Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1930 — Page 6

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PRESIDENT WILL BRING FISHING TRIP TO CLOSE Hoover Cuts Stay Two Days; Hughes’ Appointment Gratifying. BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD Pnltrd Trr Staff Correspondent LONG KEY, Fla.. Feb. 14 President Hoover has decided to cut his fishing vacation short by two days and will arrive in Washington Monday rather Wednesday. The President's decision, an associate said today, did not result from the pressure of public business. Mr. Hoover, it was explained, did not want to fish Sunday. Remaining here until Monday night would have given him only one more fishing day. Press reports of the senate's confirmation of Charles Evans Hughes as chief Justice of the supreme court reached Mr. Hoover by motorboat courier soon after they were flashed over the wire from Washington. He received the news with gratification. Hoover and his fishing party left here shortly after breakfast today aboard the houseboat Saunterer for Sombrero light, twenty miles south, for what will be their last long fishing cruise here. The Saunterer was accompanied by a flotilla of five other boats, including a coast guard cutter. APPOINTMENT MADE AT SECRET BOARD SESSION Former East Chicago Police Captain Again Holds Position. By l nitrii Frees EAST CHICAGO, Ind., Feb. 14. Nicholas Makar, ousted as police captain here four years ago, was appointed to his old post at a secret meeting of the East Chicago safety board. Makar is affiliated with the Frank Callahan faction of the Republican party and his appointment was seen as an effort of Mayor Thomas O'Connor to realign the party after the shakeup, caused by the resignation of former Mayor Raleigh P. Hale. Hale, convicted with fourteen others on charges on conspiracy to violate the federal liquor laws, will be sentenced in federal court at Hammond March 3. No action has been taken to appoint a successor to James W. Regan, who resigned as police chief after his conviction with Hale. DISCHARGED TEACHER WINS TILT IN COURT PV Times Spreinl VALPARAISO. Ind., Feb. 14. Mrs. Mary Shepherd, school teacher, who is jobless following complaints of patrons, one of whom said she was “not up-to-date,” has won the first round of a fight to compel Vernon L. Beach, Center township trustee, to give her a job. In Forter circuit court here, a demurrer by Beach's counsel, asserting Mrs. Shepherd’s complaint should be dismissed on the ground that a mandamus proceeding was not the proper method, was overruled. Charging she was dismissed without cause and without a hearing, Mrs. Beach, a teacher in Center township eight years, sets out that she was not hired for the 1929-30 term.

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FORM 0. 0, P, UNIT J. W. Ebaugh Chairman of County Veterans. A Marion county unit of the Republican Veterans of Indiana has been perfected with J. William Ebaugh, examiner in the state insurance department and former state representative, as chairman. Howard M. Meyer, attorney, is first vice-chairman; Albert R. Meurer, former city councilman, second vice-chairman; George H. Healey of the People's Motor Coach Company, treasurer, and Robert J. Rutherford, attorney, secretary. This is the first county unit to be organized. The state organization has bgen functioning for some time.

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MEXICAN ARMY TO SING MEXICO CITY, Feb. 14.-If singIng. Mexico's army will be a worldbeater one of these days.

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For the war department has made an appropriation in its budget to pay teachers for instructing the soldiers in singing. Music helps the soldiers in their work, the minister of war says.