hrr., ABOARD U. S. E NEW ORLEANS, July IB.—President RooseVflt, m the cruiser Houston, headed today for Napoopoo. Hawaii, leaving his representatives In the United Btates to ake rare of the San Francisco general sfrikp In rainy weather, the President left Clipperton island late yesterday for the 3.000-mile run to Napoopoo. His schedule calls for arrival there July 24. with a day of fishing off Hill on the 25th and more fishing off Honolulu July 26 For several hours the Houston and Its escorting cruiser New Orleans lay at anchor off the two-mile atoll that is Clipperton island. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Captain Wilson Brown and Gus Gennerich, secret service man, went fishing. For the first time during his vacation cruise when he had the chance to fish, the President remained aboard the Houston. No word came from Mr Roosevelt regarding the strike. He has maintained silence all week. He was up early to watch the cruisers approach the little Island —the last land before the Hawaiian Islands. 5525 Jewel Theft Is Reported Miss Elva West. Michigan hotel, last night reported the theft of jewelry valued at $525 last Sunday from her former home at 1044 North Delaware street.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police s stolen belong to .!o''n Wright. 1441 Kuliev street Ford To tr!-tr Irom Maryland and Blackford Streets. Mrs Anna Poian 1131 Broadway Ford coupe 122-646 from 2700 Northwestern • venue Albert Fortner 4920 Fast Tenth street Chevrolet •tar 1 o.t-r**S from Tenth street •nd Jefferson atentie J. E Mohr. Morgantown Ind PJvntouth Sedan 247-047 from 630 Ea-=t Market •'reet Walter Ingalls 3111 Central avenue. Ford eo'ipe 19-497 from SIS Fast Fifteenth street.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered bv pohce Belong to: Ben Finkelstetn. 3to Prospect street. Ford roadster, found at Shelovville. Ind. George I Wampher. R R 5. Box 539 Ford truck, found at 2100 Fast MarvWtlllam Barnrs Jr., Whtteland. Ind Ford sedan, found m front of 2822 MartIndale avenue Loean Harden. 133S Madison avenue. Su rk sedan, found at Morgantown Ind Ford V-8 coach, 289-564 found in front • f Ist East Market street. Butck Coach, found in front of 8:0 Forth Keystone avenue, licer.se rla'es 113-582 on this automobile issued o W A Brown. 2007 North DcQumcev street, for Ford sedan.

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HEALTHY CHILDREN PROVE EFFICIENCY OF COUNTY’S WELFARE CLINICS

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This healthy croup attests to the excellent work of the infant welfare clinic supported by Marion county. This clinic, teaching child care to mothers, discussing food problems and giving immnuization against mallpox and diphtheria, meets once a month at Crooked Creek school in Washington township and at Mars Hill school in Wayne township. Dr. Paul Leathers is in charge of the work. Miss Bernice Murphy handles the Mars Hill clinic and Miss Clara Morrision is in charge at Crooked Creek. Rear, left to right: Miss Murphy, Miss Mildred Reynolds of the county health office, holding 7-weeks-old Marion Rowling Jr. of 908 Buchanan street, and Miss Morrison. Front, left to right: Phillis Jane Leisure, 8. Ravenswood; Richard Millis, 22 months. Mars Hill; Arinadene Greeson, 11 months. Mars Hill; Barbara Smith, 14 months; Orval McCoy, 15 months, Mars Hill, and Wilma Leisure. Ravenswood, 5.

M'ADOO DIVORCED BY WILSON'S DAUGHTER Public Career Prompts Wife to Ask Decree. i By tutted Prett LOS ANGELES. July 18.—Senator William Gibbs McAdoo's interest in public affairs today had led to a decree of divorce for Mrs. Eleanor Randolph Wilson McAdoo. daughter of the late President Woodrow' Wilson. They married May 7, 1914, in ! the White House. Under California law, Mrs. McAdoo m?y apply within one year for a final decree. Mrs. McAdoo charged rrveltv; said in brief testimony from the witness stand yesterday that the senators "tastes and differences" have become so different from her own they have become incompatible. Veterans to Be Entertained A1 Andy and Doc. radio stars, will entertain patients at the United States Veterans’ hospital tonight, under the auspices of the Disabled American Veterans Women's aux- ! iliarv. Help Kidneys If poor), functioning Kidney* ano a Blander make Ton suffer from Getw ting I'd Nights. Nervousness. Rhcunji'r Pain.*, Stiffness. Burning _ Smarting. Itching, or Acidity try the • guaranteed Doctor'* Prescriotior Cyste* (Sin-lei). /y., —Must fig you np or money lback. Only 75c at druggiit*.

COMMANDER IS CHOSEN Eugene C- Barth Is Named New Legion Post Head. Eugene C. Barth has been named commander of the Osric Mills Wat-

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kins post, No. 162, American Legion, to succeed Orville C. Denbo. Other new officers are M. M. Hill, Orville Bray, George J. Popp Jr., William P. McGuire, Lynn Knowlton and H. S. Thornburg.

TOWNSEND NAS FREE RENT ON FAIR PROPERTY $6.000-a*Year Official Lives in Red Cross Building With Son. i Lieutenant-Governor M. Clifford Townsend, who is Indiana's first full-time Lieutenant-Governor and who draws $6,000 a year for the job. occupies rent-free quarters at the state fairground, it was learned today. He and his son Max, who is employed by the Indiana Farm Bureau, live in two rooms in the Red Cross building, which houses perj sons employed at the fairgrounds. They do not do any cooking in their bachelor quarters there and conI tinue to eat their meals downtown. The Lieutenant-Governor fled the heat of a downtown hotel room several weeks ago. He explains his present occupancy of the fairground rent-free quarters by saying that he wants to be on the grounds to supervise personally some improvements now under construction. Mr. Townsend’s quarters, according to his own description, are equipped with a bed which he bought secondhand and bed clothing {Drought from his home near Marion. A living room is furnished

Learn to Swim This coupon entitles holder to a free swimming lesson in The Indianapolis Tmies-Broad Ripple Learn to Swim class. Learn to swim week is July 16 to 22. This does not include admission to the pool. The price will be 25 cents for adults and 10 cents to children. with rustic furniture and a large green rug covers the floor. In addition to his duties as Lieu-tenant-Governor. Mr. Townsend is head of the state department of agriculture, and has supervision of the fairgrounds. Where heretofore, the Lieutenant-Governor's duties have consisted of presiding over the senate during sessions of the legislature, Governor Paul V. McNutt's reorganization bill gave the office added powers.

BODY WAS FULL OF RHEUMATISM

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DIRECTOR CLINGS TO 'FRAMEUP' DEFENSE Launches Counter-Attack in Morals Case. S'V United f'rt gg LOS ANGELES, July 18.—The defense resumed its efforts today to prove a "frameup” in the morals trial of Dave Allen, former head ol a Hollywood casting company, and Gloria Marsh, extra player. The state rested its case late yesterday. Allen and Miss Marsh were alleged participant, along with June De Long, in sex orgies. Miss De Long, star prosecuting witness, declared such revels were necessary if girls were to obtain motion picture work.

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