Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1940 — Page 17

COUNCIL READY T0 THRASH OUT" GAS C0. PLANS

Ultimate Decision Upon | Acquiring of Property May Be Delayed.

City Councilmen will get down to a “brass tacks” discussion tonight of the City Utility District's pro.|posal to acquire the Indianapolis

U.S. BAR BEGINS TO'SMEAR' FOES | OF LOGAN BILL

In Defense, Minton Raps Effort to Rush Act “Into Law. By LUDWELL DENNY

Times Special Writer . WASHINGTON, March 4— A smear campaign against opponents “of the Logan-Walter Bill to curb - Federal administrative agencies was started today by the American Bar|Association: committee which ‘drafted the measure. A statement by Rep F. E. Walter (D. Pa), issued by the committee, ‘com- | pared the opponents to Sta-| lin and Hitler. Although the statement did not name the opponents of the measure, these

SYMPHONY 1s

Institutions in of Nearby States ~~ Also Participate in Music Drive.

* Schools, colleges, universities and

3d Ward G. O. P. to Dine—A pre-| Camera Club to Send Out Exhibit churches in Indiana and bordering primary rally dinner for Third| —Final preparations are being mad ol states are obtairiing sets of symward Republicans will be held at/by the Y. M. C. A. Camera: Club! | phonic recordings as they are re6:30 p. m. tomorrow at Ora’s Res-| to send out its third traveling 'leased in the music sppesclation | taurant, 19th ‘St. and College Ave. exhibit. It will be ‘shown as: far campaign, it ‘was announced .a It is sponsored by precinct commit-| a8 as Burbank, Cal., according to Louis’ headquarters, 245 i, Penrayivatia Gas Co. properties through con-\... woven All Republican candi- Wacker, print director. The second’ St., today.

traveling exhibit has just been re- . Qelnation procsedings. foday they dates for Governor have been in-tuyrned. It contained prints by The En re # the Sa were prepared to devote most of vited as guest speakers. There willl Herman Bried, Elmer Ostling, Evan ft Moss ’s Symphony. tonight's meeting to a thorough be a- musical program arranged by Wedow, . John Beats, Thsetore 1 The po Club of Dunkirk, Ind. analysis of the proposition, although cal Holder, Third Ward Republican Roesch, * Herbert . Johnsen, I. ome LIne OD en sonaol” there they said final action would be post- ? Wacker, Clem Elliott, Scott "Oster pro g I : poned probably until next session. chairman and Mrs. Lillian Johnson, day and Elmer Hertwiek. : with the entire library of r ording

" vice chairman. «| of 10 symphonies. . ~The Council decided to “thrash School systems in the state getting out” the proposal after concluding| peke Banquet Thursday—The | entire sets are North Manchester, public hearings last month. Al-|annual Deke banquet of the Delta Liberty, Connersville, Evansville, though no determined opposition to| Kappa Epsilon Alumni Association Vincennes, Holland; Kirklin, New the condemnation has become evi-|of Indiana will be held at the U. Castle, Mishawaka, Columbia City dent. thus far, the members agreed|S. Naval Armory Thursday eve- and Hagerstown. they would cofisider the pleas of | ning, Richard T. Hill, president, an-

