The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 10S5. LOCALE OF FLORIDA STORM intensity, Mic t.bere wer tio known ri.pat.hs, Th aif he WS" ED REDS COASTAL LINER ON REEF OFF FLORIDA Ui'D mj. LillilLU i RNI FLORIDA $10 OUTLAV" uU! Continued from Page Part 1 continuim? from tiv south "with rapidly risinz tide and heavy The mind -was report rd full calc. and the barometer said to n- "Have no knowledge of -on- at Clearwater and Tarpon Springs." the message said. Separate rescue par Up were -sinned to all the 'keys from hi- do reports havi been received since the hurricane roared, north ware.

o'd of the Florida strait Monday r.uh'. They number about twenty, the largest being Cape Sable. In addition there are more than ICO tins islets where are fishermen's s'na. ks ever to devastated area. -3 rr 1.

rt I i Xi. she said ie Kcvs in axi that "nowher all that larsci there a'fisn that a man or woman i 1 t' No Signs of. Life. Between Mctacorr.be and Grassy Keys, where hundreds live, not in- c.iUu.nz tKK s. .1.

hamlets, Uiliciais mri the" rescue and relief battalions tne rescue una reuei CT in? trui v-'-u -va not on? sisn of i xr.g o-f-f feared many would show their lifer Hotels, homes, decks (fHannearpd. Eh? said. On-3 cf the first- Red Cross Inspectors to reach the scene reported short wave wireless to Leonard Crc-5 execntive 1 Ti- r.i- -ri-'r. COUNTY TAX RATE i BOOSTED 1 0 GENTS iZ here, th.u the I. v.

r-s tin r.s of hvsnic l-5. Todav score or mere sn.iu bav? dcttrcs. fcf end put out from Miami. Key Westsnd small mainland pmrs for the Keys, j-j-a-- v-ined enrr rie-pa'rred last rJsht. with sri-inionl reached tne it c- Centinofd from rare 1, Fart 1 lished' rioridV'nd the kev.

The S. S. livie, Ut abroad, is cr.v., .1 off Carevj.fort rrrf. Fta September 1 rD fJ RR AK CASUAL 1 I LID 1 level of this years total to the Here in the Stw Orleans-io- i Pa. budset.

Tn th reneral orjeratmsr buaset, v. 4 jatnes Murra Nw York liner Dixie which went i 5torrn seen" ana Cleveland. aground on a coral pys un- A part hst in th hur-j ncane wr.icr. the Florida i reef off the the 'hurricane reef off the Tw. nf the more serio officials had requested a.

total of S2 334 523.15. The council reduced the figure to $1,537,175.50, as com- known. leer Monday night- SHIPS READY FOR RELIEE AGTlViTlES RESCUE ATTEMPT PUT Ui 'DER BUDGET cf c. P'a'riaVF'. Tr DEAD rom.PAn:es of th" Florid.

r.3Lnl -uf-d. in trucks lim with tents and kitchen', pounded across ruined rr.rhwvfs thro.uh the snd scene of "devastation today. 'Mrrrhers nf tlie American Lerion pared with total appropriations axed a rear ago in the 1535 budset of Councilmen reduced the request of $425,000 for old- EI OE Fverett. McComb. Lowell.

Mass. H. F- Ktk'. Btll'Mlle. M.

IWfman. ri. Wf.ham J. Louisville LLHOL lnninr Lj-'-. drowned rt i 'mned the re-cnr 1:.

Twer-ty pensions to $325,000. The had been for next year. Cenlinurd from t. Vti 1 Contsnurd freoi 1 Tart 1 i onrtors and liiu V-i Vd Pa 171 dent near Ft. nnm i r.

I scene by dawn however, is $125,000 above this d. 1 vear's appropriation. The i patchrd to tne and rfor? mtc ben i nrc De'r't. nebrt j. McFhTon.

Nr in fivers. tanker Keaprr. They hoed i 1 u- lower Iheir boat soon to start tak- rtff tho riv.p mssensers. tuf Cast! uuiiiun v. A.

T-. i I V. To-ilrr 1 JIB Jt.i OH O't reiUStrU lUCTrvt and have no permarnt watfr supply i iion for the new county planning I except that caught in cisterns. Re- commission. The planning commis- cmimanH of Cartai.ii 1 I I Atlar'a.

