Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1938 — Page 13

BREDICTS GAIN | Promoed PROSECUTORS | Police Turn WELFARE IDS [55m =o sors oC higrgnerners

security district, which includes In-

ha date was set. nection with the fata] stabbing of Miss Maker is to be assisted by| Helen ‘Wilkerson pleaded not|Fred Smith, Aug. 6 Mrs. Mary Wysor Keefer, medical “PROFESSION Students of ‘LANDLORDS’

social consultant for the sixth social Advertisement perty Managers’ Group

Hears'1. U. Professor; Loan Spurt Forecast.

The Properiy management profession will develop to an even pater .importance than it has up

W; Dr. Arthur Weimer of .In-|. dena University told the Property| fanager’s Association today at the}

lumbia Club.

Increased demands of both busi- :

ess and government for competent danagers and a general trend toWard specialization in business life = will bring this about, said: Dr. Weimer, of the School of Business Iministration. r. Weimer compared the prob-

ns ‘of managing a real property So

and administering a business with governing a state and commanding an army. “The main problem—that f organizing and co-ordinating the ¥ resources to be used in the fuliill- ¥ mfent of given -objectives—is exactly the same,” he stated. “Thus Messrs. Hitler and Mussolini are really managers on a very vast scale—although there is some indication that they are rapidly displacing the ‘owners’ of their re- _. spective ‘corporations’ as well.*

i Responsibility Stressed > Dr. Weimer stressed the responsibilities of the manager, callI ing him a steward for the:owners, ge tenants, the Government, the yg cublic. at large and his own ‘profes-

.- He said that properly mangement must. be long-range in X Er, because of the economic inflexibility of real estate and bese of. the durability of real

manager is performing a very rtant social function in care@lly establishing rental rates,” Dr. vi | Weimer declared. “Rents determine # vhen new construction is to take

place. Programs of rent restriction |:

or regulation by law, of course, in-P-terfere with the manager’s ability to perform this important / function. » f; “Dr. Weimer called attention to ‘the need for improved accounting ; ystems and the maintenance of _scurate records as a means of arning more about some phases of anagement. He concluded his speech by assurYs the members that Indiana University stood ready to do its part in analyzing and interpreting data collected by property managers and connected with their problems.

fortgage Parley Told Lending Boom Is Ahead

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 7—The nation is about to enter a period of je greatest mortgage-lending activv it has had in a decade, Morton Bodfish, Chicago, executive vice president of the United States! ding & Loan League, told mem-

prs of the Indiana Mortgage Conrence meeting here today. %Mr.- Bodfish, who discussed chiefly the precautions which institutional leaders must observe in lending, em-~ phasized that the main objective in making mortgage loans is “to assist people in paying for their homes, not to make it easy for them to stay in debt for a whole generation.” Mr. Bodfish declared that building ‘and loan "associations play a : large part in mortgage-financing activity of the day. He said those inStitutions last year financed: more than half of the mortgage loans made by all financial institutions. He said they are prepared to lend ‘Fwo billion dollars during the comfing year to “help turn the building

Ira W. Davies

Ira W. Davies has been named superintendent of the local motor

truck engine plant of the International Harvester Co. Before his appointment he was assistant to Superintendent M. J. Graham,

“whom he succeeds. Mr. Graham will be assistant works manager for the company’s motor truck plants at Chicago.

FSA LOANS HELP 23 IN STATE BUY LAND

Average Farm Purchased Under Plan Cost $7450.

Times Special WASHINGTON. Dee. 7.—Twenty-

three loans’ were made jn Indiana

during the first year’s operation of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act, the Farm Security Administration reported today. The average farm purchased in the State under the program was 112 acres and the average cost $7450, the - FSA report showed. Average cost for repairs and improvements was $562. Two farms purchased were 60 acres or less and the other 21 were 61 to 160 acres, according to the report. The average amount loaned per farm was $8051. Indiana is included in Region III, with headquarters in Indianapolis for the States of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Ohio. There were 182 regional loans during the first year and the average cost of the farm was $7062; repairs and improvements $572; amount incurred by borrower $94; amount of loan per farm $7585, and the average- number of acres per farm 128.

‘KEEP SABBATH HOLY’

NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (U. P)—A general failure to keep the Sabbath

TO GATHER FOR

On Conference Slate Here Wednesday. oy

Traffic and criminal law enforce ment problems will be discussed at

| the second annual conference of Ini diana, ‘prosecuting attorneys in’ the| [Claypool Hotel next Wednesday, it

Was ‘announced today.

Townsend will ‘welcome the prosecutors at the morning session, which

begins at 10 a. m.

“Correct use of the drunkometer, and ‘presentation of competent evidence: when: defendants,are charged with driving while under the influence of liquor will be” discussed at the morning session. Addresses will be made by Patrick J. Smith, deputy "attorney general, and State Safety Director Don F. Stiver. Kremel Will Speak Lieut. Frank M. Kremel of Northwestern University, director of the safety division of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, will be principal speaker at the luncheon meeting. Delegates will discuss general criminal law enforcement at the afternoon session. Harold H. Reinecke, head of the Indianapolis division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will speak at the night meeting at 6:15 p. m.

MURDER DEFENDANT ACCUSED OF THREATS

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 7 (U..RP.).— The prosecution sought today to discredit the story of Olen E. Jones, 23, that he planned to elope with his sweetheart, Edith Gilliland, the night he allegedly killed her. A jury of nine men and three women in Jones’ first-degree murder trial heard testimony that prior to Oct. 4 when Miss Gilliland was shot, Jones had threatened her life. Defense attorneys indicated they would contend that Jones went into an. .uncontrollable rage when he

called at the girl's apartment and found Fred Danielson visiting her.

ANNUAL MEET -

Traffic, Law Enforcement

. ‘Attorney General Omer Stokes | : Jackson will preside, and Governor

Gypsy’ S Art |

i Gypay Rose Lee, Public : ‘Teaser ‘No. 1, will do a com-. mand?” performance of her. art of unwrapping for Sergt. Carl ‘Ashley and his vice squad at the Indiana Theater today. ° But Gypsy is not in trouble, , said Sergt. Ashley, who saw the performance last night after “several complaints had been received... rom church. pS. ” . “There was. no aw violation ‘but I made a few suggestions,” - Sergt. Ashley said. “She could. have worn a few more clothes i but she. had more: on than. many actresses: I have seen.” Louis Epstein, GypSY’S + manager, argued last night © that “Miss Lee's dance is’ a A

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an hour watching the statuesque performer swirl around in a long flowing black skirt with a wasp waist, ‘and declared he “saw no law violation.” - “I do think the last line of her skit should be changed,” Sergt. Ashley .told Mr. Epstein. Sergt. Ashley said he would be in the audience today. Mr. Epstein repeated “you will find that it is only a burlesque of a burlesque and not a real burlesque at all.” Reports of complaints were ° received by Capt. Otto Petit at police headquarters from persons who said they represented church organizations, according to Sergt. Ashley. :

VOTE RECOUNT SHOWS MAYOR BANGS LOSER

HUNTINGTON, Dec. 7 (U. P.).— Clare W. H. Bangs, Huntington's Mayor who once spent 100 days in jail in a fight for a municipal light

in which he sought re-election.

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