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v : obtained I . Indianapolis Gas Co. stockholders | nounced today. A reception and Recordings ge sre being Indian include Brook ] for the Union Building a a ings Institution ie ll 8 to delay final action several months. Shriokee ak 5:30 ovis wil freces University, Carey Memorial Hall : . SES SR = ; ¢ dinne: 2oW, nce halls at PurSXDe BS Pi Meda ak : Stockholders Ask Delay WFBM news co ntator, will be and women's residence ha . Times Photo. 5 Mr. Denny most Federal Faust, Faust and Faust—Indianapolis’ one: family law firm, 1005 Iniand Building, has been admitted £7 the U. 8. Court of Appeals at Chi-|nish the music. Committee chair- College = nm © e ordered the Co ional liberal practice before the United States Supreme Court—the first such family group to be so admitted at one {cago rules on the validity of a lease men include K. L. VanMetre, Addi- records of Schubert's Symphony No. agencies, Congress tration leaders.| time in the Court's history. The family took the oath in Washington Friday. Left to right thoy are Wil- made between the old Citizens Gas|son M. Dowling, Wood C. Moll, 8 in B' Minor. eho at Stephor an “ A ig Senator| liam H. Faust, senior partzer, and his wife, Mrs, Irene Faust, of 1526 S. New Jersey St. and their son, |Co. and the Indianapolis Co. Harvey D. Trimble, John A. Bruhn ; have received Some of the record- | Indiana Univerant Administration leader, today Mrs. Faust was graduated in 1930 from the same school, and the younger Mr. Faust from Indiana Univ ges Co., He Ohy Utility District Y Groups to Imstall—Indiana | ings. criticized efforts to rush this bill sity Law School in 1936. De a," Jot bound by Centra! College Y. M. C. A. and - : into law before the special commit- : Ire cials said were “excessive.” Y. W. C. A. club presidents and B ALL PL AE R KILLED tee of distinguished lawyers and : J : of K | | T Y Oo ut h S 1 : , experts named by the Attorney, ho ewe er I S wo a ruling by Federal District Judge ednesday at an inaugural ban- IN T AVERN BR AWL General, at the President's sugges- : Robert C. Baltzell last fall quet to be held at the college din- " : [ d P / 1 ; S h Judge Baltzell’s decision was ap- ing hall. Acceptance speeches wit Rep. Walter put the President in e I n S r ow I ng I n Oo P pealed to the higher court by the |S made by Miss Henrietta Rider of i ] [ an embarrassing position by imply- Indianapolis Gas Co. and the Ap- Westfield, Ill, the new Y. W. presi ] a. BP Columnia ony suthor ing White House support of the ellate Court ruling is not ex ! TT jf ities: today Said they had io fie Bill. The fact that the President's LOMBARD, Ill, March 4 (U. P.).| went back into the house to call the De 2 Pi g is not expected Wakarusa, Ind, the new Y. M.| Mal. George Fielding Eiieh [the identity of the slayer of Clar5 = : —_Robert A. Thomas, 59, squinted pol ce. ” \Stockhoiders contend that a find- | President. Music will be furnished student of military strategy. ence Walker, 21, pottery worker and tion after the measure passed by a LOW-C0st Housing Finance through nis jewelers glass and with|, oC" COt BC 0° then that I ; 9 Fluke Jost Jesr. and that he in. i f calm hands repaired the compli-| was on my own. I went to the|the lease to be valid would greatly | 200 his ha ist, an 4 the college: male Maj. Mr. Walker was stabbed. yesteritiated the Attorney General's com- Subject of Conference cated mechanisms of watches today | shop, kicked upon the door and enhance the value of the Indian- foartel 3 or, Oo 3 2%, college recognized as an outstanding a= Quring 8 jréesion al fight ay mittee, indicates that he is not sat- Tomorrow. in the backyard shop where he has|jumped inside. I saw a shadow apolis Gas Co. properties, giving’ ’ Ga military authority and ‘writer, e Trop ardens, a dine : ? worked for 15 years. ] 4 1 The blade of a penknife, believed we. beside his workbench were ‘two dropped.” . on their hiVesient. coff, chief deputy reporter of the 2 os Jdieon JB (he tap to have been the murder weapon, j es where| Later the shadow at which e condemnation proposal was Supreme and Appellate Courts, has| TOV! tomc sd d. March 4. stains marking the plac . was found near the roadhouse, but BLOOMINGTON, In arch 2. two ‘teen age boys had died with| Thomas had shot was identified as made by the Utility District imme- | resigned to enter private law prac-| Rushville Rotary Club will be |. = Bo =F 0s tains on it, But according to Rep. Walter's —Fred T. Greene, president of they, 0, "50. cent wrist watch straps|the McKenna boy, shot through diately after Judge Baltzell’s ruling. |tice at his home in Batesville, He| Suests. Maj. Eliot, who fought s “6 : : the refusal of Gayle Lutton The President himself is said by. h d he saw another left to the City the necessity of mak- np “| can forces during the World War, |OVer ) Chairman Sabath of the Rules dianapolis, will preside at tomor- JO anne 1, 2h Bo A A the figure [IN new arrangements for the use DT Moparts fg has made military strategy his | East Liverpool to dance with Mr. - Committee to recognize the menace row’s opening session of the Indi- . Be tr a s eo went down under the workbench. |0f the Indianapolis Gas proper- | moted to chief deputy from assistant life's study and has written many : of this system, and to have told ana Mortgage Study Conference at , i i Articles on the subject. ee | pve VVVVVYVYVY A | ese New Deal agencies to use| yp ity he ; pench and fired again. The figure [IC€ Mains now in use. Tn ? good common horse sense in admin- ing His iS are 45s = his shop st 11 p. m. Satirday|aropped. This was the McWilliams | Most of Council's Democrais have| Zone Optometrists Meet Tonight| H, A. C. Re-Eloots Kercheval STunio COUCH 4 istering the new laws and to stop Ye Laan persons bi er y 0 ; ; pore boy, shot through the head. privately expressed themselves in| — Zone 7, Indiana Association of| Thomas W. Kercheval has been retrying to be prosecutors, juries, {pected to attend the one-day con- | made burglar alarm system. rol “The boys were lying there moan- favor of the proposal. Republican | Optometrists, will meet at 7:30|¢lected president ‘of the Hoosier : ] Walk a few 4 ture in crime. y ined ittal th b- De ah authority as the President sees D€an Arthur M. Weimer of the Ven department. I told the officer I |Mained noncomm on the sub-|Dr. Roy E. Denny, zone chairman, named treasurer at the annual electhe necessity of curbing the quasi- | university's business school will wel- | Tromas oly. police J he had. heard had a couple of dead ones for them ject, might oppose it on the theory | will preside. tion yesterday and Chauncey L. a few -dol- 4 © judicial actions of the administra-| come the group. the arm a a e 4 a to take away.” that the City should not go any Larus. Aske ‘Listitin The | TAVIOr Was named second vice presi- lars! - tive agencies, why should not Con- Morning speakers include Warren he dressed hurriedly, s ipp S Police Chief Richard Groote said farther into the field of public util- ague S 8 g - € dent. Other officers re-elected were i ¥ 4 sh a ay 2 | on his workbench while he works ; An ordinance to change 55 street lating petitions asking for addi- d- : $° 95 4 against such f w ity chief economist and planning against Thomas because the watch- ] 8 dent; Albert Herrmann; correspon ibe rai In en fue on od officer, and Maurice R. Massey, and carried his game rifle. maker had exercised his rights in [names will be held over. Members tional street lighting and Pind ing secretary, and Leo. F. Steffen, [J Terms. to the bill is largely confined to the Federal Housing Administration| “I opened the back door and I|protecting his property against |fear that if the changes are made, mains in the area north of 34th St.| 0 ging secretary. ‘Mr. Kercheval HUB FURNITURE ! - : i CO. left-wing elements hoth within and | Thomas said. “If it wassclosed the! way into the shop. They said that |istration and voting because of the Salle St: The requests will be dis-| jy, recognition of his first-term : 4 Walter added: Claude E. Bagley, secretary of light from the street lamp would | Thomas had no way of determining |DUmerous changes of addresses in- cussed at ‘a league meeting at 8 go yjce, Aba odboasaasa the Citizens’ Federal Savings and [have reflected on it. But it was in|whether the burglars were boys or | volved. p. m. tomorrow at the Ebenezer ~ Why Anxiety, Asks Minton Loan Association, Hammond, will shadow, so I knew it was open. Ijarmed criminals and that he had The members also will postpone Lutheran Church. Headlight Advances Tople—Ad. : Se * “Stalin and Hitler are liberals if| Preside at the luncheon and Rob- saw flashes inside the shop, and I attempted to call the police. vances in automobile Treadlights will { ASK YOUR e men are, because in Russia ert R. Batton, chairman of the In- NEIGHBO RS About Us—

