Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1937 — Page 38

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Speedw ay City Is to Dedicate $109, 000 High School Tonight

Dedication Sebizes are to be held at 8 p. i. today for the new Speedway City High School and community louilding. Principal speakers are to be Howard | F. Wilson, School Board president, and F. M. Logan, PWA State director. The new building, one of a series of units planned for Speedway City, was built at a cost of $109,000. Of this sum $60,000 was furnished by

the oct) corporation and $49,000 by PW

led in the building are a modern | gymnasium, seven classrooms and shower facilities. Tonight's program is to feature movie [shots showing development

‘HUBBY’ ASKS SHARE OF MAE AE WEST CASH

ay v wilde Press LOS ANGELES, June 4.—Frank Wallace, New York actor who has failed to get courts to accept his petition that he is the husband of Mae West, today demanded a share in

$100 000 property “accumulated” by |

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fom actress. His latest complaint, filed in Superidr Court, Wallace said he married Miss West in Milwaukee on April 1, 1911. He said he had asked —and {been denied—an “accounting and a¢tess” to what he contends is community property, The earlier pe‘titions!| denied in New York and Califorhia courts, merely asked recognition as Miss West's husband. Miss West says she never married.

STAGE GUN KILLS HIGH SCHOOL ACTOR

By Unité Press ISABEL, Kas., June 4—A high school | play that called for the shootiniz of the leading actor as a "climax | was left without a star today ajfer a too-realistic rehearsal. Sixteen-year-old Robert Douthitt was dead. He was shot through the chest; back-stage late Thursday. His best fricnd, Kent Loessler, 17, pulled the trigger. The revolver was one of the [{iprops,”’ it was to have been loaded | with blanks for the stage shooting. Somebody forgot to renove 4 shell from it.

of the building, the Speedway Schools’ personnel and business and. industrial life of the town.

The Rev. Howard E. Anderson is to pronounce the invocation, and Harold C. Crater, school superintefident, is to introduce officials, building personnel and guests. Members of the School Board are Mr. Wilson, Foy E. King, secretary, and yhomas V. Keogh, treasurer.

DEMONSTRATION BY WPA UNION FEARED

Jennings Refuses Demands Of South Bend Workers.

John K. Jennings, State WPA Administrator, said he expected some sort of Workers Alliance demonstration or strike in South Bend today as a result of his refusal to accede to certain demands made by the WPA workers union. . Yesterday Mr. Jennings ordered

removal of 27 workers from a WPA camp at Vallonia after they had struck against paying an increased price for board and lodging. The increase was from 50 to 80 cents a day for food and sleeping quarters. Mr. Jennings said that those dismissed would not be replaced. The State operates the camp for unmarried men. Workers Alliance representatives asked the dismissal of practically the entire personnel of the South Bend WPA office and several changes in working conditions on WPA projects. Their reasons were not made public.

TRACTION RECEIVER SUED FOR $20,000

Two suits on file in Superior Court today asked $20,000 damages against Bowman Elder, Ihdiana Railroad receiver.

One was brought by Mrs. Ruth Cope for the death of her husband Earl, fatally injured May 12 in collision with a traction car near Cloverdale. The other was filed by Mrs. Rosa A. Carlson for the death

of her husband, Frank, in the same

accident.

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‘LIBRARY WILL LEND FORUM: PAMPHLETS

June 15.

More than 800 public affairs phamphlets that have been on dis-

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available for borrowing after June 15, L. L. Dickerson, City Librarian, announced today. Since April 1, when the exhibit opened, more than 300 persons have pamphlets. They were sent to the library from the Public Forum Project of the United States Department of Education. The newest additions include: Why Did the Auto Workers Strike?” and “Bomb-Shelling Your Pocketbook.”

HUNT PLANE IN SNOW

By United Press ALPINE, Utah, June 4.—Encouraged by new clues, letters from the mail cargo and splotches of oil on

the ground, searchers poked into snowdrifts in. a canyon off Chipmans’ Peak today, expecting momentarily to find the wreckage of the long lost Western Air Express plane and bodies of the seven persons aboard when it vanished, Dec. 15, 1936.

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Indiana Manag oer of HOLC

Quits to Accept Private

Jack Strickland, Home Owners Loan Corp. Indiana manager, said today he had ‘resigned, effective immediately, to accept a position in private business. He said he has received several offers. His HOLC post will be occupied temporarily by Joseph | L. Brubaker,

former assistant to the regional

manager in Detroit. | Mr. Strickland said he had discussed his resignation with officials in Detroit sometime ag and that he had been asked to remain in the. office several months until a successor could be named. He said that later, however, it was learned that r. Brubaker would be available as temporary state manager. Mr. Brubaker assumed office yesterday. Took Post In 1936 Mr. Strickland became state HOLC manager in January, 1936, following the resignation of E. Kirk McKinney. He formerly was deputy

SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED

- Roxie Buchanan, 723 E. Ohio St., was given a suspended six-months’ sentence in the Indiana Women's Prison by Municipal Judge ‘Charles Karabell, who found her guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill in connection with the shooting of Bertha Hines, 520 E. Market St., yesterday.

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