Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1940 — Page 5
SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1940
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CENSUS DATA TO AID . HEALTH AUTHORITIES
The 1940 census will reveal vital ofatistics which -will be used by
{health authorities for guidance, the
Indiana State Medical Association
lcaid in the February issue of its
Journal. The Association [cited that during the last 40 years the medical profession's researdh has resulted in a decrease In {the number of deaths from many fauses, but eight causes have increpsed in deadliness. ; These are cancer,|cerebral hemor= rhage, heart diseasgs, diabetes, mellitus, appendicitis, suicide, homicide and automobile accidents. “Health authorities will keep -& careful eye on tHe figures from these enumerations,” the article said. “When population figures go mployment and income fall in a |certain section,
{health of the entire community may {be endangered. When deaths from la specific cause t ke a jump, an
investigation is indicated to find
SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1040 .
THREE FACE CHARGES IN GIRL'S MARRIAGE
VINCENNES, Ind, Feb. 3 (U. P.). —Affidavits were on file today Against James Harrell, 21, of Bickhell, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hamke in Connection with the alleged marriage of Mrs. Hamke’s 13-year-old daughter, Dorothy Jean Foster of Bicknell, to Harrell last week. The warrants were sworn to by County Clerk Paul Enmeier after the girl's father, Homer Foster of Pike County, complained that the girl had married under false pretense, Affidavits charged the trio With issuing false statements to get a marriage license. Foster told Mr. Enmeier and Prosecutor Oskar Oexman that Mrs. Hamke, from whom he was divorced 10 years ago, and Harrell came to his farm a week ago Sunday and said they wanted to take the girl for a ride. He consented, he said, but they’ went to Vincennes, where the couple obtalnea a license and
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PARIS, Feb. 3 (U. P.).—French newspapers appear sometimes in these days with blank spaces on their pages or with a blank column containing a photograph of a pair of shears to tell readers that the censor prohibited publication of a dispatch.
K. OF C. FELLOWSHIP EXAMS SET MARCH 16
Examinations for the graduate fellowships founded by the Knights of Columbus in the Catholic University of America at Washington are to be held Saturday, March 16. Applications will not ke considered if not filed with the- secretarygeneral by March 1, the K. of C. council here has been advised. The awards will be announced in April. Eligibles are unmarried laymen who have received (or will obtain the requisite degree. in June, 1940) a baccalaureate degree from a recognized college in the United States or its possessions or in
PSYCHOLOGIST RAPS MEANINGLESS TESTS
Times Special : BUFFALO, N. Y., Feb. 3—There are too many types of psychological tests without validity, Dr. C. M. Louttit, director of the Indiana University Psychological Clinic, told the Buffalo Society for Mental Hygiene here last night. : “So many tests are inadequately standardized, have poor reliability and have practically nothing in the way of meaningful validity,” he said. Citing that criticism is in the number of tests being given, he said that the country could probably get along with a couple of hundred, 500 at the most, instead of the more than 4000 which now are available. “We now have testing instruments for intelligence, both the so-called general variety and certain special kinds as social and mechanical, measured by verbal and non-verbal performance,” Dr. Louttit said. “The majority of new tests so
closely resemble those which have|y gone before that it is hardly worth g
“THE INDIANAPOLIS
Citizenship Is Conferred
no
Upon 152 Here in January
During the first month of 1940
there were 152 persons who received their final United States citizenship papers here.”
While this is neither a noticeable
increase or decrease from the same period last year there is a great increase in the filing of first papers,
according to the Federal naturalization bureau.
Those who gained American eciti-
zenship in January are:
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render, Ernest Spinner, Herta Thurg Heun, Alexander Jaffray, James M Bryant, Rabin, B , Mary Chizak, Andrew Karl Breindl, Giovanni Cicigoi, George Markos, Helen Toth Werner Janku, Justine Janku, Edward Leak, Oskar Johansson, Salvadore Toscano, Charles Bird, Yoran Stankovich, Zenovia Toana, Dietrich Heinrich Kops, Anna Vehling.
