Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1932 — Page 2

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WAR DEAD ARE PAID HONOR AT GARFIELD PARK Asa J. Smith Is Speaker at Service Star Legion Memorial. ‘To those who* memory we today honor we pay tribute as having contributed the greatest of sacrifices for the common welfare of our common country and of humanity.” With this verbal wreath for the warrior dead and with a plea for more law enforcement and support for the government of the United States. Asa J. Smith, attorney, gave the chief address a the memorial service:' today in the Grove of Remembrance a* Garfield park Flags '• err. placed on 187 memory' tree by school children at the conclusion of the services which were held under auspices of the Hamil-ton-Bcrrv chapter of the Service Star Legion Bugler Calls Assembly The rites opened at 2 p. m with •#embly call of a bugler The Manual Training high school band furnished the music, with the Rev. Ira C. Dawes, pastor of the Friends church, giving the invocation. Children of school No. 18 sang “Trees ' and schools No 34 and 35 j tang patriotic airs. In his address Smith said •'Neither hatred of war nor love of peace ahuold motivate our actions, but,] the determination to maintain and, preserve organized society upon a basis Which will insure justice and j liberty. More Strong Arm We need more, not less, of the p’rong arm of authority, s strength- j ened police system and judiciary to oppose and eliminate criminals and their tendencies to destroy our in*l tuition*. ■~.ie same Is true relative to our r tonal defense and possible ou„1 w nations. The promised land: r i not be gained without effort, sr. sometimes neither war nor the| sfe-n ~t obligations of citizenship ran hr avoided if wp are to maintain and preserve for p.wterity thp i blessings of our Inheritance,” he i sntd. A bugler s “taps” concluded the services. BUS DRIVER, LUNCH ROOM CLERK ROBBED Bandits Escape With Total Loot of Only *25. Bandits robbed a bus driver and * lunch stand eierk Thursday night! and early today, escaping with a lofal of *36. according to police. Deal Sanders. 27, of 622 Langsdale avenue, driver for the Peoples' Motor Coach Company, reported that, a bandit hoarded his bus at Central avenue and Fiftieth j street late Thursday, forcing him to hand over *lO at the point of a revolver. Slugging. Clem Taikuigton. 65. of fan Eastern avenue, clerk in a lunch car at 111 West Michigan ■treet, early today, a twndlt fled brtth a small cash register containing $lB, police were informed, BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD Affair Is Climax of Kroger Company's Fiftieth Anniversary. Climax of the golden anniversary of the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company was a dinner given in Cincinnati by B. H. Kroger, founder of the company, marking the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of his first store in the Ohio city. Nearly one hundred persons, who were patrons of Kroger in the first store, were his guests at the dinner. a feature of which was a large birthday cake. Kroger greeted his guests by name and declared they “helped lay the foundation stone of my success.” From the store opened in 1882 grew the chain organization which today has 4.844 stores located in nearly 1.000 communities in seventeen states

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Chaffee Earl. 24. son of the late Edwin T Earl, former Los Angeles newspaper publisher, has been ordered to pay his estranged pretty blond wife, Alice Bunch Ear!. 22 <above. **so a month alimony pending trial of her suit for separate maintenance. Mrs. Earl is pictured in court at Los Angeles. At the hearing, Earl testified that the *3.500,000 left him by his father and mother has dwindled to *194.354.

24 NURSES TO GET DIPLOMAS Commencement Program to Start With Party. Week of activities, preceding commencement program for twenty-four young women forming this year’s graduating class of the Nurses’ Bchool of the City hospital will open tonight with a theater and dinner party by the Nurses Alumnae association of the school. Bacclaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday night at the First Baptist church by the Rev. Oscar McKay. Nurses at the hospital will be hostesses for the graduates at a dinner Tuesday night at the Kopper Kettle inn. Thursday will be class day. whpn the annual ivy planting will take place on the lawn of the nurses’ home. The commencement program will be given Friday night, June 3. in the hospital auditorium. The speaker will be Professor Tolbert, F. Reavis, head of the Butler university sociology department. Graduates are as follows: M’*#s Agn## Andrrxon, Paulin# Augspurg#r. E#t. Fllrnb.ih Bai**. Marguerite N. Boson#!to. N#va B Buzan. Es*her M. DeLaa-ter. Agn#x Maxine Fogter, Dorothy D. Dehner. Cordelia A. Harner, Lenore Hill. Annie Lea Jackaon. Gladys Kerby, Vera Franc## KorfT. D. lonise Marsh. Margaret Miller. Edythe L. O Brien. Harriett J. and “Neva Jean Pickett. Katherine Luce!l# Rayhtll, Virginia . fnchesoo. JUartha F.llen Strole, Norma K Wilson. Pauline Edythe W'oodrard and Alice Zimmer. In the Air Weather conditions t 9 a. m.: West southwest wind, 12 miles an hour; temperature. 68: barometric pressure. 29.90 at sea level: ceiling, overcast, lower scattered clouds, estimated 2.500 feet; visibility, 10 miles; field, good.

