Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1938 — Page 18

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LOCAL DOCTOR TELLS CAUSE OF

AILING KIDNEYS

Many Diseases Traced to Back Pains, Blakeslee Informs Osteopaths.

3? Spe al 'CINC INNATI, July 12 —Discovery of the cause of severe kidney flammation following certain infectious diseases was announced here today by Dr. C. B. Blakeslee of Indianapolis in a paper presented before the general assembly of the American Osteopathic Association convention Severe involvement 25 per cent of scarlet Dr. Blakeslee cases tonsill eryvsipelas and other ins, which been

Kidney sults fever cases and in

sinuitis,

in 3 to said, many of fections

fatal in

Acute nephritis, many cases, has disease because it is by h

not ti any ororgan-

{ a direct injury are any h kidneys times the di e intil two weeks original inf

nol SC ina in

Many

iden

fat » 1ata. cases not

1 it<elf el itself 1

he ection

< ’

sub >

ided a series of analytical

Dr. Blakeslee said

discovered that ca

exin every ute justments dle part of reported

renhritic lesions ax ics 1a cd nepnritis, iesions maiaa-

the mid-

ol in

Some

present ase spinal injun

while ott

chronic lower bac ain prior to the

start of the Traced to “The ch parentiy begin

with t}

Blood anges Blakes or imvait ough the This in-

arrowing

ee said

ment

eiements or from he artery

r are not to permanent or

hange and

* Blakeslee ex- | ¢

interference Are

{ sure of

isease, the increased

already

rent devel

5 fs inflammation no after

All

record time wi

duri or of these were cleared th no fatalities

HEARING SET ON STEEL WAGES

Labor Department Move May Forestall Future Pay Cuts.

SHINGTON

WAS An

the

attemnt

at iis ment te fix basic companies working

contrast

under

Was ted today

move

$11 stra

a expec

in ta holster the

1Istry’s wage cture against

possible pay cuts L. Metcalfe Walli trator of the Depa men!

tracts Divi

AdminisPublic

ng te ision. in that they revailing must be paid by employers contracts with the Federal Governin of £200.000 He under authority the h-Healey Public Con This determination, he said, be made on the basis o vailing minimum wages of the du It was this section of his announcement that led the belief that the hearing may be an Adminto forestall pay sideration

am minimu m hax

ment excess

acted Wa

of s Act must f the pre-

the

mn-

ctr "w to

on reported u industry

tions.

istrat move slashes the

nder con after recent

redu

NLRB Bars Lawyer;

Two Towns to Protest WEIRTON, W. Va, July 12 (U — Businessmen and steel workers

ton and

P of Wel Cove unit today Steubenville, O, peacef ul protest of a Weirton from # Labor

adjoini

for tomorrow

ed in against expulsion Co t Board hearing

Steel attorney unfair 1st the steel firm was estimated that and women would join a motor caravan for the march to the Federal Court House at Steubenville Plans the protest were lai meeting last night, NLRB Examiner

that

for a order by Grandison Smith chief Weirton counfrom further hear-

at an ward A Armstrong be barred

ing sessions

Burke to Study

Europe's Labor Laws WASHINGTON, July 12 (U. —Senator Burke (D. Neb), of the most bitter crit of National Labor Relations Board, who has been conc

ducting a singlehanded survey sentiment for

Ed-

sel

P) one

f the

ics

f 01

amendment of the Wagner Act, will to study |

10 of

ope Aug here, his

leave for Ew labor laws nounced today.

In- | questions and an explanation of .

re- |

he |

! sease does |

; charts | mercial machines

it i X }

Why Does

from

the kidney ap- |

| each,

and

Govern- |

price |

into i

labor practices |

5000 men |

id i following |

Clyde |

flice an- |

Discussing the newly formed West Side Citizens, Inc., members of the | West Sixteenth Street Businessmen’s Association met last night at Earl Wiseman’'s store, 2620 W. 16th St. Speakers were William Emrich, president of the Emrich Hardware Co.; Tony Flack, West Side civic leader, and Llovd A. Wilson, secretary of the West Side Citizens, Inc. The Mickleville Merchanis Association met last night at the Lawrence Lindamood Funeral Home for a discussion of civie and industrial

new West Side Citizens, Inc. Speakers were Arthur Nay of the Speedway town board, Charles the West Washington State Boosters and the Rev. Fr. Joseph Somes president of the West Citizens Inc.