Conrad. i i -i ir i i-. 1 'it-1 a i Lakeland, Thorr.a l.irs. rge Tart I rr I'altn acn'e snou- i nn rwupsf, was sn.uuu C'TS 'ritiF'l frf l''" .1 I I 1 Sundstrom. i rid i 1 The wind had veered in south and utf atiH barf rreatlv lesrrncd in if etry Kesen, Tirrnier MISSING.

Fla. Totals Remain Higher. Although the council cut many Miart anrf nnpratin? exivnse in- ase which, coupled wr.n a snortage of food and medical supplies. made the suffering of more har-rowinsr. F.oats that left Miami and rufil r' i i 'o r.

'1 1 velocity. The Dixie, en route to York Vf.n Nec.s, Van Matecnmbe. Van 0-. Ma'ecumbe. ine Van Ne, Matecumbe.

Benny H-rnnv Zi.rer.' Katr' th 1 1 a. I Thomas D. Saire 1. Atlanta. Le-re-tx, Llovd F.

Fitchett, Terra W. Va. G. L. Harrlein.

Wavetly. T. a. D. Brewer, Knoxville, Tenn.

i -s ll tntr dinrr. creases sought by officials, the total rorn ,5 Mm Key West carried writer and xooa. 1 fhe effert i (' Camp No. 1 Cr. Jo-e-nh Storm -m -r T- t-n f- 'I'.

t- r--f pJt'vT cctrn the 7 f''-f f-' r1 tl cf tnd -1 I 7 '-f rtl' -l 'i Mi i l.i in -a I i r. 1 .1 ft r. wri ndt i. h.ri- Sweeps Oast. i appropriations for the various day'niEtlit by the same liurricane thnt irricane meantime whirled partments remained higher in most devastated "the Florida keys, lie I Dr.

D. C. Main, Camp no. 1. A.

B. Flow, Los Angeles The lv ne f. Gne a. I Pit tl Jesse lea ion, uuupyii. Vergil Gulfport.

J. M. Lydon (no city), Massaenu- at more than seventy miles an nour than those in effect this siluatioa was so perilous mat Men -setts. nn Florida's west coast, passing: over master sent repeated SOS calls. A th t-t xm mKA-t offrAea unknown.

lit ii. m-nm'iniT rfa a rtf Lee. 1 5 Car. vetrtic vessels reached her and 01 i f. r- -11 r' i i i i oi.t-f of tnose tt.

Rowe, Esmeralde. Fla. 'charlotte Sarasota. Manatee and Salary increases for county judges as she nustood the furious pound- -t t- tikr1''' 1 J. E.

Edwards, Park Valley (state I Hillsborough counties. i from $4,350 to $5,800 as the county's i in? of the seas, her peril crew less a I f- 'I'i 1. no 'f a An; 1.1 j'r-i t-. -ct-'-i Th," r.ell bv Lo Y. nou grveuj.

as last. lepon viic -1 hare were aiiowea in comormuy Al William address unknown, eighty miles north of Tampa. Resi- nnin'on makir- such I It was believed hat II passpuQTis -t. Thomas Giniak. lacerations on alon? the Wst coast, in- ith legal oPmn makin.

such and part of lnc r.rew would be i- scalp, address unknown. formed through press reports off action mandatory. But the salaries takea of and landed at Miami. Ou-p nYr. tl i Harold tn toe soui-n.

nf rnurt. TerorTirs ana cams ne i wneie tvru the hurricanes fury Mary bell Tyre, a vernier. INJURED. N. E.

Howell, Franklin, Va. Gaines, Kansas Cuy. -W. N. Nepsha, Minneapolis.

Joseph Nepsha, Minneapolis. Harry U. Eaker. Washington. Frank Hipfins, Youngstown, Dr.

Laster Alexander, camp No. 2. Ernest MeCanley. Youngstown, Irwm Sutton, Lansing, Mich. Joe Fecheau, Providence.

R. I. Wdlard M. Parker, Long Island, N. Y.

Arthur Parker, Lons? Island. i--n it- 1 1 Iw Yoif. fcT'er, who rr 'h5 cnf a15 f-r a Ivin Si Th? Standard Vacuum issue was settled after George S. Walden, chairman cf the company, and Dur.das, vice-president, called at the state department for advice. They "battened down" to meet the shock of the "blow." All shipping in the area was suspended.

