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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CRASHES INJURE 2 PEDESTRIANS, AUTOIST'S WIFE

4-Year-Old Boy Slightly; Car Overturns On 16th Street.

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

June 17

Accidents: .............cocvvs er Injured

TRAFFIC ARRESTS

Speeding Running red light Running preferential street. ... Drunken driving Reckless driving Improper lights .....cce0000000. Others

Three persons, two of them pedestrians, were injured in - three traffic [accidents reported to police

[iss Myrtle Miller, 14, of 422 St., as they were crossing ork St. at Dorman St. bsses said that the child way and dashed in front of riven by Joe Kittery, 42, of rvington Ave.

Walked Into Auto

Witn broke

., walked into the side of an iven by Wade Davis, 20, R. ox 571, in the 1100 block N. t, Mr. McConnell was taken i Hospital with abdominal in-

juries. . In t e only auto collision Sh

of 1131 "Haugh St., received internal’ injuries and was faken to City Hospital. Mrs. Ratliff was riding husband, Lunda Ratliff, collided at 16th and Haugh Sts. with another driven by Joe Thompson, 54, of 1834 N. Capitol |Ave., police said. According to police, Mr. Ratliff’s car was overturned as he attempted to turn left at the intersection.

BOY SCOUT CAMPAIGN GAINS ARE REPORTED

The report of Boy Scout membership campaign team workers today showed a gain of 43 sustaining memberships and three corporation memberships over last week.

The next meeting of the organization is to be Thursday noon in the Columbia Club.

OUTDOOR CONCERTS PLANNED The Indianapolis Symphony is planning three concerts this summer during July and August in Garfield Park. While the dates are to be arranged later, the Park Board yesterday granted them permission to use the park.

Is Hurt

Arrange for Lawyers’ Picnic

Six attorneys who completed arrangements today for the sixth-; annual picnic of the Lawyers Association of Indianapolis tomorrow (left to right) Charles Holder, Haerle, Archie N. Bobbitt, Barney Moore, John Raftery and V.

are.

Armstrong, general chairman.

The picnic is to be held in Forrest Park in Noblesville. matches early tomorrow will open the all-day outing which is to include baseball. games, tennis matches and card games for women

guests.

BROWN COUNTY TRADE CLIMBS

‘For Rent” Signs Disappear

From Picturesque Nashville.

Times Special NASHVILLE, Ind, June 18.— There are no “for rent” signs here —nor for that matter, in most of

| Brown County.

A survey by county and town officials revealed a business boom. Every business place in town has been taken over and no storeroom space is available. This is the news relayed to Indianapolis businessmen seeking to locate establishments in Indiana’s tourist center. Local contractors plan new buildings here to take care of a shortage. A cabin builder recently rented a small room across from the Court House to a merchant; another lot owner expects to erect buildings to house retail stores on his ground. New homes also are to be built. A peauty parlor recently came to town, and another has been opened at the Abe Martin lodge in the Brown County State Park two and a half miles southeast of here. Bean Blossom, near here, is the site of a new pottery industry established by a California woman. Meanwhile, building remodelling is underway. Private homes faking care of the tourist trade dre being enlarged to house the hotel overflow. Curio and souvenir ‘merchants have reported a business upturn, and county hand-craftsmen are working by lamplight to supply the increased order demand. A widow

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Golf

in the southwestern part of the county has two assistants aiding in getting out rag-carpet rush orders for city customers.

OPENS FILES ON

U. S. ATTEMPTS AGAINST SOVIET

State Department Reveals lli-Starred Allied Intervention.

By United Press WASHINGTON, June 18. — The State Department has written finis, ir so far as the United States is concerned, to the disastrous attempts by the Allied Governments in 1919 to intervene in Russia and by armed force overthrow the Soviet Government, The Department opened the files containing its hitherto secret documents relating to the fiasco conducted by the American, British, Japanese, French and Italian Governments in Archangel and Siberia. This episode started with armed

Texpeditions sent to northern Russia

to guard large food and munitions supplies and to Siberia to assist in releasing a large force of Czechoslovak troops marooned there.

Shared Prestige Loss

Both expeditions remained in Russian territory to -support factional governments set up by anti-Bolshevik forces in the hope of overthrowing the Soviet regime established by Lenin and Trotsky. The record reveals Japan probably lost the greatest number of

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men; the United States and Great Britain the largest amount of money and supplies. All shared in the loss of prestige.

The record is contained in a thick volume of official “Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States” for the year 1919, dealing exclusively with Russia, published by the State Department today. It reports meetings of the Supreme War Council at the Versailles

‘American, British and French troops

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conference at which was worked out the futile attempts to hold a special “Russian peace conference.”

‘White’ Russians Mutinied It has a record of the Archangel and Murmansk armed expeditions which ended in failure when the “White” Russian troops whom the

were supporting mutinied ahd went over to the Bolshevik forces. It contains a detailed record of

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the Allied attempts to maintain the “White” Russian Government set up by Admiral Koltchack in Siberia and the final collapse of that government. But perhaps most important of all, the record contains a detailed account of the diplomatic intrigue and machinations which went on, particularly in Siberia, to involve the United States directly in a war against the Bolsheviks and to commit this country to a long and cost-

“FATHER’S DAY”

FRIDAY, JUNI

18, 1937"

ly war to make Russia “safe for

democracy.” - FALLS F FROM TRAIN

‘Police nm Y Sought 1 to identify a man reported in a critical condition in Methodist Hospital who fell from an inbound Monon) Railroad train near 59th St. yesterday. They said he apparently fell from the pilot of the locomotive.

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