Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1940 — Page 16

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WORK BEGUN ON QUAKER REFUGE

Volunteers Clear 25-Acre Plot Around Homestead At Richmond.

Tee S yal RICHMOND, Ind April A Restoration work began today on the old Evans homestead in Quaker Hill here In preparation for making it an American Friends Service Committee shelter Tor European refugees The first two refugees arrived in Richmond ¥Friday and the work foreman came today. It is expected that the homestead and the adjacent Claythum Jones residence, | which has heen leased for dormi- | tory facilities, will provide facilities | to take care of about 30 refugees by the time restoration work is complete in about five months Isaac E. Woodard, president of the Acme-Evans Co. at Indianapolis, spoke at the West Richmond | Friends Church here yesterday, | describing the work that has been done sb far on the project.

| Clear 25-Acre Plot | As soon as he told the members | of this church that young people of the ¥First Friends Church In Richmond had asked permission to do all the restoration work on one bedroom themselves, the West Riahmond Church asked for a similar opportunity Volunteer workers the acre plot around

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Owners of four downtown buildings damaged by the fire today were filing insurance claims and making plans for reconstruction A building at 2311-33-35 N. Pennsvlvania St, owned by George The second refugee to arrive Was Marott, apparently was most badvoung man trained in athletic Ivy damaged. It housed the A & work in ‘Germany Mr. Woodard | B. Typewriter Supply Sarvice Cd, said this youth would co-operate Moderne Sales, Inc, and the Sidwith Earlham College physical education instructors in planning a recreational program for the refugees at the homestead

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‘hurches in Tndianapolis celebrated ? vesterday, five weeks after the celebration in Catholic and Protestant Churches Most characteristic feature of vesterdav's services was the point at which the congregation left the churches and then returned bearing candles and singing “Christ Has Risen." The service ih the Rumanian Orthdox Church began at 2 o'clock yesterday morning and lasted until after dann. The Rev. Alexander Bogioaca chanted the traditional ass there, at Market and Blackfora St:

Asks Wage for Statve-Actor

HOLLYWOOD, April 20 (U. P). A $51,000 pay check was demanded today by sculptor Eqward Roller for the roles he said his surrealist statue, “Adam and Eve Torso,” has been plaving in the movies Mr. Roller said he piece for use in the film "100 Men and a Girl” on condition it was not to be copied. Since then, he contends, it has appeared as background art in at least six other pictures. Plaster casts were made of the original bronze, he claimed in his suit against Universal Pic tures Studio

INDUSTRIAL LEADERS TO VISIT CITY MAY 15

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H Prentis Jr, president, and other officers of the National Manufacturers’ Association will hold & special meeting with the Indiana Manufacturers’ Association Mav 15 in the Columbia Club Luncheon speakers will include William B. Warner, president of the MeCall Corp, and past president of the national association, and Howard Coonley, chairman was the Walworth CO. and chairman of the association's board The purpose of their visit is to obtain: the viewpoint of Indiana businessmen on labor relations, gove ernment regulation and other problems of industry

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Firemen fight a downtown blaze Saturday night where loss was estimated at between $25,000 and $50,000,

man Office Bquipment Co. Ane other structure at 237 N. Penne svivania St, occupied by the Nae tional Youth Administration, was damaged. Some damage was done to the Armstrong Building, 220 N, Pennsylvania St, and the building at 238 Massachusetts Ave, housing the Booth Fisheries, No one was injured.

4 Orthodox Churches Hol : Rites Noting Their Easter;

Twa other Orthdox churches were nearby, those of the Greek and Svrian nationalities, The Greek Church, at 231 N. West St, was newly decorated for vesterday's serve ice, which was in charge of the Rev Theodore Skartsiaris, The Bulgarian Church services at 226 N. Blackford St, were directed by the Rev. Xiusto Tsenoft The service in the Syrian Church at 26th St. and Sherman Drive did not begin until 11 o'clock. and there was a vesper service there yesterday afternoon, just 12 hours after the Easter rite began in the Rumanian Church. The Rev. Gabriel Salhany is Syrian Churéh pastor

NORTH SIDE TROLLEY CHANGES REQUESTED

Abandonment of trackless trolley service on 21st St. and southbound service on Talbot Ave, from 224 to 16th Sts. was proposed by Indian apolis Railways, Tne, today ih & petition filed with the Works Board The Board set a public hearing On the petition for 10 &. m. May 10 The company proposes to create 2 00D at the north terminus of its Pennsylvania-Lincoln line over the following route rom 16th north on Talbot to aed, west to Pennsylvania south to 16th. At present runs north on Talbot N west on 224 to Pennsvivania south on Pennsylvania to 21st; east on 21st to Talbot, and south on Talbot to 16th Service south of 168th would remain as &t present. The petition states rerouting is necessary as a safety measure because of the nar. rowness of 21st St, and adds that substitution of & more direct route would save time

