Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1933 — Page 11

At’G. 4, 1933_

—Let's Go Fishing— STATE STREAMS LOW; FISHING IS REPORTED GOOD Izaak Walton League Aids in Rescuing Blue Gill From Lakes. BV I.EFTY I.EE Tlm* Fiihtnr Filter Strums in the northern part of tljr stat" ar<* lov hut th" reports from the Rama wardens state 'hat the Ashing u (rood despite this cond;‘ion S;r. cp the .vtuwn opened Tuesday, the wardens report squirrel plentiful. and hunters who braved the hea* are taking their limit. An Illustration of the new spirit of cooperation betwpn he sportsmen of the state and the conservation department. is seen in the report of Captain Weser of I/aganspori Albert Shoup reported to the wrurien that the Twin lakes wr" drying up and the fish becoming stranded. The warden then railed for help to seine them, and Izaak Walton league members responded immediately Owen Kissinger provided fifteen milk cans, the Barnett Bros creamery a truck, and the fi~h were removed to Fletcher's lake Approximately 25.000 blup gill were saved, and the con-servatinn depar*mm’ wishes to offer its thanks for these sportsmen. Stream conditions as officially reported by the wardens follow Warden Havel. Jasper and Nekton counties, thp Kankakee river is clear now and some fish are being taken The Jungle ditch, where many bass were being taken last *cek now is very low and the fishing poor. Warden Grossman. Noble county. Several good catches of bass and blue gill have been made recently, but at the present time the fishing is poor, the streams being lower than ever seen before Ho' wea'her is keeping the hunters out of 'he woods On Aug 2. 100 pheasant Were liberated in Nobie county. Warden Bnrtnck Porter and I,ake counties Lakes Wolf. George. Flint and I.ong are clear and the bass, blue gill, rrappie and pickerel are biting. • Warden Roth. White county. Shafer and Freeman lakes and the Tippecanoe river are clear. Fishing is |>oor. Some silver bass and catfish are being caught in the lakes Warden Hnnlin. Jay. Adams. Wells and Blackford Counties—The Wabash. St Mary and Salomonie rivers are at a normal stage. Some fine

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Left to Right—Roy and Harold Brooks, B. J. and James McGlinchey, and R. H. Osborne with their great catch.

Fish of all sizes were near the frying pan today after five local anglejs returned from Friedley’s place. Half Moon lake, at Mill-

strings of bass, channel cat and coarse fish are reported. Banks of streams are dry and firm, making for some excellent camp sites. Warden Marksbury, Wavne. Randolph and Henry Counties—Streams are muddy and the fishing poor. Warden Bennett, Martin and Davies Counties Both forks of Whi'e river low and clear. Fair catches of bass blue gill and catfish reported. Not many fishing during the week. Warden Herron. Bartholomew I County All streams are murky, but some real catches are being made, on White and Driftwood rivers and Sand creek Unless an excessive rain interfers, fishing in the.se streams should be good over the week-end. Warden Casady. Shelby County— Streams in this locality arc muddy, and the fishing is poor. Some fine camp sites are available along the Ffiatrock river Hunters have b?en scarce, the hot weather keeping them out of the woods. Warren Burnett. Vincennes— White river muddy, Wabash clear. Rivers ar<- in i>oor condition for fishing. Warden StJne, Green and Monroe Counties—White river. Salt. Richland. Beanblossom. Plummer and Indian creeks arc low. The water company lakes near Bloomington are low but the fishing is good. Warden Kegerice, Jefferson. Jen-

ANGLERS BRING BACK ‘GREAT CATCH 1

town, Wis The fishermen brought back walleye and northern pike and bass

nlngs and Switzerland Counties--The streams are low, but the fish have been biting, especially in thMuscatatuck. where some great catches of smallmouth bass have been taken Wardens Herron and Thompson seined some streams that were drying up. and placed the rescued fish in deeper water.

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Those who made the trip were Roy and Harold Brooks. B. J and James McGlinchy and R. H. Osborne.

PLACARD BARBER SHOP Police Probe Pasting of “Scab” Sign Over NRA Emblem. Refusal of Ed A. Harmon, proprietor of a barber shop at 2701 West Tenth street, to join a union, today was blamed by him for the act of unknown individuals in pasting ever his NRA signs, during the night, placards reading: "This is a scab shop." Police investigated.

ELECTRIC. GAS INDUSTRIES TO SUBMIT CODE ‘Fair Practice’ Rules to Be Given to NRA on Saturday. fly f nitr>l Prrm NEW YORK. Aug 4-A code providing minimum wages and maximum working hours for the electric and gas industries will be completed today and submitted to NRA headquarters at Washington. Lloyd L Carlisle, chairman of the special code committee of the Edison Electric Institute, announced. "The code will be cxcuted this afternoon and delivered to the administration Saturday morning, based upon a forty-hour maximum week and minimum rates provided in the President’s blanket notice," Carlisle said. "Approximately 50.000 persons will be added to the pay rolls.’ YEGGMEN BLOW SAFE Tear Gas Bomb Explodes in Brookside Lumber Company Vault. Yeggs, who broke into the Brook- ‘ side Lumber Company. 1415 Commerce avenue, during the night, apparently knew their business, police reported today. The cracksmen had opened all windows and then proceded to blow open the safe, which' comained a tear gas bomb. The bomb had exploded. The thieves obtained $lO Ed Butler. 1222 Sterling avenue, an employe. reported to police.

Daniel J. Tobin Refuses U. S. Public Works Job

Labor Leader Declines to Serve as Regional Director. Indianapolis labor leaders today accepted calmly the announcement of Daniel J. Tobin, city labor leader, that he had declined his appointment as regional midwest administrator for the federal public works program. Rumors that Tobin would refuse to serve were prevalent in Indianapolis for some time, and announcement of the action late Thursday by his office came as no surprise to city labor circles. Tobin at present is on a "tour of the east," and has no forwarding

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GAS MASK AIDS POLICE ‘RESCUE’ Equipment Used for First Time to Stop Flow of Acid Fumes. Gas mask placed recently on the police first am car was uaed today lor the firt tint" when an electric refrigerator wns broken and gas from It tided an apartment. The tcfrig'ra'or was in the apartment rs Mrs Elcte Albershard'. a* 6>2 Eas Fifty- second street, who was awakened by the fumes Patrolman James Sentenoy. first aid car driver, who donned the mask and shut off the box. said apparmtlv the fan belt had broken, and struck one of th" gas tubes