Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1939 — Page 7

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Worker Nearly Blew Up

NEW YORK, Dec, 12 (U. P) — Nestor Perez, a WPA laborer, was s0 busy digging a ditch in a schoolyard that he hardly noticed his shovel was penetrating a burlap bag that had been buried under 10 feet of earth. Finally, Perez yanked the bag to the surface and opened it. He almost fainted when he discovered he had been pounding 26 sticks of dynamite, Only a miracle saved his life,

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TEAROOM PLEA | Sullivan Gets IS REFUSED BY Rubber ens TONING BOARD 7575: 55%

age penetrated City Hall today to lighten the press of routine busiNess. Protests by Salem St. Group Lead to Denial at Last "39 Meeting.

Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan ac-

CONCORDIA COLLEGE | MARKS CENTENNIAL

Times Specinl | PT. WAYNE, Ind, Deo. 12.—The| final event in Concordia College's centennial celebration will be a mass meeting of Lutherans Sunday afternoon in the college concert hall.

The Rev. Ernest ©. Fackler, an| alumnus of Concordia and at pres. | P.) The state will furnish its new |ent a pastor in Detroit, will deliver | h oo judiciary building with $15,000 in|the principal address, The a cap- ance is due to Vitamin A deficiency. the device, which signs a letter , the a allroom,| according to officials, who said the [reproductions of Georgian period pella choir will sing & number of with one punch, would clear the Tht at YW We B a apparently had been eis in black walnut. selections. | TRY A WANT AD AN me . TIMES, THEY wna BRING RESULTS. desks of a litter of unsigned cor- |. et ee tee en I ast - pe es K- -

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HOSIERY WORKERS HOST TO CHILDREN

Branch 35 of the American Fed. eration of Hosiery Workers will be host to 600 members’ children at a Kiddie Christmas party at 10 a. m. Saturday at St. Joseph's Church, Noble and North Sts.

Presents will be given to all the children and a vaudeville show will be put on by union members. The annual Hosiery Workers Christmas dance will be held Satur-

left there when a wall was put in a year ago. Sixty yards away from the ditch was & school

building with 800 pupils in classes but WPA officials said a blast wéuld not have done much more than break windows.

RICH WALNUT FOR COURT MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. § (U.

quired a rubber stamp bearing an exact facsimile of his signature which hardly can be told from his original signature, The Mayor and his secretaries were hopeful that

TRADE

North Side residents won another round in the perennial fight to prevent the encroachment of business properties on N, Meridian St. yesterday when the Zoning Board refused a permit for the erection of a tearoom at 3760 N. Meridian St, Protests of Salem St. property owners, who asserted that a parking lot planned at the rear of the proposed tearoom would create a nuisance, led the Board to deny the permit, The tearoom, to have cost $40,000, was planned by Mrs. C, W, Craig who said she had not considered locating it elsewhere, Zoned exclusively for residences north of Fall Creek, Meridian St, in recent years has become a target for business enterprises, officials say, because it bisects the growing North Side residential district. Repeated attempts to locate businesses there have failed, after meet«| ing stolid, but unwavering resistance from property owners, Residents of the thoroughfare and adjacent streets have pleaded repeatedly with the hoard to “preserve” residential property values from business ‘‘encroachment.”

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The Gallup Poll—

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Majority of u. N Citizens Say Nazis Started It and Should Be Punished.

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By Institute of Public Opinion PRINCETON, N. J, Dec, 12.—As Meeting for the last time this vear, the Board also denied the pe-|the war in Europe drags inte its tition of the Service Cleaners Co. fourth month, leaders in many nato erect a dry-cleaning Cstablish- | tions are deeply concerned with the ment at 1613 prospect Ave. The [kind of peace that will be made ] t Tout rRNA Wie WuaSWINg, Pep | after the guns cease firing and the

tions: Mrs. to operate | second world war is ended, a bakery in a residence at 931 N.| The American attitude toward the Tibbs Ave.; John Wolven to build | next peace, when an addition to a grocery at 1536 S.| that peace comes, Richland St.; William H. Beville, | is regarded by to build a storeroom at 3739-49 N. many students of Keystone Ave.; J, J. Klee, to build | international afa double house at 1202-04 Drexel | fairs as ‘of vital Ave; Charles E. Rensberger, to | e importance, for build a double house at 1702 E, 46th x the United States St... George R. Brown, to build a may exert more double house at the southwest influence over corner of 38th St. and Temple Ave, | world events as a and the Acme Iron & Metal Co. to | 'neutral than she could as a belligoperate & junk storage business at (erent, 1108 E, To find the public's general atti-

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The chief reason for this attitude, the survey found, is that Germany is considered the aggressor nation, and needs therefore to be punished. The issue put to these voters was:

“If England and France defeat | Germany, should the peace treaty be more severe on Germany or less severe than the treaty at the end of the last war?” On this issue approximately one person in every six (17 per cent) had no opinion. Among those expressing an opinion, the vote was as follows: More Severe Less Severe

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Previous studies have shown that the great majority of voters consider Germany responsible for starting the World War in 1914-1918 and also consider her guilty of causing the The majority attitude at present, judging by an analysis of comments and explanations in today's survey, is that she should be punished more severely for her second offense than she was for her first offense 20 years ago. The minority group in the sur vey, who believe the next peace treaty

Versailles Treaty was responsible for Hitler's rise and for the present war, that harsh treaties “only store up future trouble,” and that the “Allies should punish the German leaders but not the & \petiple.”

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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12 (U.P). -A Negro couple who won $150,000

last March announced today that work would start Dec. 20 on a low-rent housing project in South Philadelphia for 100 Negro families, The couple, Pearl and Benjamin Mason, said they decided to spend the bulk of their winnings on the project “because we know what poverty is.” At the time they won the money they were living with two children on a weekly relief check of $1140. They repaid the relief board $2133.90 for the help they received and invested $3000 more in & mod-

They spent $40,000 to buy up a | ment houses and will spend $40,0000 [more to transform the block into a modern apartment development. | With every modern convenience, ih[cluding air-conditioning and electric refrigeraton, the apartments |wilP be rented at the lowest prices possible to meet the cost of their upkeep.

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