Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1938 — Page 17

“STATE SOCIETY

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OF ENGINEERS MEETS TODAY

Business Sessions, Forums And Banquet Attract ‘Hundreds Here.

Several hundred engineers from

Speak to State Engineers

all parts of the state were to meet

at the Hotel Lincoln today for the

second annual” convention of the ; Indiana Society of Professional En-

gineers. . The meeting was to include business sessions this morning, a series of forums in the afternoon, and a

. banquet this evening in the Traver-

tine Room of the Lincoln. The principal speaker at the

DeWitt S. Morgan

banquet will be John W. Wheeler, |

assistant chief engineer of the Burlington Railroad. His subject will be “The Professional Engineer.” Mr. Wheeler is a director of the Chicago Regional Planning Association and a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Fred Cunning-

- ham, of Brazil, will serve as toast-

master, Speakers this afternoon were Dr.

Donald B. Prentice, president of the ||

Rose Polytechnic Institute, speaking on “The Engineer and the Abundant Life,” and T. A. Dicus, chairman of the State Highway Commission, talking about “The Engineer in

_ Public Service.”

T. A. Dicus

APPEALS COURT SCOPE DEFINED

Supreme Tribunal’s Opinion Denies Petition in Lien Foreclosure~Suit.

The Indiana Supreme Court had issued a statement of policy today recognizing that the Appellate Court has “broad powers and discretions” to determine what questions are involved in a case and how complete an opinion is necessary. The statement was given in an opinion denying the petition of Anna E. Sluss, who asked that the high court mandate the Appellate Court to grant an appeal in a lien foreclosure suit. She contended that the Appellate Court had not properly answered all the questions in the case when it rejected her appeal from the Morgan County Circuit Court last May 10. Pointing out that mandamus actions are extreme remedies provided by law, the Supreme Court said it would not issue them against the Appellate Court unless it believed that justice had been denied the complainant “by failure of the Appellate Court to discuss some question properly presented.”

GIANT MUSHROOMS FOUND CANTON, O., Dec. 16 (U. P).— Ten giant mushrooms have been found near Waco. The largest weighed 23% pounds, the small-

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Federal Judge Wayne G. Borah to when its landowners declined to|

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Hahn-Korff, born in Germany HG [8 IV > ; == TR “i : Ys lalleged game poachers, John and g . re = 2 Nn Toy furniture, was sentenced to 15 months on gH Hianton, disappeared near |{ Milt Frackman am zavage Symi, $ 39 each of the two counts, ou the |} e King ranch while hunting. b A : ; mobile, AN for.. terms run concurrently. e Was| myo State highway finally was de | £2) counts, : . tery still is unsolved. ! pe ) = v i He was convicted of sending scur- Os Mn i i y 1 a ms i" 2 a om rilous and defamatory. cards to Dr. a S | § | = Ni Alton Ochsner, professor of surgery, 805-YEAR-OLD TREE iy WE | - terms our 4 5 u \ a r protester) ropest history at i and there are no ons RN gS | Freight Train ils i y. ‘ > B i pedis] IN Eo Hahn-Korff took the verdict, 2 RR oF oc NSS re? Milit 1 brought in sealed, calmly. Address- DANVERS, Mass., Dec. 16 (U. P.). B bs Co NERS iE = ad With Autom fi C t ant said in clipped, broken English: lye "of the 305-year-old Governor ! Q! 4 5 ic . | d IC on [0 For us Fascists, the law is sacred | gngicott pear tree, partly uprooted 3 and I am willing to take punish- % (Nearly Seven Feet) ment. But, your honor, I had the NDY DISH g \ * . : train. Runs forward—stops—backs— munity.” "R Complete With Lid : — i “In what respect?” Judge Borah. a 3 y I ig en C couples cars — uncouples cars- takes the asked. bo R——22%| Limit one to a customer, while 2 3 switch—pulls back on the main line—swing S Se : ) .«By providing a raising of stand-| CAT GETS NIGHTLY RAT % Tan : around curves! . : ards generally,” Hahn-Korfi re-| PITTSBURGH, Cal, Dec. 16 (U.|} i Bo produce ihe program of the Or- of the Alpine Hotel, 1s authority |) HESSEN ONE \ lights, (2) Tender, (3) Gondola Car, (4) Oil Tank Car, ganization that exists in my mind, for the statement that Mercy, the} ; COA j -. (5) Coal Car, (6) Merchandise Car, (7) Caboose. O tin h 1d h ; GI ; ) . Operating your honor wou ave a better hotel's 4-year-old Persian cat, has|t | py Equi t Includes: : idea.” brought home a rat every night for Si ig . = u oo 2! 3 SL S of : | rack, 2 switcnes vperate y hemote “Th 9 Sn Al Bryan League of Amerie, AR RR RAR RATA A g ° Mr. Borah questioned him further | : ni ; ic i ited on the existence of the League XM AS a strictly one-man affair.” | : . “It is a dream and vision,”| he 1 for Only ea ar ji igned of the wird ? rigera or : | signed one : y : o ig e cards As on ALL Colonial Toys—Generous Terms—No Carrying Charge! of America.” Spegial | : : LOVE ON THE DOLE BECOMES IMPATIENT WILKES-BARRE, Pa, Dec. 16 Regular $189.50 VALUE Delivered on Xmas Eve EA) -Z 2 124 N. PENNSYLVANIA #3 4 MEN'S OR LADIES * “Wait?” shouted the man. ‘Youd PHONE RILEY 8942 guy dl : : pe impatient too if you were get- ia g — - Ying married * PAPA PA PAT PA PS PR PAK PA UA A ; f ‘ | : ; A dainty watch for the 3 ladies . . . a rugged watch : for men! Both are curved, 8 streamlined and guaran- <

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