The horror of the scenes in the keys was related by Harry Gaskin, a Veteran employed on the Meta-rAmHf nroiect. Brought to Jackson I 7. v- tl fractured right leg and hand. John Conway, Chicago, broken Id rC Harold Sickler, East Orange, N. left shoulder fractured.

Harry Mattox, Johnson City, punctured lung. W. A. James, Baltimore, Md, $1,500, respectively, increases to tnfn stlrmpt to pull her off lhe reef $2,400 and $1,800 had been asked, ad escort her to the nearest ship-Sheriff Otto Ray was successful in yard for repairs, his plea for five extra deputies. i 1 1 a ir: th lc-r rr- p-f rt A'vrr f-i i m-r' lii-r'- cf (.

a 1 1 llOf 1 h- it onferred with Wallace Murray, cmet i t' I Salaries of the crtiei oepury cicr. BEDFORD BANS UANUNli rOVEfiEI) WIGONJrf the new eastern K- -r i him that Francis RiCKett. British pro- ari'l JU r- motpr arter! for them in neso- Memorial 'Hospital here, treasurer and auditor were cut from hmisprt arsrf lacerated, told of see- i safiOO. the maximum under a new iimrnr nniillP JOC Cfll nUnrfl i "I er h-1 -i 1 uni r. inriiin Mte among many ing the hurricane lift a hospital law, to $3,000.

city neann miiciai tijitinsr the concession witn emperor Haile Selassie. BEDFORD. Prptrmhpr 4 'i r- i i a i A iwii- ritv rHinanre bans t1 fieTi cr I asked tne county 10 pay (nf ronJtr' Tddf st range moves" might help to local- fifty feet and deposit it in a heap three blocks away, its share of tne cost mamtaminK tilt f-f itbin iffner! on trail- ize the situation. American-owned Standard Vacuum Company had agreed to withdraw from the huge Rickett concession. Pome retarded the cancellation as inevitable owing to what it con- alcoholic i t' t.i" a tuples.

dancing in places where beverages are sold here. S. Word Fm Mn, rrire-J frf.Mn tn Hull lv'ip st.atimpnt. Later Secretary Hull issued statrnent saying: iviaiiy i tjiuinuiui.1'.. Wall Street Surprised.

NEW YORK, Septemlx-r 4 (A.P.) Wall street was considerably surprised today to find the Standard The offinals were Informed that nrnrinrpd lhroU2hout world. particularly Islamorado and Lower Metacombe, had not been heard from, but on the basis of accounts vy 'i the crantir.gr of fhls roncession hud rraeticalh. the American move is Crhult's -Trailer Mart ELK HA RT, IMf). regarded as having changed the hern, the cause cf creat embarrass- by survivors, officials feared the death toll is "possibly great." A isation not at since Italy con- I Vacuum Oil Company, interested in mfnt nor cu refund to recognize the The special train which had been but to other governments wno are validUy of lhe concession and in sent to the kevs to evacuate war the Ethiopian oil deal in view of repeated denials by various officials of Standard units that such was the veterans working on highway proj-j making strenuous and smoere i PVent of its armies taking over efforts for the preservation of peace." Ethiopia would have regarded it Walden and Dundas commum- EfiROLL THIS WEEK Enter September 0 Urfinit. lfi- ru'lrrf I rt fi i i.

i -rit nnf 'it i tsrrat. hrnt. n4 ti Iir-t tt a livfi' ni viU enotlffrt.on 26-28 W. WASHINGTON ST. 'i cated with associates in New 01 said the American move clears the Informed Hull they had every one was saved, according to a wireless message received at Red Cross headquarters today.

The message said: "Relief train that went for Camps 1, 3 and 5, had to stop below No. 1, and twenty or twenty-five men got aboard. A short distance from the camp the train was overturned bv waves. All were saved by H. R.

case. Virtually every official and employe of the many Standard units that could be reached had been called upon to verify or deny the story and in each case the result was in substance the same: "We are not interested in, and have no knowledge of the deal." Officials of the Soconv-Vaeuum You'll find YOUR size here! atmosphere. The Qua! DOrsay ana the French press believed the move would have the twin result of clear-in? Great. Britain of any suspicion of" being involved and restoring to Ethiopia much of her economic value which Britain and France could use as an ace in the hole for ten mo rr finsitln lod', I fr.lr'. is t.v.- Easiness 1 I I I na i i decided to accept his advice.

