Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1939 — Page 11
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PERKINS VOICES
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LABOR ACCORD
eports Negotiators Make Progress; Checks ‘Mine | Union Charges.
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WASHINGTON, March 24 (U. P).| Labor Secretary Frances Perkins|-
reported today that A. F. of L. and "C. I O. negotiators are making _ progress in “peace conferences. but “eaw no prospect for comprehensive agreement soon. *Miss Perkins said she did not think that the negotiations have reached a crisis yet.
Miss Perkins discussed the pros- : pects for peace while the commit-| |
tees still were in their sixth meeting. «hile the committees already have *made “some progress,” she “expects progress to be slow because that’s tural in a situation like this, * she Z&aid. > “3g far as I can make out, they
sare getting along in some fashion,” |. 1833 model stagecoach made a run from downtown
=she said. 2 Miss Perkins said she has as-
=signed a “trusted man” to investi-|
»gate United Mine Workers Union «charges that Appalachian Bitumnous producers plan to lock out £838,000 Eastern miners April 1. oe ‘Miss Perkins said that the coal seontract conference had reached S™their first crisis” and that an in“feénsive study was being made of
«Union President John L. Lewis’|-
lockout charge. Operators termed
=k “ridiculous.”
Report Compromise
in Eastern Truck Row
. PROVIDENCE, R. I, March 24 Xv. P.)—A compromise ’ designed 10 —end the truck strike that has para“4yzed Southern New England indushas been agreed upon tentatively why negotiators and will be presented
~$o strikers and employers for ratifi-
it was disclosed today. drafted by Carl Gill, “trouble shooter” for the Fed~éral Labor Department, was pre“sented at a 15-hour tri-state con“derence which ended shortly before “Foon. Terms were withheld. = Tt was announced that members ef the striking International Broth~erhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, * Stablemen and Helpers of America " 24will meet this afternoon to vole on «ratification. == Truck owners will vote tomorrow.
SUGGESTS DOCTORS = USE JURY LANGUAGE
Lawyers should insist that doctors, testifying in legal proceedings, use terms which the jurors can understand, Thomas D. Stevenson, said before the Indianapolis Bar Association meeting yesterday at the Hotel Washington. Speaking on “Preparation for Trial,” Mr. Stevenson said that too often doctors are inclined to use technical terms and medical phrase-| ology that mean little to the jury| and court. He stressed the importance of law-| yers “digging out” every available fact connected with the case. «I suggested that you set about Building up the other fellow’s case Sand then see how many holes you soan punch in it,” he said.
JAIL 3 IN ALLEGED TELEVISION SWINDLE
LOS ANGELES, March 24 (U.P). —Thrée promoters of an alleged $250,000 television swindle were jailed today awaiting sentence for mail fraud. A Federal jury brought in guilty verdicts against Joseph Sheridan, =Head of a New York brokerage firm; harles Sherwin, promoter of the ay-O-Television = Manufacturing Co. of New York, and William Fedroeff, secretary of the Ray-O-Vision Corp. of America, Hollywood. Sherwin and Fedroeff carried on a nation-wide stock sales campaign through Sheridan's brokerage house in 1932, the Government charged. They were alleged to have claimed Fhey had television sets ready for
“use. They will be sentenced Thursday.
STATE GETS $373,000 IN REA ALLOTMENTS
Times Special... - © WASHINGTON, March 24—Al- + Jotments totaling $373,000 were an“nounced for Indiana today by the Rural Electrification Administra-
e Sullivan County Rural Electric Membership Corp., Sullivan, got ~$200,000 to build 181 miles of line :to serve 784 customers in that county and the Jackson County “+ REMC, Brownstown, Pr 000 for 193 «.miles serving 500 in Washington County. A $3000 wiring loan was made to 2 the Steuben County REMC, An-
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=TWO FACE FT. WAYNE TRIAL IN CAR THEFTS
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Shades of William (Buffalo Bill) This streamlined, custom-built, ”
ho.
And he’s wooden, This authoritative . remark is the result of a trip which seven stage=coach passengers took yesterday along the National Road (U. S. 40): The nearest approach to the redskin varmint was on a sign proclaiming the location of the Indian Tourist Camp. No war whoop was heard,
windswept prairies between. Ben Davis and Mt. Jackson,
The vehicle was a streamlined, custom built, right-hand drive job, built at Concord, N. H., in 1833. Il’ still going strong, thereby putting Dr. Holmes’ wonderful one-hoss shay to shame. The coach was used first in the East, then saw service on the old Overland Stage Road between El Paso and San Diego until the 1870’s. It is now the property-of W. J. Moore, Indianapolis. :
“Beautiful Connections”
The driver was Russ R. Reading of Irvington. Mr. Reading’s mission was to drive to the airport, pick up the print of Loew’s current picture, “Stagecoach,” and delivered it down town. The coach started from 22d and Illinois Sts. when the plane with the film was somewhere west of St. Louis. They made beautiful connections two hours later. Stagecoaches traversed the Na-
Stagecoach Braves ‘Wilds’ Right Through Red Light
To any timorous travelers among you, be if known that there is only one Indian between downtown Indianapolis and the Municipal Airport.
nor flying arrow seen, even on the; =
use| tional Road for more than 20 years,
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beginning in 1828. None of them, though, could have attracted more attention tha nyesterday’s vehicle. Motorists honked or waved, according to their tempers. Heads popped out of windows and hitch-hikers, thumbing West, offered i do a Corrigan for a ride.
