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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
DRASTIC CHANGE FACES
RELIEF BILL IN SENATE
Administration May Agree to Spread
Funds Over Two Years.
Copyright. 1885. by United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Fes

tOOpNIlRul. 1879. ny OlillSA EASSSl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-Fear
among certain Senators that gov
eminent credit is being endangered
may influence the Administration
to spread its contemplated S4,000,-
100000 work relief expenditure over
two years instead of one, it was
learned today.
Several senators expressed alarm
at any precedent which would make
it appear annual appropriations of
S4,0O0,000, 900 would be necessary in
definitely.
Corrington Gill. assistant FERA
administrator, testified the eSti-
mates for putting S,5O0,O0O persons
on work relief projects we're on the
basis of u months.
Senator Willard Tydings Cd, Md !,
doubted whether the country could
afford to face an annual expendi-
ture Of this magnitude.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16

In their action, the Indiana K.
of C.S will join forces with the
membership of the entire interna-
tional organization, which has as
its. general objective assistance in
community welfare work, promotion
of higher standards of citizenship
and assistance in educational and
service work.
To the local group. the Most Rev.
Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of Indian
apoliS, wrote an exhortation which
reads in part: Il am pleased to
give my commentator to the plans
of the knights of Columbus for a
more active and increased member
ship. The Holy Father in recent
message designated the knights of
Columbus as standard bearers Of
Catholic Action
Headquarters in City
ITO be worthy of this glorious en-
comium and to accept the challenge
it implies, is the reason for this
campaign for Catholic Action"
Joseph A. Naughton, former state
deputy, knights of Columbus, will be
vice chairman of the state of In
diana, which has been set up as an
area unit with headquarters at 1905
N. Delaware-S5.
Thomas P. Downs, a representa-
tive of the supreme council, K. of
c., will be in charge there.
Assisting in the campaign are
Otno D Dorsey. state deputy, and
all Gift ers Of the Indiana K. of G.
council
An advisory committee headed by
Bishop Ritter has been named and
includes ali present K. of 9. officers
and district deputies.
The movement is part of an inter-
national campaign inaugurated this
week by the knights of Columbus
in the United States and Canada.
William P. Larkin. New York, preSi-
dent of P. F. Collier and Son Corp,
is international chairman.
City Men on Committee
Well known Indiana men who
have been named on the interna-
tiOnal committee are william j
Mooney Sr.. indianapolis; Charles
NJ. Meier. Fit Wayne; Prof. Clar-
ence (PaO Manion, Notre Dame;
Joseph NJ. Nurre. Bloomington; AL
bert j. Veneman, Evansville, and
Timothy p Calvin, Hammond.
Humbert Pagani, Indianapolis, was
named chairman of the area pub
licity COMMITTEE, and John P.
ODOnnell. BloC nington, former
state K. of c. deputy, is chairman OF
the speakers bureau.
The council chairman for Indian
apOliS IS Harry E. Calland, who will
be assisted by Grand Knight John
j. Minta Of the Indianapolis coun-
Gil and all council officers. Robert
E. Kirby is chairman of the local
speakers bureau. and John Mccain
will assist in publicity work.
A general meeting of all area Of
flcers. members of the state council,
advisory board and officers Of regu-
lar X. Of c. councils will be held in
indianapolis Sunday. Feb. "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
INDIANA ARCHITECTS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Carroll Beason, Charlottesville, Is
Elected President.

Carroll BeaSon, Charlottesville,
was named president of the Indiana
Society of Architects at its annual
meeting yesterday at the Lincoln.
Other new officers are Ralph Yeager,
Terre Haute, and Walter Scholer,
Lafayette, vice presidents; Lee
Burns, Indianapolis, secretary, and
Kurt Vonnegut, indianapolis, treas
urer.
George Wright, indianapolis,
architect for the Federal Housing
Administration, and Donald M.
Mattison, director Of the John Her.
ron Art School, were the speakers
last night at a joint banquet of the
societ' and the Indiana chapter,
American Institute of Architects.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
SCOUTS ARE HOMORED
AT COURT OF AWARDS
Albert Stump Is Speaker at North
Star District Rally.

