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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

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appeared in Mondays Times:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

Fred C. Pickett, clerk of the SUI
preme and appellate courts, was
host at luncheon Monday at the
Claypool in honor of Judge Gustave
H. Hoelscher of Wayne circuit
court, and John F. Holiday, clerk.
Butler-Fairview Civic Association
at its monthly meeting Monday
night in the Presbyterian church,
Kenwood avenue and Forty-sixth
street, heard DR.. w. A. Ocker, 20
Hampton drive, winner Of the city
Identification contest last year, on
How to Make q City Yard At
tractive."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

An order ~decreeing the board of
zoning appeals shall permit Nor
man zolessi to enlarge his auto
mobile washing rack at Pennsyl-
vania and Michigan streets, was
issued Monday by Superior Judge
william A. PickenS. Ruling of the
zoning board, denying the enlarge
ment, was appealed to superior
court three by j. B. Kanln1ins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

EAST sg5EE1TAL;o. n. z. May 2s,-Hogs-
desirable 2i0 lbs. down. $500 10: few
22o-260-lb. butchers at s63566 pigs,
lover at s450d550 Cattie-Receipts. IS:
steady: cutter grades. S293. Calves-Re-
ceiptS. zoo. fairly active. steady, good to
choice vealers. ssG9.50: ommon and me-
dunn. S4.50GT.50. Sheep-Receipts, 500:
lambs. slow. STEADY to 25c lower: desirable
Kentucky sprinEers. Sits: no choice clip
pers here. few snorn ewes steady 81
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SPECIAL SESSION 0F
 STATE S0L0Ns WILL
 DEAL UNEMPLOYMENT

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31. R- The State legislature will be called into a special session to deal with the unemployment situation in California. Governor Rolph an- nounced determine ton to relieve the situation in the State during the coming winter after a series of conferences with civic and State leaders and members of his administration.
 He appointed a commission, au- thorized by the 1881 legislature, to study the unemployment prob lem, assemble data and formulate plans as to how the State may cope with the situation.
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CLAD IN JOIN CLOTH, SHAWL; TWO GOATS,
 CANDH| 0FF LONDON

BOMBAY, Aug. 31. (P)-Mahat- ma Gandhi, clad only in loin cloth and shawl and accompan- jed by his two goats, sailed for England to plead for India's self government at the second round table conference.
 Just before he left, doezn members of the Red Flag Union, who were demonstrating against him, were attacked and their ban- ners burned by Nationalist sup porters.
 T see nothing on the horizon to warrant hope" he said, as he topped aboard the SS Rajpuntana.
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AND SEAMAN CUTTER TALLAPOOsA
 ACQUITTED CHARGES

SEATTLE, Aug. 31. (Py-The two- weeks long court martial of Coast Guard members ended when the last of four officers and two en- listed men on the cutter Talla- poosa were acquitted.
 The verdict of not guilty was returned for LenWard Odom of Seattle, charged with drunkenness while on duty and attempting to last June.
 Seaman were star witnesses smuggle liquor aboard at Juneau against the officers, accused of drunkenness and unmannerly con- duct at Cordova and Kodiak dur ing dances. Officers testified against the seamen.
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NAUTILUS PREPARES DIVE UNDER SOLID |CE
 F0R DRILLS TESTING
ABOARD THE SUBMARINE NAU-

ABOARD THE SUBMARINE NAU- THUS, in the Arctic Ocean, Aug. 31. (P-"Still pressing northward, the Nautilus passed through an area of the ice pack particularly rich with animal life indigenous to the Arctic" radioed Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins.
 The message states the submar- inc would prepare shortly to dive under solid ice formation to test the ice drills. The experiment was said to be slightly hazardous be- cause of a slight acident to the div ing rudders.
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F|NANC|NG PROGRAM
 OR BOOST IN TAXES.
 vEXAT|OUs PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 31. H-Announcement by Secretary Mellon of billion dollar financ- ing program for September, brought President Hoover face to face with the vexing problem on how to balance next years budget.
 It is a matter he must thresh out with Mellon and Republican leaders of the House and Senate before the opening of Congress in December.
 There appears to be very much to the two-sided problem; Mellon is known to favor revision of taxes to raise the necessary funds to meet the prospective billion dollar deficit next year.
 Despite his resort at this time to another huge bond issue, the Republican Independents favor a tax revision; they want increasing rates on incomes, higher brackets, boosting estate tax rates and re- store the gift tax. They are hope full that next year will bring up- ward a trend of business as a result of increase in income tax returns.
 President Hoover is withholding his immediate decision on what recommendation he will make for balancing the Federal budget.
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT ISSUED ID PRESS BY
 DISARMAMENT EXPERT