3 eidelber: legal officers of The stockholders asked delay until | the speaker. Harry Bason will fur- due University and ] by Hela Slherg ) ) ., - also Sherman Minton (D. Ind.), assist- William H. Faust Jr., 2707 Allen St. The elder Mr. Faust was graduated from Indiana Law School in 1909; | Since it took over the Citizens and John D. Hughes. ens ‘College, . Columbia, Mo. The City’s position was upheld in eir cabinets will be installed ion, has had time to report. : bee k re U MEETING EAST LIVERPOOL, O, March 4 1 1 : dent, and Walter Brenneman, of leaders forced Senate reconsidera- » t get the operator to v ge De ing by the Appellate Court holding by. Miss Roberta Bland, of Indian independent baseball player. George Fielding Eliot, isfied with the Logan-Walter meas- On the floor move. I fired and the shadow the stockholders a larger return| Court Reporter Resigns—Paul Wy- will speak before the Rotary Club and dance hall, near here. Times Special statement today: | Federal Home Loan Bank of Indi- jn their pockets. the heart and killed. ith the lease invalid, the ruling|has been chief deputy to Miss Emma/| With the Australian and Ameri- The stabbing climaxed an argument hunting rifle. He discovered them |Then he jumped around and the | ties which include half of the serv- chief deputy. judges and executioners. If so high| ference on low-cost housing finance. said it had been the boys’ first ad-|; "0 4 1 went in to call the police [minority members, who have re-| o'clock tonight at the Hotel Severin. | Athletic Club. J. B. Farmer was blocks—save 4 gress do. the same and provide Jay Vinton, U. S. Housing Author- pocket the .38 caliber pistol he keeps| pat no action was contemplated |ity ownership. Northeast Civic League is circu-|~porjec R. Ettinger, first vice presiunderwriting supervisor, both of saw the door of my shop. ajar,’ | burglars who had jimmied their confusion will result in election reg- between Sutherland Ave. and La-| oo presented with a bronze placque without the Federal Service,” Rep.| 2sninston, D. C. 414 E. Wash, St. LI-319 action on the Health Board’s milk Legion Post to Hear Turner—Col. TR I ra cont ‘and in Germany the courts have no diana Commission for Financial 0 a NOR powers to review the decisions of Tnstitions, at ihe atigrnoon, §