Anna Flanagan, K, Ar Gia ga Clementina Bran son e
zor, John W . taru, Granowsky. Nicho nik, Hedwig Fehrner, * Alistar Charles, Amalie Keim, Steven Zip0 Kiemle, Wilhelmine Neumann, ard. Paul M
nes uschn Barron, Stevens, Paul Hess, Margaret Knudsen, Karl Steuernagel, James Heneghan, Mihai Kovalesik, = Constantino De Pellegrini, Maria Kaufmann.
Alexander Schaniberg, Margaret Jenkinson, Steffan Todorovik, Dorothv MacMurphy, George Dold. Vilio Alex Alander. Robert Stevenson. Yerik, Joseohine Glad i Mischie, Bessel.
, -Young, onio G », Margaret McHugh. Vilhelm Nielson, Frank Madritsch, Vasetina eroriu, Joseph Matich. Angelina Yefiich, Simon Holmes, Imre Glasel. * DeMore,
Thresesa
meyer, n Rieck. Matiia Smilie Barth, John Rucklidge and Vasile
va, (entered a plea of guilty to charges
. |a police raid on the Dillon establishe
DILLON T0 APPEAL "$350 GAMING FINE
Thomas Dillon, 744 S. Capitol Ave, fined $350 and costs in Municipal Court yesterday on gambling charges, will appeal his conviction to Criminal Court, his attorney said today. Superior Court Judge Russell J. Ryan, sitting as a special judge, assessed the penalty after Dillon
of heing a common gambler and operating a gambling house at Illinois and Maryland Sts. Judge Ryan said: “When Mr. Dillon persists in en gaging in gambling he must expect to pay when he is arersted. :
“It's just like me paying my gross income tax. 1 don’t like to do|
it, but the law says I must.” Charles Duckworth, 36 S. Brookville Road; alleged associate of Dillon, pleaded guilty to charges of being a common gambler and gaming and was fined $25 and costs on each of the charges. He paid his fine. The charges were filed following
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- Allison Maxwell, 46th and Millersville Road, Indianapolis, is one of the 250 young college men taking the Army Air Corps’ preliminary flight training at Randolph
Field, Texas, the “West Point of.
the Air.” Cadet Maxwell is scheduled to be transferred to Kelly Field for advanced flight instruc-
- PAGE 5 Hoosiers in Washington—
FOR FEELING FOR MNUTT STILL IS RIDDLE TO AIDS
They Wonder if Ickes Didn't ‘Toss a Brickbat With the President Winking.
By DANIEL M. KIDNEY WASHINGTON, Feb. 38.—Frank M. McHale, Indiana's Party Democratic National Committeeman, and other party leaders here for the hotel huddles which stem from the Democratic National Committee meeting scheduled for Monday, admittedly are curious about the present standing of their Presidential candidate with the New Deal Administration. = | Despite the fact that President Roosevelt selected former Governor Paul V. McNutt for High Commis-
lout why.” ( trying to distinguish them. Lesieur, Ton I I Voinea ment several weeks ago. tion within the next two weeks.
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Eu. sioner of the Philippines and gave him his present post of Federal Security Administrator, there are signs that the Hoosier isn't exactly fie “fatr-naired boy” at the White Rightly or wrongly, it is allege that Secretary of Interior Had L. Ickes tossed that verbal brick at, J with a wink and nod ‘from
ntile paralysis fund. Canada.
; o_o. * ® The Advantage of Living in Marcy Village ® Nineteen separate, two-story, Colonial build- ® Complete electric kitchens with smartly deings. A maximum distance between each signed cabinets. be affords a splendid view from every window. ® Showers and built-in tubs. - ® Fireproof, soundproof and fully insulated. ® Ample electrical convenience outlets and ® All outside, exceptionally large, well arranged closet. space. rooms with cross ventilation. ® Locker rooms for each unit and incinerators ® The many large windows invite plenty of sun- in every building. a shine and fresh air. J ® Spacious lawn and playground for children.
® Lawn tennis and ping pong for grown-ups. ® Golf course within walking distance. ® Shopping center on premises. : ® Garages with overhead doors. ® Clean environment. ® Proper maintenance. § Selective tenants,” thus assuring good neighrs.
