Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1937 — Page 19

THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937

‘DISCIPLES HEAR PASTOR'S PLEA [EO T0 CONSOLIDATE

‘Nasty Head’ of Sectarianism Still Rises, Declares Coast Minister.

The Rev. LaVerne Taylor, Springfield, Ill, was to open the secondday session of the North American Christian Convention, speaking at 1:30. p. m. today in Cadle Tabernacle on “The Whole Church at Work.” -Other speakers were to include the Rev.- W. R. Walker, Columbus, O., and the Rev. Orval Morgan, Springfield, Ill. A plea for Christian unity was made last night by the Rev. George P. Taubman, Long Beach, Cal, Christian Church pastor. “In spite of our talk, the nasty head of sectarianism still rises -to poison believers,” the Rev. Mr. Taubman said. “But followers of Jesus Christ will be one in every essential sense when they submit to the crown rights of the King.”

Hate Fills World

“Authority guarantees unity and visiory, the speaker pointed out. “We talk about brotherhood and the man in the street laughs at us. For the world is filled with war and

hate. Everywhere there is hunger, nakedness, unemployment and strikes and leadership in all these things claims Christ as King. If Christ were King, these ills would be cured and real brotherhood would bless the world,” the Rev. Mr. Traubman said. “There never was a time when so much was said about Christian unity and so little done,” he said. Approximately 2500 ministers and church workers from all parts of the United States attended. The Rev. T. K. Smith, of Columbus, convention president, delivered fhe president's annual message.

NEW CHARGES FILED IN SWINDLING CASE - Public health _units today had

been established in four flood district towns, serving 14 southern Indiana counties, it was announced by Dr. Verne X. Harvey, State Health Board secretary. Although intended primarily for flood rehabilitation, the units may become permanent and be supported partly by local funds. Co-operating with P.-T. A., tuber-

Ark., who speaks tonight.

HEALTH UNITS SET UP IN FOUR FLOOD TOWNS

14 Southern Indiana Counties Are to Be Served.

Ex-Detroit ‘Milionaire’ Still In Marion Jail. Bi United Press

MARION, April 22.—Additional charges were filed here today

Below are (right) the Rev. Rap who is to speak tomorrow night, and the Rev. P. H. Welshimer, Can-

ton, O., who is to speak Sunday night.

be staffed by nurses,

Church Leaders Meet Here

Among principal speakers at the North American Christian Convention, in session at Cadle Tabernacle, are these visiting delegates; Above are (left) the Rev. George P. Taubman, Long Beach, Cal, ‘who spoke last night, and the Rev. Charles R. Scoville, Eureka Springs,

hael H. Miller, Washington, D. C,,

culosis associations, local physicians and civic groups, the units are to physicians, supervisors and clerks. Where funds are not appropriated through local taxes, the units are to be supported by State Health Board funds, Dr. Harvey said. The units established in Princeton, Huntingburg, New Albany and Rising Sun are to serve Gibson, Pike, Posey, Crawford, Dubois, Perry, Spencer, Warrick, Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Dearborn, Switzerland, and Ohio counties.

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LAD WHO TOOK MOTHER'S CAR PONDERS FATE

Youth, 13, Winds Up in Detention Home After Crash.

A 13-year-old boy today was con- |

sidering the consequences of a “snitched” joy ride in his mother’s

automobile. It all started when he decided to borrow the car while his mother attended a theater near their home, he told police. Before she left, he took the extra ignition key from her purse, he said. She drove to the show, and

parked the car nearby. The boy said he followed her and, after she entered the theater, he took the car. He drove north on College Ave. But the car was too big for him to handle and went out of control in the 6200 block, striking a parked machine, The parked car’s owner saw the accident and told police the hoy turned his machine around and drove south on College Ave. He said he caught him after a brief chase and turned him over to police, who took him to the Detention Home.

RENTAL OFFICES SET

4 P.M. CLOSING HOUR

A 4 p. m. summer closing hour

mittee of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, died last night after | a long illness.

has been proposed for all rental offices affiliated with the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. The proposal was made by David T. Nicoson. at a luncheon of the property management division in the Hotel Washington yesterday.

3 MEN FOUND DEAD IN DINGY ATTIC ROOM

By United Press CLEVELAND, April 22.—-In a dingy one-room attic they shared as home, three men were found dead today amid evidences of a bitter last struggle against either food poisoning or coal-gas fumes.

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mer Detroit millionaire, City Clerk Ray E. Norman and Curtis Strange, all charged with violating the State Securities Act. Norman and Strange, who are free under $1,500 bond each on a previous count, pleaded not guilty and posted additional bonds of $1000 each. Marr, held in jail here since his arrest, has not been arraigned on the new charge. Marr is charged in the new affidavit with false pretense in connection with a cashier’s check for $1800 allegedly obtained from Mrs. Carrie Seeger. Authorities believe Marr swindled approximately $100,000 from residents in more than a dozen Indiana towns through stock deals. Two new affidavits filed against Norman charged him with violation of the securities law in receiving $180 commission from Marr on sale of $1800 worth of unregistered stock to Mrs. Seeger, and recommending an unregistered security to Frank Latendresse. 5 Similar affidavits were filed against Strange. He was charged with receiving $65 from Marr as| commission and recommending stock to Miss Myrtle Drukemiller.

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Sky Chief

Beth Peace, full-blooded Indian princess from the Crow Reservation at Lodge Grass, Mont., is organizing a new tribe of which she has been made chief—the staff of stewardesses ‘of Northwest Airlines. Miss Peace is a descendant of “White Man Runs Him,” a scout in the service of General Custer and is the first Indian to became a. plane stewardess.

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George, is heiress-apparent of the throne.

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