Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1939 — Page 5

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BURYING NOT SERIOUS

AKRON, O., Dec. 28 (U. P).~It takes more than burying alive to keep Harlan Santee, 28, from his job on an excavation here. Santee was buried for 15 minutes. Firemen freed him and he soon was working again at his old job.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Inaugurate Joint Purchasing by City [ASSAILS ‘WHITE COLLAR' CRIME

1. U. Aid Tells Sociologists Upper Bracket Offenses Are Costing More.

THURSDAY, DEC. 28,

LUMP BIDDING IN GITY PURCHASES T0 BE EXTENDED

New Plan for Buying of Gasoline to Save $3000 Yearly, Is Estimate.

INTANGIBLE STAMPS MAY BE EXCHANGED

Unused 1939 intangibles tax stamps will be exchanged for 1940 stamps at face value by the State

Tax Board up to Jan. 20, Edward D. Koenemann, Board secretary, announced today. He said several brokers and other persons holding stocks and bonds subject to the tax had complained of losses because of a surplus sup-| ply of stamps each year. “These persons apparently were | not familiar with the law, which | states that the stamps can be ex-| changed, if done so promptly,” Mr. | Koenemann explained. | He said the Board received several letters asking to redeem or ex- EYES EXAMINED @ GLASSES FITTED change stamps which had been held | PAYMENT PLAN for several years, but added that

this cannot be done. | DR. JOS. E. KERNEL

Steals to Keep 5-Year Pledge

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 28 (U. P.).—Five years ago, Lawrence Eisinger 1 2d to take care of his dying ...:nd’s daughter, to see that she had “everything she wanted.” Eisinger, 52, who was for 20 years the trusted night watchman of a downtown store, kept his promise, police said today. Detective Sergeant John Robinson said the store’s inventory during the last few months had shown a shortage of about $400 of merchandise. Police searched Eisinger’s home and that of the young woman, now 22, and found several hundred dollars worth of

stolen goods, they said. They said Eisinger admitted stealing the merchandise from the store during the past five years.

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Times Special PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 28.— The “back of the yards’ type of criminality is “pretty small potatoes” compared to the manipulations of the “white collar criminal.”

This is the conclusion of Dr. E. H. Sutherland, head of the Indiana University sociology department, who discussed “white collar criminality” in an address here last night at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Society.

‘White Collar’ Costs More

“Poverty and conditions allied with it alone do not breed crime,” he asserted. “White collar criminality is ‘real’ criminality, costing more financially and socially.” Dr. Sutherland declared that! “white collar criminality differs!|§ from lower class criminality prin-|

mplete Optical Service Savings to be effected by the City in gasoline costs next year through its newly inaugurated joint purchasing plan probably will result in extension of the plan to the buying of coal, oil and other commodities, City officials declared today. Joint bids for gasoline to be used by four departments will make possible a saving of more than $3000 a year, it is estimated. The bids were from .26 cent to 1.30 cents a gallon below the prices now being paid by the four departments. _Adjudged the lowest of 17 gasoline bids received, the bid of the Indian Refining Co. was withdrawn after the bids were opened. Company officials explained they had miscalculated in submitting estimates and had failed to follow City specifications. The Indian bid was 11.55 cents a gallon for regular and 12.55 cents for premium gasoline.

Blanket Bids Lower

The joint bidding plan was tried after the Indianapolis Times pointed out that City departments were paying different prices for gasoline of similar octane rating by receiving bids separately. Bidders yesterday submitted offers covering the individual requirements of the Works, Park, Safety and Health Boards and the joint requirements of all four Boards. In almost every case, the blanket bids covering the four departments were lower than the bids on the requirements of the departments individually. With the withdrawal of Indian Refining Co. it appeared that the Perine Oil Co. of Indiana had sub-|charts have been made of changes mitted the lowest bid on premium | in the abdominal contour which are gasoline at 125 cents a gallon and {produced by movement from within. the Guarantee Oil Co, Indianap-| Drs. Allen C. G. Mitchell and L. olis, the lowest bid on regular, at/M. Langer, also of I. U., read papers 11.58 cents a gallon. [describing development of a new

