Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1937 — Page 10

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day conference in the Hotel Lin- | VanNatta, Lafayette; A. W. Me- | Elizabethtown: John W. Lake, Cone coln. | Laughlin, Bloomfield; Henry J. |nersville, and Jesse R. Johnson of ro epales made a study of lend-| Roth, Boonville; R. C. Thomas of Carmel. policies and analyzed credit ex- | tension practices. The associations str einn |are co- operative organizations, ex- | TE, } g | tending credit to farmers for oper- | ating expenses.

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Federal Judge Baltzell [EMPLOYMENT IN Demands Court Lignity | 18 INDUSTRIES But Refuses Black Robe SEEN NE/ NEAR TOP

‘District Jurists in [inns Never Have Worn Them,’ He Explains, ‘Perhaps Because They’re Too Democratic.’

cent or more from Oclober to November, Mr. Carpenter said. “Fortunately, these anticipated seasonal decreases in employment partially are offset by other lines which normally expand employment

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Indiana retail hardware store sales Two- Day | during September showed a 13 per | cent increase over the same period [in 1936, the National Retail Hardware Association reported today. Sales for the entire country inEighteen Indiana industries will | creased 7 per cent, according to the ‘reach their employment peak dur- |report. ing November, Martin F. Carpenter, |

Indiana State Employment Service! ‘NEW WINCHESTER

Deak in Jobs Is sels Expected in November; 41 Others | Decrease Slightly.

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When Federal Court reopens here Monday there will, of course, be | all the dignity which has marked its conduct in the past—a dignity which | Court attaches proudly say is as fine as in any court. But Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell hasn't any idea of ever donning a black robe as many U. S. District judges do, and which Indiana

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“No,” he said smilingly, “district judges in Indiana never have worn them. I guess it's because we're too democratic.” The Judge, however, said that “it certainly adds a fine touch when lawyers come in wearing morning coats—and some of them do here.” The coming session is expected to require about three weeks. Six criminal cases are scheduled to be tried before a jury. Trials are to include that on the joint indictment charging Joseph Yates and Robert Bennewitz, alias Edwards, with transporting $250,000 worth of alleged stolen jewelry from

director, said today.

Three industries—laundies, pump

| manufacturers and tires and tubes— {normally touch the bottom of their employment curves during the same

month, according to the Employment Service charts. The businesses which normally

[have more employees on their payrolls during November include boots

and shoes; cigars and cigarets; fancy boxes; jewelry; knit goods; lamps and reflectors; lighting equipment: men’s furnishings; musical instruments; paper boxes; plated ware; pianos; shirts; signs and nov-

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Times Special DANVILLE, Oct. Winchester High School junior class is to preesnt a play, Katherine Kavanaugh high school gymnasium at 7:45 p. m. tonight. Alberta Williams is direc-

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The jewelry, the alleges, was stolen by the pair from

a Tampa loan company office when |

When the parole was revealed the Government began its prosecution on the transportation charge. Thus far, subpenas have not been issued for members of the Florida parole board which granted thee release. Another case on the calendar is that of Howard Bates, attorney, charged with embezzling Government compensation funds from a Civil War veteran's daughter for whom he was guardian.

WOMAN TO BE FREED IN GABLE FRAUD CASE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29 (U. P.). —Mrs. Violet Wells Norton, the English housewife who was imprisoned for accusing Clark Gable of being the father of her child and asking money for the child's support, was expected to be freed today from the Orange County Jail. The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Mrs. Norton's conviction on a charge of using the mails to defraud, on the grounds that there can be no fraud when neither party is aware of its existence. Mrs. Norton was sentenced to a year in jail. Her letter to the movie star was sent from Winnipeg, Canada, and the reversal of her sentence left her : SE free to return to her home there. aN SR. : It's

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