Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1937 — Page 10

CHECK ON NEZDS BEGUN IN NEGRO HEALTH SURVEY

Adults’ Day Observance in Campaign Scheduled For Tomorrow.

A survey of community health needs is being made as today’s fea-

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Week here. Tomorrow is to be Adults’ Health Day, with emphasis on annual health examinations. The observance is under the auspices of the National Health Movement in co-operation with the U. S. Public Health Service, the State Health Board, City and County Health Departments and organizations interested in community betterment. The Aesculapian Medical Society is taking the lead in the observance here. Members of the society’s committee on health include Dr. Henry L. Hummons, Dr. L. R. Young and Dr. Clarence Lucas. Mrs. W. E. Brown is permanent chairman. Subcommittee chairmen include Dr. H. M. Middleton, Dr. Homer Wales, Miss Pauline Batties, Miss Lois Holland, Mrs. Eugenia Asbury, Dr. Lucas, Dr. Young, Dr. Hummons and R. L. Brokenburr.

LIFE INSURANCE CO. HEADS TO BANQUET

Executives of the Standard Life Insurance Co. of Indiana are to hold their annual banquet Friday at the Columbia Club. The speaker is to be Judge Walter E. Treanor of Indiana Supreme Court, and Floyd E. William= son, vice president, is to serve as toastmaster.

The famili of an institution .

acts as “contact man” betwe

Hugh Marshall Sr., is held in City Prison while State Police de- - cide what, if any, charges to bring against him because of his testimony in defense of his son, Hugh Marshall Jr. recently sentenced to the electric chair from Shelby County for the murder of William H. Bright, Indianapolis druggist. Marshall testified he had advised his son before and during the commission of the crime.

‘WPA FOREMANSHIP CONFERENCES BEGUN

Foremanship training conferences for Works Progress Admin-

istration project foremen have been |

| started in nine Indiana districts. | Conferences are to be held daily | from 4 to 6 p. m., with each foreman | expected to attend one conference

each week for 15 weeks. Approxi- | mately 20 foremen will attend each | session.

INSTITUTION “IN INDIANAPOLIS

B16 GAIN SHOWN INU. S. REVENUE

Total May Hit 80 Million for New Record, Smith Says In Report.

Will H. Smith, Internal Revenue Collectgr, said today that revenue

may establish a new fiscal year record of approximately $80,000,000. Collections for the fiscal year encing June 30, 1936, were $68,485,731.27. March collections were $16,000,936.97, an increase of $6,034,125.18

over the same month last year. Collections up to March 31 were $62,573,199.24. : Income tax payments, acording to Mr. Smith, were $9,717,616.06 in March, an increase of $4,200,000 over March, 1936. Other tax increases were: Distilled spirits, $3,506,515.83; beer tax, $758.747.20; estates, $260,281.52; -elec-

collections for April, May and June |.

trical energy, $87,035.34; admission and dues, $11,628.74, and capital stock, $5401.21. Social Security tax payments were $789,920.18. Gift taxes dropped from $678,601.44 last year to $48,695.02.

MEETING HERE HELPS SPANISH LOYALISTS

Contributions totaling $150 from 90 persons were received last night by the American Friends of Spanish Democracy following an address in the Y. W. C. A. by Luis Perez, Chicago, Spanish consulate chancellor. : Mr. Perez said the “Spanish revolution is the French revolution in reverse.” He charged the Spanish conflict is “an invasion supported by Italy and Germany behind a smokescreen of subduing communism and saving Christianity.”

ENGINZER TO SPEAK

L. S. Bergen, New York, Crucible Steel Co. research engineer, is to speak at a technical session of the Indianapolis chapter, American Society for Metals, Monday night in the Hoosier Athletic Club. A banquet at 6:30 p. m. is to precede the ad-

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