They Ezid the Ethiopian emperor would be notified they were withdrawing from, the Observers here took the view that Hull expressed his opinion of the matter to the oil men in much la: U37 than was ir.rh-t. ted 1 offu MatBm-nt cf the It was said he tinted oul that thp trant re-ilvftljd at sn inc-portune time and 1 h-1 rieated Italian surrincns whirh Li. i.v bargaining with Premier Benito Tjjvl 1 Ly 3 i i V. Ct 1U V'VU wr Gleeson and J. J.

Cunningham, who were on the train." The Bridge oer Snake creek separating Metacombe Key from Mussolini, and chairman cf the executive committee, and Harold P. Sheets, The first reaction in Berlin was the belief that a potential source of far-reaching complications had been removed. It was said unofficially Key Larfto, which connects with the Are you Are you Are you if I- upil' ht at 'UiMii. Munrif '--r-. i.

rr I 1 1 M-'r 1 i tf, I ff i 1 1 ft (n "11 i rt Iff I VS. Vriy el. CcntrclDisincssCcll: ivM'ilhd fti yace effort5. 1 Tl cr mainland, was restored eariy rooay and ambulances and trucks immediately began tl air port ins injured persons to emergency hospitals at Home teach, twenty-six miles below Miami. The one hospital theie was of Death and Horror Told bv Doctor Who Survived Storm 1 I i 1 no A InfertacJ of Asrement.

"Or. he 'aid, "I in-1 tii it '-cm- nt had i him ttl- fin of E'tu- m- rt Mr. immediately overcrowded and the hir-h school and church were made into omemT.cy wards and temporary shelters for the homeless. The jnoie inj were brought to Mi mi. All Stories of Horror.

Every report from the deadald arc oer tomn.tirMCatiou' facilities toVl the saire story of Jioiior. On Plantation JCey rrcuers found (1 i in "tit of cn-tie it titi lev ki it lu MIAMI. Fla. 4 A.P --Dr. I.

-r Alev-'i'der, officer at I'l-RA r.n No. 1. Srak 'v lf fjot.i cits, and sb' a- '-us. told a true of horror ftom U.e l.unlcane vliich Monday -he, Florida k--; "Th" s' ailed in f-iry at 8 W.I in? winds snd oer wrckae strewn roacls fer eighteen miles on a flat tire, we irnriied Camp No- 1 Pifi nere placed in a with a lot of dinnks uho kept up a (ont.nml f-j until quieted bv officers. We on the trip by Mr.

Kinr, of ILis.rys fillmsr station, one of tie few persons there who exer-ci-t-d anv real jud; aixjut tlie appioachhis storm. I ah- to Save Wife. "The building were plwred in jt j. arui pi u.es trr no n- m-'rt ot nmv Ir-i- i en nu O'. in tic1 vuiar c-f rsisiv as 1 1 nai with I but toiis.ta- n'ii a hhv un- cU'ineut." throe eteians with tneir wives Iiv I EVER before hove we hod mkH a large ossortmcnt of youthful, slenderizing ond pcfcct fitted dresses end coats for women who require Large Sizes or Half Sizes.

No matter what yowr size requirement; (ond we know they arc not like Mrs, Rc bard si we can hi you in our Specie! Size Shop, VA? recognize the Large Size Women's problems and design all cur Special Size clothes to rv-cet them. Come in to see the new, flattering styles for Fall end Winter. Thriftily priced, of course. Dr. Alexano'-r sai, a i.

ji p. t.neii a jy i pe. 1 v-uiirji1 hers lei oe OUie to ha J' i i a after the storm I talked with ad 1. One at petro-; pa- rtiMi'r. ui ix', i a.vJert on an at a.

ir-rt i-inent. ei.htv ad persons ww-j a a Irunmn chain lions 'lhrt flan is: Yuruuiu Company a su.i-ivluiry ionitlv cwnesi i nod oi. ume Hie tic i 4 uru a' Mit.l 1 tiie i' K-cir. -a umr. uu ccmpai.

