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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1929

Page

14

London hotels face possible ban on Negroes over Robeson case

London parliament may consider barring Negroes from hotels after a ban on Paul Robeson prompted James Marley to urge a Commons debate. Marley, a Labour MP, said he hopes Prime Minister MacDonald will avoid colored prejudice and act on the issue.

United Press London Paul Robeson James Marley House of Commons MacDonald Marley

French Tiger Improves After Relapse

Former premier Georges Clemenceau, confined to bed after a severe heart attack, showed a spark of the old Tiger upon learning Aristide Briand's cabinet collapsed. He relapsed briefly, received oxygen, and later showed signs of improvement as Drs Walser and Laubry offered cautious optimism.

United Press Paris Ermier Georges Clemenceau Aristide Briand Briand Clemeneau Jean Walser Charles Laubry Clemenceau

Piano firm reorganized as Lennox Company

The Christena Teague Piano Company at 237 North Pennsylvania Street reorganizes under the name E. L. Lennox Piano Company. William C. Christena and Herbert J. Teague resign. new officers include E W Stockdale as president Walter Timmerman as vice president Pearl L Holloway as secretary and treasurer and E L Lennox as general director.

Christena-Teague Piano Company North Pennsylvania Street

Mayor vetoes city hospital bond ordinance over Sunday issue

A special city council meeting this week planned to re pass the $875,000 bond issue ordinance for a new hospital complex was vetoed by Mayor L. Ert Slack on Tuesday due to a legal flaw. The resolution mistakenly set the bond issue date as December 1, a Sunday. The ordinance, authorizing a five story outpatient and laboratory building and connections, had been passed by the council the prior Monday night.

New City Hospital L. Ert

City Council weighs remodeling police headquarters plans

City councilmen considered remodeling the police headquarters using Frank Hunter’s plotted designs to save fees if usable. Officials estimate enlarging the second floor cell house and remodelling would cost about $20,000.

Frank Hunter John F. White

Slim figures fall from fashion as health takes center stage

A shift in style favors rounded figures over extreme slimness. Paris designers adjust wardrobes for healthier silhouettes while entertainers seek natural looks. Emphasis falls on balanced meals with cereals milk fruit vegetables and meats to prevent undernourishment and related illnesses. Sugar is highlighted as flavor aid in healthy diets.

Paris Couturiers Econeens Ae

Love Me Love My Dog Afghan Hound and Saluki

A feature on the Afghan hound and Saluki as rare breeds in the United States. The Afghan hound is praised for beauty and courage, with a long history and hunting in couples. The Saluki is described as the dog of burning sands with ancient desert lineage and keen sight.

Helen B. Jillson Afghanistan Deserts Cellini National Museum Florence Italy

Architecture contest for Vincennes memorial underway

Programs of the memorial competition have been sent to William E Parson of Chicago, architectural adviser for the George Rogers Clark sesquicentennial commission. Copies have also gone to 138 architects who requested to submit plans.

West Vincennes William E. Parson Chicago George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Commission

Funeral Rites Held for Bishop Edmund M Dunne

Funeral of Bishop Edmund M Dunne spiritual leader of the Peoria diocese for twenty years was solemnized here with Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago singing the pontifical requiem high mass. More than 300 priests and church dignitaries attended from across the country.

United Press Peoria Ill Edmund M. Dunne Cardinal Mundelein Chicago

Fire damages poolroom and hardware store in city block

An overheated stove caused a fire early today at 419 East Thirtieth Street damaging the Keller poolroom and the Chalk hardware store next door with losses totaling about 600 dollars.

Keller Poolroom East Thirtieth Street Chalk Hardware

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