grading ordinance, pending a decithe Hitlerites and Stalinites, We| “5.0

; ; | Roscoe Turner will speak on In- - 4 ’ B d ’ sion by civic. groups on amendments dianapolis’ advantage as an aviation engin-er of the Chrysler Corp. bea ans Oops [toit. : A of MoElvaine. | fore the Indiana section. of the So An ordinance to repeal two 1937 Senter at & meeting of MCEIVAINES| jot, of Automotive Engineers at are determined to have na such system in this country.” Although the U. S. Supreme Court

is not attacked by name in the Wal-ter-Bar Association press release, the Court in its recent Pottsville broadcasting decision unanimously upheld these powers of administra‘tive agencies. : Senator Minton’s statement follows: “For us to rush in and pass such an. ambiguous bill would be absurd. Why are they so anxious for action - before the Attorney General's spe..cial committee completes its investigation and reports? The new study by ‘the Brookings Institution, which points out the dangers of the bill, should be sufficient warning against leaping before we look. Yet the

Afternoon speakers include A. D. Theobald, assistant vice president, United States Savings and Loan League, Chicago; C. W. Grove, president of the Second Federal Savings and Loan Association, Cleveland, and Fermor S. Cannon, president of the Railroadmen’s| Federal Savings and Loan Association, Indianapolis.

Insurance Men Confer

A regional meeting of field men of the Home Insurance Co. and its 12 affiliated companies in the Midwest opened today at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Ivan Escott, New York, formerly of Indianapolis, was in charge of

‘and Ft. Wayne will be among

CATHOLIC EDUGATOR

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March —Clergy and lay leaders of Lx Catholic diocese of Indianapolis

guests ‘at a luncheon at Indiana University tomorrow for Dr. Etienne Gilson. Dr. Gilson, director of studies at the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Toronto, is delivering the Powell lecture series at the university this week. His first was delivered yesterday. Clergy invited include Bishop Joseph E. Ritter of Indianapolis; Bishop John F. Noll of Ft. Wayne. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, | . chancellor of the Indianapolis dio-

Hollywood Party

HOLLYWOOD. March 4 (U. P.). —Hamilton McFadden, actor and director, told police today that he and his guests had been victims of a robbery that had made some of his dramatizations appear tame by comparison. He was entertaining producer Richard Kahn and ‘Mrs. Kahn last night when he answered the doorbell and a youth pointed a sawed-off shotgun at him. The bandit waved the gun around the room and collected $52. As the youth was leaving, Mr. McFadden’s 4-year-old son toddled in crying, “oh. bad | mans.”

City ordinances requiring bicycle licensing and registration, which | never have been enforced, was filed at the City Clerk’s office, at hoon today will be introduced in City Council.

