Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1936 — Page 5

FEB. 10, 1936.

INDUSTRY NEEDS CROP CONTROL, TAYLORCLAINIS Farm Conditions Felt in Other Fields, Bureau Head Says. “Business mn of Indianapolis will fpel the conditions acutely if some form of crop control is not put through the present Congress,” Lewis Taylor, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau, said here today. ‘ Whatever measures are put into practice the reflection is felt in other fields,” Mr. Taylor went on. “From the farm comes the only original wealth in the world and the Indiana Farm Bureau stands for a definite control program such as Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace is certain to discuss here Wednesday. The Secretary of Agriculture is to speak to Bureau members Wednesday at 3 in the Manufacturers Building, State Fairground. Taylor Lauds Wallace "Mr. Wallace is one of the outstanding figures in Washington today, I feel, and it is from such men that we will get a program for balancing farm production,” Mr. Taylor said. “It is not the problem of immediate price decline which worries the thinking farmer, but rather the effect which uncontrolled production will have in 1937. If we should, as well we might, have a bumper wheat crop, we will be faced with the problem of an overage of two billion bushels of wheat and with no foreign market to absorb it. ‘‘The farmer is paying for all the foreign debts right this year. We have lost the normal trade balances which once existed and the corresponding decline in foreign shipments of lard and livestock is hurting our agricultural sections.” FAMILY ARGUMENT LEADS TO SLAYING Shot Brother-In-Law to Protect Sister, Says Prisoner. By TJtiitrii I'rr* * PEKIN. 111., Feb. 10.—Authorities inday said there was no connection between the fatal shooting of Clarence Rupp. 36, by his brother-in-law, and the wounds suffered by Rupp in the general strike here last week. Rupp, operator of a non-union, cut-rate cab company, was killed yesterday during an argument at his home with William J. Potts, 23. Potts surrendered to police and said he shot Rupp to protect his sister, Ruth. Mrs. Rupp is in a hospital suffering from a nervous breakdown. Rupp was shot by an unknown assailant during the strike and was released from a hospital Friday. CLASS WORK TO START Registrations in Butler’s Night School Still Accepted. Second semester classes in Butler University evening division are to meet for the first time this week. Students who did not register Thursday are to be permitted to enroll at these first meetings, the registrar’s office announced. All classes are to meet in Arthur Jordan Memorial hall. No registrations are to be received after this week.

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PRESIDENT SEES FILM OMNDIANA Roosevelts Hold First Night at White House for Newsreel. Times Special WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—President and Mrs. Roosevelt staged a first night at the White House for the Pathe newsreel entitled ‘‘Making a better Indiana.” The picture, presented yesterday, shows numerous WPA projects in the state, now employing 80,000 men and women. Major sequences are the therapeutic pool in the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children at Indianapolis; the Lincoln village restoration at Rockport; grade crossing elimination in Marion County; state police radio stations; Braille transcription of books at the Indiana State School for the Blind; physical education at a West Terre Haute community building, and a Fort Wayne nursery school. Single shots include a woman in a sewing project at Brightwood; men working on the Indianapolis levees and on the Ohio River at Lawrenceburg; street repairing at Washington, Ind., farm-to-market road building at Bedford; National Youth Administration students at De Pauw and Purdue Universities; hanger construction at the Purdue airport; a city garage building in Muncie; sewage disposal plant at Greensburg, and park and recreational facility improvements at South Bend and Fort Wayne. About 50 invited guests witnessed the performance. Before the showing. Wayne Coy, Indiana WPA director, and Mrs. Coy were supper guests, with WPA officials and Indiana newspaper men. Mrs. Coy came here from Florida, where she is spending the winter, and is to return there tonight. Mr. Coy is to return to WPA headquarters at Indianapolis. Peacemaker Beaten in Battle Jesse Akers. 26. of 18 S. Alabamast, tried to separate two men who were fighting with beer bottles Saturday night in a tavern at 213 N. Illinois-st. They turned on him and he was repaired at City Hospital. Caught a Cold ? To help end it sooner, 1 throat and chest with

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