Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1939 — Page 19

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 10

TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL NEED GREAT IN SOUTH

U. S. Health Director Gives Data on Equipment At Convention.

By Science Service BOSTON, June 28 —The need for better tuberculosis hospitals and sanatoria is greatest in the South, Dr. Joseph W. Mountin of the U. S. Public Health Service told members

of the National Tuberculosis Asso-!

ciation here this afternoon. “Though there is undoubtedly

need for improvement in each area, the Southern States mark the line for first attack,” he said. “Need for hospital facilities,” he pointed out, “it is agreed, is probably most adequately expressed not by total poulation but by prevalence of tuberculosis as indicated by death rates for the disease.”

Beds Are Lecking

He and his associates in the Federal health service, Elliott H. Pennell and Kay Pearson, reported that the South, with its high mortality rate, provides only two-thirds of a bed for each tuberculosis death occurring there. At the same time Western States with only slightly greater death rate afford almost two beds a death. The Northeastern and Central regions, lowest in proportionate number of deaths, have available 1.7 and 15 beds, respectively. Operating costs also ran lowest in the South of any section, the Federal health service scientists found. This may be dus wholly to economic circumstances, they stated, but it is more likely, they suggested, that completeness of equipment and quality of service exert considerable influence.

Program Is Cited

Another angle of the tuberculosis 2 : | “The district meetings will be of

hospital situation was brought out this morning by Dr. Ernest B. Emerson of Rutland, Mass.

“More progress has been made In the treatment of this disease during

the last 40 years than in all the |

time that has gone before,” he said. | “Recognizing that there are other factors in addition t sanatorium! treatment, the death rate is approximately one-fifth of what it was 40 years ago.

"HEADS CAST

The ——— Ruger of St. John's Evangelical Church will give a one-act comedy and a musical at 8:15 o'clock tonight at the church. Miss Marguerite Johnson will take a featured role in the musical.

. 0. P. EDITORS T0 HOLD OUTING

12 Named to the Executive Committee Which Will Arrange Event.

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., June 28 (U. P.).—Edwin V. O'Neel, president of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association, today announced the appointment of 12 members to the association’s executive committee, one from each Congressional district. “Members of the executive committee will arrange a summer outing for editors and their families and party leaders,” Mr. O’Neel said.

an informal nature and officers of the editorial association will discuss with the state editors the 1940 campaign plans.”

| district, Edward E. Liechty,

The newly appointed executive committee members are: First dis- | trict, George Huish, Calumet News, East Chicago; second district, Claude Billings, Akron News, Akron; third district, Charles M. Finch, Walkerton Independent, Walkerton; fourth Berne

“Should the present trend con- | Witness, Berne; fifth district, Gard-

tinue, one can foresee that our hos- | pitals and organizations may ultimately serve another purpose.”

MRS. WILL ROGERS WILL WRITE OF HIM

PHILADELPHIA, Ju June 28 (U. P) —Mrs. Will Rogers is writing a story | on the life of her late husband, the

humorist, and plans to confer short-| | Anderson Herald, Anderson; Saturday | district,

Evening Post regarding its publica- |

ly with editors of the

tion, it was learned today. A spokesman for the magazine

said the manuscript had not been |

SEEK TO IDENTIFY

completed but that Mrs. Rogers was te come here within a few days to discuss its publication. The world-famed humorist, screen, stage and radio star was killed several years ago in an

Post, around-the-world flier who also lost his life.

WOMAN GIVES TIP ON FUGITIVE KILLER

HAYWARD, Wis., June 28 (U. P). —Weary possemen pursuing August Buelo, 30, alias Ray Olson, killer of two deputy sheriffs, turned today to the Lake Namakagon region after a woman reported she saw a man resembling the fugitive break into a tavern near Washburn. Mrs. Gayl Reypolds made the report to Sheriff George Seehuetter, in charge of the search for the killer who has eluded possemen for two weeks. Searchers found near the tavern an automobile stolen Monday | night from near the swamp in| which the desperado was believed hiding.

CLAIMS ALDERMAN OFTEN INFATUATED

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Cal, June 28 (U.| P) —Attorneys representing Ruth Etting in the $150,000 alienation of | affections suit against her attempted | to establish today that her husband, | Myr! Alderman, often became infatuated with otiver women. Dan Deo. a bartender, testified that a woman Alderman had identified only as “Annabelle” was al frequent companion of the piano player. “Alderman introduced Annabelle) to me as the girl he was going to! marry, and said he was very much | in love with her,” Leo testified.

FIVE ARE INJURED IN PHOSPHORUS BLAST

CLEVELAND, June | June 28 (U. By | George F. Webb, wood High School chemistry teacher, wrote on the blackboard: | “Phosphorous is burning here” The chemical, invisible in daylight, exploded in the summer heat. | Mr. Webb suffered body burns. Four| of the 15 students also were burned slightly.

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FALLS § STORIES—BRUISED ATLANTA, Ga, June 28 (U. BP).