Injunction Suit Cited

The repealer is sponsored by Council president Joseph Wood. Mr. Wood told councilmen at the last meeting he believed the 1937 restrictions should be taken off the| books, since the City cannot enforce them because of an injunction: suit filed to prevent their operation several years ago. The ordinances which Mr. Wood wants to repeal charged a $125 license fee and 50-cent registration fee.

Kothe Post 153, American Legion, at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the

Dr. Nakarai to Lecture—Dr. Toyozo W. Nakarai will give the second his series of six lectures on “Mesopotamia and the Bible” before the Y. M. C. A. Bible Investigation Club at 6 p- m. Wednesiay at, the

Talks on Amérianization Com. mander. Robert E. Skelton will speak on the American Americanization program meeting of Tilman H. Harpole Post 249 at its home, 2523 Northwestern Ave. at 8 o'clock tonight.

Y. M. Corps to Banquet—B. A. Schell, Indiana Y. M. C. A. secre-

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the Hotel Antlers Thursday evening. There will be a dinner at 6:45 o'clock for members and at 8:45 Mr, Kent will speak at a meeting open to the public. Albert L. McCollum, section ¢hairman, will preside. :

C. LO. Council fo. Dratt Slate— Local industrial councils : “of . the Indiana Industrial ‘Onion: Council

of the C. I. O. will meet:March 16 §

at. Auto Workers: Hall, 241 W. Maryland St, to draw a slate of state candidates to be ‘supported by

the organization in the coming;

elections. The group - represents about 200.000 voters, according to John Bartee, C. 1. 0. secretary.

We have. patients in all paris of the city as well ‘as the state. Big office~ three floors. Five ot ns to serya you. One - day service, X-Ray. :

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The repealer follows Council action | t81Y; Will speak at a banquet of the two weeks ago in killing a Safety men’s leader corps at the ¥. M.

REPORTED BETTER |Board attempt to enact a new reg-| O: aisouss the ig

Senate has not even held hearings, |the business sessions. Tonight's Cse: the Rev. Fr. John F. Nadoll-| STRICKEN VENDOR, 80,

iar.” , chancellor of the Ft. Wayne This bill would: break down the ad- speaker will be George E. Allen, ny < inistrative process.” diocese, and the Rev. Fr. Bernard

commissioner of the District of Co-|X. O'Riley, Indianapolis. istration measure which was re- co ‘Defies Long-Settled Principles’ |lumbia. Indianapolis laymen invited in-| George Atkinson, 80-year -old|duested by Police Chief Michael Forme. The Brookings report by Drs. F.| Among those expected at tonight's clude Dr. D. S. Robinson, president | patriarch of the sidewalk mer-|MorTissey as a means of tracking Chess Teams to Meet—The Dan¥_Blachly and M. E. Oatman, which dinner are Mr. Escott and Ashby of Butler University; U. S. District | chants, will be back in business in a|d0Wn stolen bicycles. Council de-| ville, Ind. and Y. M. C. A. chess will be published this month, ac-|E. Hill, vice presidents; David H. Attorney Val Nolan, James E.|few days, it was predicted at City feated the attempt after widespread | teams will play a match at the cording to the Advance summary, Moore, secretary; Herbert A. Payne, Deery, Leo X. Smith, John K.|Hospital today. opposition to the proposal. Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. says: L. C. Gifford, L. Vaughn Grady and | Ruckelshaus, Hugh McK Landon| Mr. Atkinson was taken to the —————— B. P. Roeder 1s captain of the “The Logan-Walter bill in requir-| Arnold Graese, assistant secretaries, and Peter C. Reilly. Danville team. Local players In-

hospital Saturday when he suffered ’ ing a quasi-judicial procedure for all of New York. Edward Sayre,| In his first lecture yesterday, Dr. |a heart attack at City Hall while MAN’S BODY TAKEN clude William Whedon, A. E. Biliger, | .

