Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1937 — Page 17

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THURSDAY, JAN. 7, 1937 _

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TRAFFIC RULES

Only Three Minor Accidents Are Reported to Local : Officials. &

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL TO DATE

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Accidents Injured TRAFFIC ARRESTS January 6 Speeding «8 Running red light ............ 10 Preferential Street ........... 5 Drunken driving ......... weber No left turn violation 9

Only three minor traffic accidents were reported yesterday, but police arrested 46 motorists for alleged traffic violations. Merle Sare, 46, Orleans, was arrested on a charge of disobeying a traffic signal after his automobile collided with one driven by Marie

Morgan, 49, cf 1182 Carrollton Ave.,

at 30th St. and Capitol Ave. Three other drivers were arrested

on charges of drunken driving. They |

were William Brenner, 64, of 2740 Central Ave.; Kenneth Ramsey, 32, 2824 Jackson St., and James Copple, 38, of 1533 N. Capitol Ave.

ASKS PAYMENT FOR CHRISTMAS SEALS

The Marion County Tuberculosis Association today asked all persons who used Christmas Seals this year

. and have not settled for them to

do so at once.. Miss Mary A. Meyers, association executive secretary, pointed out that the organization is held accountable for all seais issued. - Sunnyside Sanatorium patients and employees were responsible for the sale of $676 worth of the seals and $315 worth . were bought by others who, wanted the credit to go to the sanatorium.

MANUAL CLASS DAY TO BE HELD FRIDAY

Aided by two committees, Edward Rugenstein, January ’37 senior class president at Manual Training High School, has completed plans for the semiannual Class Day celebration Friday) afternoon. The celebration is to climax the class’ social activities. The semester is to close Jan.

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A program in the auditorium followed by a dance in the girls’ gymnasium is scheduled. Graduating seniors have invited members of the June ’37 class as their guests.

MRS. MUENCH DENIED BAIL ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7.—Mrs. Nelle Tipton Muench and three codefendants in the so-called “baby case” were denied an application for bail today pending outcome of an appeal from their mail fraud conviction.

Directs

Hugh Thompson (above), is the Anderson leader of the United Automobile Workers of America strikers, and from an office over a clothing store in Main St. directs activities of union men amounting to 12,000 idle from two General Motors Corp. plants there.

OPTOMETRISTS OF STATE TO CONVENE!

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Three-Day Session to Open Here on Sunday.

The 40th annual Indiana Association of Opvometrists’ éonvention is to open Sunday for a threeday session in the Severin Hotel,

according to Dr. W. L. Van Osdol, president. Among speakers scheduled are Dr. Hammond S. Horton of the East Cleveland Hospital and Clinic and Dr. Carl F. Shepard, Northern Illi= nois College of Optometry. ° Officers are to be elected Monday | and a dinner and dance are on the! program Tuesday. The Ladies Aux- | iliary is to meet in conjunction with the association. '

TWO PWA CONTRACTS IN STATE APPROVED

Contracts for the construction of | a swimming: pool at Vincennes and | a municipal garage at Evansville have been approved by the PWA, | State Director Forrest M. Logan | said today. i The pool contract was awarded to Lenahan & Conen, Vincennes, on a | bid of $67,045. The Tristate Con- | structing Corp. received the garage | contract on a bid of $89,089. ~ !

MRS. JIMMY WALKER BUYS SOME CHICKENS

By United Press NEW © YORK, Jan, 7.—Former Mayor James J. Walker took his wife, the former Betty Compton, to the poultry show. She thought some of the birds would go well with the Walker farm at Northport, L. I. For $500 she purchased a pen of prize-winning Buff Cochins— four females and one male—and also invested in a pen of silver-spangled Hamburgs and the Blue Azore hen which had been the sensation of the show.

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DIPLOMAT HITS DISHONESTY OF SOME LAWYERS

Meredith Nicholson Urges Cleanup of Practice of Law Here.

Meredith Nicholson, Indianapolis,

zuela, urged t he Indianapolis Zar Association to clean up the law profession when he addressed a membership dinner meeting last night in the Columbia Club. “There is a condition,” he said,

“in Indianapolis respecting the unethical and dishonest practices of ome lawyers that calls for irhmejate and serious consideration.

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only the law, but every ethical principle of ‘the practice of law and we smugly sit by and allow it to continue.

“Must Be Stopped”

“These things must be stopped and it behooves both the Indianapolis Bar Association, the Lawyers’ Association + of Indianapolis, the State Bar Association and each individual attorney as a committee of one to bend every effort toward the immediate stopping of this practice.” Russell Willson was installed as association president to succeed Hubert Hickman. Mr. Willson named committees for the year, headed by the following members: Executive committee, Mr. Willson; ad-1

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Other Committees ‘

Auditing, Floyd W. Burns; employment bureau, Saul I. Rabb; legal aid, Merle H. Miller; maintenance and operation of the association’s building, Irving M. Fauvre; inter-association conferences and contacts, William H. Wemmer; memorial, Samuel D. Miller; library, Thomas A. Daily. Program, Thomas D. Stevenson; committee on the practice of law by corporations, Taylor E. Groninger; club rooms, Harvey A. Grabill; attendance, Harold W. Jones; legislative, H. Nathan Swaim; real

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