Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1939 — Page 14

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PICKPOCKET WATCHER We POs Si im oy IS PICKED FOR $6.50

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THURSDAY, MAY 11,

SMOKE LEAGUE

1939

65 Years Just a ‘Breeze’ BUTS REHEARING

|

iS RI INIT.

LAUNCHES 11TH

YEAR OF WORK:

Coke Urged as Means to End Polluted Air; Safety Board Praised. Smoke its 11th

convinced mone

The Indianapolis Abatement League began dav with members that its program is efTec

oar to-

its now tive than before At its 10th anniversary 1 heon yesterday, the League honored its four charter members and praised the City Administration and the Safety Board for their attack on the smoke problem Donald S. Morris, member his

ever

Safety rion smoke abatement could be achieved if the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility would reduce the price of coke so that the average consumer could use it. Morgan Backs Stand

Dr. Herman G president, said

opil

Morgan, a reduced pri coke would ‘do much to keep eur atmosphere cleaner during winter months.” A decrease in profits from the sale of coke would be an immense ng in the long run ol human health and life. Public health and welfare more than po profit te the utility.

League Ce On

savi

Board | , told Lieague members that!

For Doorman at LA. C.

‘Play Baseball Good as Ever,” He Asserts; Recalls *Grownup Kids.’

When Charles Sherlock, doorman, swings open the door at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, the member entering is just as likely as not | to be someone whe was In knee | breeches when Mr. Sherlock first! knew him. ! In fact the member may have been someone who in boyhood was) piloted to and from school and taken care of en reute by Mr. Sherlock. | The occasion for the doorman’s| looking back—and shead—was the

approach of his 65th birthday an- 3

niversary Stl Sees Them “I had that Pennsylvania streetcar run back in 1900,” the former conductor said between door swings and greetings to members. “A lot of those youngsters I took to and from school belong to the club and I see them every day just like I did then. “About those streetcars I worked on? Sav vou could stand only two feet away from one of the stoves in them and just about freeze to death.”

Teo Old?

When Thomas Marshall became Vice President he told Mr. Sherlock to come to Washington. He worked in the Senate Library and later as a special agent for the alcoholic tax

- Ridiculous!

little

| Dunkel

Charles Sherlock

| torneys assigned by {Court to defend Butsch, {don’t

MAY iE

Attorneys for William Ray Butsch, is doubly interested in apprehend. charged with the murder of Mrs

Carrie Lelah Romig, may ask for al rehearing of evidence upon which! ‘the ex-convict was declared insane it was reported today.

The scheduled transfer prisoner to the colony for the criminally insane at Michigan City

| will be delayed several days to per-

last minute action by Sheriff Feeney

mit any Butsch’s attroneys,

| said.

Edward J. Ryan, one of two at-

said “we know what we are going to do yet” Butsch is reported to have demanded his attorneys “appeal the case.”

Special Judge Omar O'Harrow

who made the sanity ruling and

ordered Butsch's confinement

would have to deny any rehearing

petition to set the stage for any appeal to the State Supreme

_ Court.

EXPRESS AGENCY

PROMOTES AGENT

Imes Spee inl LOGANSPORT, May 11.-C. E of Logansport has been promoted to the agency of the Railway Express Co. at Hamilton, He has been local agent of the company sinee October, 1932.

A. E Kenagy of Troy, O, succeed Mr. Dunkel here

will

0O.! phone Association, The body was taken to the Roy-!

KNIGHTSTOWN MAN DIES IN HOTEL HERE

George H. Watts, manager of the Knightstown Telephone Co. was found dead early today at his downtown hotel room. He was here for the convention of the Indiana Tele-

ster & Askin Funeral Home and today was sent te his home at Knightstown.

of the

the Criminal]

pockets.

MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va, May 11

. P).—Oonstable Roy Richmond lice that his

picked of his $6.50.

F you want smoking pleasure at its best—and a sound buy, too=Camel’s your smoke. There's more tobacco by weight in Camels, compared to the average of 15 other of the largest-selling brands tested. Besides, Camels burn slower than any other brand tested=25%

CAMEL

Today he reported to state pos | i

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had been | containing |

THE EQUIVALENT OF

THIS MUCH

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unit. “When I came back here and tried to get a job,” he said, “everyone told me I was too old. Imagine, too old? Why I can play baseball as good as ever. I'm almost 65 ahd 65 more.”

Mr Mor is said that although the tilit 1ad reduced its coke price irthe reduction is to compete with

Vegetables You'd Be Proud To Grow Arrive Fresh Each Morning at A&P

At the crack o’' dawn each morning, swift trucks whisk to A&P them, their care has been the best we know how to give them. Markets, a complete assortment of crisp, fresh vegetables brim- That's why daily, thousands of thrifty women who know good ming over with goodness, Every last tomato has had a careful produce, and decline to pay a premium for it-seleot Nature's quality inspection, each delicate spear of asparagus and crisp head good things at A&P Markets. Come-—select your needs, and pay of lettuce has been carefully packed for the final journey to you. only A&P’s bargain prices for them. You'll find everything else From the moment our expert buyers selected these fine too, priced low every day, at A&P Markets, Come-save on vegetables where they grew, up to the minute you purchase everything!

OC od for

; Edward O LINES IN WILL MAKE 4 HOSPITALS RICHER

1d Roy O.

unsel for the ororganization was NEW ORLE ANS. May 11 U.P). Four hospitals were richer today because of 14 parallel lines drawn through seven words in the will of the late Mrs. John Dibert District Judge Harold A. Moise dismissed claims of Bruce Butterworth, Mrs. Dibert's nephew, that 25.000 acres of land belonged to him through the will | Mrs. Dibert, after drawing the will, had drawn the lines through] the words “also my undivided interests in timber lands.” The eourt, ruled that the lands, which have since become extremely valuable because of discovery of oil, belonged to the hospitals. which also were named in the will.

Joh 1 F first pres den 1 Rober

tson al

Public Attitude Changes

{ most people have got m the viewpoint that smoke means prosperity,” Mr. Johnson said We know that smoke doesn’t Z necessarily connote prosperity, but waste Yet, while most peop they are reluctant to do anything about it except to agree that smoke abatement is necessary . It is our - hope that, through co-operating with the City, we educate more people to become active in smoke abatement next vear.” In addition to 1 Morgan, wh - City Health Board retary, and Mr. Morris, other City “official: who al gl ersal lunc Je oon We Gu oO ROSS, Dem OC] Cot cilman nd Lerov J Keach

Safety Board president

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