Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1933 — Page 29

JAN. 27, 1933

EIGHT-HOUR DAY FOR WOMEN IS URGED PASSED Senate Committee Approves Bill: Egan Against Liberalization. Passage of a bill for an eight-hour basic working day for women in industry will .be recommended to the senate today by Judiciary C committee. of which Senator Chester A. Witson tL)em.. Ft. Wayne), is chairman. This bill was introduced by Senator Fred A Egan 'Dem., Gary), who said he is hopeful that it will be passed by th> senate without any liberalization of its provisions. Exceptions in favor of seasonal occupations, Egan said, already have been made, but further exceptions will be resisted. Compromise on retention of the teacher tenure law is indicated by Senator Walter S. Chambers 'Dem.. Newcastle t, who is prepared to offer an amendment to the pending Schricker bill limiting tenure to cities having a population of more than 18.000. Indianapolis and about twenty other cities, if the Chambers amendment is adopted, would retain tenure and all other schools units in Indiana would be exempt. Sharp debate is anticipated when the proposed change is presented. Receiver Bill Hits Snag Proposal by Senator J. Francis Locharri <Dem., Milan), to cure receivership evils struck a snag when a senate committee adopted a split report on Lochard’s bill. Senators Druley and Dennigan today signed a minority report in favor of the measure and are prepared to argue against the majority report for indefinite postponement. Lochard's bill applies to all suits for receivership where preferred stock and bonds are outstanding against, property. In these cases, the bill provides the receiver shall be named by a majority of the security owners instead of the judge hpanng the case. Boost in fees for county sheriffs, wiping out reductions made at last summer’s special session of the assembly, are provided in a bill to be reported favorably by a senate committee today. For Reduced Pay Senator George Sands (Dem., South Bond) and Senator Egan are co-authors of the measure under terms of which a sheriff can. collect increased mileage for himself and his deputies for transportation of prisoners. General reductions in salaries of public officials, put into effect last

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Apollo Theater Asks Film Fans to Give Ideas of His Appearance. Fifteen dollars in prizes is offered Indianapolis Times contest fans who send in the best drawing of Boris Karloff, as he appears in ‘The Mummy," which opens today at the Apollo theater. You no doubt will remember, readers, the strength of Karloff's characterizations in Frankenstein. What is your conception of how he v ill look as Imhotep, the 3.700-year-old mummy? Fill in the blank’with your drawings, and have your entries reach the contest editor of the

summer by the special session, would be continued until Jan. 1, 1936, by terms of a bill introduced Thursday by Senator Thurman A. Gottschalk (Dem., Berne). Gottschalk is the senate’s leader on the all-powerful budget committee which Is drafting the biennial appropriation measure for all state institutions. Brisk debate is expected today when a bill liberalizing divorces in Indiana is reported out favorably from committee. Residence of only one year, instead of two, as at present, is provided before divorce actions may be filed. Attempt to cut residence period down to only six months is anticipated. - Saturday Is Bargain Day And You Will Sure Find Bargains at Our Place. All Kinds Poultry—Dressed Free. ROOSTERS lb. 10c ROASTERS lb. 15c Other Stock at Bargains THE GRANT CO. I'M V New Jersey HI. 5654

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DAYS OF YORE | DISCUSSED BY OLD-TIMERS More Than 300 Members of Kingan & Cos. Club Hold Dinner. Two decades and more of memories were recalled Thursday as more than 300 members of the Old Timers’ club of Kingan and Company met at their first annual dinner in the company cafeteria, Maryland and Blackford streets. Every member of the club had been in the employe of the company twenty years or more. James Sanders headed the list

of old timers. He recently finished , his sixtieth yt -with the company. Seven others present had been with the firm more than fifty yea: s. They are: Charles O Donnell, Chit Bryan, Michael Kinney, Horace Nutt, Mike Neimbo, George Hoffman, and Thomas Kililia. The Reliable String quartet played old lime music during the dinner hour. Members of the group were David Hoffman, Neal Waggoner, Virgil Jones, and Marvin Wells. Following the meal, music, dancing. and speeches made up the en- ' tertainment. William Moffett executed the old Irish dances, accompanied by Charles O'Donnell on the bagpipes. William B. Robinson, accompanied by Norman Robinson, sang two Irish i airs, and Thomas G. Sinclair sang ’ to his own accompaniment. Other entertainers were Thomas Bruce, harmonica, and Robert Burrows, guitar; a string trio made up of Elmer Dunn, Frank Thomas, and

John Darbo; and recitations by John McHugh. E. F. Burrows, club president, pre- I sided. He introduced K. D. Sinclair! of Belfast, Ireland; R S. Sinclair.; company president; John R. Kinghan. president of the board of directors; and A. C. Sinclair, vice president of the company. HARMENING RITES SET Funeral of City Woman to Be Held Monday at St. Mark s C hurch. Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Harmening, 35. who died in the i home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Mayer. 1202 Dawson street. Thursday, wil be held in St. Mark's church at 2 Monday. Burial will be m Washington Park cemetery. Mrs. Harmening, wife of Edward Harmening. had been ill for four i years. She was a member of the ; St. Mark’s English Lutheran church. The body is being held in the Bert S. Gadd funeral home, 2130 Prosi pect street.

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