Albert Stump, Indianapolis at
torney, was the principal speaker
last night at the Boy Scout court of
awards of the North Star District.
F. Houston, member of the coun-
Gil court of honor committee, pre-
sided at the meeting which was at
tended by 200 Scouts and their
parents.
SiXty-two merit badges were
awarded to members of 10 troops
and Is boys became Scouts by gain
ing recognition for their tenderfoot
work. The second class badge was
awarded to IL Scouts and first class
insignia to seven. Scout leaders
who assisted in the presentations
we're Leroy Allen, David E. Fox,
Bert R. Johnson, Harry T. Ice,
James E. Biddinger and Frederick
T. CretOrS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
ESTERLINE WILL SPEAK
City Manager Plan Backer to Talk
Before Chicago Club.

John w. ESterline, indianapolis
manufacturer and leader in the city
manager campaign here, will speak
on 1.-THE Weakness of Partisan and
the Strength of the City Manager
Plan of Municipal Government" to-
morrow night before the Sunday
Evening Club of Avalon Park, Chi
cagO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
DECORATOR IS RENAMED
Charles w. Read Again Designated
for Home Complete Show.

Charles w. Read, decorator for the
Home Complete Show in Indian
apolis since its beginning in 1922
has been appointed to do the
decorations again this year, it was
announced today.
A unique entrance, in modernistic
construction of red and chrome, will
be designed by Leslie F. Ayres,
Home Show architect, for the Elec-
trio League
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
ACCOUNTANT TO SPEAK
National President Will Address City
Association.

Indianapolis chapter members Of
the National Association of Cost Ac-
countants will have the associations
national president, Eric A. Camman,
New York City, as guest and
speaker at a dinner Wednesday
night in the Washington. Accom-
panying Mr.. Camman on tour of
association chapters is Stuart c. Nc
Cleod, New York, national secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
URGES WIDER GATES TO
AID PRISON FUGITIVES
Evans losses Barb at Proposal to
Elevate Walls.

Wider gates, not higher walls, are
needed at Michigan City Prison
Rep. H. H. Evans (R., Newcastle)
told the House yesterday.
An item in the state budget calls
for 100000 for elevating the prison
walls.
st didn't understand the prison
ers we're going over the walls" the
Newcastle representative said. They
have been walking through the
gates. To make it easier for them
there should be wider gates and
lower walls"
The approximation was approved
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
STATE REGULATION OF
GAS PIPE LINES URGED

House Bill Would Make Distributing
systems Common Carriers.
Natural gas pine lines would be
claSsed as common carriers and re-
quired TO transport natural gas
owned by any producer for ultimate
public consumption. under Rep. j.
Napier Dyer.s bill now pending in
the House Of Representatives.
The public service commission
would be empowered 10 fix rates for
their use and determine. after hear
ing. the validity Of claims that the
lines are operating at full capacity
and therefore incapable Of trans
porting an additional supply.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
RILEY p0SPITAL WILL
ADD nEW DEPARTMENT
Light Therspy Units Made Possible
ThrOugl Sorority Members.

A light therapy department will
be established at the James Whit
comb Riley Memorial Hospital for
Children through the cooperation
of AZ Indiana chapters of Delta
Theta Tau, national sorority, it was
announced today by the James
Whitcomb Riley Memorial Associa-
ton.
Installation of this department
will provide each unit with a battery
Of two lamps, making possible the
treatment of four to six children
at a time. according to Hugh NICK.
Lanoon, association president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
Washington Day Speakers Named

Mayor John w. Kern and Meade
VeStal, former Hamilton County
Circuit judge, will be the speakers
at the joint session of the House
and Senate in the House chambers,
Feb. %, in observance Of Washing
tons Birthday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
PAIR RESCUES WOMAN
ATTACKED BY NEGRO
Victim, Knocked Down by AssaiI-
ant, Is Treated in Hospital.

A 39-year-old woman living on
w. 30th-st was knocked to the side
walk early today in front of $50 w.
29th-St by Negro, apparently bent
on a criminal attack. Russell Fisch-
er, 955 w. 29th-st, and Leroy Heck
man, 933 w. 29th-st, heard the
woman scream and rushed to ner
rescue as the Negro fled. The VIC
tim was treated at City Hospital for
scratches and bruises.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
MEMS CLUB TO MEET
Bethel Group to Hear Manchester
U. Professor Wednesday.

