Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1937 — Page 25

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FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1937

OPEN DRIVE FOR $720,000 FUND

Community Chest Deadline Set for Oct. 20; 38 Charities Involved.

Twenty-five hundred volunteer began the 18th anhual drive for the Community Fund, with a deadline of Oct. 20 and a

goal of $721,287. The money would finance 38 private charities for the coming vear. These agencies provide youth

ers, babies, homeless, transient, sick, and handicapped and health promotion and other services supplied

Leaders of the campaign said that it will be necessary for former donors to give more than previously and for persons who never have before given to give if the goal is to be reached,

“Indianapolis Cares for Own”

“It is a matter of Indianapolis civic pride.” the leaders said, “that the city takes care of her own, and it js inconceivable that those who live beyond the borderline should be permitted to suffer through any lack of generosity on the part of those who are more fortunate.” They cited the 1937 record of these agencies during which, they said, | 25,615 days’ care were given mothers and babies, and 260.445 meals and 118946 lodgings were given to the homeless. During the year 3850 destitute families were aided: there were 69,721 visits to the sick, 391.706 days’ care given children and 46,957 days’ care given the elderly. Workers attended a rally last] hight at the Claypool Hotel and were addressed by Paul O. Ferrel, Real Silk Hosiery Mills vice president and sales director.

FERMER CANNON ELECTED LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8 (U, P.).— Fermer S. Cannon, Indianapolis, yesterday was elected president of the Society of Residential Appraisers, succeeding H. O. Walther, Chicago.

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Youth has its day in famed Red Square, Moscow, with the buxom young women of the Storm Petrel Sports Society leading the victory

march of the Soviet’'s younger generation.

Nearly a million other

patriots helped to celebrate International Youth Day.

MOLLISON CASE SET BY ENGLISH COURT

LONDON, Oct. 8 (U. P.) —The divorce suit of Mrs. Amy Mollison, woman flier, from her aviator husJames Mollison, was listed today in the divorce list for the Michaelmas term of court which cpens Oct. 12. Mrs. Mollison indicated some time ago she intended to seek a divorce,

CONDITION IS FAIR

Ben Angle, 61, 2116 Winter Ave, | who received back injuries when | he fell from a pear tree yesterday, | was reported in fair condition today | in City Hospital.

INSECTS HARMLESS, EXCEPT BITE, CLAIM

GILROY, Cal, Oct. 8 (U. P) — Gilroy's city slogan hereafter will be “The City of the Harmless Mosquito.” Tests made with the local mosquito variety demonstrated that the only thing the matter with it is the bite.

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AWARD PRESENTED TO CITY HOSPITAL |

The American Hospital Association first award for the best National Hospital Day program this year today hung on a wall at City Hospital. It was presented yesterday at a luncheon meeting in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Albert G. Hahn, Evansville, National Hospital Day chairman, said that the public must be made more conscious of hospitals if the nation's mortality rate is to be cut. Hershall M. Tebay, Deputy City Controller, accepted the certificate for Mayor Boetcher, who is ill. Albert Scheidt, of Indiana University Hospital Center, said winning of the award was the result of the combined efforts of many people. Dr. Charles W. Meyers, superintendent, was unable to attend.

JAIL BARS TRANSIENTS ASHTABULA, O, Oct. 8 (U.P) .— Transients, once welcome at the city jail for overnight stops, no longer

find hospitality. By order of the City Manager, only old persons and cripples can bunk there now.

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School pupils are to take part in the “Show Boat,” variety and musical show, to be presented by instrumental music and chorus

classes Oct. 15. Miss Louise Dauner (above), member of the faculty, will give a violin solo.

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LAWRENCE FAVORS | FIGHT ON NEW DEAL

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U. P).— David Lawrence proposed today, in a volume analyzing the 1936 elec-

alliance with a 10 million dollar campaign fund to elect anti-New Deal candidates to Congress next year, The book, “Who Were the 11,000.000?” was published today by D. Appleton-Century Co. The title refers to the popular vote majority by which President Roosevelt defeated former Governor Alf M. Landon in 1936. Mr. Lawrence proposed organization of a bipartisan “Committee for Constitutional Government” to raise funds and collaborate with the Republican Congressional Committee and independent Democrats in electing congressional candidates pledged to a single plank platform “to preserve the independence of the judiciary and the legislative

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MARSEILLES, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— The beginning of a subway system in Marseilles is planned by the city with seven miles of track and 25 Marseilles will be the first city in France outside of Paris to install underground transportation, The cost of the subway is estl-

mated at more than $3,000,000 per mile, the original output to exceed $22,000,000, and a commercial speed of 14 miles an hour is expected.

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