Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1935 — Page 13

FEB. 21, 1035

FILM DIRECTOR AND CRITIC DUEL RIVALS Movie Official, Writer to Fight With Swords. sty Vnited Press PARIS. Feb. 21.—Bertrand de Jouvenel, youthful aristocratic newspaper man. continued today to insist that blood alone could wash out the stains on his honor, and the betting was that he anti Julirn Du Vivier. movie director, would fight it out w.'h swords in the Bois De Boulogne, possibly at dawn tomorrow. Effors to compose the quarrel between De Jouvenel and Du Vivier had met with no success. Henri Jcanson. De Jouvenel'* second, far from co-operating in the peace effort, seemed all for a duel. The attiude of bulky Harry Baur, movie actor and Du Vivier's second, was not made public. A criticism by De Jouvenel of the famous Du Vivier’s motion picture, “Golgotha," precipitated the quarrel. Du Vivier retorted hotly to the criticism. De Jouvenel challenged and. as the insulted party, claimed the

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News From Points in Indiana

It y Jimf.s Sptrial CRAWFORDSVILLF. Feb. 21.—A substantial reduction in rates charged by the local municipal electric plant is expected within a short time. With a revised schedule already before the Indiana Public Service Commission, and a resolution embodying the lowered rates ready for presentation to the city council. Glen Hayworth, plant superintendent, state that the reduction will amount to a $25,000 annual saving for consumers. In announcing the proposed reduction. Mr. Hayworth explained that the pending schedule provides lower rates for all classes of consumers. He also said that present rates are among the lowest in the state.

ana Landmarks to Pass ptf Timrt Fpccinl TIPTON, Feb. 21—A sight long familiar to local citizens will give way to a wrecking crew this week as work is begun in preparing ground for anew post office. *. emolition of two landmarks, the Kleyla Theater and the building adjoining, is to be started at once Both structures have been in use since 1883. right to name the weapons and the apparel—epees, or swords, and no clothes above the waistline.

a a a Club Leader to Speak By Timrg Special EL WOOD, Feb. 21.—Elaborate plans have been made for a public meeting to be held tomorrow by the Elwood Department Club and featuring an address by Mrs. Roberta C. Lawson, Tulsa, Okla., first vice COUGHS Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight them nuiekly. CreomulMon combines 7 helps In one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or com is not relieved by Creom ills ion.—Advertisement.

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president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Widely known as a lecturer and author, Mrs. Lawson is a candidate for the presidency of the General Federation. Her appearance is expected to attract a large audience. a a a Faces Four Charges By Times Special COLUMBUS. Feb. 21.—Joe Walters, former prizefighter, is held in jail here in default of $550 bond following a roadhouse brawl in which he allegedly assaulted Mrs.

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Evelyn Cavanaugh and Bert O. Pruitt, a special deputy sheriff. Slated on four charges, including one of assault and battery with intent to commit murder, Walters is charged with having struck Pruitt with a beer bottle when the officer attempted to halt an earlier outbreak. aaa Fund Goal Near By Times Special LAFAYETTE. Feb. 21.—This city's Community Fund campaign appears an assured success as workers prepared to complete their canvass by 6 tomorrow night. More than $24,000 of the $27,900 set as a goal has been reported pledged, and leaders feel certain of raising the balance. Funds collected will finance activities of the Salvation Army,

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Boy Scouts and Y. M. C. A. during 1935. aaa Former Dean to Speak By Times Special THORNTOWN, Feb. 21.—Professor Arthur Holmes, former dean at Pennsylvania University, will be the principal speaker here tonight at the annual father and son banquet at the Christian Church. His subject is to be "Bringing Up Father.” a a a Club to Present Show By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Feb. 21.—A1l was ; in readiness today, officials reported, , for the presentation of the sec ond annual Lion's Club jubilee minstrel. The show, said to afford an array of unusual talent, is to start at 8 at the high school auditorium.

LAMSON TRIAL_ DELAYED Difficulty in Obtaining Jurors Slows Second Murder Hearing. SAN JOSE, Cal., Feb. 21.—Difficulty in obtaining open-minded jur-

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rors in a community where the cause of the death of Allene Thorpe Lamson has been a controversial matter for almost two years prolonged the preliminary phases of David A. Lamson's second murder trial today.