Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1933 — Page 30

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FRIEND LOST BY BIRDS IN DEATH OF WILL WOOD Late Congressman Always Fed Pigeons at House Office Building. BY WALKER STONE Time* Snerial Writer WASHINGTON. May 12. • - Few people knew the human side of hard-boiled Will R. Wood, late Republican congressman from Lafayette, Ind, ’As chairman of the appropriations —— RADEO TUBES Every Tube Tested and Fully Guaranteed Nn ™ n ° an S Ifeg . Nr. !K0 No. r.l Jlj * spiff No. •!-. NO. NH '1 Me \wi! n °- 227 v °- I; ia w w 1 Volt “B ’ lon LI&J Batteries . t) 14< J i All Tubes Licensed Under R. C. A. L. S. AYRES & CO. Eighth Floor Radio Tubes

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committee of the house. Mr. Wood instilled fear in the hearts of department officials who spent the government's money and had to go each year before his committee to give an accounting. Since Mr. Wood's death, following his forced retirement from congress last March, many tributes to the Hoosier lawmaker's record of public service have been voiced in the halls of congress. But when historians peruse the Congressional Record a thousand

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years hence, the remarks concerning Mr Wood best calculated to attract their interest will be those made by Representative John J. Bovlan, Tammany Democrat, and Representative U. S. Guyer ißep.. Kan.). These two friends spoke not of Representative Wood's public greatness. but of his personal weakness. They related to the house how for twenty years Representativ° Wood daily fed the pigeons at the corner of the house office building, adja-

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cent to the Congressional Library'. Each morning after breakfast Mr. Wood brought to that comer a supply of cornbread and other suitable pigeon food "Thus many generations of burnished blue and purple pigeons learned to know him,'’ said Congressman Guyer, ‘‘and as he talked to them he insisted that they sassed’ him back in pigeon language. > s “See r*Hl gift fop Stan lev mother on y* =S MOTHER ’ S Have “Her” Glasses Fittd seientifleaU.v by f)r. Foley. Optometrist of 30 Years’ Experience. LOWEST PRICES PAY 50c YVEEKI.V: 113 W. WASH. ST. "s™*-

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