Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1930 — Page 23

MAY 23, 1930

DRY AGENTS TO MASS FORCES HERE FOR RACE Liquor Runners, Criminals Target as Officials Line Up Men. Return engagement of the old play, "The Law-versus Followers of the CroA-d ’ is scheduled for Indianapolis next week. Already prohibition agents are feeling tire call of the Speedway race next Friday in their remote posts throughout Indiana and Illinois ana the hawkshaws and “Sheerluck” Holmes boys of the federal narcotic and secret service are packing their bags. They’ll a'i be in here next week to prepare for t!>e drive on criminals v ho make a fancy !/ ing "playing the suckers” at sport.ng events. The liquor situation will bring out the sleuths of the Indianapolis police department and the sheriff’s office. They will keep their “eyes peeled’’ from now until the race, on the theory that the more important hooch consignments will be trucked in within the next few days. By the time all the law enforcement agencies get together, everything from traffic congestion to the boys W'ho might put a pea under the shell, if thev had cne, will be under close scrutiny, officials declare. Bad money passers are jumping the gun, according to word received today and several poor specimens of half-dollars are appearing. Counterfeit bills will hold the spotlight

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race day. More than one stand operator has made change for worthless paper in days gone by, and they are being warned to be doubly cautious this year. Dope addicts undergo t v e same reaction to a race as the liquor drinker does when he mingles with more than 160.000 people, agents say. A sniff or two to him is as good as a drink or two out of a cold bottle to the right-arm benders, they declare. Sheriff George L. Winkler announced deputies will begin their annual patrol of the grounds and adjacent roads Saturday. Police Chief Jerry Kinney will throw reserves on the location during the time trials. The froce will be doubled race day.

WACKER’S MEAT MARKET 403-05 W. Wash. St. RI ley 9081 Saturday 9 A. M. to 12 Noon Only! HAMBURGER (•£?) Lb. 15c SAUSAGE ( \Tc ) l- 15c TAYSTEE OLEO (*£) Lb. 15c TENDER STEAK Lb. 18c BEEF ROAST £. Lb. 18c BOILING BEEF Lb. 10c COFFEE Blend Lb. 1 8c

DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO THIRTY-SIX NURSES Higher Standards of Training Are Proposed by Speaker. Higher educational standards In schools of nursing was urged by Miss RutlT Williams, valedictorian, at the commencement exercises of city hospital nursing school Thursday night. Dr. Henry S. Leonard, health board president, presented diplomas to thirty-six. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, former Mayor L. Ert Slack and Dr. William A. Doeppers, superintendent. spoke.

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