Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1937 — Page 11

TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1937

Builds Tavern Oy LEN : i

Above River

Times-Acme Photo.

When John Fowler of Lufkin, Tex. was forced to close his roadhouse tavern, as the county voted dry in a recent election, he built a bar-room on stilts above the water of the Neches River, near the shore in the adjoining “wet” county, with a boardwalk reaching to within five inches of the *“‘dry” county shore. Fowler seems to have solved the problem, although authorities have asked for an injunction

charging “obstruction of a navigable stream.”

EXPOSITION TO REOPEN

RULES INSURANCE FIRM NOT LIABLE

Only Policy Holder Can Be Sued, Judge Says.

In one of the first decisions under a new 1937 common carrier liability law, Judge Herbert E. Wilson, Superior Court 5, today held that an insurance company cannot be named as codefendant with a policy holder in a suit to collect damages for injuries received in a traffic accident. The ruling was given in a suit filed by the Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines against Louis W. Mohlenkamp of the Central Trucking System, and the Great American Indemnity Co. It involved an auto crash near Columbus in 1934. The new law upon which the de-

and contract carriers to post liability insurance on application for | permit, The plaintiff had contended that since the Public Service Commission required the insured to file its polfey wtih the Commission before granting a permit as a common carrier, that this made the insurance company liable with the carrier for damages.

BROKEN HIP FATAL

PERU, Nov. 9 (U. P.) —Murs. Eliza A. Kelley, 96, one of the oldest residents here, died yesterday from a fractured hip received last year.

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PARIS, Nov. 9 (U. P.).—The | French Government decided today

| to reopen the Paris Exposition again

SUIT BY HOTELS —

2 Doors From Power & Light Co.

29 ON THE CIRCLE

Files Answer to Action Asking Private Disposal Of Garbage. |

Four Indianapolis hotels had no | legal right to file a garbage collection injunction suit against the City in Federal Court, Flovd J. Mattice. City Corporation Counsel, charged in an answer filed today.

Several weeks ago the hotels, in, a Federal Court petition. asked that the Citv be restrained from interfering with their disposal of garbage to private firms. The City contended in its answer that Federal Court did not have jurisdiction in the case and that a City ordinance gives the City Sanitation Board the right to collect all garbage. The four hotels are Washington, Severin, Lincoln and Antlers.

ONE PAROLE GRANTED | AS SIX ARE REFUSED

S.W.0.C.TO MEET

AT 10 A. M. SUNDAY

A district meeting of the Steel |

Workers Organizing Committee is | to be held in the Amalgamated | Auditorium, 168 W. 9th St, at 10 | a. m. next Sunday. James Rabb, S. W. O. C. field director, is to preside. Principal speakers are to be Nicholas Sontecchio, field director of Chicago, | and Alex Gordon, Indianapolis. Cities to be represented at the meeting are to include Kokomo, El- | wood, Anderson, Richmond, Muncie, | Hartford City, Lafayette, Frankfort, | Haute, {

Columbus, Terre Louisville

and Indianapolis.

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3 CONFESS THEFTS. RECEIVE SENTENCES

Accused of stealing clothing and | other articles from parked automobiles, three men today pleaded guilty to petit larceny charges and | were sentenced by Judge Charles Karabell in Municipal Court. They were Reuben Foxall, 342 N.| West St., fined $310 and sentenced to serve 180 days on the State Penal Farm; William Bronaugh. 330 N., Missouri St., $210 and 120 days, and Jesse Copeland, 314 W. Vermont St., | $35 and 90 days. |

ORDERS RECEIVERS TO PAY RAIL CLAIMS

Superior Court Judge Herbert E. Wilson today ordered receivers of the old Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co, now a part of the Indiana Railroad system, to pay $129,000 in claims by Nov. 16, | Payment will end the receivership which was started seven years ago when the Consolidated Colleries, | Inc., brought suit in Superior Court. |

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BARBARA JENKINS 6=-) car-0ld Cooking Expert

Tomorrow at the

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Admission 10¢ Entire Proceeds to Charity

quicker task.

Watch the World's Demonstrator Cook a Complete Meal

You'll be amazed at this tiny cook’s ability. And you'll be quick to see why she is known as “the Shirley Temple of the kitchen” to thousands of women throughout the nation. Barbara has all the poise of a grown-up professional cooking demonstrator, yet she has the charm of an unaffected 6-year-old. Entirely unassisted, Barbara will prepare and cook a complete meal on, the stage and will explain what she is doing through a lapel microphone loud speaker hook-up.

Sharing honors with tiny Barbara Jenkins at the Gas Cooking Exhibition will be E. C. Sorby, nationally known cooking author. ity. He'll show you how to make your cooking an easier and

Barbara Jenkins, E. C.

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go Open House”

nent Indianapolis chefs will demonstrate modern gas cooking during Open House, 7 © 9 P. M,, Nov. 8 through 13, at our showrooms. New gas ranges will be dis. played by local dealers.

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