Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1938 — Page 7

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200 GIVEN SNAKES |HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, 16, BY YOUNG MINTON WILL WED MAN, 63 Plessings of the bride-elect’s par-

NEW ALBANY, July 7 (U. P).— ATHOL, Mass, July 7 (U, P.).— dis, Mr. and Mts, Edwie Be Seventeen snakes, including three | Ann May, 16, a high school junior, lifelong ‘neighbors of Bontail my copperheads, will be sent to the |will become the bride of 63-year-old widower, !

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Sherman Minton Jr, son of InWe Deliver in Downtown District

diana’s junior Senator, if the zoo |

director wants them, | Young Minton has collected | 18 South Illinois St, Corner Washington St.

THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1988 Duchess’ Baby on Outing

| Herbert David Boutall, retired me. chanie, in St. John's Episcopal Church Monday.

They will be married with the |

night of the convention of the Indiana Christian Endeavor Union in Ie Central Christian Church, About 2000 young people's lead-

|ers and delegates from individual | church unions throughout the State

| are expected to attend. Registra- | tion opened this morning under the

jiirection of Doyle Zaring. Butler Professor — Address direct low hen J Christian Endeavor

Union is convention host. Addresses of welcome are to be made Union Tonight.

tonight by Mayor Boetcher, Dr. Ernest N. Evans, Church Federa- | tion of Indianapolis executive secSpeaking on “Being Christian in |retary; Dr. William A. ShullenThese Perilous Times” Prof. Ross |berger, pastor of the host church, J. Griffith of Butler University is|and Edward Atkins, Capitol Christo address the opening session to-'tian Endeavor Union president.

snakes since he was a boy, keep- | ing the swarm at home to study | their habits. Young Miton is a jun-

for in Indiana University's pre- | medical school.

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Times-Acme Photo recently born daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk 1 from {ts London home for an outing recently in the sunshine

ve Sauare, W. not far from the home of the Duke and | 1

was taker on Belgra Duchess of Ke The Duke of Norfolk is Earl Marshal of England. Aceompe anving he baby was its nurse, Sigler Rowe.

LANDON FLAYS | SPENDING POLICY

Holds Roosevelt Responsible For Slump, Predicts New Decline.

|K0BE S STORM TOLL | | NOW PLACED AT 195

KOBE, July 7 (U. P.).—Authorities | today placed the death toll here from storms and floods which swept | the main island of Japan this week at 195. At least 460 in the prefecture of Hyogo were missing. All city reservoirs were holding, but pipes were clogged and the water supply came from outside sources | pumped in from nearby wells. There was no water shortage. The official death toll from the storms and floods throughout the nation was more than 700 as rescue workers combed devastated areas for missing arson.

ELWOOD COMPLAINT FILED BY §. W. 0. C.

Three Fired for Union Activities, Labor Group Says.

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unless those the country | another de- | the Govern- |

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sdicted that are changed ight back in as soon as spend-lend program nation-wide reply to the

spoke over a radio broadcast in President's recent fire-side chat. | His speech wa he first of a series | ] to give during the coming | mal campaign | icized the President for recklessness,” and sai{ | would practice what he aches,” as regards governmental ninistration, Republicans would | -operate with him to achieve so- | ial progress and economic recov ery

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