Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1939 — Page 5

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WALLACE TO

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Find Fair Beauty

U.S. CITES CITY

Proving That ‘

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NEOLA, Kas, July 27 (U. P.).—

lappy Hunt

{ —— pe — abandoned its line into Neola. Then

ing ‘Grounds

Grove ‘and Buffalo Springs in the.

“LEADS TO HOSPITAL

Monkeys Are

became just postmaster

This is: ly the first news dis- um is propably news ‘dis and general storekeeper.

patch ever to come from Neola. It

good towns go. /

IN ELWooD TODAY

happy hunting groumds or whereves

| Secretary of Agriculture Henry A.

GLASS LEADERS

Murray A. Boring, 24, of 8il

undoubtedly is the last. The rail-

A few years later the Government decided that a postoffice here

GET ITALIAN TANKS

Crazy People |: x asa Udell St., arose at 1:30 a. m. today to ; eripty the over irippanion- no longer was needed. Marcum

tloseq off the pectoftice mere'nf| KARACHI India, July 27 (U. PJs

—Twelve tanks of ‘Italian tnake havi

road is going to tear down the old

Wallace will arrive at the Union! station—and the old station is all

Station at 4:25 p. m. today on his Trade Commission Charges ;

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way to the third annual Indiana’ Tomato festical at Elwood. Secretary Wallace is expected at Elwood at 5:30 p. m. for the festival’s annual dinner. He is to speak at 6:50-p. m. and will be in-| troduced by Governor M. Clifford Townsend. -Guests will be officers of

- the festival and tSate officials.

The Secretary will be accompanied to Elwood by Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker, Wililam Settle, ! A. A. A. national director, and Hassil Schenck, Indiaifa Farm Bureau president.

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; Times-Acme Photo. PHILADELPHIA, July 27 (U. P.).—Elinore Bertrand, 16, who competed — but lost —as “Miss Brooklyn” in a contest to select “Miss World’s Fair,” was held here today for New York authorities after she fled the World of Tomorrow because of her pride. 4 The high school girl, missing since July 11; said she had been peddling magazines and lingerie here. “I couldn’t swallow my pride enough to go home,” she told officials at the Missing Persons Bureau.

Towne Dinner ..... 50¢ Luncheons from... .30¢

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2 YOUTHS SENTENCED IN LAGRANGE THEFT

LAGRANGE, Ind., July 27 (U. B.). —Clifford Summey, 21, of Burr Oak, Mich., was under sentence of 1 to 10 years in the Indiana Reformatory day, and his brother,. Anthony

Summey Jr. 17, of Sturgis, Mich., 100 days at the State Penal Farm after they pleaded guilty to charges of grand larceny.

Employment of Union Labor Is Forced.

Times Special ~~ WASHINGTON, July 27. -_ Glass

‘| corporation executives and glazier

union" officials in Indianapolis forced the employment of union labor, the Federal Trade Commission charged in a complaint issued

today. The complaint cited an alleged written agreement between the executives and union as an unfair method and practice affecting competition. Signed Agreement Charg

The complaint alleged also; that under a signed agreement between the respondents, no glazing work can ‘be done in shops unless permission is obtained from the business agent of the glaziers’ local. The respondents are: Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., of Pittsburgh; Philip G. King, Indianapolis, manager of the Indianapolis branch of

the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.; H.|

B. Higgins, Pittsburgh, vice president of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.; Stewart-Carey Glass Co. cf Indiandpolis; J. Morris Haines, secretary and general manager of the Stewart-Carey Co.; Capitol Glass Co., Indianapolis, and W. J. Byrne, president of Capitol Glass Co. :

Respondents Listed

Other respondents are: Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators, and Paper Hangers of America, LaFayette, Ind.; L. P. Lindelof, president, and Clarence E. Swick, secretary ‘of the Brotherhood District Council 27 of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America, Indianapolis; Courtney E, Hammond, secretary of Council 27; Glaziers’ local union

Decorators and Paper Hangers of America, Indianapolis; and Joseph Schubert, business agent of Glaziers’ local union 1165 of the Brotherhood.

KOKOMO, Ind. July 27.— If the Kokomo Police Department neyer sees Tom and Susie again it will be too soon, after what happened yesterday. : Tom and Susie are monkeys. They got out of their home, "the basement of the Carl: Dreher residence, and began biting children, When police arrived, the monkeys climbed a tree and proceeded down the street jungle fashion. Police followed. Finally Tom was captured but Susie . eluded the posse which by then was composed of the Chiet of Police, a captain, two detectives, four dog catchers, eight patrolmen and about 1000 citizens. . _ They located Susie in the Dreher home again. She hopped out of a window and picked up a police club which Police Chief Charles O'Neill had dropped. Police surrounded her with tear gas but she simply blinked. Finally she retired to the basement and surrendered peacefully.

SALVATION ARMY AID

commissioner for Japan who is visiting Col; Bertram Rodda, state

pressed with the America.”

American relations but said he had

periences in Japan at a tent meeting tonight at Washington and Noble

York and London tomorrow.

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The light shocked him. He involun-

finish. his sleep.

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Mauzo Uyemura, Salvation Army [i

commander, said today he is im‘friendliness of §H

He declined to discuss Japanese-

‘met with nothing but the utmost | courtesy and kindness” since his ar- | rival in this country several weeks |§ 1165 of the Brotherhood of Painters, | ago. i He will relate some of his ex-

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der the ice box and wound up in City Hospital. | Sane ‘He turned on a light, emptied the pan, replaced it and went to turn the light off with hands still wet.|a tarily jerked and the jerk threw his shoulder out of place. The shoulder was replaced at City Hospital and he returned home to

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Marcum was station agent," postmaster and general storekeeper and all his business activities were conducted from the depot building.

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his general store and said business would go on as usual.

passed through Karachi on th way to Afghanistan.

"But it didn’t. No longer having: to stop here for their mail, the neighboring farmers drove on to other towns. So Marcum closed up the general store and moved away. Now comes fhe announcement that the railroad is going to tear down the building. So Neola ex-

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