Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1937 — Page 12

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OPPOSE EARLE'S SUGGESTION ON U.S. OWNERSHIP

Pennsylvania Senators Are Against Government Control of Coal Industry.

Times Special !

WASHINGTON, June 11.—Both

Pennsylvania Senators are opposed to Governor George H. Eafle’s suggestion of state or Federal ownership or opgration of anthracite mines to end coal bootlegging and other ills of the hard coal industry.

Senator Davis (R.-Pa.) expressed full agreement with views stated earlier by Senator Guffey (D. Pa.) opposing the Governor’s threat that if the anthracite companies do not “set their house in order” he plans to move toward government control of at least a part of the industry. -Comment of a different kind came from Thomas Kennedy, Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania and secretary-treasurer of the United Mine Workers. “In my judgment,” said Mr. Kennedy, who comes from the anthracite region, ‘there is a great deal of merit in the proposal that the Federal Government control the coal lands. If we have this plus Federal regulation of the industry, of the type provided for bituminous coal by the Guffey Coal Act, we might get somewhere. I have in mind the elimination of large royalties to the landholders, possibly reduced railroad freight rates, and other economies that would place anthracite in a better. competitive position with other fuels.”

TWO DOG OWNERS FACE COURT TODAY

Two persons were to appear in Municipal Court today on charges of harboring vicious dogs and having mo licenses; Clarence Bumps, 34, of 615 Division St., was arrested after a dog cwned by him is alleged to have bitten Betty Kelso, 7, 1158 Standard Avs. Mrs. Opal Whittington, 22, 1029 S.| Alabama St. also was ordered fo appear in court after her dog allegedly bit Raymond Neville, 10, of 1025S. Alabama St.

ACTING SCHOOL HEAD TO SAIL FOR EUROPE

Daniel T. Weir, acting school superintendent, is to sail with his wife June 19 from New York for a trip through Europe. He is due back Aug. 22. During his absence, Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant superintendent, is to serve as acting superintendent and is to be in charge of summer school.

The Recreation Department has

The “shame-fagced” gentlemen in the above tableau are being ordered from the Garfield Park swimming pool because they are improperly clad.

men swimmers

announced that

: Times “Photo. must wear tops as well as shorts

at City.owned pools and beaches. Left to right are: George Burgess, Stumpf, J. H. Kunkel Jr. and Fay Ensiminger.

Rosie O'Connor, Ed Hine, Bob

STATE PWA EXPENDS 41 MILLION IN WORKS

Logan Cites 4-Year Record In. 72 Counties.

Projects costing approximately 41 million dollars.have been completed or are near completion during four years of PWA in Indiana, Forrest M. Logan, State Director, said today. “Of the amount, more than 26 million dollars was furnished by local communities interested in the projects,” he added. Marion County’s PWA projects total approximately seven million dollars with $3,120,000 for improvements by the Indianapolis Street Railways. The railway’s project was financed with funds borrowed from PWA. The PWA projects are located in 72 of the State's 92 counties. Mr. Logan said two-thirds of the projects had been completed, with only $1,276,860 worth of consfruction still in progress. More than 19,200,000 man-hours of employment have been provided

No successor has been named for Paul C. Stetson, who died June 1.

by the projects during the four years Mr. Logan said.

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AID TO PRESIDENT GETS HONOR DEGREE

By United Press WASHINGTON, June 11.—Miss Marguerite Alice Le Hand, persona) secretary to President Roosevelt, rer ceived an honorary Doctor o Laws degree from Rosary oa River Forest, Ill, in a ceremony in the White House Blue Room, The Very Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Morrison, rector of | Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago, conferred the degree yesterday in the presence of the President, Postmaster General James A. Farley and Miss.-Le Hand's executive office coworkers. The citation for the degree was

read by Maurice S. Sheehy, Cathclic University, Washington, who

said “she has given herself to the service of our country.”

Miss Le Hand received the degree here because her recent illness prevented a trip to River Forest.

HOMECOMING IS SET

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University Arranges Three Courses to Be Held At Camps.

1imes Special LAFAYETTE, June 11.—Approximately 350 students at Purdue University for the semester which is to end with Sunday’s commencement are to remain to continue their training in summer sessions. Three summer camps have been arranged by the university. The civil engineering practice course is to open Sunday at Ross Camp, 11 miles southwest of here, and continue for 10 weeks. Prof. G. E. Lommel] is to be in charge. Fifty students are to attend the eight-weeks forestry camp at Henryville State Forest. Prof. C. G. Geltz is to be director. Military Training at Knox Advanced military training is to be given at Ft. Knox, Ky. for six weeks, starting next Friday. Maj. R. B. Warren and Maj. G. O. Kurtz

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CITY MAN TO GET PH. D. Horace Leslie Barnett, of Indian-

Philosophy degree at commencement exercises of Michigan State College Monday.

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56th State Encampment To Open Sessions June 13.

Times Special LOGANSPORT, June 11.—Indiana’s Civil War veterans are to gather here for the 56th State Encampment of the Grand Army of

Joining in the event are to be Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Women’s Relief Corps, Ladies of the G. A. R., Sons of Union Veterans, and Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans.

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1937

Indianapolis, head of the Ladies of .

the G. A. R,, and Comrade Quincey / Hunt, Terre Haute, State G. A. R. president.

Events are to include: June 14— .

Group meetings; Jurie 15—business, tour of city, reception at Elks Hall;

June 16—business with election, parade, campfire meeting with Ate torney Floyd O. Jellison, South Bend, Spanish American War Veteran, as speaker, and Governor Townsend as guest; June 17—~tlos<' ing ceremonies.

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