—E. W. Griffen, 38, stone cutter, fell}.

six stories from a scaffold to the ground. Hospital attendants today said he suffered only “painful bruises.”

| Marion; | Benham, Terre Haute Star, | Haute; seventh district, Blaine W. | Bradfute Jr,

ner J. Thomas, Marion Chronicle, sixth district, James R. Terre

Bloomington Telephone, Bloomington. Eighth district, Floyd W. Oursler, jo thiana Argus, Cynthiana; ninth | district, Ray L. Robinson, Paoli Re- | publican, Paoli; 10th district, Wil|ber Kendall, Rushville Republican, | Rushville; 11th district, J. A. Keefe,

State Committee publicity director, Indianapolis.

SLAYING SUSPECT

to Hot Springs, Ark, to determine! whether a man held \there is Wil-| lard Carson, wanted here for slaying his father 13 years ago. They were unable to determine | from photographs whether the man | was Carson. Carson also is wanted in connection with the slaying of A. W. Whalen of Kokomo in 1929.

HOOSIER THEATER

DELAY URGED ON; COMBINE OWNER

Wheat Must Be ‘Dead Ripe’ For Week, Expert at Purdue Warns.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 28. — With the Indiana wheat harvest already under way, George Enfield, Purdue University Extension agronomist, warned that wheat is not ready to be combined until nearly a week after it becomes dead ripe. He issued the warning because many Hoosier farmers will harvest their grain for the first time this year with a combine. Mr. Enfield said the difference in the time of harvesting wheat often means whether the grain can be

Wheat ct too early with a combine contains too much moisture and is likely to spoil when stored, he declared. “Highest yields of wheat, when cut with a binder, are obtained if the crop is cut from 10 to 1% days before it is safe with a combine,” he explained. “Wheat cut with a pinder should be harvested when the grain shows 40 per cent of moisture or less. “Dead ripe stage is when th? grain moisture is 20 per cent or

the ‘hard’ stage, not dry but firm.

“Wheat can not be combined safely until it gets down te 15 per cent moisture or less and preferably 14 per cent, if it is to be saved for seed. Much of the combined wheat reached the elevators in such poor condition last year that in some ‘cases farmers were ‘docked’ five cents a bushel due to the excess moisture This can be prevented by delaying the wheat harvest, when combined, at least one week after the crop is ‘dead ripe.’ ”

DENIES HE FINANCED ‘SHOWGIRL’ LOBBY

NEW YORK, June 28 (U. P).— William J. Buckner Jr. denied on cross examination today that he had paid the expenses to Washington of the showgirl lobby the Govermment contends he used to further his alleged manipulation of Philippine railway bonds. The youthful broker, on trial charged with mail fraud and conspiracy, asserted that one of his associates had financed the journey of Doris (Pee Wee) Donaldson and that he did not know who had paid for the trip of Miss Noel Carter, both of the night club choruses. He named William J. Gillespie, a codefendant, as the angel of Miss Donaldson's trip.

SEATING SUIT LOST

12th | Negroes may be barred from the Carl F. Ogle, Republican | y

[the manager of the Washington LIBERTY, toe, June June 28 (U. P) — Theater had

Alaskan plane crash with Wiley Police officers today were en route Tights by refusi

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a Grant Circuit Court jury ruled today. The decision was returned in an action brought by Mrs. Flossie K.

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COIN PURSE, containing tol band shine: ew h = \

watch and rosary.

Bailey, president of the National Association for the Advancement of [Colored People, who charged that

violated her civil to permit her to oor. The jury rein favor of the

sit on the lower iturned a verdict

theater.

REPORTS PURSE STOLEN Mrs. C. J. Sams, a State House | cmplove. told police that her purse, containing $96 in cash, was stolen from a lavatory in a downtown hotel last night.

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PRINCE VISITS CAPITAL | WASHINGTON, June 28 (U. P).| — Crown Prince Olav of Norway and his Crown Princess Martha, after an arrival marked by a minimum of) ostentation, began a three-day visit here today.

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lcustoms and slang.

Before they left England with their 16 makes of foreign cars to begin |

Junior British Drivers To Arrive Versed in Slang

When 50 members of the Autocheques Junior Car Club of England arrive in Indianapolis July 1, they'll be ready to cope with American | “3

a 2000-mile tour of this country, they were told that “changing lanes |

without signalling is unpopul with the police” and to “keep well to the right of the road. Americans have very little patience with Ser yother hint was “A bill is a Pome note; what you want from

the waiter is a ‘check’'» To avoid P).—Police today sought a man

confusion they were also told that A ‘flat’ is a punctured tyre; ‘apartmont is a place to live in,” and to

avoid possible glares they were ad- |

|vised that “if you want a hotel | ‘page, ask for a bell boy'—and they lalways expect a dime.” The cavalcade will stay at the Marott Hotel Saturday night and |

jon Sunday members will visit the

| mdianapolis Speedway. On tour bod are such makes of cars as the Wolseley, Lammas Graham, Humber, Mercedes-Benz, Frazer Nash, YauxRover, Brough, Lanchester, Lagonda, Triumph, Rolls Royce and |

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SLAYER OF FORMER ACTRESS IS HUNTED

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, June 28 (U.

described as a sex maniae for the hammer slaying of Margaret Campbell, 56-year-old former actress.

Mrs. Campbell, whose body was found 11 a Hollywood boarding Louse, appeared to have been beaten With a carpenters claw hammer. Her night clothes were torn and her ‘body bruised. Im addition to the ® hammer. Police found beside the whistle, key and a Bible

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