ru-e to f-t ail trie women ana iu but I w-as wash-d out into the and four children dad. On Kv Laro they found bodies of men and women and children entangled in th.e ruons of up-turra'd tif'S wheie they had been by th wind. On Mehicombe Key, at Camp 1 of the war t'o5jl-ed by FERA, it, was said that not one plank remained attached to another. Houses on K---y Laivo been lilted in th3 air, to and dropped to earth is much as 100 yards away. Bos and clrls were f.e:nd E-ddd beneath a The 'urlted Elates coa-t euard -'1 i'tAiuii-d Oil uiv of ant "he I swam nac creek hotel, wh.cn guit by a nn riv iVandud a uum 'e-' t'ie Alncan Ex- in 5 urn cy col-i ps a.s jl uu.a am.

i. nw. manv sh.oie just, as the ho-pi'ol collapsew. Thet-e I h-aid mv w.fe callmz my r.arne. 0m- was uv-d 85 a hospital, lai-ed abojt 10 p.

under tre ndns and 3L 0' 1 1 0 i ration hta ned I iff paviT.Li at iUlKSS COATS, UP bi 'o this but I was )t ao io y'r-'n Sh was killed under tne :r.iber th.eje rjms the others. in I ff lines. i le up up Ou of th FVti COATS it He's len-cer 4 frank relief1 4 tlircrt n- i Err ir jar; Sp II II i a l. v. 1 tone reiuae ni'f tl woii'en snd tl woman that Ikivw a ion was a 4 Pan-o I was j.

-n-v ef Pome that redded in 'j-eeji Jin mllri'T. II Circl ors trn took ii -i 4-, in i ih-1 re -t 1 saved. Timbers Ca-e Jeath. tl-" topp'rd o-. cr.

I x-as sh' ta walk O'lt tnroueh a h- '11 in'o ao- th-e or feet of wver f'ot- until I night. the wa -s. lhe su tn -C its ar: rd. ra hear Cn in inr 'I in.rt tlie f.rst from tnat ara A How I Mrs. e-hordt is with her Specisl Sixc Drcs5.

a ii there icatned full he that f.F", .1 pteran Ha1- Story. in f.m 1 don, j'vxerm fi'tv or sixtv mdet an i a hoi or, 't. tn rd mt natn toH hS story. ed bv c-ps or It' Ha aid KP r.e sa we aiuu i mw to hit hke that we ki 4 i i tj i (alp. tuity t-vmct, Open SunrJiiT A.

t. on of tl' ji the 1. at there in jrit the tra'n wot. -A r-f a 'tt id a h-trk f' 'J JL 'V ,1 'I US ii P. VI J.

mil I jatd-" -ind be-nr kr.r- 5 1 We hrdil vr 1 tiire? by fly cre fr- 1 i-r Krr-tr urrxors' I f'nhy recned a r- iC-'v'd'tV. a "7 lL- fthizhwrere 'vU till the train Tzr-J a im-h cf other men u5p i "-T tlp-d Sunhum -t SOQlhed- Wn-r w- 1 -n th Chdfna ColinfJ eat.h tne so we th.fs nb9t cut me 1 v.c i 3-in- rebri" Trti was tne omy way we nr 1 4 41-' a. 1 ra t7 pc 5 r.rf r-e in I ar.js Car. 'air nrr 1 nouscinciG -y At ctv eak ri- "1 of Actual Photo of Sirs. Vera Htilinrds 1262 S.

Hording St. Indianapolis, lnd. In a Miller's Special Size Model (Size 60) and 3 h.vzoticn G'vss Wen rr: o-' ccttc vp.p slvk tre jp f-e I I r- tt n. ic if F-r'ion, aa nc 7 npn a 'a: at 11" t. r-F-rv st-'e a c'y rr ca" r.r i.

r- i I l)ancin: Shoes Irr -is4- read 'I fr! tso)l SIZES: 3n, m0, -2 43, 50, 52,. 54, 55 SIZES: 16V2, IR1. Veru frt i'n jmerc C. The ONLY store in 6 2m to rjlS-r: Ave. -1 wo TV- size dresses.

ft r. I' cn r-' r---" CV rf OV with an entire floor elusive! to 'org? tTMti. 'i i 1 22: 7, 24 26 '2. M' rite rr f- "1 cr- re. ircl id rf ca-e rf Fcar.

ppm Jrd StJC'l v- lane, rv-e tariie of 5 TV. 5 r-e cp, "If 1 ii tl P.M. Third Floor n-r 1c.11 r- crriv "AM. CLC ATT Tin A 0 SHOE.