Prof. j. Raymond Schultz, Man
chester University, will speak be-
fore the Bethel Mems Club
Wednesday night, on "a World of
Six Dimensions" Directed by Rob-
ert Seidel, a play, His Last Drink, :"
will be given following the address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
Stolen Car Is Wrecked

Police early today found an abap-
doned car which had been wrecked
in colliding with an automatic traf-
fic signal at Madison-av and the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Po-
lice we're unable to find even title
in the car. It was fmpounded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
HOLDUP VICTIM FLEES;
so DO TWO BANDITS
Stickup Men Run Opposite Direc-
ton in Track Meet

An attempted holdup which
turned into a track meet early to-
day was called a draw for both
sides. Gordon Sifton, IS, Los An
geles, reported that as he was en-
tering his auto parked in front of
4O6 w. Westinghouse, two men
walked up to him and murmured
Lets have it."
Mr.. Sifton jumped out the other
side of the car-and ran. Frightened
by these tactics the two bold bad
men ran in the opposite direction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
seldensticker to BE HOnOred

4 fun festival in honor Of Post
ster Adolph Seidensticker will be
by postal employees tonight at
Athenaeum. Dancing. cards, a
? show and a buffet lunch will
included in the program. which
ms az 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
LEGION PREPARES FOR
ANNUAL STATE FARLEY
Robert Daggett Named Head of
Insignia Committee.

Appointment Of Robert Frost Dag
gett. architect. as chairman Of the
committee 10 devise badges and
other 1885 convention insignia. was
announced yesterday by Wilfred
Bradshaw. president of the Indian
apolis American Legion Convention
Corp.
The state convention will be held
in indianapolis next August. A
committee on transportation is
headed by RALPH Clare. with DR..
Frank Dowd, Joseph Speaks. Phil
France, James PolSgrove, Victor L.
Rigot. Art Hermann and Willard
Thomas assisting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
RIPS ON CURB: DIES
'obbIer Suffers Fractured Skull
Bird Caplinger Is Victim.

Bird c. Caplinger, 40, Of 1912
seeC her-st. cobbler. died today in
~ Hospital as the result Of fall
s. night. He fell from the curb in
lont Ct 1857 Shelby-st and struck
heao against the pavement, SUI
ring a skull fracture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
RAILROAD SHARES ARE
STEADY AT OPENING
Utilities, However, Slip Back to
Record Low.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 16-Railroad
shares steadied at the opening on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day, while utilities slipped back to
a record low in the average and the
industrial list was irregular in mar
row range. Trading turned dull
after a slight pickup yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
State K. of c.. Ready to
Launch Welfare Drive
Organization to Mobilize for Catholic Action; Peter C.
Reilly to Direct Campaign.

leadership Of
mobilize Monday Catholic
delinquent
a. the Chault Home
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
BROOKSlDE 0. {. S. TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Pageant VIII Be Presented at Tenn
pie Tuesday Night.

A pageant will be presented by
|BrOOkSide Chapter. No. 4Sl. Order OF
he Eastern Star. Tuesday night. in
celebration Of the chapters twelfth
Anniversary. The exercises will be
ED at the temple. 31i7 z. lOth-St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-16
URGE COMMERCE TAX
Resolution Pending in Indiana SEN
ate Would Levy Mail Order Sales.

Federal laws to permit states to
tax interstate commerce are asked OF
Congress in joint resolution pend
ing in the Indiana Senate.
Urged by Gov. Paul v. McNutt,
such legislation would permit taxes
upon mail order sales.
Indiana merchants deserve this
protection" the Governor said in a
Senate message.
, 1935-06-12
F'DE GENERAL
LA LLUVIA EN-
ESTA REGION
Ha Causado Danos A
La c O S e c h a Del
Tomato Tardio En-
Ell Vale

SAN BENITO, Texas, JUNO H.
Las lluvias que cayeron en- eSta
ciudad el lunes Y el martes, hicie-
ron que Ell pluviometro registrara
1872 pulgadaS de aqua. habiendo
aumentado a mas de dos pulgadas
al marteS por la tarde.
Informes que Sc recibieron de
H%arlingen dicen que ala cayeron
mas de Is pulgadas de aqua
La lluvia continue aver. cast TODD
eli dia, lloviendo acknowledgements
Cast en- TODD ell Vale sc regiStra-
ron a%guaceros Ell lunes y Ell martes.
Informes que e recibieron en- es-
"a ciudad. hacen Saber que Ia llu-
via fue general en- Ell Vale. y que
las coSechas de tomato tardio han
sufrido a conSecuenciaS del eXceSo
de humedad.
Sin embargo, Se esperaba que las
Iluvias dejarian de caer en- IA re-
gion.
, 1935-06-12
MEJORAS AL
DE-
Aqua POTABLE
De Port Isabel, Seran
Iniciadas Tan Luego
Como Sc Terminen
Unos Pianos
Especial para e Heraldol