McNutt Subordinate Upheld
The President himself vetoe | Ohio pension payment bill i upheld Chairman Arthur J. AltMayer lL J Social Security Board 15 im go lst mediate Superior, Mr. The SSB is under t 4 Security Agency of Rr ra Nutt is chief. Also under the A Is the Civilian Conservation Corps Rumor has it that “Honest Hal” Ickes is readying amother brickbat which will involve taking away some of Mr. McNutt's Jurisdiction, To do 50 he would take Some of the ccc and combine it with the U. S. Forest Service, for which he long has been fighting Securetary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace to obtain, President Roosevelt told a recent press conference that further reorganization of governmental agencies is in the offing. Since both CCC and the Forest Service are under acting heads, due to the deaths of their chiefs, prognosticators say some combination of the two may result, if Mr, Ickes can arrange it.
Another Straw in Wind
Although Mr, McNutt is better off politically, perhaps, without be-
WITH ALL THE CONVENIENCES ine In charge of the proposed hosit i a AWAY. FROM THE NOISE Boaseaanine pias Which President A view of one of the many beautiful bedrooms in Marcy AND SMOKE OF THE : ir Dorally shoud have had : ’ y abou since the
Village. All are light, airy and large enough to accommo- CONGESTED AREA ‘Public Health Service also is part date twin beds.
WE FURNISH ALL THE
PAINTS AND ALL THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR VARNISHES & ENAMELS
FOR THE v ny
THE HOME LOVERS APARTMENT BUILDING |
The BUILDER
(of his agency. Carson . : Instead the matter was put into
; (the hands of an interdepartmental CONGRATULATIONS committee headed hy Miss JoseTo EL. AL. CARSON
Pine 2 eb gu et FOR THIS MODERN STRUCTURE FOR INDIANAPOLIS
STANDARD ENAMEL & PAINT GORP.
Since the measure replaces the Manufacturers of
more comprehensive Wagner Heal Bill, so far as the pn WONDER WALL, TUNG LAC, CROMIZE 2158 N. Sherman Drive CH. 1441
Everett A.
Mr. Carson, the builder of Marcy Village, is one of the outstanding contractors in Indiana. Mr, Carson built the St. Joan of Arc Church, the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Irvington Presbyterian Church and has also erected many buildings at Indiana University, one of which is the Union Building.
A Size for Every Family
The Three-Room Sulte—In this unit there are two different floor plans. The living room is 12 feet 5% inches by 17 feet 7% inches, with a bedroom
and this Congress is concerned, Mr. McNutt may be far better off with. out it. Nevertheless, it is being interpreted here as another straw in the wind showing loss of ‘White House favor. I. McNutt also has the National Youth Administration under his { Jurisdiction. But along with the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, Attorney General Robert H. Jackson Is given top-hilling at the American Youth Congress scheduled to meet here next week-end. Mrs. Roosevelt invited Senator Minton to address the NYA conference at the White House Monday night and he has accepted, !
Youth Congress Is Factor
12 feet 1'2 Inches by 18 feet 434 inches. The bedroom in this unit is 10 feet 6 inches by 13 feet 2 inches. four-room unit has a 1
Mr. Carson considers Marcy Village one of his greatest achievements.
livin 3 6 inches, dining room 10 feet 6 inches by 10 feet 92 inches, the master bedroom 11 feet bv 15 feet 9 inches, and another bedroom 10 feet 1 inch by 12 feet 10 inches.
The Four-Room Suite--There are two different types of the four-room apartments, the one type having a dining alcove 5 feet 6 inches by 9 feet 5'2 inches, and a living room
HIGHLIGHTS OF MARCY VILLAGE
LANDSCAPING
A great deal of attention has been given to the landscaping of the ten acres of lawns and Playgrounts. More than 150 new trees are being transplanted and an. abundance of shrubbery will be planted throughout the project.