TWO SHOT TO DEATH IN KENTUCKY FEUD

JACKSON, Ky. April 38 U.P) Police Chief A. S. Sizemore sought two men today in connection with the Killing of William Combs, 40. county jailer, and Bent Sizemore, 25 jail turnkey, in another ‘‘bloody” Breathitt County feud. Combs was shot and killed when he was locked out of a relatives home where he and his wife sought refuge from three assailants at the city outskirts His wife escaped Sizemore, a relative of the police chief, went to the scene when he | learned of the shooting. One of the | gunmen dropped him with a single | hullet before he was able to draw a gun Rudell Combs, 25, distant relative of the jailer was arrested and held on Bh open charge to ‘preven’ further violence The shootings were attributed to | political differences that began !

| With the contest between U. 8, Sen |

ator Alben W. Barkley and former {Governor A. B. (Happy) Chandler {for the U, S. Senate. Two men had been killed in gun duels earlier this year.

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OIC CLUB AIDS ARE APPOINTED

Standing Committees of City Federation Are Listed by Wetter,

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dianapolis Federation of Commun. commemorative postage stamp will | an- god on sale here July 11 in connec- | (mounced today by Paul 'C. Wetter, tion with the 50th ahniversary of |

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ithe Federation president AR RAN EN Is AND PROGRAMS sdwvard Q. Snethen, 1218 Circle Tower | Building: Mrs. Florence K. Thaeker, 807 oR

Trust Building, ©. C. Livihgstone [301 kX mple, AVES Charles H. Strouse 15218 W po t.. Mrs, Williath H. Owen, w ight ah St. Mrs, William | Hayes, 1564 N. Rural St, and Mrs. H. | Willwerth, 2¢71 EB. Riverside Drive, O-

p Ave: the Rev. L Oxford St; the R N. Addison St. 2428 Sur St ditage Ave. Mrs Y 58 Rask wood Ave . nt Baumgeart, 2117 Singleton St, Alvira J, Clark. CITY MARKET-Johh FP. White, 525 Sutherland Ave, Cecil MecCohahay, 521 E. 11th St.; Robert R. Sloan, 2425 Shelby , 1706 N. Rural St. . akland Ave. rs. V. L 546 Tomlinson Ave. rs. Bie aret 8. Petit, 1158 W. 30st St, and I's. {Opal Adhey, 3918 N. Keystone Ave, | City Planhing Aids ITY PLANNING Arthur Paets, eo. Williath _Roesster

Ro Hecker enry A Qberts, . Walter, © E py JN. Dit fxs (man, 840 N, Niu Ave. H. PF, Kottkam (2345 E. Garfield Dr, ahd Mrs, Emma Kirk, {1115 Congress Ave

CITY WELFARE AND BEAUTIFICATION FP. Smith, 108 BE. Washington St Ed Burk, 2033 Hoyt Ave Lora Bauer, Droghside Parke N.. Dr... Will D.. Beanblossom Rav St w Voight

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MEMBERSHIP - Mr. Livipgstone, Mr 'ithelmina XK. 8mith, 1415 Fairfield Ave a J, Mathis, 91% E._IoWwa St 03 Miller St.: Ted Vande nd Charlex E. Col

8. Cross, 1758 Brookside iss Pearl M. Randall 1433 College Mrs ,, KE, Habsoh, 1321 Edgemont Ave. Mrs Savage, Mrs. Lattie Weiland 2050'% College Ave.. Mrs B. Daley, 4648 Graceland Ave, and Miss Frances Stephenson, 885 Woodrow Ave PARKS AND RECREATION. . Harton A Campbell, 1187 W, 38th St... Roward I Williath M. Th)

Eckstein, 34 EE Jowa St as, 45 Schiller St. Mrs | lor, Donald D. Lieske Mis. Harry Meve:

1301 W. 234 ‘St Wy EB 18th St 2338 N J. PF. _Rainiet 2718 and Fred Norris, S082

Gale St sutherland Ave , 18th St PUBLIC HEALTH AND SANITATION rt. Waiter KE. Hemphill 2orrix Charles R 2148 College LW 30 N. Capitol L. M. Sartor. 9 _N. Tremont Ave Raymond Rolander, 3818 IHillside Ave . Mrs. J, W. Walters, 2828 N. Harding S'. BO Craig 3714 B 25th St. ahd Mrs, Williath H. Hodgson, 4945 W. 15th

St Other Afdy Listed PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND BUILD INGS--The Rev. Mr. Packler, Mr, Math): Arch D Hinch 838 N. Bancroft. Ave J, Griffith, 947 Bradbury Ave , Mrs. Ha: piett 8 2 t, 1140 WN 32d St N*al Mrs an Wash

