Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1936 — Page 16

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Association Policy at League Conclave.

Times Special ® TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 23. — Bavings and loan associations have modernized the mortgage loan busihess into the most attractive plan offered home owners in the history of Indiana, Pred T. Greene, president of the local Federal Home Loan Bank, said here yesterday.

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Indiana Savings and Loan Be Mr. Greene said creation of the Federal Home Loan Bank has provided a nation-wide system of quickly moving credit for approved associations. “Loan companies should have a irained personnel in order to sell the public intelligently on the adyaptagts of home ownership,” he sa “Home financing institutions in Indiana have from $50,000,000 to $60,000,000 available for lending to

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buyers.”

WALTON LEAGUERS ELECT W.F. COLLINS

Times Special M’CORMICK’S CREEK STATE PARK, Ind, Oct. 23—William F. Collins, Indianapolis, was re-elected president of the Izaak Walton League, Indiana division, in the closing session of its annual convention yesterday. The 1937 convention is to be held in Kokomo. Other officers elected were Henry Kosanke, Argos, vice president; R. W. Frost, Indianapolis, secretary; Leo Craig, Delphi, treasurer; directors, L. H. Dunten, Fort Wayne: Caarles Enyert, Logansport; Paul Mobley, Alexandria: Ivar Henning, South Bend; Guy Chillcut, Frankfort; Robert White, East Chicago; Ike Mayne, Huntington; Lee Em-~ melman, Indianapolis; Dr. Karl Brown, Muncie, and E. M. Wise, Terre Haute.

FALL INTO HOT WATER BURNS CHILD BADLY

A fall into a pan of water heated by her mother for scrubbing the kitchen floor resulted .in severe burns on the back, hips and legs

this morning for Norma Jean Coo er, 2, of 1406 W. Ray-st. She Ds taken to City Hospital. Her condition, according to physicians, is serious. !

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Instead of going tQ movies on her “afternoons off,” Sally Salminen, Finnish kitchen maid, bought a scratch pad at a 10-cent store and set to work to write a novel. Today Misy Salminen is the winner of a $2100 novel contest. Miss Salminen is shown,

above, putting in her last day’s work over the pots and pans.

BENEFIT PARTY SET

Service Post 128, A 128, American Legion, is to hold a benefit euchre and bridge party at Legion Hall, Oaklandon tonight. Arrangements com=mittee members are Fred C. Duzan, Chester E. Lawson, Neal Talmadge,

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