the making of rules and regulations, | President of Newhouse & Sayre, | Gilson traced the need for progress applying for a permit to sell shoe- N. D. Ireland, W. B. Heisel and fails to recognize that the - i Inc, New York, will be at thejin natural theology. strings and odds-and-ends. His FROM CANAL ‘HERE | Edward Kurman. | The body of a man tentatively| Townsend Club 48 Meets—Reports

mentation of statutes is an act leg-|Speakers’ table. condition was reported fairly good RECEIVE BIDS FOR ments his $8 monthly. old-age pen- identified as George Mason, 42, of of the membership drive will be

jslatiye jn_ nature In permitting Bornstein Named this morning. The vendor supplee courts eview - , 3 lations. it tats ihe go n e ; ; ; ; sion with the earnings from his |1422 Roosevelt Ave. was recovered made at a meeting of Townsend] tional separation of powers and Louis J. Borinstein of Indianapolis $35,000 EQUIP MENT sidewalk trade. He lives at 6 Ww, from the Canal at St. Clair St. {Club 48 at 7:30 o'clock tonight at| | seeks to compel the judicial author.|12S been appointed a member of South St 2 James Haley, 31, of 3716 Rockville the I. O. O. F. Hall, 1336 N. Dela-| T4os to interfere vith acts of Sob the public relations committee of; Bids for $35,000 worth of material , : Road, and Whitney Curry, 50, of ware St. 1 tion properly delegated to ad- the Institute of ‘Scrap Iron and equipment for the Works, Safety | 401 W, Ninth. St. discovered the : Jogislation = agencies Steel, Inc., it was announced today.|and Flood Control boards were WIFE DIES THIRD DAY body and called police. AUTHOR IN COMA I iti e ly The organization is the national|opened by Purchasing-Agent Albert Identification was made through * The attempt to make all mat- AFTER MATE’S DEATH |= social Security card and a WPA HOLLYWOOD, Moreh 2 . 2 ¢ project card. —Hamlin Garland, 7 amous

ters decided by such boards appeal- trade association of the iron isi H. Losche, in the presence of the Police said they found a knife his stories of pioneer days on bis

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4 steel scrap industry. Works Board today. able to constitutional courts defies About 35 bidders submitted esti-| 2imes Special mates on 26 dump trucks for the

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_ «+ it impossible for the courts to take “jurisdiction in many instances, since | no constitutional or statutory rights are involved.” _ Rep. Walter said today he would eall up his bill soon under a special rule already granted by the House Rules Commtitee.

“DENTISTS WILL NOTE “SCHOOL’S FOUNDING

- ¥ndianapolis dentists will convene

Hers Monday night at the Hotel Lincoln to join in a national ob- . gervance of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the first dental college at Baltimore, Md. Principal speaker will be Dr. Joseph Shafer of Chicago, nation-! ally-known oral surgeon, who willl

‘review the progress of dentistry |

gince “the first school was founded | - 4n March, 1840. The Indianapolis Dental Society is sponsoring the meeting. Dr. D. C. Barnhill, president, will preside.

Richard B. Miller, cost accountant with Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Co., will speak at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Indiana University Extension building. The Cost Clinic. is sponsored by the Indianapolis- Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants. Mr. Miller will discuss “Inventory Control,” which will be followed by a forum by members.

MOTORIST REPORTS

BANDIT SLUGGED HIM

Donald Ripley, 18, New Augusta, reported to police today that when { he stopped for a stop sign at North- | western Ave. and 10th St. last night, an armed man climbed in the car and forced him to drive north on U. 8.31. A few miles north of Westfield, ‘the youth said, the man struck him after failing to get any money, and then climbed out of the car.

Works and Flood Boards, six coupes and four motorcycles for the Police Department and two coupes-for the Engineering Department. In addition the board opened several bids for a Lorainne automatic power shovel for the Flood Board’s White River project.

‘COMPOSITE GIRL’ TO WED HOLLYWOOD, March 4 (U. P.). —Marylin Hope, actress chosen by Los Angeles press photographers as

today that she would marry Norman: Blake, actor. A bridesmaid at her wedding will be Rosemary Lane, star of the picture, “An Angel From Texas,” -in which Miss Hope is

their “composite girl” of 1239, said |’

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 4. and a .32-caliber revolver in. the Midwestern prairies, was in a semi-

—Mrs. Mary E. Thayer died ‘in Bloomington Hospital yesterday without having been told that her husband had died three days earlier,

The couple was taken to the hos-

pital Feb. 24, both suffering from pneumonia. The husband, Henry M. Thayer, a retired farmer and vegetable retailer, was 85; Mrs. Thayer was 81. : The funeral will be tomorrow.

AIRLINER WRECKAGE FOUND {LALCUTTA, March 4 (U. P).— Wreckage of the Imperial Airways super-airliner ‘Hannibal was found strewn along the South Iranian Coast today. It was believed the crew of four and four passengers had been killed. : :

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