Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1936 — Page 12
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Day Program.
‘James A. Crain, speaker for the|
y Peace Campaign, is wo ver the principal address at a
public meeting in the. Hotel Lincoln at 7:30 p. m. Sunday in observance of International Anti-War Day. Mr, Crain is to speak on “Europe Poised for a
Plunge Into War].
—Can America Keep Out?” He now is engaged in research study in international afIairs at He is executive secretary of the United Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ Church. . The meeting is sponsored by the Indianapolis branch of the American League Against War and Fascism.
J. A. Crain
J. P. MORGAN SAILS
ON YACHT TO EUROPE
Financier Accompanied by Woman
Believed to Be His Sister. By United Press
GLEN COVE, N. Y., July 30.—J.
_P. Morgan was aboard his yacht,
Corsair, today en route to Europe for a vacation at either his English
.or Scottish castle.
He eluded reporters and photographers by boarding the yacht
‘last night from a point on his son’s|, “estate. He was accompanied by a
woman some believed to te his sister, Anne Morgan, from whom he has been estranged for years.
BANDIT OBTAINS $70
Filling Station Scene of Early Morning Holdup by Lone Gunman. A bandit this morning held up Jesse Dugan, 19, of 3908 Rookwood-
Michigan-st, and took $70. ‘After securing the money, the bandit ran to the nearby railroad tracks, picked up a blue suit coat he apparently had hidden there, and continued running down the
track while he donned it, Mr. Du-
‘gan told police.
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ON SATURDAY
| Marott Building Remodeling
Is Being Completed; Furniture on Way.
Remodeling of the Marott building at 342 assachusetts-av, which is to be used as regional headquarters of the Resettlement Administration, was being complete today. Offices are to be opened Saturday, and the first load of equipment is due here tonight from Champaign, Ill, where headquarters formerly were located. This first consignment will be carried in more than 50 trucks and consists of approximately 350,000 pounds of desks, furniture and other office equipment, said Carl Hoffman, Washington, assistant superintendent of buildings for RA. Mr. Hoffman has been in Indianapolis for several days, taking charge of remodeling the Marott
building. The building, leased rent free by Mr. Marott to the RA, has five floors and a basement, and provides 60,000 ‘square feet of floor e. } Fifty private offices have been installed, Mr. Hoffman said. He expects all the equipment to be moved in by the end of the week, and that the complete personnel of 350 persons who are to come here from Champaign will be on hand by Monday morning.
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the university. ; vice| Mr. Thomas, editor of the Sigma
: a ‘of the Associated Alumni|Nu publication Delta glo of of the University of the South, is to Board of Regents. fm
Judson Haggerty (above), 11,
of R. R. 6, is shown here examiping the bug whose antics inside his ear caused him so much pain recently, The bug was removed at Riley Hospital and Judson was feeling much better today. The bug crawled into his ear one night when Judson was trying to cheat the heat by sleeping in the yard.
two painters, all from Indianapolis, have been employed by the RA in remodeling the Marott building, Mr
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These little girls are happy because they have made other children happy. They are members of the Garfield Park Unit No. 68, American Legion . Auxiliary Juniors, which completed an active year with presentation of 27 animal toys to the Indian-
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TWO ENLIST IN ARMY
Indianapolis Youths Assigned to Duty at Fort Harrison.
Two Indianapolis ® young men have enlisted for servig? with the Eleventh United States” Infantry at
E.| Fort Benjamin Harrison, Lawrence
W. Sherfese, United States Army | substation commander, announced today. The youths are James W. Manson, son of Gus Manson, 176 N. Blackford-st, and Woodrow Boling, son of Louis J. Boling, 1103 Eng-lish-av.
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also presented toys to other institutions, to the Knightstown Soldiers’ and Sail-
Indianapolis
Pretty Doggy
* he City Health Board today had transferred about 30 dogs from the property of James
Taylor, 915 N. Keystone-av, to
the dog pound. The board found it necessary
. to transfer them in two shifts.
First time the inspector found 14 dogs and was assured, he said, that there were no more. Neighbors complained again. He returned, personally counted noses, and found 16 more.
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ors’ Children’s Home, and helped with community service and child welfare work. A Legion friend sawed out the animals, and the girls spent many hours painting them in bright, Members shown above are, left to .
Mary
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I. U. Professor to Attend Oil Compact Meeting in Dallas, Tex. Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 30.—
Prof. Ralph D. Esarey, staie geolo-.
gist and Indisna University professor, is to represent Indiana at. the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting which opens in Dallas, Tex., tomorrow. Prof. Esarey was to attend the commission’s subcommittee meet-
.ing on petroleum conservation laws
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