Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1936 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3 1936

REPORTS STATE

AUTO CRASHES THROUGH WINDOW HERE

SHOWS AUGUST 0B INCREASES

University Business Review .Cites Pay Roll Gains Over Year Ago.

leview, issued sity Bureau

2271 Indiing was about four month ago,” the lis were nearher during the

August than during’ COTICeTNS Were re- if the upturn in #

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a 13 per cent adaed creased activity d repair sheps ployment in

factically un-

The bull in the china shop had nothing on the motor car owned

by Roy Harrison, rison’s car (above),

Indiana-av Mr. to Louisville at the time of

54, of Chicago, Ill, skidded on Indiana-av and crashed through the plate glass and into the cigar store and taxi stand of W. L. Tyler, 523

today. Police reported that Har-

Harrison with his wife, Mrs. Lily Harrison, were on their way the accident.

They were not hurt.

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n receipts well retail firms rerease In tbe numsthe month. r _cent above ent store n over the! Drug Sore

but 5 per cent vestock receipts

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industry like peri« the Renobile production IT leading proahead on 1937 models more actives and was about 20 per | ear ago. Preliminary that electricity proer than during any

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COURT IS TO HEAR

ion for a re-|

Properties, Inc,

ing Superior from ne ‘grounds failed to Tule

“ . a receiver was - Court by Ida rim Properties, i S. Cohn, presiJ. Kiser and F. 1. Shu- = on the properties amount £35000 a e Bupreme Cour

irt motion.

JIRY SELECTION SLOW

TH BEND. Ind. Sept. j rs’ seated Judge J. d the third day of Perkins, alleged the $29,000 robbery of ts National Bank here

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| lice for questioning | with the alleged theft of $5 and a

RECEIVER PETITION!

i port, according to state police.

Superior | n late yester- | upreme Court. |

year, according to |

23.— | ten- | Elmer |

but possibly | “vege~ |

Petersburg, to visit 43, of

Elza Chandler Scott, Kv., is to come here Friday 1 his brother, Denny Chandler, 880 Collier-st, whom, he had not seen for 36 years. The brothers were separated 1800 when both lle Baptists’ Orphan Home. adopted by Scott. Mr home with Elza at Petersburg. The brothers got cach other through Home. rin 1935. similar brother's

was

address. On Sept

{ his ‘brother for the first time nearly four decades.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

District are to convene here Saturday. Emil Rath, director of physical education in Indianapolis schools, | ahnounced today. The meeting is to open at 10 a. m. in Cropsey auditorium of Central | { Library. Delegates are ‘to discuss | “Marking and Teachers’ Marks in| Physical Education Courses.” QUIZZED IN AUTO THEFT Cecil Scott Smith, 49, R. R. 4, Morgantown, was held today by po- | in connection |

motor car from Harold Jones, Gos-

until recently, |

were in the Louis- | Elza | Mr. and Mrs. Ott | Scott, 65, still makes his |

: TEACHERS TO MEET |

in any other Au- | —_— ; | to the decline! Members of the Indiana Physical |

| Education Association in the Sixth |

Wag Found

G. 0. P. Mumbo, His Tail Patched, Retired to Shelf.

UMBO,” one-time “tail-less” elephant of the G. O. P. state headquarters, has been found | —and so has a new tail. “Mumbo,” who was lost following a political junket to Cambridge City, was found today in the state Republican Veterans Bureau headquarters in the Claypool Hotel. “And,” officials said proudly, “he has a tail.” Adhesive tape mended “Mumbo's” wagless ways, but Repub- | lican leaders say his parading days are over. Hel be used just as a headquarters ornament until after Nov. 3.

‘FHA LOAN PLEAS | TAKE SPURT HERE

| The largest number of applica- | tions for FHA loans in the history { of the Federal Housing Administra- | tion in Indiana was received at the | state office here last week, R. Earl | Peters, state director, announced yesterday. | Out of the aggregate total of | $440,550 in applications, $168,400 | were for new home construction, Mr. Peters said. The number of | commitments issued by the Federal | Housing Administration since its | organization totals approximately | $12,307,161.

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STATE MEDICAL MEN TO MEET AT SOUTH BEND

Housing Presents Problem as Heavy Attendance Is Indicated.

By United Press : .SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 23.— An advance registration of approximately 1500 for the Indiana State Medical Association convention to be held here Oct. 6, 7 and 8 has created a serious accommodations problem, Dr. David B. Bickel, general chairman, said today. Unable to accommodate the visitors in hotels, a search has been started for rooms in private homes, he said. Dr. R. L. Sensenich, South Bend, is association president and will preside over business sessions. Ten speakers prominent nationally in medicine and surgery are scheduled on the scientific program. Registration, the annual golf tournament, trap shooting and a { meeting of the house of delegates and the council, association executive ' bodies, are scheduled on the opening day. Scientific sessions are to open on {the second day and during the | afternoon delegates are to meet in | four sections featuring the special- | ties of medicine, surgery, ear, nose land throat diseases and anesthesia. | Election of officers and selection {of the 1937 convention city are | scheduled on the closing day, to be | followed by a’general scientific ses- | sion dt which five of the nationally | prominent speakers are to appear.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

EXHIBITS PRINTS

W. Hurley Ashby, 582 N. New Jersey-st (above) is exhibiting a group of his photographic prints at the Smithsonian Institute this month. The prints include landscape, still life, architectural studies and camera portraits.

Ashby has exhibited his photographic work in galleries in the United States and abroad, and has been awarded a fellowship in the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain. He is a member of the local Camera Club.

FAKE G-MAN FINED AT CRAWFORDSVILLE

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Times Special y CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 23.—John Wall, farm employe of near Waynetown, thought it was fun to play G-man for a while. Wall used an imitation G-man badge he bought at the Indiana State Fair to gain admission to a local theater, police said. He enjoyed the show and his little trick until he came out of the theater and was arrested by police,

summoned by the ticket seller, and charged with impersonating an offi-

cer. (An unsympathetic judge in city court fined him $1 and costs.

'XERN REQUESTS

UTILITY CHIEFS: PUBLIGISE DATA}

Establish Closer Relations |

With Public, Mayor Tells Gas Trustees.

At a recent meeting of Citizens Gas and Coke Utility trustees, Mayor Kern urged that directors of the utility establish closer public relations, he revealed today. Praising the management for economy and efficiency since the utility was taken over last September, Mayor Kern said he felt the public should be informed of the progress being made by directors. Commenting on possibility ,of in-

troducing natural gas here, Mayor |

Kern said it was evident the utility proposed to force natural gas to compete with the artificial product by reducing costs. The utility, having made a 5-cent reduction to consumers since the reorganization, has promised further reductions when a survey of costs is completed, he pointed out.. This is expected within ‘the next few months.

OWENS TO DIRECT’ SOUTH BEND WPA

1. Appointment of William F. Owens to succeed Charles W. Legeman as director of the WPA: district at South Bend was announced today by Wayne Coy, state WPA administrator.

Mr. Legeman, who has been in South Bend since the beginning of the WPA program, has been advanced to the state office where he is to succeed R. W. Bunch as office manager. Mr. Bunch became director of personnel for the State Department of Public Welfare, Mr. Owens was director of the Vincennes WPA district until it was merged with the Evansville district

recently.

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