NGaKSkA4A BaAa ~ AA1Aea1CF
PORT ISABEL. Texas. JUNO u.
-Proximamente sc construira. en-
las orillas del Rio Grande, un tan
que de almacenamiento para ell
aga. surtiendose de ALI. a la ciu-
dad.
Debido a Ia condicion que existe
algunas wees, cuando ell rio tiene
IN nivel bajo. las aguas del Colo
de Mexico. llegan haSta ell lugar
do--de * encuentra situada la plan
Ia de abaStecimiento que surte a
eSta ciudad con aqua potable. con
el resultado cue Ell aqua resulta
salada, algunas zee
Para remediar eSa condicion, sc
estan preparando los pianos para Ia
construction de un tanque de al
macenamiento, en- las cercaniaS de
dicha planta. con ell fin de almace-
mar suficiente cantidad de aqua
para cuando sc necesite.
En- lugar de sacar Ell aqua del rio,
Ia cual -esultaria salada, sc extraera
del tanque de almacenamiento. el
cual contara con la cantidad Sufi-
ciente de aqua para abastecer a p,
Isabel por el tempo que dure Ia
condicion que acabamos de desert
Dir.
Sc encuentran listos unos bonos,
para cubrir parte de los gastos que
sc haran. en- la serie de mejoras
que Sc llevaran a cabo en- el sis
tema de distribution de aqua Po-
table en- esta ciudad. FL monte de
los bonoS. es de $4,000 d6lares.
, 1935-06-12
Ell Clipper Esta
Listo Para ell Vuelo

ALAMEDA. Calf, JUNO II. -
Los directories de la Pan-American
Anyways esperaban informes de
que hubiese tormentas sobre Ell
Oceano Pacifico para enviar a su
gigantesco avion Pan American
Clipper" en- su Segundo viaje hacia
las iSlas Midway, que sc encuen-
tran a 1000 millas de diStancia-
Solo una escala Sc hara en- ell vue-
10, siendo esta en- Honolulu.
Il vuelo del avion Se ha pos
pueSto dos veceS a consequence
de las magnificas condolences at
m~osfericaS que pravelecen por ahora.
"QueremoS eSperar tempo malo
para probar que ell Clipper puede
cruzar Ell oceano en- c~ualesquler
clase de tempo" dijeron los direc-
torres de la Pan-American.
, 1935-06-12
Pide Ayuda La
Cruz Roja En-
Brownsville

w. o. washington, presidente del
Comite de Ia Cruz Roja en- Browns
vile, declare que William H. Bax-
ter Jr. gerente del Departamento
DE la Cruz Roja en- ST. Louis. MIS-
souri,, lie envio una peticion supli-
cando a los RESIDENCES de eSta ciu-
cad a que contribuyan con 10 que
puedan. para aliviar los sutrimien-
los de todas aquellas familias que
hayan sufrido perdidas a conSe-
cuencias de las manufactures y tor
mentas que sc han regiStrado en-
otras parties del EStado.
"Creo que los residences del VaLe,
c~ontribuiran con 10 que puedan para
allyiar los sufrimientos de las VIC
timas de las crecientes. Los resi-
denies del Vale recibieron dona-
tivos de Ia Cruz Roja, despues del
huracan de '33" declare Washing
ton
Las personals que deseen contri,
buir pueden enviar Il oooloS a.
Ing. Washington o a S. c. Graham.
Tesorero de la Cruz Rola ell
brownsville.
, 1935-06-12

FL GENERAL
l. CARDENAS?
E. General Plutarco
Elias Gales Hizo
Declaraciones E n
Mexico Hoy

