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New Kresge Building To Have Loading Dock
The city today obtained inclusion of a loading dock on the Tear x the proposed 8. 8. Kresge building, 23 W. Washington St. The loading dock was put into plans at a meeting of the comarchitects and Building Commissioner Charles Bacon. It extghd 25 feet into the rear|) of the building from Pear! St. and -< will permit trucks to unload merchandise without Blocking. the
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at 8:30 p. m. today and Sunday.
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Visitors sometimes are startled by the Monument, viewing it as tastes gone wild,” the add. They regret that the English Hotel, "a low weath-er-beaten bulldings of true dignity” is to be torn down. The pigeon problem is dealt with at length. One unidentified citizen is pictured as rushing a new sports coat to the cleaners and saying, “you have to have a sense of humor to survive in Ri place.” Mayor Feeney is tagged a “maverick Democrat” plagued with financial difficulties inherited from previous adminis: trations, especially the $300,000 deficit blamed on faulty. bookkeeping. $332,000 Worth of Plans Referring to the Mayor, the Murphys relate: “One day. at his desk he patted two thick
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‘They are the plans for a new sewer system and they cost $332, 000. This is the planningest city
full of plans. We spend all the money we ever get on plans.” Tracing the history of Hoosier politics, the story tells how in ux Klan took over Indianapolis.
“The Klan was broken,” it re“after D. C. Stephenson, Grand Dragon: of Indiana, “was sentenced for life for the murder of a girl. The Scripps-Howard
ne te ho for its work in jail. : Stephenson and exposing the Ku Klux XI and nowadays. when one of the frequent moves, to parole Stephenson springs up The Times asks, ‘the girl's till
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‘Everything Wrong
Waku. S. and Everything That Is Right’
a almost everything that is wrong with the Sit Svatything th ‘that is right. If you don't
out—unless, of .course, you play potrayed by Mary Bllen and
y, conducted by Fabien , & colorful Russian with sufficient temperament to charm the entire female population, is continually gaining in prestige.” Indianapolis has probably alned its greatest fame from the peedway, the authors acknowlBut honorable mention also 1s given to a number of large local firms, headed by El Lilly Co. Jouich the pebple of the town
the Saturday Evening Post.| things’ The Indianapolis!
"HABANERA" — Regina Resnik, in the. street clothes opera stars traditionally
last night's final run-through the background are decked
out irr Spanish finery. Under Fabien Sevitzky' s direction, ' ‘Carmen” will be performed
- Concluding, the Murphys declare: “The ‘town often seems confused, lacking a direction or definable ti outside gregarianism, Seven - year - old evangelists are popular there, and yet Indianapolis is the center of|the baseball-pool gambling. inus a : ; ’ polis calls itself the ‘Crossroads of America’ and in some ways it is. A lot of what wonderful is on exhibition ithere, There is some intolerance and much human warmth, It ) BOS ‘wild on race day and in the latter stages of the basketball season, when the State high-
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school field tournament is held)
in Bntler University's . Field House, One observer, dead serious, said, ‘You know, we are an unusually unhomogenous I Subpose the only thing that
consider to be the most impor-irea
holds us together is
Control of Food
nationalization * |program launched by the British) Labor governmient would involve
Socialist government ported 10 fesl that tiie wSmenfions
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British Seek to Quash Black Market LONDON, Aug. 4 (UP)-—Po-observers believed today that the next big
the distribution and marketing of food.
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profits being made on foodstuffs were retarding the economic recovery of the country. Labor experts also insist the black market cannot be eiiminated without state control of the food industry. When the Socialist government will decide to tackle the food industry is problematical. Meanwhile a hard parliamentary battle will occur this fall over the nationalization of the entire iron and steel try, a move the Tories are "determined to fight to the bitter end.
Fire ES Agent Dies Here
Private services fof Robert Everson McHatton, special representative for Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Insurance Co. who died yesterday in his home, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial wil] be in Crown Hill. Mr. McHatton, who was 66," resided at 3501 Forest Manor Ave. He came to Indianapolis from Plainfield as a young man. He was active in musical circles and sang in church choifs throughout the city. Later he was soloist in chi in. Kansas City, St. Louis 8 York City. He was a member of the Columbia Club, Delta Tau Fraternity and Downey Avenue Chris-
tian Church. dre his wife, Mrs. Stella. Crull McHatton, two daughters, Mrs. Robert J. Behr and Miss Martha McHatton; two sisters, Mrs. Carl Barnett, Lebanon and Mrs. Florence M. Mof-|, fett, Los Angeles, “Cal, a brother, Dr. J. W. McHatton, Rockville, and one grandchild.
Cardinal Sibilia Dies VATICAN CITY, Aug. 4 (UP)|| —Enrico Cardinal B8ibilia, 87, died today in his’ hometown, Anagni, 50 miles south of Rome,
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TENSE ANTICIPATION—Watching the hard-riding Indians move into a fast play at Victory Field are {left to right] David Polk, 13, of 6348 W. Pierson St.; Richard Davis, 9, of 2022 E Raymond St., and James Polk, 11, brother of David.
by John Spiecklemire, THEY DID iT AGAIN—THEY Got. AMI—The boys’ enthusiastic cheering is almost audible as the fast-stepping home team comes through again with the sureness of top-flight professionals. These-avid Indian fans, as can be seen o the uiofapind T- wshirts, make sure they get their money's worth.
Health officials reported today that venereal diseases dropped off in Indiana during the past year. Dr. Carl C. Kuehn, director of the state Board of Health's 'Division of Venereal Disease Control, said the cases reported de‘creased by 2000 during the 194748 year. He made the report to & ve nereal disease conference ats tended by health officers and nurses from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky at the Indiana University Medical Center, Dr. Kuehn said a total of 8333 cases were reported. He said there. were 1500 less cases of syphilis reported and a decrease of some 500 gonorrhea cases. “But the battle is far from won,” he said.
Food Broker Hore
For 10 Years Dies
Services for Charles Edgar Winks Jr., Indianapolis food broker, will be at 10:30 a. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Frankfort. Mr, Winks, a resident here for the past 30 years, died Tuesday. He resided in the Marott Hotel and had been in the food brokerage business for the past 10 years. He was 54
Winks was a member of Irvington Masonic Lodge, Knights Templar, Scottish Rite, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Indianapolis Association of Manufacturers Representatives, Athenaeum Turners, Gattling Gun Club, and Tuxedo Park Baptist Church. 3 Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Thomas; a sister, Mrs. Harry D. Fugate and five grandchildren, all of Frankfort.
® Butler Sessions i To Open Monday
Butler University will hold registration for its annual postsummer session from 8 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Monday in Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. The session will be held Aug.’ 9-27. All classes will meet daily Monday through Saturday. Instruction will be given in history, education, and botany.
Army . Jobs Open Vacancies now exist’ for 11 Indiana enlisted reservists for recall to active duty in connection with the program for the return of Warld War II dead, Army recruiting headquarters here. announced today. The reservists
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