Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1936 — Page 5

IN APARTMENT RENT INCREASE

Association Takes . Action to . Raise Rates on 30-Day Notice

A resolution that rents be increased on apartments affiliated with the Apartment Owners Association of Indianapolis was ap-

proved at an association luncheon yesterday in the Hotel Washington.

The resolution stipulated that tenants be given a 30-day notice of proposed increases, Several members pointed out that rents at a humber of apartment buildings are already on a more equitable basis and will not be advanced at this time. Most of the increases are expected to be made by Sept. 15. B. 8. Drake, association president, told members that apartment rents in Indianapolis today are generally 42 per cent below the level of 1923 to 1925. “We feel that an increase in rents this fall is opportune, just and fair,” he said. Anouncement was made that the annual association picnic for members and their guests is to be held Aug. 8 in Forest Park, Noblesville.

oS) EACH SQUARE MILE OF THE EARTH/ IF WE OULD HARNESS THE SUN, NO OTHER SOURCE OF ENERGY WOULD BE NEEDED.

Guard Is Arrested Carrying Out Contraband Letters From Inmates.

By United Press JACKSON, Mich, July 23.—The thwarting of an elaborate prison escape plot by four inmates was announced today by Warden Harry H. Jackson ofthe state prison for southern Michigan. The plot was discovered with the arrest of Clare Carey, 34, a guard, who was caught while smuggling two contraband letters from the prison last night. Four prisoners were held in detention today for further investigation of the piot. They were: Leslie Maurer, 30, serving a life term for murder; Sam Lieb, 26, Macomb County, also serving life for murder; Nelson

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year bonds by St. Joseph County commissioners to finance an airport project was approved by the State Board of Tax Commissioners today on condition the county obtain a $400,000 grant - from the Works Progress Administration. ISIE

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John Adams and John Q. Adams are the-only father and son ever to become Presidents of the United ‘States. The elder Adams lived for more than one year after the inauguration of his son. William Henry . Harrison, ninth President, was a grandfather of Benjamin Harrison,

twenty-third President. 367.20. The largest amount for any

STATE FAIR AWARDS ET 1a one class go for horse racing, TO TOTAL TOTAL $124, 699 | with $22800 in regular fair prize

money and $16,500 in special offers.

J. Allen Dawson, committee chairman, said approximately 300 persons will attend.

SWINDLING SUSPECT HELD FOR U. S. JURY

Charged With Obtaining $20 Under Guise of Federal Officer.

PEND your vacation days happily in the knowledge that your = glasses are smartly styled— that your eyes are properly fitted with the correct lenses. Let your eyes rest while you rest. Pay for your glasses after .you. return from your vacation.

$39,300 of Amount Is Available for

Homer L. Hall, 46, Memphis, Tenn., arrested yesterday after he was alleged to have swindled a Negro undertaker of $20, has been bound over to the Federal grand Jury. He was charged with impersonating a Federal officer and posses sion of an imitation Federal badge by U. S. Commissioner Howard S. Young, who set bond at $2500.

According to police, Hall, posing as a Federal public health inspector, collected $20 from Craig Bros., undertakers, 1002 S. Senate-av, after he “inspected” their place and said that it did not meet the require, ments of the United States Board of Health.

MAILED BOMB KILLS MAN, MAIMS BRIDE

Wealthy Farmer and Wife Victims; State-Wide Probe Begun./

By United Press CAPE CHARLES, Va. July 23.— A bomb sent through the mail, which killed a wealthy farmer near here and left his bride of a month sightless and seriously injured, brought a state-wide investigation today. Curry Thomas, 47, was blown through .the top of his automobile as he opened a parcel post package, mailed in Richmond." He and his bride picked up the package at the postoffice here late yesterday and drove home. Entering the yard, they began to open the package,

RUSSIAN OFFICIALS STUDYING AT PURDUE

Agriculture Experts Study U. 8S. Wheat-Growing Methods.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 23.—Two distinguished Russian agronomists are studying American wheat-pro-ducing methods at Purdue University. They are Dr. G. K. Meister, Saratov experiment station director and Lenin Agricultural Sciences Academy vice president, and A. S, Essipov, Soviet Peoples Agricultural plant breeding chief. Mrs. Meister, her husband's secretary, is acting as interpreter.

Western Forger Sentenced - Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 23.— Calvin Welcher, 32, Seattle, Wash, was sentenced today to one to seven

years in the state prison for check |

forgery, by Judge C. M. Gentry.

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