MEXICO. d. F.. JUNO l2.-Cir-
culaban rumores en- eSta capital de
que tai vez. ell Presidente de Mexi-
CO. Sr. General Lazaro Cardenas,
renunciaria la presidencia.
Fl General Plutarco Elias Gales,
reconocido como el lider politico de
la Republica, en- una declaration
publica dijo que Sc rumoraba que
Sc estaban fernando grupos de
"CardenLstas" v "Callistas" en- Ell
ADO, Fl General Gales dijo que
habia sucedido 10 miSmo durante el
periodic presidential de Pascual Or
tiz Rubio. y ahadio que en- aquel
t,-apo el habia tratado de "evitar
las consecuencias."
FL ex-presidente Gales declare
que lamentaba que hubiese aumen-
tado el numero de huelgas en- la
Republica. Dijo que algunas de las
huelgaS, habian sido ell resultado de
IA actitud injuStificada de los CAPT
talistaS, pero que Ell Gobierno ha-
bia demostrado que Sc encontraba
de parte de los obreros, v que no
habia razon para jugar con la vida
economical del pals"
II General Gales Sc referia a Ia
huelga que estallo recientemente en-
Mexico y que afecto a la compania
de tranviaS en- esta ciudad. decla-
rando que IA compahia "esta en-
bancarrota." FL General Gales sc
refirio tambien a la huelga que
eStallo hace mas de ounce dias en-
la "Compahia Telefonica Y Tele-
grafisa Mexicana", Subsidiaria de Ia
international Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, diciendo que Ia
compania ha cedido a todas las de-
mandas justas que sc lie han presen-
tado."
Aseguro el General Gales que no
habia justification legal en- las re-
clamaciones que hacian por sueldos
retrasados a Ia compahia tranviaria.
nj para las peticiones de aumento
de salaries que Sc lie hicieron a Ia
Compania Telefonica Mexicana.
Fl General Gales dijo que Ia
caus- de tantas huelgas Sc debia a
que las organizaciones obreras no
marchaban de acuerdo.
Las huelgas han entorpecido, en-
la mayoria de los casos. la vida in
dustrial del pals.
, 1935-06-12
TRATARON DE
LINCHAR A
I'm NEGRO
Las A [ O d a d c s
Lograron Salvar A
Raymond Curry De
Ser Ahorcado

MUNFORDVILLE, Kentucky. Ju-
MO l2.-Raymond Curry. negro. de
10 amos de edad. sc encontraba en-
la cArcel de Elizabethtown. des-
pues de haber Sido arrebatado a
una multitud que intentaoa lin
charlo.
Las autoridades lograron salvar
al negro. internandolo en- Ia car
eel.
FL negro Sc ~encuentra acusado
de haber tratado de violar 81 la
Sra. Esther Jolly. de ID amos de
edad. recien caSada.
, 1935-06-12
APROBARON
FIANzAS FL
L o Comisionados
Del Condado D e
Cameron, En- Una
Session
Especial para FL Heraldo)


SAN BENITO, Texas, JUNO H.
Las fianzas. de SIS. 900 dolares que
presentaron los representatives de Ia
San Benito Bank and Trust Com
pany. a Ia Corte de Comisionados
del Condado de Cameron, fueron
a~ceptadas. En- el banco referido.
depositara el Condado los fondos
escolares.
La Corte de Comisionados. Sc re-
unio. en- la vecina ciudad de
Brownsville. en- session especial. el
martes por la tarde.
Las personals que firmaron las
fianzaS fueron: (. H. Downs, B. c..
Marshall. w. w. Housewright. Z. o.
Breedlove, T. w. Moore, y Joe @.
Ballenger.
, 1935-06-12
.REPARACIONES
AL ALUMBRADO
DE LA CIUDAD
Sufrio Muchos Danos
A C~onsecuencias Del
Huracan Que Azoto
Hace TEMPO

FL alumbrado publico de Browns
$llle, eSta Siendo objeto de repara-
clones. informes que recabamos en-
el ayuntamiento, nos hacen Saber
que los ramales de distribution de
energia electrical en- Brownsville
Quedaran EN- magnificas condiciO-
mes al terminarse los trabajos.
Empleados de Ia ciudad Sc en-
cuentran reponiendo los focoS que
faltan en- los arbotanteS v poStes
del alumbrado publico, habiendoSe
empeZado csc trabalo IA Semana
paSada.
e. alumbrado publico de Browns
vile, sufrio SerioS deSperfectos a
consecuencias del huracan que azo-
to esta region en- Ell aho de 1888. no
funcionando en- su totalidad. deSde
csc tempo. encontrandoSe la ma
yoria de los circuitos en- malas con-
diciones.
No Sc saba cuantO tempo Sc en-
plearia en- terminar las obras de
~reparacion que sc eStan hacienda
a los circuitos electricoS.
, 1935-06-12
Discuten Acerca
De l. NRA En-
Senado

WASHINGTON. d. C.. JUNO IL.
La peticion del gobierno del
Presidente Roosevelt. en- la cual
pide al congreSo que apruebe la
prolongacion de los codigos de la
NRA, fue objeto de larga discu-
sion y ataque, de parte del Sena-
dor Long (demdlrata de Louisiana.)
FL Senador Long habia pedido
que Se incluyeSe en- In peticion que
hacia el Gobierno de Roosevelt al
Senado. que dicho cuerDo legiSla-
two. confirmase los nombramien-
tos de todos los empleados fedora
les que percibiesen suicides de $4.-
600 o mas anualeS.