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Muncie, $288,798; plumbing, Tibe $403,455 0K’D FOR bets Plumbing and Heating Co,

Union City, $69,000; heating, Greene Dimer Special

land Hazelton, Muncie, $20,489; elec tric work, Smith Electric Service, Muncie, $11,962; landscaping, Hills dale ‘Landscaping Co, $13, 206.25, WASHINGTON, D. ©, Aug. 30.— WR The United States Housing Author | N ity today announced that Adminis | : trator Nathan Straus has approved | bids totaling $403,455.25 for the! Middletown Garden low-rent hous- | ing project at Muncie, Ind, | The development is planned to house 112 low-income families and | as part of the Delaware County | housing authority program, it will | effect razing of 112 shanties recent | ly erected on the outskirts of Mun- | cle. The bids approved were general; construction, J. B, Snyder & Sons, |

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PAPAL ATTACHE. H. P. Lieber Dead FOREIGN ENVOYS MEET ON CRISIS

French, Polish. British, Jugoslav and Italian Aids Are Called In.

PLANS TO BUY WATER UTILITY ARE ABANDONED

Meeting to Formally End Negotiations Scheduled For Today.

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__ (Continued from Page One) make no effort to sell the property to private interests Im his statement today, Mr. Johnson said: | I “I was present at the meeting in| {the Mayors office on Aug. 17 when] | Mr, Schutt made the statement that | the estate had nothing but stock to] {sell and could not be put in the po-| [sition of selling property because of | | the heavy Federal tax involved W [the sale of assets and property “Mr. Schutt further stated that]

VATICAN CITY, Aug. $0 (U. PB) Eminence Duigi Cardinal

His Ce Maglon Vatican secretary of State, began a series of conferences with foreign envoys today. In Vatican the meetings were considered great Importance and likely to have some bearing on the

outcome of the international situa. Herman P. Rh. tion The Papal secretary o: state returned unexpectedly fro iS Vala. tion yesterday. Since rh he os conferred with His Holiness Plus XIT and members of his Cal Amon 08 whom C ardinal Maglione talked with direct a two-h session with the Ponti day he Fretteh Polis ambassado the British and Ely Slav ministers and the Secretary the Italian Emba Vatican circles emphasized the Holy See. through its here and its world-wide influence. Was attempting to settle not only the German-Polish erisis but also all other questions which may form a threat © Furopean peace Gas masks were distributed Vat guards todav--the time such a measure ever has been

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Fneong resident. | tees might be interpreted as indicat. | ing sale of property and assets er 7” Su ) ed b ) R li / JAPAN JOINS POWERS Hitler Swayed by Radio. “Of course, this has always been | the position of the estate since the | 65, Son of Earl ’ Ys Thompson's office TOKYO, Aug. 30 (U. P).- Pre- | | } \ | “At this meeting on Aug. 17, Mv io . Eminent Family. | Rimes Sactint WWHte: | mier Gen. Nobuyuki Abe announced | ia aig that there were ho liabilities of | WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Specus | Fuehrer. [any consequence, except possible | Herr Hitler's letter to Premier Tax Department to know what, ii broadcasts into Germany during sity of stating his case in a more | Far East. any, state gross income tax would recent days may have had in pro-| conciliatory vein than hitherto, While the Cabinet met, Feports) Das never been an answer © that attitude of Adolph Hitler in his! question, Polish venture Reports from American repre scale fighting had broken out on the | outer Mongolian frontier, where | study of the law, that the CY ang to the President of Poland were | check listening in on foreign short. wou a be subject 10 no state RIOSS carried by American short-wave ra-| wave broadcasts. | We A & 0 4 Suc Mm | ese officials had feared that the new ‘We Are Surprise {textually and in comment, uch | the habit of stuffing the keyholes .8 o | 5 - i y Ss In conclusion, he said: [broadcasts are now directed at Oens | when they listen to foreign broads| Co man-Soviet treaty would result | th ore IS no Federal tax ability and Nor is this the only outside view-' persons were caught listening to) action from the outer Mongolian | WE there is NO state gross income point which can be picked up in broadeasts from Russia was death forces under Soviet leadership. | R have been ou AVE the | inglish Station ‘Busy’ Dave been ascertained prior to Fuglish mn Bus) newspapers, as recently as the day City's closing any purchase agree-| The English short-wave station of the Wilhelmshaven speech last|in the China war, the Premier anbetore these important matters had into Germany after the first Czech | since Russia became respectable in operate ungrudgingly” by attempts y 3 . . been cleared wp. Crisis in September a year ago, has| the eyes of Herr Hitler and an ally ing to understand the Japanese RR Pai) Wie estate $1.500.000 for the language broadeasts are reported to) known | Vice Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, | holding company common stock, penetrate d feeply into Germany | But the number of short-wave | former Vice Minister of Navy, today | 30.000 In quick assets of the firm. foreign short-wave broadcasts, to! me ree Department records show. | the First Fleet, The City also would have retired which it is known that great num- | er fn

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in the present company's tqebredess bers in Germany are listening se. —~$18,438.400 in bonds and preferred [eret) y despite the danger of perse. stock. The transaction would have cution and concentration camps been financed through issuance of | American radio companies have S, [revenue bonds bearing 2%: per cent [been co-operating fully with the interest, to be paid off over 40 years peaceful gestures by this Governfrom water revenue {ment Simmering for a Year _News dispatches recently have told

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first arose last Sept. 13 when Dr Theodore Cable, then a councilman, submitted a resolution for investi. gation of the possible purchase of the utility, Council adopted the motion but tooX no action before going out of © the end of | £OnE Sut of office at we end Of Lo WFORDSVILLE. Jud. Aug On Dee 14. Mr 30 (U. P). ~The State will continue | ted to Mavor Sullivan (then Mavor- bresentation of evidence against J elect) a report showing how the Cameron Moag, New York broker City could buy the utility and pay charged with being an accessory to t : {false entries in the books of a LaTayett e trust company, tomorrow after a one-day adjournment The case was adjourned late vesterday until tomorrow morning on request of the State Attorneys said one of the State witnesses was unable to be present today

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In the next few months, the City obtained enactment of an amendment to the utility laws giving City | sounecil, the Utility District trustees and the Mayor joint authority to purchase utilities. Mr. McNear met with the Mavor and other officials March 23. ex-

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suggest a starting price for discussion. A subcommittee was named and | series of conferences. was common stock, bringing the total to $22.825.000 Judson C

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with Margaret Cheney, former see retary of the Tippecanoe Loan & Trust Co. of Lafayette, to make false entries covering approximates Iv $632.883. Miss Cheney was convieted in 193%, JW. Parrott, formerly examiner, and George Tippecanoe County testified yesterday.

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Dickerman, Federal Trade Commission utility engineer, who was borrowed hy the City, ad-| GOSHEN, Ind. Aug. 30 (U. P).— vised officials July 1 that they would | Shirley A. Homer, 17, of Goshen. be well justified in paving $3.500,000 | was fatally injured last night when {or the stock, When the estate 14] [struck by an auto as he was riding days later agread to sell it for!a bicyele on a highway west of here 4.500.000, Mr. Dickerman advised [One of his five companions was/ {the City to buy. slightly hurt,

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