Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1939 — Page 9

"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1039

NUNS T0 ADD 2 MORE SECTIONS TO MONASTERY

Carmelite Institution to Be Five-Sixths Complete With Additions.

Plans to construct two more sec-| tions to the Carmelite Monastery, 2402 Cold Springs Road, to make it] five-sixths complete, were an-| nounced yesterday. Work is to begin next spring on a| large public chapel and an 80- foot |

high monastery tower to house | chimes. J. Edwin Kopf, architect, | said the nave of the chapel will be} 24 feet wide, 80 feet long, and hoe) ceiling will be 30 feet high. The entrance vestibule will be 2 feet wide and 16 feet long.

Grille Wall Partition

The sisters choir (chapel), which| will be constructed in the chapel section. will be separated from the public by a grille wall. It will be 24| feet wide, 40 feet long. and 20 feet high. The chapel section also will| contain a chapter room 19 feet by 31 feet. The ground story section will con- | tain the Tower of Our Lady rising above the crenelater walls and tur-| rets with the chimes announcing the hours of devotions. In that section, too, will be the new kitchen and refectory. Mr. Kopf said that with the completion of next vear's program. only a small section will remain to be built to complete the structure as originally planned.

Outside of Stone

The architecture of the new sections will match the early oe esque of the buildings already com- | pleted. The outside will be of stratified stone from the Ft. Thomas. Ky, quarries on the Ohio River and the interior of Bedford stone. | The monastery was founded here in 1932 and was dedicated Oct. 2 of that year by the late Most Rev. Jos-| eph Chartrand, Bishop of the Indi-| anapelis Catholic Diocese

TYRONE AND BRIDE | T0 SAIL SATURDAY

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HOLLYWOOD. June 28 (U, P) — Tyrone Power and his bride, Anabella. were aboard a transport plane en route to New York today on the first leg of a honeymoon trip to Europe Saturday they will sail for Naples| to be the guests of Count Italian nobleman, on a tour of Italy. | Following their visit to Italy, couple will go to France to spend a

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The Gallup Poll

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Tuberculosis is one of the most widely publicized diseases. How much do the common people know about it? Quite a bit, a nation-wide survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion finds.

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Survey Shows Most Persons Informed Of Best Ways to Cure Tuberculosis

By DR. GEORGE GALLUP

Director, American Institute of Public Opinion June 28.—With more than 1200 doctors and public health officials convened in Boston this week at the annual meet-

EW YORK,

INDIANA INVITES

16-Car Publicity Train to Begin Tour of Leading Cities in August.

The newly created State Publicity

space in the 16-car train scheduled to start an exhibition tour of the nation in August.

The special train is being promoted by the division as an “Ex-

reational advantages of Indiana, according to J. H. Albershardt, | director of the movement, | The 1939 Legislature appropriated | $20,000 for the Publicity Division | and provided for its organization, The train is scheduled to stop at 60 leading cities in 40 states. The cars are to be filled with displays of Indiana liana produets.

GETS 1-TO-7- YEAR TERM IN LOTTERY

MUNCIE, Ind., June 28 (U. P.).— Frank Schmoe of Indianapolis today had been sentenced to one to seven years in (charge of obtaining money {false pretenses.

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under

ing of the National Tuberculosis Association, a nation-wide survey has Ivy Circuit Judge L. A. Guthrie.

just been completed to determine how much the public knows about | the cause and cure of tuberculosis—a scourge which kills more than 60.000 people in the United States ey year.

LUNCHEON TO HONOR: NEW BUTLER HEAD

Dr. Daniel Sommer

ily tomorrow at a luncheon in the Columbia Club ballroom. The event is being sponsored by | Chamber of Commerce.

More than 230 business and civic

leaders are expected to attend. J.| in one of its scientific surveys.

Russell Townsend Jr. the junior chamber, master. Brief

president of will be toasttalks are to be made by Mayor Sullivan, Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker, Hilton U. Brown, chairman of the university trustees; | DeWitt Morgan, schools superintendent: Dr. William Dennis, Earlham College president, and Herman B Wells, Indiana University presi- | dent. Special guests are to include Dr. Putnam, Butler's presi- | dent-emeritus; John W. Atherton, secretarv-treasurer, and Harry T. Ice, recently elected a na-

few days with Anabella’s parentsy tional vice president of the U. S.

and then will motor through Norway and Sweden. Later they will visit England.