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Wi n Winthrop Ave LR Washington & Kehwood Ave 34th St and Sheffie'd Ave PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2837 Guilford ve A023 N. Capital College Ave. Mi roadway: Prof 48th St Mis Dexter St; Mrs WW 36th St Uhiversity Ave Direct Utility Policy PUBLIC UTILITIES Mr. Sinethen; Mi White, Mr Smith: George RQ. Bruce, 2815 Sutherland Ave. Harton A, Campbell, 1167 W. 38th 8: . Mp, Strouse, Mr. Livingstone At D Hemphill, an Mr

Eckstein Calvin SMOKE ABATEMENT - David TT. Camp bell, 110% Pomander Place, Mr. Savage b A. Muehlbacher, 811 N. Wallace St... Tavior Evans, 3105 N. Tlihois 8t Covert 0 Minnesota St Schaub, 3928 WW. Michigan St Arthur Gummers, 5204 W_ 15th St TRANSPORTATION AND TRAFPIO Mr. Bruce: Rdwaprd

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ARREST 2 BOYS AND 2 GIRLS IN CAR THEFT

Two bhovs and two girls, all 14 were arrested last night as they rode through downtown streets in an automobile which had been reported stolen from Riverside Park several hours earlier Two cruising ‘policemen the car at Illinois and New York Sts and pursued it to WwW St, 400 block, where it to the curd. The driver admitted taking the car from the park The boys were sent to the Juvenile Detention Home and the girls were released to their parents

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Wyoming's admission to the Union. First-day sale will be at Cheyenne, Wyo. The central design is & 1eproduction of the Wyoming State Seal.

| Two From Were Elected William Moore Jr, 424 and Porest Manor Ave, has been elected intramural manager of Hinman House at Northwestern University, William Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs, EB. L. Barr, 3085 ‘Carroliton Ave, has been named president of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Northwestern.

N. OD. Club to Thstall—New officers of the Tndianapolis Club of Notre Dame will be installed next Sunday at a Communion breakfast (at the Faculty Dining Nall at the University. They are Richard ©. O'Connor, president; William J. vice president; Paul © Deery, secretary, and Padward J

"McNamara, treasurer.

Th Player for Chess TitleB ¥ Odllins and ©. B. Wicks, who tied for the championship in the city chess tournament, will play final games in & playoff for the title du: img the annual banquet and meet. Ng at 6 Pp. Mm, tomorrow in the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church. Bach won 10 and one-half games of a possible 12 in the tournament finals

Tour Western Union OMice--Stu-dents of the Lain Business College toured the Western Union Plant here Vvesterday as part of their study of modern office communication systems in their secretarial practice course.

Anderson Man to Speak-Town-send Club 34 will mest tomorrow at 7:30 D. m. at its clubrooms, Station and 25th Sts. Maurice & of Anderson, Ind, will be the guest speaker,

Secret Service to Show Tilm George B. Lov, agent in charge of the Tndianapolis office of the U. 8 Secret Service, will present a motion picture film, “Know Your Money,” at the Lions Club meeting Wednesday noon at the Claypool Hotel,

ROAD RESURFACING CONTRACTS ARE LET

The State Highway Commission hax awarded contracts for resurs facing 51 miles of roads with black top materials at a cost of $344 93% The projects are listed tor wsecondary roads in 19 counties through out the southern half of the State

The contracts were awarded the McMahon Constructoin Co, of Rochester, $44 212, Shumaker Brothers, Indianapolis, $110,220, Road Resurfacing Co. Blooming ton, $114224; and the I. P. Gavett Co, of Lockland, O., $103,021

STEEL MILL PLANT SLAYING CHECKED

HAMMOND. Tnd, April 29 PP.) Police today investigated the shotgun slaving of Lee Hewitt, 30 and held one man oh An open charge C Hewitt received a Tull blast of shot in his chest As he was leaving the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. in East Chicagd Wednesday The man held, also empioved at the mill, was reporting for work on an other shift Police Sergeant John Herod said no motive for the shooting had heen determined.

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Times Specinl BLOOMINGTON, Thd, Api 20. —-Thdiana University students have completed their dime line contributions te help pay Tor | three refugee scholarships at the | University, |

{ A total of 560 dimes was put | on the line Friday. More than | 50 international flags were strung along hoth sides of the line, that ran between Wylte and Kirkwood | Halls. Tags were given for each | contribuvioh, NINE ARE ARRESTED | { | | ON LIQUOR CHARGES | A police squad led by Bergh. John Foran today raided a house on Broadway, 800 block, and confiscated 80 cans of beer and two pint bottles partly filled with liquor. Bessie Barr, 33, of that address, was charged with violation of the | 10385 Beverage Act. Bight other per- | sons found in the house, including | four women, also ‘were slated for Beverage Act violations,

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BERLIN, Apiil 20 (U. P) =Adolf grounds of adultery,

Hitler telegraphed congratulations [to Tmperor Hirohito of Japan, who The granting of the decree Wisi 10 jx today celebrating his $0th birth Sir Malcolm ended a wenwational §i- day.

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