Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1939 — Page 10

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23, 1939 rin Elliott Home

'HURSDAY, FEB. HEAD OF PURDUE LAUDS MNUTT'S

PHILIPPINE WORK

clliott Tells Alumni Here||

He's ‘No. 1 American In the Orient.

Paul V. McNutt “is the No. 1 American in the Orient,” according

\ to Dr. E. C. Elliott, president of

Purdue University. Mr. Elliott spoke

of Indianapolis luncheon yesterday

| at the Severin Hotel.

. The luncheon was a welcome home for Dr. Elliott, who had been absent from the University for five months while serving as adviser to the regents of the University of Manila, at the invitation of Mr. McNutt, high commissioner of the Philippine Islands.

Dr. Elliott said he found many Purdue graduates in the Islands,

~ working on Government projects.

; American Ideas Gain Commissioner . McNutt, a 1940 Presidential candidate, “is held in high esteem by the Filipinos who - recognize his courage in handling

many difficult problems,” Dr. Elliott|9ay

declared. “When he leaves, it will be a real loss to the Island Commonwealth and most of the leaders recognize this,” he added. Dr. Elliott said that American ideas and ideals of education have been firmly implanted in the Islands, He described plans for re-

. building the University. of Manila

on the edge of the city at a cost of 12 million to 15 million dollars, to provide for 8000 students. The University is being reorganized on the pattern of a modern American uni-

_. versity, he said.

Harold Stoelting, president of the

- Association, welcomed Dr. Elliott in Members of.

behalf of the alumni. the State Legislature who are former Purdue students also were guests.

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR USERS PROTECTED

Contaminated buckwheat flour grown in bottom lands of the Wabash River has been removed from the market and destroyed, the State Health Board's food and drug .bureau announced today after 15 complaints of illness caused by eating this flour had been received. The complaints were investigated

"i by Federal and State authorities,

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and samples of the flour disclosed the presence of atropine, and alkaloid poison.

DOUBLE RITES FOR COUPLE AT HARLAN

HARLAN, Ind., Feb. 23 (U. P.).— Double funeral services will be held tomorrow for Martin Blume, 87, and bis wife, Susan Eakright Blume, 79. Mrs. Blume died Monday of pneumonia and her husband died 25 hours later of the same disease. Mr. Blume will be buried near here while his wife will be buried in Mt. Pleasant cemetery near Builer,

~ BANKERS TO MEET

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 23 (U. P.) — More than 1000 bankers from the 12 North Central states are expected to attend a two-day regional conference which will open here today under the auspices of the American Bankers Association.

Times Photo.

- President Edward C. Elliott of Purdue University, recently returned from the Philippine Islands.

KING TO DISSOLVE ITALY’S PARLIAMENT

ROME, Feb. 23 (U. P.) —A decree authorizing dissolution ‘of the present Chamber of Deputies and convoking a new Chamber of Fasces and Corporations for March 23 wiil be published in the Official Gazette on March 2, it-was announced to-

The opening of the new Chamber and 30th legislature on March 23 will be solemnized with a speech by the King in which he may refer to Italy’s “national aspirations.”

2 NEWSPAPER |

Both Formerly Lived Here; Cable Editor Predicted 1918 Armistice.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23 (U. P.).— Eugene J, Young, 64, grandson of Brigham Young, cable editor of the New York Times and ‘author of | Wi “powerful America” and “Looking

“|PROSECUTOR SEEKS TO INDICT FRIEND

MORRIS, Ill, Feb. 23 (U, P.)— State’s Attorney S. J. Holderman mourned today ‘the death of his friend and lodge - brother, Abner Nelson, 38, a wealthy bachelor farmer, slain Sunday. ‘Today he must start’ proceedings to prosecute another Mend Fi lodge brother, Elvin ‘Wood, All were Toons, prominent and well liked in the ‘community. Mr. Wood, perhaps, was closer. to Mr. Nelson, who had attended school with him and in recent years lent

Behind the Censorships,” died yes- :

terday of a heart attack. Mr. Young worked on an Indianapolis newspaper and the Salt Lake City Herald, New York World and Times, the last two for 25 years on the foreign news desk. In 1912 he predicted the World War and in

March, 1918, the end of the war by

Christmas. His wife wife survives.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Feb. 23 (U. P.) —Capt. Douglas E. McDowell, 76, a Spanish-American war veteran, newspaperman and pioneer advocate of the medicinal value of herbs, died yesterday in the War Veterans’ hospital of a heart attack. In the early part of the century, McDowell gained wide publicity in a dispute with Federal authorities over the medicinal benefits of the herb ginseng. He became one of the largest producers of ginseng in the country. Mr. McDowell worked on newspapers in Ness City, Kas, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisvilie and Nashville, He helpéd establish the Louisville Dispatch.

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him money in an effort to save his farm. re ‘Mr. Nelson disappeared Wood confessed Tuesday night that he had shot and killed Mr. Nelson ah the intention of demanding

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NEW GIBSON COUNTY OIL WELL STRUCK

PRINCETON, N, Feb. 2 23 (U. P)— A flow of 2000 barrels of crude oil a day was expected today from the

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