Police Escort, Too
The coach:also had a police escort, which cleared the way and helped to make ‘the trip in one hour and 20 minutes—flat. En route a record was set—-the first stagecoach to run an Indianapolis: traffic light and get away with it. ° The proudest; moment, however, came out ‘on’ W. Washington St. when the coach passed a Model T. "Fhe driver never did catch up. Hey mister—git a horse!
EX-EDITOR, FORMER HOOSIER, IS DEAD
OLNEY, Ill, March 24 (U. P.).—| Lozier D. Yount, retired editor of the Olney Daily Mail, died last night after a long illness. He was 66. A graduate of Wabash College at Crawfordsville, Ind., he came hcre from Evansville, where he had been
copies of “Stagecoach,”.a new.mo | Showing at a downtown theate,
FIGHT DELAYED
Giant Aircraft Waits Flight Permits From France And Portugal. BALTIMORE, Md, March 24
(U. ‘P)) —Failure to receive landing clearance from Portugal and France
{today delayed takeoff of Pan-Amer-|
ican Airways’ giant Yankee Clipper on an initial trans-Atlantic flight to Europe. ~Officials said. the Clipper: may
A ltake off sometime tomorrow if the
the Airport yesterday - ‘to plek up |B motion picture now
OHIO WOMAN HEADS
DETROIT. - March 2 . PJ. —— Charles B. Righter. of Iowa City, Ia. % became national -director of. ‘the
North Central Music Edueators Conference upon his retirement as president today. Edith M. Keller, Ohio State Supervisor of Music, succeeds Mr. Righter as president. Harold E. Winslow of Indianapolis and Harper C. Maybee of Kalamazoo, Mich., were elected vice presildents; Mathilda A. Heck, St. Paul, Minn., secretary, and Hazel Beckwith Nohavec, Minneapolis, Minn., and Clara Ellen Starr, Detroit, directors. Louis Woodson Curtis, Los Angeles, president of the National Music Educators National Conference, was to address the final general assembly of the North Central meeting today.
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closing sessions of the North Central Music Educators. Mr. Winslow is head of the music department: and director of the orchestra, of Manual High School.
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clearance arrives. . The Clipper will carry 2 persons on the initial test-crossing, which will be the forerunner of regular passenger service to be inaugurated
soon. 2 e..route to be Jollowed on the
D S08 Hews De miles. The “return flight will be over the same route, with-a possible. stop
“at Bermuda.
“The Clipper will be commanded by ‘Harold M. Gray, veteran ansoceanic: flier, and operated by a crew of 11 men. Passengers will include five. Government observers {dnd representatives of Pan-American | “Airways, Wright Aircraft Corp: and {the- Boeing. ‘Airplane Co.
Iceland: Denies Nazi
Piea for Base
- REYKJAVIK, March 24 (U.P). — The Government announced today that talks with representatives of the German girline, Lufthansa, regarding proposed Icelandic bases for a German-United States air service had been: broken off.
- QUAKE SHAKES ARGENTINE :
P.) ~Strong. earthquake shocks, felt in ‘Tucuman Province - last night,
|sent people of Tafi, Bulnes, La Cruz,’ ‘Tucuman and Concepcion fleeing into. the. streets in: terror, dispatches,
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Baby Colan ‘Getting Along Fine’ After Eye Operation. HICAGO, March 24 (U. By— Baby Helaine Judith Colan, |
whose life was subject to a gamble last May when a “medical-religi~,
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ORD acity of America to produce war materials. OF ‘WAR. CAPACITY’ Mr. Robertson, here to address the Cincinnati Chamber of ComCINCINNATI, March 24 (U.|merce, said he ordered the survey P)—A. W. Ro , Pittsburgh, |in every industrial plant in the naboard chairman of the Westinghouse tion in his capacity as chairman of Electric & Manufacturing Co., re-|{the National Manufacturers’ Asso-
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laine’s life was threatened when it ‘was found she had glioma—a cancerous growth on the retina of the eye. A decision to risk sudden rather than a lingering death for the baby was reached. One of her eyes was removed, the other treated. Dr. Colan said X-ray treat-
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THREATS TO BOY, 3
NEW YORK, March 24 (U. P).—|'
Police today ‘investigated threats to kidnap the 33-year-old son of Mrs. Glen Randall, wife of a gas company collector; The child, Robert Kelly Randall, was by a ‘previous *{marriage.
§- Mrs. Randall said she received
four notes between March 7 and March 18 threatening her: son with
‘abduction. Mrs. Randall said their
dog, Skippy, died Feb. 25, apparently
from poison. : On March 7 Robert |:
became ill from what was described an intestinal inflammation. The family doctor said it might have been poison. The same day Mrs. Randall found the first mote stuck under the door.
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