Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1939 — Page 9

SLUM CLEARING

DASH AVAILABLE “FROM 38 FUNDS

oct Project Backers Press |

9 Work Despite Inaction

=: . By Congress. ie = Congress’ refusal to consider the $800,000,000 Housing Bill this ses“sion does not necessarily mean that

“funds for slum clearance will hot:

be available = to Indianapolis, “Thomas A. Moynahan, State Hous“ing Board Chairman, said today.

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~ least 12 months,” Mr. Moynahan ~gaid. “This would come from an & unused portion’ of last year’s ap\propriation returned to the Treasiqury by municipalities which abandI “ened contemplated projects.”

Funds Earmarked

~ Walter Stanton, Board secretary, §

Said that funds earmarked for 10 iwdndiang - cities where slum clearnce is now in operation or conbs emplated would not be disturbed.

~~ Meanwhile, a local citizens com= |

“mittee promoting slum clearance «here will continue its effort whether - funds are immediately available or

- not, members indicated.

A subcommittee of the group, which draws membership from civic, church and labor organizations, is meeting regularly to draw up recommendations on the steps ‘to be taken to bring the Federal program Here. Organized two weeks ago, the committee ‘plans another meeting . In about 10 days, but no date has =been set.

Eom Other Projects Active

‘> Housing projects are now going ~up at LL and Gary, while funds total $10,000,000 have been: armarked Er Kokomo, Muncie; delaware County, Hammond, E. cago, Marion, Anderson and “Richmond. == Bids for construction recently ave been let at Kokomo and “Mundie, Mr. Stanton said.

= Housing Board officials said they

would confer -with United States “Housing Authority representatives ‘on future slum-clearance planning with the remainder of last year’s ds. ut

ne " BOLT “PEELS” CHIMNEY .

om ASHTABULA, O., Aug. 3 (U. P). =A freak lightning bolt which

Struck here ‘during a storm

“peeled” off the outside layer of brick ona 36-foot chimney and Lett the chimney standing.

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‘Butler Speech Clinic Busy

\ ray Buyrdin, instructor in the Butler University speech depart- » in charge of the free speech clinic, examines a youthful patient 4 t} % clinic. Since the founding of ‘the department, which operates during the summer months, more titan 2000 cases have been. handled,

“DRIVE MAY OPEN | DURING OCTOBER)

3000 Volunteers to Take Part in Campaign; Lesh Is Optimistic. :

' Perry W. Lesh, new general chairman of the annual Indianapolis

Community Fund Campaign, today |. launched plans to recruit an “army”. of 3000 volunteer workers for the. 3 Fund's 20th annual drive this fall.

Mr. Lesh, for many years active

Lin local civic affairs, was named . |new general chairman for the fall © | campaign yesterday. He is first vice i | president of the Fund. “Community Fund leaders are en-|

thusiastic about the fall prospects,”

FE Mr. Lesh said. “All are looking for-| E: | ward to increased and generous sup- ¢: |port on the part of the general]

public.” Dates for the drive have not been

|announced but Fund officials said

the annual campaign probably will

[| get under way about the middle of |

October. The drive will continue for 12 days. Last year a total of $657,000 was raised in contributions. A total of 68,000 persons contributed to the Fund last year. In 1920, during the first year of the drive,

there were > only 12,000 contributors.

JOHN TWITTY DIES; FOUNDED 2 BANKS

olis businessman, of 2838 Park Ave., died yesterday afternoon : shortly after he was found on a bench at ‘Fall Creek near 30th St.

teacher and for several years was

Inc., finance department. He retired eight years ago. For many years he was prominent

in southern Indiana banking circles. He founded the State Bank of Loogootee and the State Bank of Washington, serving as cashier in both institutions 10 and 14 years respectively, He was born in Martin County and taught public schools there and in Daviess County for 15 years. He came to Indianapolis in 1919. He was a member of the Central Ave= nue Methodist Church. Mr. Twitty left a note to his family, saying he had been ill for some time and was despondent. : He is survived by his wife, Emma; three sons, John W., Indianapolis; J. Dwight, Kewanna, Mo., and Victor, Palo Alto, Cal, and two daughters, Mrs. Edith McLeod and Mrs. Andrew C. Meyer, both of Indianapolis.

ARTHRITIS ‘SCOURGE’ ll 1500 YEARS AGD

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John M. Twitty, retired Indianap-

Mr. Twitty formerly was a school |

connected with Gregory & Appel, |

AUBURN, N.Y, Aug. 3 (U.P) — Discovery of the skeleton of an In-,

dian who suffered from arthritis 1500 years ago was announced today |

by William A. Ritchie, Rochester archaeologist.

three others on tiny Frontenae| 4sland in Cayuga Lake, Mr. Ritchie

said. He estimated the bodies, one | year 400 A. D.

in one of the male skeletons indicated that the man lived to an advanced age and suffered from arthritis, Mr. Ritchie said. The woman's skeleton wore a necklace of perforated elk teeth. Also found in the burial plot were several implements made of stone and bone, and two copper bowls. GOBBLER TAKES OVER NEST

GENEVA, N. Y,, Aug. 3 (U. P.) — A turkey on the farm of E. R. Smith will soon have a family. He is setting on about 40 guinea hen eggs. The gobbler promises to be a “mother” to the orphans.

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-|DETROIT BATTLES

DETROIT, Aug. 3 (U. P.) —State health officials today considered ad{ditional measures for curbing an outbreak of infantile paralysis in Detroit and vicinity.

Three members of the State Health Department joined with the State Preventive Medicine Commit- | tee to combat Moyer; State: Health Commissioner,

‘| were reported for July. Sixty-six of | the ‘cases were in Detroit, Mr. Moy- ||

PARALYSIS CASES

disesss, Dr. H. A.|| sald 88 cases of infantile paralysis |

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