Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1936 — Page 11

“ATTACK BY GAS IS CHARGED BY LABOR LEADERS

“Teacher’s College Professor a Victim, Terre Haute Police Advised.

By United Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June 18.— Tear gas attacks on two leaders in Terre Haute labor troubles were reported to police today. Targets of the attack were Prof. John R. Shannon, liberal instructor at Indiana State Teachers College, ‘and Max Schafer, vice president of the Vigo County Central Labor Union, according to the report. Prof. Shannon said he was sitting in a basement study at his north gide home about 8:30 last night when a window above his hedd was broken and cartridges of tear gas fired inside. The professor said he ran outside and saw an ‘automobile speeding away. Tear gas shells were fired into Mr. Schafer’s downtown restaurant late Tuesday night, according to the police. Authorities said they found four cartridges from a .12-gauge shotgun at the scene. Police Chief James C. Yates said he had ordered an investigation.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT RICHMOND

Western Ohio and Eastern Indiana Groups to Gather. Times Special RICHMOND, Ind, June 18— Eastern Indiana and western Ohio Knights of Pythias are to meet here Sunday. Carl R. Mitchell, Indianapolis, grand keeper of records and seals, is to act as master of ceremonies for the assembly, which is to be in Glen Miller Park. Richmond, and Mayor Joseph Walterman are to greet. the visitors. Grand Chancellor E. L. Jenkins, Columbus, O.; Grand Chancellor J. W. Todd, Hammond, and Mrs. Fern Beber, Fort Wayne, grand chief of Pythian Sisters, are to address the gathering.

CIVIC LEADERS URGE SOCIOLOGICAL SURVEY

Study of Juvenile Delinquency in Evansville Proposed. Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 18—A sociological survey of this city is

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THIS CURIOUS WORLD + By William Ferguson

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All lizards are reptiles, but not all reptiles are lizards. The appearance of the alligator is similar to that of the lizard, and it was a natural mistake for the early Spaniards to class the alligator as a giant lizard. For centuries, it was believed that the Mississippi alligator was the only species that existed, but in 1870 another was discovered in

STRIKE IN PARIS HITS AMERICANS

Workers Barricaded in Hospital Operated by U. S. Doctors.

By United Press PARIS, June 18—The Americap colony mobilized today to help tired doctors and nurses swab floors and stoke furnaces in the American Hospital where striking employes have barricaded themselves. United States Ambassador Jesse I. Straus’ request that the govenment expel strikers from the hospital was refused by the foreign

being urged by civic leaders to fur-Yoffice, which said it could not in-

ther the study and prevention of Juvenile delinquency. Kenneth 8. Beam, national probation authority, stressed this means of solving the problem at a meeting of Evansville leaders here Tues-

day. Most cities, he explained, have co-operated with college departments in study of sociological probJems. Best results, he said, are obs tained by close co-operation between police, courts, parent organizations, probation departments and civic organizations.

MERGER OF CHURCH UNITS COMPLETED

First Session of Evangelical Reformed Groups Ends,

By United Press FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 18—

More than 300 delegates to the first biennial convention of the Evan-

gelical and Reformed Church returned home today after completing merger of the old Evangelical Synod of North America and the Reformed Church in the United States. \ The last business was to merge men’s lay groups into one organization, the Churchmen’s Brotherhood.

The new soclety is to hold its first ||

convention in Buffalo, N. Y. Aug. 18-20. The new church, first organized by merger: two years ago in Cleve- | land, adopted a gonsgitution and, by-laws.

terfere in the strike. Meanwhile, a strike was threatened at the British hospital ‘Where workers threatened to walk out if their demands were refused. The ministry of labor offered to conduct negotiations with the hospital strikers, hopin to Sompremise. .- :- The strike : bread no swank Paris dress . shops. Gabriel Chanel, one of the city’s most: famous dressmakers, announced he was closing his doors voluntarily rather than meet union demands. When Chanel announced he was closing, Lillian Gish, American actress, was frying on gowns. A union organizer entered the shop and Miss Gish was forced to end her shopping. The hospital board appealed to the American colony to help maintain hospital services and aid 25 patients seriously ill. Theodore Rousseau, president of the American Club, appealed for volunteers and at once the American Legion, the American Men's Club, the Junior Guild, groups and students met 'to plan emergency hospital work. ;

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9 * . * He’s Pied Piper Times Special WABASH, Ind, June 18.— John Wendel, North Manchester livestock farmer, could . show the “Pied Piper of Hamlin” a thing or two about killing rates. Attracted by a colony of rodents underneath a manger, Wendel backed his automobile to the barn, ran a long hose from- the exhaust under the manger. A few minutes later he counted 47 dead rats. One, hardier than the rest, was clubbed to death.

SCHOOL REUNION SET

McClainsville Pupils to Have Picnic June 28.

Former pupils of the old MecClainsville School No. 1, and their families, are to hold a reunion and picnic Sunday, June 28 at the car shed in Garfield Park, Southern-av and the Pennsylvania Railroad, it was announced today by George A. Henry, attorney. Mrs. Eppa Johnson, Miss Margaret McFarland and Floyd E. Williamson, all former teachers at ‘the school, are * be honor guests, ;

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Emergency Proposals to Set Aside $60,000 Given Reading.

The County Council today held first reading on- three proposed or-

County Surveyor Herbert Bloemker asked $37,000 for road construction in anticipation of revenues from gasoline tax collections. : He said the council budget allowed $110,000 for road work this year, but that the state auditor had infornted him an additional $37,000 would be forthcoming from gasoline tax revenue to Marion County. Sheriff Ray asked $2500 for new cars. He said that four cars had been worn out by constant use, explaining that deputies made 2760 calls last year. Other appropriations were for primary election and delinquent tax expenses. A second reading is to be |: held tomorrow.

Church to Give Fish Fry Flemming Garden Christian Church, Vine and W. Washingtonsts, is to hold a fish fry tonight, to- 3 morrow .and Saturday nights. An entertainment program has been arranged. :

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