Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1934 — Page 15

NOV. 9, 1934

CITY PAINTER SUCCUMBS TO BLAST BURNS Co-Worker Is Reported in Serious Condition at Hospital. Clifford Miller. 27. of 248 North 1 Seville avenue, died today in Methodist hospital of burns received yes- ; terday afternoon in an explosion at | the Sheldrake apartments, 2253 North Meridian street. Mr. Miller and Joseph Hauler ; HamnLsh. 54. of 2723 North Illinois street, both pointers, were cleaning j their brushes ;n the basement of the j Sheldrake when the cleaning fluid became limited. Both were burned badly and Mr. HamniSh still wain a §eriou, condition today at Methodist hospital. Also taken to Methodist hospital ! were H. B. Ounr.entan, 50. of 2275 i Madison avenue, a painter, who was j working in another part of the; Sheldrake at the time of the explo- j sion. and Wayne Jones. 24. Sheldrake custodian. Mr. Gunneman and Mr. Jones, neither'of whom was burned rioudy, received their injuries in an ' attempt to rescue Mr. Miller and Mr. Harnmsh. POLICE OPEN SAFETY RALLIES HERE TONIGHT Seven to Be Held by Traffic Bureau Officers. The first of a series of seven safety j rallies, arranged by the police traf-j flc bureau under instructions from* Chief Mike Morrissey, will be held* tonicht at School 16, Bloomington and Market streets. Other rallies will be at the Chris- ] tun park community house, Tucs-j day ntght; Brook>ide park commu-j mtv house and St. Francis de Sales hall. Twenty-first and Avondale streets, both Wednesday night; Two Johns theater, Indiana avenue and F*. Clair street. Saturday night. Nov.! 17; Garfield park community house.) Tuesday, Nov. 20, and Municipal Gardens, Tuesday, Nov. 27. LEGION POST TO GIVE DINNER HERE TONIGHT “Pot I.u k” Supper and Entcrtainment on Program. Hilton U. Brown post No. 85. American Legion, and its auxiliary will give a “pot luck” dinner tonight at the Daughters of the American Legion chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street. A short business meeting will be followed by an entertainment provided by the post's activity committee. T.:c post's Junior Squadron. Sons , of the American Legion, will march! in the Armistice day parade Sunday. (

T/TiV It starts today! A month of Sacri-' f ri/fr / X ficed Profits to bring you the GreatyjK ' OUR \ cs t Values in our 10 Tear Histoij. *BIRTHDAy\ It’s our Party but you get the pres**s O Q 1 Come in! Share in the Free Gifts any •/•T® I and the Savings. You don t need #/# ORES V -y ffo,nen " aiP| PMgoii V COftTjJ j y 1 SUITS rj ./ I- wK V fdd GIFT TO YOUI / any $ 5.95 A Ihese FREE Offers will I 7 life;- \v * bring hundreds of people. \ II B® FINE! The more Dresses \ Hl. J g J . ~ and Shoes we give away X®® ■ ® ®® . FREE, the better we like its h# pwreha*# of a Ml it! or OCOA^j^; | ’ Come in for Your Birthday GJFT/^ f~ASKIN STO RE S. wc. Successors fo\ Xv.'tiiflf'A.v.v .TW ■wjm ■ ■■] y:?C^Syv:-: Open °P en Saturday Sa, . urday jggiff I """ 127 W. Washington SL j/m

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General W. W Attcrbury. above, pre ;dent of the Penasylvania railroad, is reported to be seriously ill aboard his yacht at Miami, Fla. Few visitors were allowed aboard the boat after it reached Miami from Jacksonville. General Attcrbury, who is 69. recently underwent an operation. MAESTRO TO RESIGN METROPOLITAN POST Gatti-( a.ssaz7a to Retire After 26 Years, Returns to Italy. By Cnit.<! !‘rr* NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—The Metropolitan Opera Company looks sadly ; : card to the coming season berauso it will be Signor Gulio GattiCasazza's last as general manager of the famous old “Birdcage of Broadway.” where for twenty-six years he has lulcd as a benevolent despot. The white-bearded maestro has revealed his intention to retire next April and return to his native Italy.

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NEWEST PARTY IS OUTGROWTH OF DEPRESSION Crisis Produced Political ReAlignment Asserts La Follette. By United Per** WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. The new Progressive party, which he led to victory in Wisconsin, is a fundamental outgrowth of the depression. Senator Robert M. La Fol*> iette said today. Senator La Follette, supported in Tuesday’s election by the informal indorsement of President Roosevelt, said that he "never assumed the role of a prophet” and that consequently he would not comment upon the political importance of his victory. “I have said repeatedly that I felt certain that the crisis was of such a fundamental nature that it was bound to produce political realignments in this country, just as ; the fundamental crisis of human slavery produced a political realign- j ment prior to the Civil war, ’ he ex- ; plained. RETIRED PASTOR DEAD The Rev. Millard Dawson, 78, Passes at Noblesville Home. By L nitrri Prrsn NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Nov. 9 The Rev. Millard Dawson, 78, retired minister, for forty-two years connected with the White River i conference of the United Brethren church, died at his home at Mt. Comfort. He held pastorates at Anderson. Lapel, Portland, Noblesville, Pendleton, Greenfield and Richmond.

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