Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1936 — Page 23

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FHA DIRECTOR SAYS BUILDING TO BE EASIER Peters Sees More Adequate Mortgage Facilities in Grotto Talk. Horn* builders are expected to find ways paved for more adequate mortgage facilities during the coming year, according to R. Earl Peters, Mate Ffderal Housing Administration director, who spoke to the Sahara Grotto Club today. Revisions in mortgage practices, Mr. Peters says, is due largely to increased safety to lenders, as well as to the attraction of long-term insured mortgages. “The whole aspect of lending is changed today,’’ Mr. Peters said, ‘ because of reforms introduced under the FHA. Home financing charges have been reduced, and the uniform interest rate established serves to restore health and vigor to residential construction.” I He stated the country was coming into the building season with a halance between the. needs and financing facilities for the first time in several years. A year ago, he said, mortgage money virtually was frozen, but today funds are generally available to home builders everywhere. Construction developments also have bettered the value of the home, making it a better investment, he pointed out. In the face of a severe winter, building has improved over the same periods of the la. t two years, Mr. Peters declared. The year's test *of the mortgage practices houlri bring the construction of at >* fl sfc 2?)on new homes in the state within the next three months, he said. PHIL KENNAMER MUST SERVE 25-YEAR TERM Oklahoma Court of Appeals Affirms Sentence Unanimously. fl >/ f PI itcfl I*l CPU OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.. March 12.—Phil Kennamer, brilliant,, madcap 20-year-old son of United States .Fudge Franklin E. Kennamer, Tulsa, must serve his 25-year prison sentence on conviction of manslaughter in the slaying of John F. Gorrell .Jr., at Tulsa, on Thanksgiving eve. 1924. The State Criminal Court of Appeals today affirmed his sentence in a unanimous decision written by Judge Thomas Doyle. Kennamer admitted shooting Gorrell to death in his car near a Tulsa hospital. FRATERNITY INITIATES BUTLER PROFESSORS Phi Eta Sigma. National Scholastic Group. Picks Leonard. Schumacher. Election of Prof. George F. Leonard and Prof. George A. Schumacher to membership in the Butler University chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, national honorary scholastic fraternity, was announced today. Prof. Leonard is director of the student, welfare agencies at the university. and Prof. Schumacher heads •he student advisory committee. Both were named to honorary membership in the organization due to their efforts to stimulate scholarship among men students. HOPKINS’” SISTER QUITS Resigns NVA Job to Save VVPA Chief From Embarrassment. /> ,/ f niteti {•re** WHITE PLAINS. N. Y„ March 13. —Mrs. Adah Hopkins Aime, sister of WPA Administrator Harry L. Hopkins. resigned today as National Youth Administration director in Westchester, Rocklanyd and Putnam Counties to spare her brother embarrassment. Her resignation followed a bitter criticism of her position by Mrs. Eugene L. Meyer in a recent debate at Town Hall. New York

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CAST FOR BUTLER PLAY IS NAMED BY HAMPTON Thespis Dramatic Soeietv Is to Present Wilder’s “Happy Journey.” Cast for the play. “Happy Journey.” by Thornton Wilder, which is ; to be presented at Butler University next Friday by members of the Thespis Dramatic Society, was announced today by Volney Hampton, dramatics instructor. Players are Winifred Andrews, j William Fear, Ellalee Gardner, David Dunbar. Joseph Nesbit and Ruth Repschlager. Members of the stage committee are Robert Emhardt, Marjorie Zechiel. Gertrude Glover and Helen Ross Smith. The play is to be one of the regular noontide series being sponsored by the students this semester. It is to be given in Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall.

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