Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1940 — Page 8

SEWER PROJECT

- Unit :Near Ellenberger Stated for Next Week.

Directs Parley

© Construction of a branch sanitary ‘sewer in North Irvington sérving residents of newly developed areas “near ‘Ellenberger Park will’ be started next week, Posey: B.' Denning! Marion County WPA manager said today. a . Sought by North Irvington residents for more than a year, the sewer project was delayed because it did net conform with WPA regulations; “Mr, Denning said. In the last few mon:hs, the wea has re- ~ laxed its regulations to the extent that the project has been approved, : he said. : The regulations which stood in the way of the project required that a given percentage of property must be individually owned before WPA can accept a project affecting it. At ~ one time the percentage was 51 per cent but now it has been reduced to “not less than 25 per cent,” according to Raymond Pike, State WPA Supervisor of operations.

George W. Hofmayer . .. Oil Association secretary.

‘George W. Hofmayer, secretary of the Indiana Independent Pe‘troleum Association, is in charge’ ‘of arrangments for the group’s annual convention opening tomorrow at the Hotel Severin, Speakers will include Paul Ryan, Cleveland, National Refining Co. president; Warren C. Platt, Cleveland, editor of National Petroleum News; H. A. Hollopeter and Homer Chaillaux, Indianapolis, and H. C. Conners, Graver Tank and Mfg. Co., East Chicago.

LAWRENGE GIRL IN CRITICAL CONDITION

| The condition of Betty June 4 witte, 14-year-old Lawrence girl {who was shot accidentally Sunday night in a neighborhood quarrel, iremanied critical today at Riley Hospital. A .22 caliber buliet, fired from a rifle, entered her abdomen and lodged near the vertebrae, doctors said. They said it will not be necessary to remove the bullet immediately. They gave her a blood transfusion yesterday and said none was planned today unless the case takes an unexpected turn. : Meanwhile, Mrs. Lorraine Byrd, 27-year-old mother of four, was arraigned in Municipal Court on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill growing out of the ishooting. The case was continued ‘until March 25 and bond was set ‘at $5000.

2 WINS FELLOWSHIP . Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 5.—A $1000 fellowship in the Department of Agricultural Chemistry has been awarded B. W. Beadle, Purdue student, by the General Foods Corp. Mr. Beadle will do research on the carotenoid pigment of vegetables in relation to their vitamin activity.

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Clarence Coffin, supervisor of music Hn the Indianapolis public schools. Among selections to be played was Mozart's Symphony 40 in G minor. This set of three doublefaced 12-inch records is the third in a- series of 10 symphonies now available at appreciation headquarters, 245 N. Pennsylvania St. Organizations who were to attend the concert at Jordan included the Matinee Musicale, Sigma Alpha Iota and Mu Phi Epsilon sororities; the Harmonie Club; Phi Beta, dramatic and musical sorority; and Symphonia, men’s organization. Hostesses were to be Mrs. James Lowry, Miss Margaret Kapp, Mrs. Dorothy Bartholomew Howler, Mrs: Norman Schneider, and Mrs. Rich= ard Fielding. Records were to be played for the Nora School pupils in the school auditorium. Arrangements for the concert were made by Foster Thomas, principal, Mrs. Victor Griffin, teacher, and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter, state organizer for the music appreciation campaign.

WASHINGTON, March 5 (U. P.). —A Negro Communist witness testifying before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the anti-lynching pill was threatened with expulsion

integrity of Senators and Congressmen. Senator Frederick VanNuys (D.

the witness, Benjamin J. Davis Jr.,

the Daily Worker, New York Communist newspaper, that Commu-

than any other group. Mr. VanNuys instructed the Committee reporter to expunge Davis’ angry remarks that Viee President John R. Garner was ‘an evil old labor-baiter,” and a reference to the “shameful tactics of Senator (Tom) Connally.” At one point during the hectic

vious hearings on the bill and it could happen again.

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To Mae Marray. HOLLYWOOD, March 5 (U.P).

“-=Mae Murray, former silent scieen beauty, who testified her |

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, from. his. father, Princé David " Mdivani, New York. Superior Judge George Dockweiler ruled yesterday in favor of Miss Murray, granting her plea to establish a home for the boy, which a New York court Sala She . must do to obtain custody. /

was to include a lecture ‘by Mrs. |

the Bible.

ANTI-LYNGH WITNESS AROUSES VANNUYS |

today for questioning the honor and |}

Ind.), chairman of the subcommit- | tee and co-author of the hill, told ||

member of the editorial board of ||

hearing, Mr. VanNuys warned Mr. | Davis that a Communist. had been | expelled by the police during. pre- |

TRENDS IN RELIGION RAPPED BY BISHOP 3

The Rt. Rev. Frank Earl Wilson, Episcopal bishop of Eau Claire, Wis,

matical Christianity abroad” in a Lenten address at Christ Church todey. © Bishop Wilson said many persons arid requirements: to - the ‘Gospel, chiefly ‘in the way of prohibitions; many parg Christ down fo fit their own intellectual . processes;

some special text they pick out of They should remember, he sdid, to “begin with

IN ANDERSON'S. TRIAL

Judge Charles B. Staff of Johnson County Circuit Court was expected to qualify in Criminal Court today as special judge for the trial of Dan R. Anderson, Indianapolis grocer charged with filing false relief claims. Judge Staff was selected from g& panel of three judges nominated by the Indiana Supreme Court Clerk after - Anderson petitioned for a change of venue from Criminal Judge. Omar O’Harrow was stricken week. sAnderson originally was scheduled to go on trial yesterday. : The name of Judge Cassius N.

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