Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1939 — Page 11

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FIRM APPEALS JOB INSURANCE ORDER

First appeal from a decision of the State Unemployment Compensation Division involving unemployment benefits was on file in Circuit Court today.

The appeal was taken by Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Co. of Kentucky which lost its case before the State Board. The Board ruled that Cho McKinney, an agent for the instirance company in this territory from 1920 to May, 1939, was entitled to unemployment compensation dating from the tere mination of his employment, The company contends that Mr. McKinney was not an employee of the company, but was considered as an independent contractor and for that reason was not entitled to compensation, The State Board made its decision Nov. 21.

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If William P. Snethen had anything to do with it there wouldn't

be any apartments in Indianapolis. Not that Mr, Snethen is against apartments. He's all for them. He's manager of the Apartment Association of Indianapolis, and he would change the name to “multiple dwellings.” They used to call apartments “flats,” and today Mr, Snethen says, “apartment is a misnomer, An apartment is a part of anything. Multiple dwellings are what they really are and what they should be called.” The change would affect about one-eighth of the people of Indianapoiis because one eighth of the dwelling units here are apartments, according to association figures. Another thing Ma Snethen can

tell you because his chief interest is housing Indianapolis residents, is that the city is growing at the rate of about 3000 a year and that next year’s census will show a city population of 395,000. And apartment buildings are being constructed to meet the growth. Marcy Village, 19 buildings with more than 270 units, already is being rented and will be ready for occupfhcy Jan. 15. The constructor (Is E. A. Carson and it will be {managed by the H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc. Also under construction, by S. C. Bodner, is a building at 3310 N. Meridian St. with 36 units, Another being built is on Bellefontaine St. in Broad Ripple with 36 units. On the other hand, the Shiel at

220 N. Illinois St. with its 80 units is scheduled to come down,

During this year there were built and made ready for occupancy, the Fairfield Colonial, with 56 units, at Central Ave. 34th St. and Fairfield | Ave, and the Harrison at 1320 N. | Delaware St. with 84 units, A number of older houses were converted mto apartment buildings, providing an additional 60 to 75 units. The average rental of apartment buildings this year was good, according to Mr. Snethen, He estimates that current vacancies are not more than 5 per cent. In the area covered by Indian|apolis City letter carriers, there are (mow 14,790 multiple suites. This is a gain of 1034 over 1930, all in the [type classified as ‘modern,”

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STH TANK COMPANY T0 JOIN MANEUVERS

The 5th Tank Company, which was stationed at ¥t. Harrison, will go to Ft. Benning, Ga., Jan, 10, for late winter and spring mass Army

maneuvers, Col. G. H. David®on, Ft. Harrison post executive officer, said today. The tank company left Ft. Hare rison about a month ago to train at Mt. Knox, Ky. According to a dispatch from Washington, the Army will mass al most all of its tanks at It. Benning, with approximately 260 participating in four months open field

War Secretary Harry H. Woodring has said this will be the largest amount of mechanized equipment ever assembled in this country, The tanks will be taken to Ft. Benning by rail and truck.

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Declaration Is Rated

News Story

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (U, P).«by Great Britain nad France.

Declaration of war on Germany by Great Britain and France on Sept. 3 was the Nufiber One news story of

1030, in the opinion of the more than 1000 United Press client editors who voted on the “12 best stories” the year, In the final tabulation today the Allied decision to wage war was mentioned in all but two ballots. One editor placed the partition of Poland at the head of the list; an= other the siege of Warsaw, The Columbia Broadcasting System announced today that on Dec. 30 it would dramatize the big story selections on a program called “12 Orowded Months.” Here are the selections:

1. Declaration of war on Germany

2. Invasion and partition of Poe land by Germany and Russia, 3. The Russian invasion of Fine land, including the bombing of Helsinki, 4. The Russian - German nonaggression pact. 6. Visit of King George Queen Elizabeth to America. 6. Death of Pope Pius XI and election of Pius XII, 7. Submarine Squalus disaster, in. cluding loss of British and French submarines Thetis and Phenix. 8. Special neutrality session Congress. 9. German annexation of Czechia and Slovakia. 10, Sinking of the British liner Athenia,

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PAGE 11! ACCUSED OF SLAYING WIFE, 3 CHILDREN

LOS fnvoxLes, Dee. 20 (U, P), «= Laurel H. Crawford, 41, shelle shocked World War veteran, was accused today of bludgeoning to death his wife and three children and sending their bodies hurtling down a mountainside in the family sedan, \ He sald the car skidded off the Mount Wilson Observatory Road and that he leaped clear after shouting a warning,

11. Munich beer hall blast. 12. German captures of the City of Flint. The poll was conducted before the scuttling of the German pocket bate tleship Admiral Graf Spee, which almost certainly would have rated a high position. It will be included in the CBS dramatization,

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