PARIS. Aug. 31. (R-The pro- nosal that nations of the world place an armed force under the control of the League of Nations and the prediction that France would lead the way at the 1soz disarmament conference, was made bv Joseph Paul DaShboncour, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Chamber of Deputies. This statement was made to the Associated Press.
 Inasmuch as he is acknowledged ss Frances greatest authority on disarmament and is certain to be one of Frances chief delegates to the conference at Geneva next February, his statement is con- s:dered to be of such far-reachlng importance that it will give an entirely new angle to the strug- gle for reduction and limitation of armaments.
 The impression prevailed that he would not have made thS statement 'unless he is convinced it harmoniezs with the responsible opinion of France.
 When the disarmament confer ence agrees to actual figures ot the defense strength of each country, our idea is that these forces will cease to be forces and will be left entirely to the disposl- ton of these countries that there should be international mortgage upon them; I mean, council o1 the League of Nations. A war aggression should be empowered under 16 of the League covenant to make use of them to settle a war crisis"
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AIR RACES ON

CLEVELAND, Aug. 31. (P Mil ltary planes roared at the opening of the 1881 National Air Races with Navy and Marine flyers battling brisk wind that made the air bumpy. A splendid view was given to spectators of planes flying in new formations against a cloudy flecked sky and rolling through rapidly changing tactics of war combat.
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BUILDING UNION ID
 DEMAND HERB ACT
 UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. (P)- Californias Building Trades joined in the growing nationwide demand that President Hoover act immed- lately in the unemployment crisis.
 In a letter to the president Frank c. Macdonald, secretary of the State Building Trades Council urg- ed that special session of Con- eress be called to authorize the s5,0O0,000,00O prosperity bond" is- sue as proposed by William Ran dolph Hearst.
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EATING FISH
 WITH CHOP STICKS

TOKYO, Aug. 31. P)-Speeches came first and soup last at a dinner in honor of Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, given by the American-Japan Society, Prince Iyesato Tokukawa, presi- dent.
 Colonel Lindbergh spoke briefly. Lindy appeared to relish eating raw fish with chopsticks. All the 200 diners removed their shoes at the entrance of the dining hall.
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MEXICAN DRUG WEED FOUND GROWING TEN
 ACRES PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Aug. 31. (P) Dis covery of a 1O-acre patch of maria iuana, a rare weed containing a dangerous and powerful habit forming drug, in Philadelphia, was reported by United States Customs officials.
 The growth of the narcotic, com Y7only known as loco weed would have brought $125, 1000 at underworld u-ices, narcotic agents said.
 The health department notified owners of the property that the weeds will be burned.
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DUCE HAS NARROW ESCAPE

LONDON, Aug. 31. (Pl IL Premier Benito Mussolini, of Italy, twice narrowly escaped death or injury when plane in which he was re- turning from Spezia to Rome was twice forced down in the River Om- prone, acording to a Central News dispatch from Rome. The plane ran into a terrific storm.
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ALFONSO ON TOUR

STRASBOURG, France, Aug. 31. King Alfonso of Spain, travelling incognito as the Duke of Toledo, arrived from Fontain- bleau, accompanied by the Duke of Miranda. He will continue his motor trip toward Czecho-S -Slovakia after seeing the points of interest here.
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MANY MEN TO REURN WORK
 DETROIT, Aug. 31. R-The Ford Motor Company, which on August l curtailed it's manufacturing force, announced that between 15,OOO and 25,O00 men had been ordered to re- turn to work starting September 8.
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NEED FOR CAUTION

Marksmen, shooting at targets up Lowell Creek canyon, are warned of the danger of such practices to mountain climbers and berry pick CTS. During the past week bullets have whistled dangerously close to several parties. It seems that the gunsmen are either shooting direct ly up Marathon or at targets from which bullets richochet.
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SCOTS PROTEST TROUSERS

MELBOURNE, Aug. 31. (P- Australian Scots, recently invited by the Victorian government to join a regiment to be known as the Victorian Scottish Volunteers. are protesting because they have been supplied with khaki trousers instead of the traditional kilt. The pipers have refused to play in trousers.
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CHICAGO RACKETEERs
 ATTEMPTING CH|sEL
 INTO FRISCO AND 1. 4,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. R- A group of Chicago racketeers, re- gently driven out of Los Angeles Tor an unsuccessful campaign of terrorization, is att mpting to muscle in" in San Francisco.
 This was revealed here when it was learned that gangsters, DOS" ing as representatives of Al Capone, have been threatening local dealers III malt syrup and bottles, and at tempting to levy protection tax" from bootleggers.
 Threats to bomb supply stores unless price raises were made have been reported.
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COMPLETES 7,575-MILE TRIP
 BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 31. (R- The Argentine cabin yacht Ingrid, manned by four youths, arrived at the Yacht Club, completing a 7,575-mile round trip to England and back. The Ingrid left Cowes, England, March 30 for this port.
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REACH SETTLEMENT

