Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1937 — Page 4
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CITY GARBAGE
SYSTEM UPHELD
$2,000,000 VERDICT GIVEN IN OIL SUIT
By United Priss PORTLAND, Me. April 30.—Jenkins Petrol¢gum Pfocess Co., Milwaukee, today/was the winner of a $2,000,000 Fe al jury verdict in its
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6000 WILLTO OPEN
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls To Aid Campaign.
USED G00DS DRIVE
“ar mately 4200 Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Camp Fire girls. Money derived from sale of the goods is used to pay a staff of about 50 workers, all hanalicapped or unsuited for other employment.
2-DAY SOCIAL SCIENCE CONFERENCE OPENED
_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SHORTRIDGE SENIOR
CLASS PLAY TONIGHT
The Shortridge High School senior class is to present its play, “The Youngest,” tonight in the school auditorium. June Gardner and Donald Harkness are to be seen in leading roles. Others in the cast are
Anna Margaret Chapman, Margaret McCracken, Charles Meyer, Miriam Collins and Carolyn Dixon.
Patty Goode is president of the Shortridge Equestrian Club, a new organization, Miss Thelma Simmons is to be faculty sponsor. Other officers are Mary Lou Savidge, secretary, and Virginia Goodrich, treas-
LAWN SEED {0c Box
BY HIGH COURT
Sanitation Division Will Press Fight on Private Collectors.
$3000.00 Bien of. ‘contract sti | Robert - Ulrich, - Verne Vanderbilt, ! urer. against the Sinclair Reffing Co., Inc., of Maine after nearly 16 years’ | litigation. The suit grew out of-an improvement in a petroleum “cracking” process originated by the late Ulysses S. Jenkins in 1917. The improvement was made in laboratories of the Cudahy company, which later became the Sinclair corporation.
By United Press 2 , SE S HANOVER, April 30.—The Indi-
adem i ience gath- GUARD YOUR HEALTH : ana Academy of Social Science gath | COMPLETE ASSORTMENT a 5¢ Pkg.
ered here today for the annual two- Take care of teeth. y day meeting. cause of much suring and possible ill health. Seg Flower and Vegetable Seeds BULBS : Sea 2 for 5¢
your dentist AT ONCE . . , delay may mean serious Dr. Joseph Banks Rhine, Duke .
trouble! University, is to speak at a ban-17-21 East Washington St.
, Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. and quet tonight. He will discuss “ExtraS Hn ALS SL, YAS A
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Government, history, economics and The PEOPLE'S DENTISTS SPRING
socioliogy also are scheduled. 364 WEST WASHINGTON ST. CELEBRATION Hear These
Performers!
The Good Will Industries center tomorrow is to open a two-weeks’ campaign for used clothing and household goods. Contributed materials ‘are to be turned over to center employees for salvaging and reconditioning. Bags in which housewives have
been asked to place contributions are to be distributed by approxi-
The City Sanitation Department today was in a position to continue its drive against private. garbage collectors after the State Supreme Court had ruled in favor of the city ‘collection system. |
The city ordinance was upheld in ' a case against Frank R. and Carl C. Ryan, who were collecting garbage from restaurants for livestock feed. Works Board members recently -have appealed to householders in ‘their attempt to prevent private col‘lections. Ernie Frick, Works Board secretary, estimated that the decision would mean increased revenue to the city of approximately $25,000 annually. He based his estimate on the $7.53 a hundred pounds the city ‘receives for grease made at the incinerator plant, Among other decisions handed down yesterday was a ruling upholding the state Optometry Registration and Examination Board in an appeal from the Shelby Circuit Court, The case was started by a Hammond optometrist, himself registered, but employed by a nonresident, non-registered firm.
Constables Lose
The St. Joseph Circuit Court was | ‘upheld in another decision in which the Supreme Court ruled that two former township constables must serve a 2 to 14 year sentence for conspiracy, taking bribes and false personation. The two men, Otto Switzer and William Bushong, were convicted in 1635 on charges of obtaining money from alleged ‘“bootleggers” by posing as State and Federal officers. | Judge Michael J. Hughes ruled that the Carroll Perfumers, Inc., a Ft. Wayne concern, must operate under a permit from the state Pharmacy Board. The appeal from a Warrick Circuit Court in the election contest brought by Warren W. Martin, defeated Democratic candidate, was denied when the lower court was upheld.
HITLER OPENS SHOW REVIEWING RECORD
By United Press BERLIN, April 30.—Adolf Hitler personally opened a nexhibition today, called “Give Me Four Years’ time.”
The entire cabinet, diplomatic corps and prominent leaders of industry, commerce and the Nazi Party were present. The exhibition was designed to reveal to Germany and the world what the Hitler regime actually has accomplished in four years. Open until June 20, the display is expected to attract 2,000,000 visitors.
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Dr. Chas. Owens
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LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON Times Special TERRE HAUTE, April 30—Tressie Morgan is to leave for Washington tomorrow to accept a secre- ] tarial position with the Social Security Board and continue normal
training work at George Washington University. She. has been an honor student at Indiana State Teachers College here.
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