Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1936 — Page 4

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BLA | HEALTH CLUB IS ORGANIZED | : | Timea Special | munity have organized the WarC0 NTINUE ON * BOONVILLE, Ind. Sept. 17— rick County Rural Builders’ Club,

IN WOMAN'S SUICIDE Men and women interested in the George Schneider is club chairman.

10 Per Cent Gain in Food Prices for Indianapolis Shown in 3 Months.

Timen Specinl WASHINGTON _ war-time bugaboo H. C. L. cost, of living) is becoming more of a reality with each passing week, statistics disclosed today revealed. Secretary of Labor Prances Perkins announced that data compiled - bv the Bureau of jJabor Statistics showed an increase of 1.7 per cent in living costs for American workers on July 15 compared with April 15 The statistics, covering 32 large

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cities, showed that the cost of living |

was 17.2 per cent lower than in June, 1929, but 10.1 per cent higher than in June, 1933, after the Roosevelt took office. Fuel, Light Less Food costs rose 5.8 per cent on the average during the three-month period, while clothing costs dropped less than 1 per cent, fuel and light costs declined 2.2 per cent, and rents moved upward. In three cities, Indianapolis, Kangas City and Birmingham, an increase of over 10 per cent in food was reported, while the smallest rise was in Los Angeles with food costs increasing only 2.8 per cent. Despite the fact that Indianapolis was one of three cities in which food costs increased more than 10 per cent, the total of items still is below the index average for the 32 cities, the Labor Department figures showed. The average for all -cities for the quarterly period was 82, while in Indianapolis it was 81.4, despite the large food cost increase, An increase of 2.7 per cent for all items during the quarter was reported Th

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for Indianapolis. This in cludes 10.5 per cent increase in food; 13 rent, and .5 in house furnishing goods. : A decrease of 53 per cent recorded in the cost of fuel and light. This was explained by declines in coal and gas prices. Other ecreases were .4 per cent in clothing and .3 per cent in miscellaneous items, Index figures for the various items were: Food, 86.1; clothing, 74.6; rent 58.8: fuel and light, 84.6: house furnishing goods, 823, and miscellaneous, 92.7.

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| trict leaders of

| clubs are to be named by- Mr. Gil-

| nation.” Mr. Gilliom said.

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5B : eo REET el - Despondency over ill health today | : : : a Bh, 3 8 pe : i was believed by relatives as respon- | sible for the suicide late yesterday |

Sept. 17.—That |

The roving cameraman, keeping a lens ready for traffic ordinance | violations, found three more today. At the left a car is parked in a restricted zone; a traffic policeman in the background is directing traffic. =

OUTINM ICARC [F.D.R.TO HEAR PLEA | GILLIOM LEADS FOR RAIL ELEVATION LANDON CLUBS WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. 17.—|

i Congressman Louis Ludlow is {scheduled to meet with -President! | Roosevelt on or about Sept. 30 to discuss track elevation for Indianapolis. The Indianapolis representative | | made his final plea for action on | | elevation when he called yesterday ! at the White House and explained the merit of the project to Marvin H. McIntyre, the President's secre- | tary. He lft a memorandum on the project for the President. Mr. | McIntyre promised that the White House will go into the matter thor- | He was named yesterday by joughly and grant the Hoosier con- | Republican National Committee |gressman an audience to explain the | upon recommendation of Ivan C. need for track elevation, the latter |

Morgan, state chariman, and George said. A. Ball, national committeeman. Mr. Gilliom said a meeting of disthe clubs may be | held next week. Thomas C. Batch- | elor, Indianapolis attorney, had been

named as assistant director. District and vice chairmen of the

Appointed by G. 0. P. National Body.

Arthur L. Gilliom, former state attorney general, today took charge as state director of the LandonKnox Clubs in Indiana.

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COMMUNISM HELD ENEMY OF CHURCH.

Times Special MUNCIE, Ind. Sept. 17. — Five | enemies threatening the church | | were outlined at the Eastern Indi- | {ana Christian Conference yesterday | {by the, Rev. A. E. Cortner, confer- | {ence president. | Mr. Cortner named communism, | lawlessness, ‘liquor traffic, economic | unfairness and indifference | church calls.

liom. with county chairmen to be selected by the district leaders. “The movement is nonpartisan and seeks to enlist every one who | feels the election of Landon and Knox is of vital importance to the

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| Washington, Mr. Flynn said that | bankers today, because of the im- { proved rating system for making

| estate borrowers.

The picture at the right shows two violations. The second car is parked with nose sticking out into the traffic lane. Back of it a car is double parked. Both pictures were taken in the downtown area.

j of Mrs. Margaret L. Voyles, 70, who

| hanged herself in the basement of | {the home of her son, Oris Voyles, |

| 726 N. Bradley-av.

Mrs. LaVerne Voyles, 25, daugh- |

| ter-in-law, found the body | tric iron cord. | deputy cornoner, returned a verdict { of suicide. :

sus- | | pended from a gas pipe by an elec- | Dr. E. R. Wilson, |

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Mrs. Vovles said her mother-in- | law had been in ill health for several |

| years. i lived in Indianapolis 14 years. { husband died 22 years ago. | - Survivors include the | brother, Asa Elliott,

She was born in Salem and | Her |

son, a | and a sister, |

| Mrs. Nancy Hinds, both of Bloom- |

| ington.

| REJECT PARKING METERS | TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Sept. 17— |

{ Plans for installing parking meters |

{in the business district here were | { abandoned. today at suggestion of | the Board of Safety.

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gated. Formerly, he said, the bank appraiser neglected the credit rating of the borrower and wowdd loan 50 per cent of the appraised value of the property after a superficial More than enough money -is| examination. available in banks for mortgage - loans on desirable real estate, William P. Flynn, Indiana National Bank vice president, told Indianapolis realtors today. i Speaking at the board's weekly luncheon . meeting in the Hotel

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Flynn described the differ- | in the method of making |

that’ loans now are granted only | after the physical security is ap- | praised and credit rating investi- |

17.—Settlement of |

the strike of 35,000 workmen in the | Lille textile factories was announced | officially by the government to- |

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