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Times Photo. City officials watch the inauguration of a new joint buying system as bids for four municipal departments’ gasoline supply are opened. The bids were lower than the prices paid previously, In the group (left to right) are—Front row—Mrs. Peggy Murphy, Works Board stenographer: Maurice E. Tennant, Leo F. Welch, Louis Brandt and Charles O. Britton, Works Board members: Martin H. Walpole, Board secretary, and Purchasing Agent Albert H. Losche; rear row—Albert F. Walsman, City Hospital business manger; Albert H. Gisler, Park Board member; Don E. Bloodgood, Sanitation Plant superin-

GAG ON ‘LENIN FAILS TO JELL

Cambridge Mayor Says He'll Let Motion Die in His Old Suit.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 28 (U. P.) —Mayor John A. Lyons today ended the efforts of the City Council to remove the words, Lenin and | Leningrad, from all printed matter in the city of Cambridge. He thereby saved the authorities

I. U. Scientist Reveals Method For Study of Unborn Child.

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By Science Service COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 28.—Possibility of detecting abnormal or retarded behavior, sickness and even feeblemindedness in babies before birth was held out today in a paper read here by Prof. W. N. Kellogg of Indiana University. Prof. Kellogg read his paper at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Prof. Kellogg reported on experiment of pre-natal spontaneous activity. By a system of light metal plates, fitted over the maternal abdomen and attached to writing levers,

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distorted in any manner so long as they are not torn or glued together in new places. Any two figures which can be made to coincide by such stretchings and distortions are said to have the same topological properties. In Euclidean geometry there are right angled triangles and equilateral triangles, but in topology all he G : i 8 i 0 ins Wriangies hin same. re is made | Of Harvard University, the Massa1e Guarantee concern, however, radio-activity sorting machine which ne fact that a figu Ss ma : may be disqualified because of fail- has made it hoki to measure the up of several disconnected pieces is | chusett Institute of Tecnnblogy, ure to bid according to specifica- coincidences to a millionth of a sec-|a topological property: such a fig- | Radcliffe College, and other Sam | tions, Purchasing Agent Albert H.!ong between beta and gamma rays ure is distinct from one consisting | bridge educational institutions the!

Losche said. In this case, the Asso- and between pairs of gamma rays of a single piece, for it is not per- | task of deciding whether they would IGKES FE ARS i AIDS ON ciated Service Co. Indianapolis in radio-active arsenic and anti- mitted to glue the parts together | through all the books and maps| |

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would be the low bidder on regular mony, They were heard at a meeting | When they are compared. Although | " gasoline at 11.64 cents a gallon. of 4A American Physical Society, distinct in Euclidean geometry, a|in their extensive libraries to delete Savings Calculated meeting in conjunction with the|sphere and an egg-shaped surface | the words wherever they occurred. The contract will cover a total are the same in topology. Appreciates ‘Efforts’

of 10,850 gallons of premium and

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40,125 gallons of regular gasoline a! month for all departments from Jan. 2 to May 1. Comparing current and low bid prices, this is what each department will save a month on gasoline: Works Board, $77.40; Safety Board, $124.60; Park Board, $48.68] and Health Board (City Hospital), | $6.87. The four departments will save a total of $257.55 a ‘month, | $1030.20 over the four-month period | of the contract or at least $3090.60 over a year’s time, on the basis of low bid prices.

Price Variations to End

their counter had been able to regis-

(ter beta and gamma rays emitted

from radio-active atoms in radio-

active substances. hooked to a high speed radio circuit which does the sorfing and records the result on a meter.

The counter is

In another paper read at the A.

A. A. S. meeting, Prof. A. A. Potter, dean of engineering at Purdue University, urged American universities to patent discoveries made by scientists in their laboratories. Protection of the public and the guarantee of proper commercial development of such inventions is the motive for such patenting, he said.