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INE ct allke, just t Ane | Lut a sable Aa RRtIve, | er 5 billows spe tired feeling when 2 aa box of NR from hon: ae i not Ere the SY ‘s fain. today:

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junior chamber. Dr. Robinson assumed his duties as president June 15. The commitaiding Mr. Townsend in arrangements for the luncheon includes William Williams, Lyman {| Hunter, Hollis Hull and Evan B. Walker. PRINCESSES WIN PRIZES LONDON, June 28 (U. P).— | Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret { Rose both won prizes in their divisions of the children’s swimming meet at the Bath Club today. Prin- | cess Elizabeth won the children’s challenger shield for girls over 9 | and under 14, in competition with 110 others. Margaret Rose won the children’s challenge cup for juniors

| aged 9.

RETONGA AGAIN SCORES VICTORY FOR BOTH HUSBAND AND WIFE

MRS. AD A BUN CH

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| Retonga | myself;

‘them to get are apt to be badly weakened and |

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so terribly nervous they can hardlv contain themselves, and I was no exception. My food disagreed with me so badly I had a (taste in my mouth and my abdomen pained continually. Constipation had a grip on me that it seemed nothing would break. I

sickening |

that

Robinson, new president of Butler University. will be welcomed to the city official- |

the Junior

and I can tell anyone who!

‘oly was raised to 26 today with the! ‘issuance of a license to the Wabash ||

BEER PERMIT GIVEN

Police said he promoted an auto-|

the car. They said he victimized! move than 100 merchants.

germ? gious?

RICAN INSTI E PUBLIC OPINION

results show that the modern educational campaign against tuberculosis has removed much of the old ignorance and fear of the "white plague.” While many persons still apparently do not know that it is caused by a bacillus or that is a contagious disease, nevertheless the great majority think it is curable and name the type of treatment which most doctors consider correct— plenty of rest and nourishing food. The survey reveals that tuberculosis is one of the major diseases about which, in recent vears, the public has come to have a fairly adequate knowledge. Five questions were asked in the | survey. The first was: |

“What do you think is the | | {

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cause of tuberculosis?”

The answers reveal that the fact tuberculosis is caused specifically | by a bacillus is not widely under- | stood. The principal causes of tuberculosis in the opinion of voters in the survey follow: Germ ........ ...; CEs caees Rundown condition ....... Malnutrition cies Poor living conditions seed Bad heredity .. ‘ike Exposure to weather . Bad food Colds .. The next question was: “Do vou think tuberculosis is contagious (catching)?”

Although the tuberculosis campaign stresses the slogan: “Every | Case of Tuberculosis Comes From | Another Case,” about one person | in four among the general public | still does not think tuberculosis is | AS LOW $ catching. { Contagious . AS Not contagious

TRADE EXHIBITS

Division today began a campaign to: get Hoosier industrialists to take}

hibition of Industrial Progress” to! advertise the commercial and rec-|;

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John Harry William Graves, 29, of 841 Greer St., has confessed, Sheriff Feeney said, that he wounded Mrs. Rose Mary Miller in an attempted holdup a week ago. Mrs. Miller's left hand later was amputated. She is now convalescing in St. Vincent's Hospital. Sheriff Feeney said Graves is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill.

$90,000 OF BANK'S CASH IS UNCLAIMED

FT. WAYNE, Ind., June 28 (U.P.).|

the State Prison on a} {old First Bank here, has $90.000 that | He was sentenced! | | sents the

—John M. Young, receiver for the|

no one claims. The money repretotal value of 6800 divi-| dend checks written last May and |

| mobile lottery and that he told them | still awaiting claimants. he knew in advance who would win |

Mr. Young said he also has 5200 checks from three previous divi-|

|dends that no one has asked for.!

PENNSY RAILROAD SUED FOR $500,000

A suit asking judgment of $500,-

11000 from the Pennsylvania Rail-

road was filed today in Federal Court by Robert Taylor of Indianapolis, described in the suit as a tax expert. The sum is that owed Mr. Tay-

lor, it is alleged, for his services

in informing the railroad that their property in “certain Indiana counties” was being overtaxed. Isaac Born, father of Ferdinand Born, Mr. Taylor's local attorney, said he understood the half-mil-lion was the amount due Mr, Taylor “and others” as their share of a tax refund won from the Government by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr. Taylor is also represented by Joseph R. Roach and Edward M. Keating, Chicago attorneys.

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Approximately half the voters in | the survey say they think tubercu- | losis is inherited, while the other | half think it is net. | “Do you think tuberculosis is

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inherited at birth?”

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Nearly nine persons in every ten

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questioned in the survey said they | think tuberculosis is curable. 6.25-16 “Do you think tuberculosis is | curable?”

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TO LAFAYETTE FIRM

The number of new beer wholecalers granted permits since the | 1938 Legislature ended the monop- |

Valiev Corp. at Lafayette. The Alcoholic Beverage Commis- | sion still has 10 more applications to | conzider,

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