Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1936 — Page 4

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‘FOR INSTITUTE

Disciples of Christ Clergy Attending Sessions at Chicago.

: Times Special | CHICAGO, 11, July 30.—Two In- . dianapolis pastors are to speak here tomorrow at sessions of the annual - pastors institute being held jointly y of Chicago divinity school, Chicago Theological - Seminary and the Disciples Divinity House. . Dr. James A. Crain, secretary of the depdrtment of social education, United Christian Missionary Society, Indianapolis, is scheduled to be the discussiont leader Priday afternoon. Dr. William A. Shullenberger, pastor of the Central Christian Church, Indianapolis, is to be the . discussion leader at the closing session Friday night. In connection with the institute, _ leaders of the Disciples are holding the fortieth annual meeting of the Campbell Institute, a college graduates’ organization of that denomination. Several hundred are to attend. | The pastors institute was opened with ‘a worship service at the Unitversity of Chicago chapel, at which Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, St. Loulis, Mo., résident of the Federal Council of hurches of Christ in America, spoke on “A New Strategy for rotestantism.”

AGE DISPUTE SETTLED

Laborers Are to Return to Work on Building at I. U. Times Special . | BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 30.— Laborers were to return to work today on the new Indiana University Medical School Building following settlement yesterday of a 24-day strike over a 10 cents an hour wage increase. Dustin McDonald, common laborers’ union business agent, said the increase would be granted early next month.

(Editorial, Page 18) .

Gasoline-powered model airplanes (above) are to

be flying all over Municipal Airport Sunday when the Indiana Gas Model Association stages its first meet of the summer, The show was arranged, officials said, to create interest 1n gasoline-powered model planes: Several Indianapolis model fliers who are to participate are shown with their speedy creations.

‘and National Aeronautical

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They are (left to right) John Foster, Kenneth - Ernst, Harold Stoefer gnd Vernon Boehle. The meet

is a: preliminary contest for the American Legion national event'to be held late in August. Nish Dienhart, Municipal Airport superintendent Association ~~ Mcdel Airplane Contest director, and Richard Whipple, Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce aviation division director, are judges and sponsors of Sunnday’s meet.

, NL - Defunct.Bank to Pay Dividend

| said today. : All curves where hares. a change !l

LIGHTNING STRIKES ~ SENATOR DONAHEY

Ohioan Severely Burned® When Bolt Hits Fishing Boat. By United Press SOLOMONS ISLAND, Md. July 30.—Senator Vic Donahey (D., O.) recovered today aboard his yacht,

Ohio, from severe burns suffered late yesterday when he was struck by lightning. The bolt struck a fishing boat, the

Catfish, knocking the Senator down. He was unconscious: for nearly half an hour, but was revived as the hoat neared shore. Both “hands were severely burned. “I feel numb; I wiht to lie down,” the Senator said when he was taken from the Catfish.

Lafontaine Farmer Killed

WABASH, Ind. July 30.—John Hussey, 56, was killed instantly last night in front of his farm home near Lafontaine when struck by a automobile driven by Edward Irvin, Monument City.

LOGANSPORT, Ind, July 30.—

‘Thomas ' E. Yater, liquidator, an-

nounced = today that -the closed ‘Logansport Loan and Trust Co. would pay a. 10 per cent dividend of $100,027.87 beginning Aug. 6. "The

bank closed in February, 1934.

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Points Where Passing Is Dangerous. :

Yellow lines parallel to the black center line are being painted on Indiana highways to indicate points where passing other vehicles is dangerous, James D. Adams, Sitate Highway Commission chajrman,

of direction of three degrees or more | | and all grades where the motorist’s vision is less than 1000 feet are to receive the caution-zone: markings, Mr. Adams said. Work has heen in progress. for several days in the Greenfield and | LaPorte districts. ae “Motorists disregarding. the aution marking by passing other:vehi-] cles going in the same direction will be guilty . of reckless driving’ and

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pe Condie Parks 1s Dead Limes Spoviat ; . PLYMOUTH, Ind, July 30.--Conde Parks, member of the first family to buy. ‘government land - in ‘Marshall County, is dead here. He waz 78. He was a banker and horticulturist.’ His dahlias: won’ prizes in. ‘many Middle West ‘flower: shows. A

subject to arrest,” Mr. Adams seid,

daughter Survives am.

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om” P. Edmondson, Negro, a of 2518 Take Martindale-av, in self defense.

JUST FOR FUN

won, Frankfori, to’ 1 C. Supervision Post. . Pete Dawson, . of Boies Camas bureau of of motor venicie, 0 become district supervisor of the bureau of motor carriers sirsiets, Dersiate I aooas nt Sept. 1, it was announced today: Mr. Dawson resigned his state past, yesiarday.

His home is in ALLEGED SLAYER HELD Negro Boung Over fo Grand Jury

on Charge of ‘Murder.

Bronell Mullins, Negro, 3. ¢ of 2614 Northwestern-av, . ; been bound over to the a County

grand jury from Municipal Court on a charge. of murder. Police have — Mullins as “confessing that

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