ROME, Aug. 31. R-Premier Mussolini and Pope Plus are un- derstood to have agreed upon gen. eral terms of settlement by which 15,O00 Catholic action clubs in Italy will be reopened.
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THROWS HAT IN RING

PANAMA CITY, Aug. 31. R- Arias Paredes, Secretary of Interior in the Panamanian cabinet, has thrown his hat in the ring as the presidential candidate of the doctrinary Liberal party in the August, 1882, elections.
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ASSISTANCE SCHEME URGED

ROME, Aug. 3i. R-Although the Fascist government has al- ways declared itself unfavorable to granting subsidies to the un- employed, it is now recognized that some scheme of public as- sistance to needy families has be- come urgently necessary.
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TELEGRAPH bREV|T|ES

GRAF PASSES VERDE ISLANDS
 FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Aug. 31. R-A radio dispatch said the dirigible Graf Zeppelin passed the Canary Islands enroute to Brazil; the weather has been fair and all is we'll. The airship was later sighted over Cape Verde Islands.
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POLICE RIDE RIOTERS

BERLIN, Aug. 31. R) IL Fifty persons were arrested and 60 wea- pons, including pistols and daggers, were seized when police conducted a raid in search of hidden arms near the scene of rioting here lately.
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NAVY INQUIRIES INTO DEATH
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. (P- In the deepest official secrecy, the Navy Department continued it's inquiry into the death of Mrs. Daisy Price, wife of It. Command der George Dorsey Price, naval aviator.
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OPEN THREE NEW FIELDS

CAPETOWN, Aug. 31. P-Three new and big gold mines are be- ing opened by a mining group near krugerSdorp, in the Trans vaal. Reports here are that it has been discovered the old roof ex- tends farther than was at first supposed.
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NEW CREDIT FOR BRITAIN

NEW YORK, Aug. 31. P)-The New York Evening Post said that bankers throughout the United States, principally in New York City, have agreed upon the terms of a new credit to Great Britain which will probably total $300,- OOO,O ,OOO or more.
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INVENTOR REMAINS Ill

WEST ORANGE, N. J., Aug. 31. R)-Charles Edison, son of Thom- as A. Edison, the inventor, said his father had not felt so we'll the past two or three days, but he attributed this to a relapse after Edison's too speedy recovery from his recent collapse.
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TELEGRAPH BREv|T|ES
WRITER IS BETTER

DOUGLAS, Isle of Man, Aug. 31. P)-Sir Hal Caine, British writer, who is ill of heart trouble was said to have passed a fair night, al- though very weak.
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BANDITS ESCAPE WITH $4,00o

BANDITS ESCAPE WITH S4,OOU
 SEATTLE, Aug. 31. H- After robbing a Puget Sound Navigation Company messenger of a satchel containing $4,000 on a downtown street, two bandits escaped under police fire.
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A man in Philadelphia worth $1OO,OO0 committed suicide because he couldn't get a job.
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CHARGED ENTERTAINMENT

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 31. (R- Ralph c. Johnson, cashier for w. P. Fuller and Co.,, was arrested and charged with embedding $42,- 555.92 from the paint company
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Approximately 7,5OO,OOO tons of salt are produced yearly in the Uni ted States.
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Con los Guantes

iQue causas vienen influyen-
do en- la indiferencia del publ
co hacia las peleas en- La Arena
del CfrculoaC ubano? q
La prim&a, que la "plata" es-
Asea y ell sabado rebajakon en-
las principles fabricas.
Segunda-Que Claudio no a.
gr&d6 en- su prip6ra presenta-
con y que por 10 tanto los IA
p8ticos lie miriam con absolute
indiferencia.
Tercera-Que Paul es desco-
nocido dfl pdblico de Tampa y
que las Neles no ayudan G
"extranos" hasta que no Sc en-
carinanecon ellos.
CuRrta-Que estamos en- pie
ma e (ullici6n polftica y anoche
Sc efectuaron dos mftines, uno
en- Ia Septima avenida y ell otro
en- Seminole Heights.