Fire ‘Alarm’ Fires Alarm

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 28 (U. P)—Mrs. Edward Kelly's home was virtually undamaged today— she had a new kind of fire alarm when a blaze started yesterday.

While asleep she was awakened by strange explosion in a closet. Investigation disclosed that the closet was on fire.

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He also spared the newspapers and magazines of residents and the 50,000 commuters who pass through Cambridge daily. They would have been subject to confiscation if they contained the proscribed words under the resolution passed by the City Council Tuesday night. “I appreciate the council's attempts to act in a fine-spirited manner,” Mayor Lyons said, “but I think it best that their efforts die a quiet death in the pocket of my old blue serge suit. “I'll hold the resolution a few without taking any action

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (U. P.) — Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes today warned President

natural resources and break down! conservation programs in an at-| tempt to reap quick war profits. Mr. Ickes, reviewing Interior De- | partment activities for the year, de- | clared that: “At the moment the greatest actual or potential danger with which |

to break through our conservation | laws and policies for the purpose of making quick war profits.”

i Roosevelt | § § that efforts may be made to raid |p

we are faced are headless attempts | §

and let it expire as provided by law next Monday, New Year's Day.”

Mr. Ickes noted that due to in-'

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If the purchasing committee ac- . cepts the lowes: blanket bid, which | Topology New Science appears likely, all four departments T ¢ witel ; ts” : y as ; opology, which you won't find wil Pay niform prices for 83S0- defined in the ordinary dictionary, ine of Similar octane rating. Ati" on the tip of mathematical present, there is considerable varia- | {oneyes here today. This new getion in per gallon prices the boards ometry is as popular with the mathare paying. For instance: ematicians as exploration of the Premium Regular atom is with physicists. 1290 11.90 As explained on behalf of the WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (U. P). p 12.39 [American Mathematical Society by|__ jor : the father of the Russian com12.80 |Prof. G. Baley Price of the Univer- | The Nato 81 Le Reta munist revolution and Leningrad is 12.30 [sity of Kansas, you must think of [Board has Ordered ” collective bar-/the former city of St. Petersburg Under the low blanket bids re- all soris of objects in the Land of [gaining election within 30 days | which was re-named in his honor. ww " > Topolcgy as made of rubber. It among production and maintenance| The Council can still get its way, ceived yesterday, all four would] op) : pay: IS not necessary to keep the dis-| employees at the Gary, Ind, plant|Mayor Lyons said, by re-passing Presnium Regular tance between each two points un- |of the Standard Steel Spring Co. the resolution by a two-thirds |The price is $2.00 and is for sale at

own ovensl changed when two figures are com-| The board said that a contract ma jority. Hook's Drug Store. SILVER DUST 12.50 11.58 (Guarantee)

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Motives Called ‘Highest’

Councilor Michael J. Sullivan, author of the resolution, had been “inspired by the highest motives,” the Mayor said. Mr. Sullivan had wanted the printed use of the words, Lenin and Leningrad, prohibited because he thought their use aided the spread of communism. Lenin was

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EX-WIFE OF FORMER STATE JUDGE KILLED |

WESTERN SPRINGS, Ill, Dec. 28 (U. P.).—Mrs. Sarah M. Henley, former wife of an Indiana Appellate Court justice, was killed late yesterday when her auto was struck by the Burlington Railroad's streamlined Zephyr. Mrs. Henley lived at Hinsdale, Ii. She was the first wife of William J. Henley, of Carthage, Ind, who! served the Indiana court from 1897! to 1904.

YOUTH ACQUITTED IN FATHER’S DEATH

Fred Stanley, 24, of 1229 N. Chester St. stood acquitted today on! charges of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of his father in 1937. Special Judge Horace I. Hanna of Danville ordered the acquittal in| Criminal Court here yesterday.! There was no jury. Young Stanley had been under arrest since Feb. 14, 1937.

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