PLAYGROUNDS
There are playgrounds for the children, and for the grownups as well, such as iénnis
courts, ping pong tables, recreation rooms Should Senator Burton K. Wheelin the hasement, badminton, and wading
$ Le WBN jer (D. Mont.) be labeled the John I ss the way where the children fod \ : " TW > iQ ean don their haifing slits and have ; \ ¥ : : 1 Lemire. I D enaidate and Atots of fun on hot sunny days, and it is S 4 | neral Jackson the candiIso within walking distance of a golf also within walking g date of the Youth Congress, Mr, OUT OF THE SMOKE ZONE McNutt’s chances in the Democratic INTO THE Sz08E Sicalle Ir : convention would be definitely imMar bul MBuildings will be proved—provided of course there is heated > Zieht Soeneral, hestiig plants no third term nomination. equ e wit odern sto S, © § eliminating the | smoke nuisance caused by ho o the component parts of an re eating plants. The combined stoker installations are a outh Congress is the American capable of developing oo, horsepbwer. and utens Union which adopted a enants in the village will enjoy the bene- alinist platform at Madison, Wi fits of constant controlled automatic heat, , S. SRL long after most of the fellow-travel ers had left the train. The Roosevelt blessing, or at least no veto, still is essential to the MeNutt campaign, however, and all of
Ww e Are Proud of
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You Will Be Proud of the Landscaping Done by
: : weather conditions. a | 8, A recent, WPA soot survey indicated that g 1 X Yq Pg - : the area in the vicinity of Marcy Village / Pol | produced less soot-fall than any other [ wl f [ part of Indidnapolis. b - £ Fark, . : THE VILLAGE 1S AN 8 . s apartments with modern up to the minute EEE i \ fact that it is far from imminent, kitchens equipped with family size stoves, tx 5 = ” » ” ce Bote pid nisuslly jarge and $onven- : . ent cabinets an e floor coverin eing mastic tile there is nothing left for Rep. Forest A. Harness (R. Ind.) the newlyweds to purchase for the kitchen. expects to take a hand in NYA when t ; : | the new appropriations come before o the House, he said. The Peabody Castleton, Ind., Eight Miles Northeast of Indianapolis. Out Allisonville Road. Now State Road 13.
IDEAL SPOT FOR NEWLYWEDS On account of the beautiful natural finfor the newlyweds to spend a great deal Seating Co., North Manchester, Ind., Follow Road Markers.
for floor coverings. ) ~ SHOPPING CENTER \ N N NY There are modern shops consisting of |
day and night regardless of outside these things seem to On. account of the completeness of the , g to add up to the ish hardwood floors it is not necessary ; 2 and others in the same business, r= , ; \ J 5 store rooms, whieh will be occupied by have complained that NYA pav- : 3 aay ; pay ANN QS rollers are making school desks and seats and causing them a loss of this business.
: mn Mr. McNutt himself informed the
a drug store. grocery store, barber shop, beauty shop, dentists and doctors offices, which will be a convenience for the tenants of Marcy Village.
Henry seat manufacturers that he isn't £f }: for any such competition with pri- . s vate Induw¥: but Rep. Harness said : e going to make sure [it is Modernize You : stopped by amending the law. : . Governor M. Clifford Townsend, 1940 Westinghouse ELECTRIC Range ? who used to be quite a visitor here, hasn't been around lately, although ’ 940 ore | he still is remembered for his preTh de FS in dd diction of Senator Prederick Vanmodel Vesting Nuys’ ouster, which he broadcast electric range that from the White House steps, will exactly meet When Indiana papers came to the your needs and bring your kitchen “up to date with
House lobby this week telling of Governor Townsend having dedimodern, clean, fast electric cooking.
15 MINUTES From the HEART ‘of INDIANAPOLIS
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CONGRATULATIONS . . . E. A. CARSON
"ON THE COMPLETION OF
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cated a tulip tree on the State House lawn, one wit inquired if it really wasn’t a cork tree and if he isn't getting ready to play a sort of political Ferdinand the Bull, See these new 5 4, Chile Morita of Capitol ergt. Chr oritz of the Capito ranges... Jearn how police is going to finish National you can modernize Law School here soon and then reyour own kitchen sign his post to run for Prosecut- . « » and save work, | ing Attorney in Jackson and Lawtime and money. :
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He comes from Seymour and got the police job, as part of Senator VanNuys’ patronage, to put himself at Your Dealer’s Store L. S. Ayres & Company Appliances—T7th Floor—RI. 9441
through ‘school. Indianapolis Power & Light Company
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in a filling station at St. Clair and Illinois Sts. | Richard Ward, 33, of 4207 Rockville Road, and George Shaum, 31, of 551 N. Keystone Ave, the attendant, told police they were work« ing on Mr, Ward's car when they were overcome, Co
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