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YEAR PROBATION IS ORDERED FOR | TOY GUN BANDIT Vera Wood Must Not Drink, Smoke. Swear or Ride in Auto, Judge’s Edict. Miss Vera Wood. 17, former Shortridge high school pupil, today started a one-year probation period by order of Juvenile Judge John F. Geckler, who found her guilty of holding up eleven persons with a toy pistol. After several weeks in the hospital. Miss Wood was brought into Juvenile court Thursday afternoon and ordered to obey four probation rules. Bhe must not drink, smoke, swear or ride in an automobile with any one except members of her family during probation. The courtroom practically was empty when she appeared. Onlv her mother, court attaches and re--1 porters heard Geckler s ruling In the case. Miss Woods neat and trim appearance contrasted stronglv with her first arraignment In court. She smiled happily when the court declared her only punishment would be probation. SSOO IN CASH *5041 CASH! Are you Interested? Save your sales slips and maybe voull win your share. Read the details on Page 9 today * Time*.

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Society's loss is charity's gain when Miss Helen Robbins, pretty and popular debutante of Washington and New York, pens her regrets to hostesses. For Miss Robbins 'pictured above. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, gives much of her time to charity. Her father Is chief of the division of protocol in the department of state.

CITY PLACED ON PUBLIC WORKS LIST OF GARNER - Federal Building Wing to Cost $1,100,000: Other Funds for State. . By Timr Special WASHINGTON. May 27—The proposed north wing of the Indian- ; apolis federal building, to cost *l.100.000. is included in the billiondollar public works program in the Gamer unemployment relief bill. The bill also provides funds for the immediate construction of pod- j

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office* in the following Ind Una cities: Angola *80.000; Aurora. 370.000; Berne. *70.000; Crown Point. 385 000; Columbia City. S80.000; Culver. $70,000: Franklin. *85.000: Garrett. *85.000: Hartford City. *85,000; Lawrenceburg. *70.000; Ligomer. 560.V4W; Martinsville. *85.000. Nappanee. $75,000; North Manchester. $65,000; Spencer. $80,000: Sullivan. $80,000: Tipton. *80.000; Union City. *85.000. The total provided for Indiana postoffice buildings is *2.490.000, The rivers and harbors program includes *1,820,000 for Indiana Harbor and canal; $357.00 for Indiana Harbor: $4,650,000 for open channel work, and 56.000 000 for lock and dam construction in the Ohio river. The secretary of treasury Is authorized to proceed as expeditiously as possible toward construction of postoffice buildings at Auburn. French Lick. Plymouth and Vincennes. These projects have not reached the contract stage. In addition, the secretary of

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freasury t* authorized to acquire and clear site* for at Albion, Alexandria. Attica. Batesville. Btcknell. Bloomfield. Boonville and Brookville. Butler. Cambridge City. Cannelton. Corydon. Danville. Delphi. Fowler. Hoboart. Huntingburg. Jasper. Knighstown. Knox. LaGrange. Liberty. Mitchell. Monttcello. Oakland City. Petersburg. Renaaelaer. Rockville. Scottsburg. Sheridan. TU City. Winamac. Austin. Dunkirk. Edinburg. Fairmount, Gas City, Greenwood. Jasonville. Lcogootee. Montpelier, North Judson. Orleans. Paoii. Pendleton. Rockport. St. Meinrad. Syracuse and West Baden. Indiana also would share in the distribution of $217,000,000 in federal highway grants. A British motor truck is equipped with a “pedestrian bumper.” It is a large roller in front of the forewheels which revolves backward. The roller shoves pedestrians who fall in front of the truck to safety.

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