Side

reunion of

and then

12th annual former Fortville residents friends will held 8 Park at 3 recitations precede a lowed by a basket bert Crouch president C. M. Cannadav is

The

Dn and

memonal

{ Fortville Association

An educatonal equipment exhibit © books, maps and com-

at Rut -

of textbooks, referen

mot pictures is to close

p. m,

ion

ler University at 5

No,

he |

Leap of |

todav.!

Several hundred persons filed | through Arthur Jordan Memorial | Hall yesterday to see the display.

The Christian Men Builders Class |

of Third Christian Church will sponsor an open-air sing” from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. tomorrow at 17th St. and Broadway. Delmar Huppert will be master of | ceremonies, assisted by Sims and Harold Taylor. is invited.

The public

Universal Club members met {o dav in the Columbia Club and planned to help in the promotion of the amateur baseball day dav at Perry Stadium,

Discussing the Indiana Fair Trade Act and the income tax, Indianapolis grocers are to hold a nass meeting at 8 Pp tomorrow Polk Sanitary 1100

2108s

m. the Milk Co. FE. 15th Dr. N. E. Shorten speak on the Fair Trade Act and he grocers are consider a proposal ta support the Indiana Fai rade Committee It they will plan a fight the gross income tax Children of Riley, Rhodius, Hawthormme and Indianola will present the second in a series of weekly safety plays at 7:30 p. m Wednesday at Rhodius Park, under auspices of city and county departments and the Accident Prevention Bureau,

of Chicago is 10 is

tion ac-

a Fircily Flash? Needn't Ask a Scientist!»

By JOE COLLIER

merely look pret They have been f{« he regular rhyvt write learned papers all about what Rill of fireflies have been flashi 2160 times an the dark hours the warm months end, and vet science mu about how nothing about why

that the)

Fireflies may scientists crazy Almost with

ions ing about through night for vears know apparently

of every of on h

doesn't

Some scientists st igges! because wa to make thev can see Some say they flash involu as a stimulant flight. Some say they flash high nimais who eat insects they are crushed they smell sag reeably cabbage-like, Pra 11 agree that a presintensifies

flash they light so ntarily

alll

t an an

| Ql tical oxveel

Iiimirivnncit uminosity,

revives or but used to to the

Imi -

unced 1926 that “ti f a firefly as compared to carbx low lamp 4 the most efficient arti-

ts anno back nous efficiency 96.5 per cent 5

ner nt Ww

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cent in om g and

about 36 times

that time varies from

ies

with the

because

probably

ture but mavbe just wants

Some people stil

tempera

the firefly to 1 think that phosing t makes that phosp

whatever

do Before phorto

someth

Flv

1tists said nothing do male

hare

firefl The female }| glow worm, no wings, but

be even brighter than the ubin

a ¢ mav

hour |

to |

so does adren- | stimulate |

| is about |

4 per |

with |

but they're Vears, firefly flashes, know about them.

to vears and that a don't

you,

they

s p———

uitous male. In the day time, the flies ye close to the ground in the and herbs. firefly spectrum shows that | gives off very few red or heat | and very few blue or chemical I'hat's a test of its efficiency

gras Ti

it ravs ravs,

Wallace |

| expected | for reduction | 1

playgrounds |

1 |

recreapolice | | the

| | |

driving the

scientists

as a manufacturer of luminous rays |

| —NO waste. | The most spectacular firefly one that is found in Paraguayv. It's a honev and looks like a miniature transport plane in night flight. | At each end of its body it flashes a red light and on the sides flashes green. Frank Wallace, State Entomolohas written for some,

SEABURY’'S RESIDENCE DAMAGED BY BLAST

NEW YORK. July 12 (U explosion and fire early today damaged the five-story town home of Judge Samuel Seaburv., 83-vear reformer who directed a legislative investigation that broke the of Tammany Hall in 1931 and drove Mavor James J. Walker from office I'he judge and his chauffeur, John Mooney, were driven to the street by smoke while firemen fought the blaze in the fourth and fifth floors First reports that the house had been bombed were discounted be Lawrence Fischer, deputy fire marshal.

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cording to H. W. Middlesworth, city recreation director, All children who take part in the plays will be awarded prizes, with special prizes for those presenting the best play. The WPA band will

“community | play, and special entertainment will

| be included. Sergeant Magenheimer will be master of ceremonies.

The Rev. William H. Lee Spratt, director of the Moddy Bible Institute correspondence school, Chicago, will speak at graduation exercises for a correspondence school class in the 31st St. Baptist Church at 7:30 p. m. tonight.

Disciples of Christ pastors and { their wives made an inspection tour vesterday of Christ Churches in Marion County. About 20 persons made the tour,

The North Side Realtors today had reported last week, Cash, Forest | Schwankhaus,

totaling $204,500. Kellogg, Harry B. L.. Edwards, J. J. Argus and Howard Fieber reported.

hours early today after had

29th St.

John Burkhart, general agent here for the Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. is to have a prominent part on the program when company holds its regional convention at Island, Mich, starting Wednesday He is to speak on “Highlights From te Round Tables.”

than five clothing bank at

Indianapolis grocers will meet at olk’s Dairy at 8 p. m. tomorrow to discuss the Indiana Fair Trade Act and gross income tax. Dr. N. E

Shorten of Chicago will be a guest

speaker,

Members of the West Side Citizens, Inc, are to meet tonight at the Mount Jackson Sanitarium, 3127 W. Washington St. “Indianapolis’ which they Al port Aug. Mo

INVENTORY PLANNED

Greatest Air Show,”

FOR STATE PROPERTY

larities discovered in the recount of |

First step in the inventory of all State-owned property is to be taken | when State and WPA

officials inspect the Indiana Deaf School here.

The inventory is to be finished

| with a WPA grant of $187.000.

WPA workers are to receive their training at the deaf school C then are to be sent to all state institutions, buildings and parks B. B. McDonald is to act as project state supervisor for Reed, a ordinator for propjects here, and a WPA also are to be in charge. McDonald said the inventory would not start before

rews

co WPA visor, Mr m oper Aug. 1.

BARGAIN PERMANENTS Set and

reins

Roberts Beauty Shop

528% Mass, Ave.

Croa Oi

fonole Steam Permanent with Halr Shamego, Ringlet

completes Trim

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CIRCLING THE CITY

of 43 of the 45 Disciples |

23 sales of lots and houses | Fay |

Police dragged the canal for more |

been found on the |

three-day | Mackinac |

to lay plans for |

will stage at Municipal |

Herbert |

super- |

FEENEY NEEDS ONLY 22 VOTES TO ATTAIN LEAD

Court Ruling Still Due on 3000 Ballots Protested By Contestants.

Al Feeney, declared loser needed but come the

| Lutz by the Canvassing Board.

today

count of nine more precincts yes- | terday raised Mr. Feenev's gain to 2234, with 110 precincts yet to be counted. | Mr. Feeney estimated that would be “nominated” after a count of five or six more precincts. Then, if he does not lor

his winning plurality will be certified to Circuit Court by county commissioners,

Court Must Rule

of the Democratic sheriff nomination race, | 22 votes to over- | 2255 lead given Charley |

A net gain of 69 votes in a re-

total |

he re- |

e votes in| the outlying districts in the County, |

the re- |

The total certified by the recount |

not Court

will as Circuit the validity

commissioners however, rule on

3000 ballots protested by both con- |

| testants. Mr. precincts

total for compared

Feenev’s 15.103

new is | Mr. Lutz’ new total pared with his original 17.599. Sheriff Rav gained 20 votes contest yesterday, net gain to 1357. Reginald Sullivan, the winner, is still more than 16.000 in the lead. fo be | missioners said they noon, the Grand Jury

recounted. will finish by

| precincts

| Thursday Meanwhile,

be final, | must | of more than |

in the Democratic mayoralty | raising his total |

There are only 16 more Com- |

con- |

tinued its second week of inspecting |

Republican ballots. Investigators said they had found wide discrepancies in totals similar to irregu-

{ Demo ratic ballots

PR. AC TIC ES 59 YEARS I'imes Special EF AN CESvILLE July 12—Dr. J Sharrer, 80, Pulaski Coun'a’s Ge est practising physician, this } month is observing his 59th year of practice, His records show he attended nearly 5000 births.

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The 2-year-old daughter ef Mr. and Mrs, Clifton Coomes, 1326 Blaine Ave, was back home today, out of danger after she had swallowed an open safety pin. Last night she was taken to the City Hospital by her parents where she was fed mashed potaioes, bread

and cotton, which is excellent food

for little girls who swallow sharp things. Unless the pin reverses the direction of its travel little Kay is out

of danger, hospital attaches said today.

RITES FOR INDUSTRIALIST LA PORTE, July 12 (U. P.).

Funeral services will be held today |

for Edwin W, Schurz, 63-year-old La Porte industrialist and director and treasurer of the De Luxe Products Corp, who died at his

home after a brief illness,

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STRUCK BY ROCK Helen Weaver, 20, of 1653 S. Meri= dian St., was struck in the head by a thrown rock as she was swimming at the 26th St. beach of White River yesterday.

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