Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1933 — Page 22

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PROBE EFFORT TO KIDNAP BABY IN BEECH GROVE Police Investigate Actions of Man Who Tried to Enter Home. What is believed to have been an attempt to kidnap a 16-months-old baby placed in a home by the St. Elizabeth orphanage at Beech Grove was reported to police last night. Mrs. Mary J. Thompson, 718 East Seventeenth street, told police that she had the baby cared for at the home of Mrs. Rose Turner, 3008 Wood street, while she worked. Yesterday a man about 40. driving a large black automobile, came to the home and inquired: “Is there a baby here?’’ Mrs. Turner replied that there was, and the man, she said, demanded to see the child and tried to force his way into the house. The door was slammed in his face and he left. Taking the child, Mrs. Turner w’ent to the Thompson home. When she came back, the man accompanied by a woman, was seated in the car in front of the house. He said nothing to Mrs. Turner, but drove back and forth several times. U. S. OFFICIALS’ ACTS SCORED BY LAWYERS Bar Group Deplores Steps heading Away from Constitution. A plea that the United States Constitution and the rights of individuals guaranteed therein be preserved, was sounded by speakers at the annual guest dinner of the Indianapolis Bar Association in the Columbia Club last night. Noel C. Neal, Noblesville, former appellate court justice, and William A. Hough, Greenfield, former tax board member, deplored acts of public officials during the last few r months, which they declared are “leading us away from the Constitution." Attorneys and judges were urged to co-operate by Mr. Hough “because they can be of great help to insure national recovery," and “because we must keep the Constitution intact.” Attorneys from the seven counties adjoining Marion county were guests. Body Found Beside Tracks Bis I nil)(I Press ELKHART, Ind„ Oct. s.—The body of a man, tentatively identified through a tax receipt found in the clothing, as that of George Kotolinski, 75, South Bend, was j found beside the New York Central ! railroad tracks near here today. Apparently he had been struck by' a train.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: K A. Cook. 2340 North New Jersey street. Ford .sedan. 408-806, from in front of 2340 North New' Jersey street. Noble H. Wtbie, 3945 North Capitol avenue. Ford Panel truck. 9 D 1588 California, from Meridian street near the Marion county line Richard Fitch. 4011 North Meridian street. De Soto roadster. 56-573. from in front of 3313 Washington boulevard. Ethel Fong 1710 East Sixty-eighth street. Ford coupe. 9-143. from Noble and W'alnut streets H. Van Volkenburg. Oswego, 111.. Oldsmobile sedan. 85-466. Illinois. from Michigan City. Ind. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered bv police belong to: S. Hendershott. Edgewood. Ind Chrysler coupe, found in alley in rear of 2300 Shelbv street T Reed. 407 East Market street. Ford coupe, found in front of 329 South Alabama street.

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Skyball Contest Entry Blank Name Address Last Birthday MARK X. YOUR AGE, CLASS Junior C lass Intermediate Class Senior Class fi to 10 inclusive 11 to 14 inclusive 15 to 19 inclusive Using Washington street as the north and south dividing line anc Meridian street as the east and west dividing line. Mark X in the section in which you live. Southeast Northeast Southwest Northwest Hold this blank and give it to the official in charge of contest on the day of contest. Tournaments in each section 9:00 a. m. Saturday, Oct. 14th.

Entries Still Accepted in Sky Ball Competition

Sectional Contests Are Set for Oct. 14: Finals Date Awaited. The offices of The Times recently has been the center of a hast of inquiries by boys and girls relative to The Times-Em-Roe Sky Ball contest. These questions apaarently ha arisen from a fear of the futility of entering the competition at this late date. Such fears are entirely unfounded. Although hundreds of youngsters already have filled out entry blanks and secured the rackets and balls, there is ample time for new r entries. The sectional tournaments do not take place until Oct. 14. The final date will be announced soon. The Sky Ball contest is one of skill. It is not a marathon, therefore, those who still wish to enter may do so without fear of any handicap. Contestants have been classified into three groups, according to age. The grand prizes are three completely equipped Em-Roe bicycles, one for the winner h each group. In addition there are forty-two other prizes, their value being more than S2OO. Dealers Listed The only entry cost is 10 cents, the price of a Sky Ball outfit. These can be purchased at almost any drug or sporting goods store. The following is a list of dealers of Sky Balls in the southwestern section of ; the city: Lauck Hardware Company. South Meridian and Rav streets; Schwenzen Pharmacy. South Meridian and Kansas streets; Barnneers Confectionery. 2535 South Meridian street. Cohens Pharmacy. Capitol avenue and Ray street; Nunnaily Pharmacy. Rav and South West streets; C W Cavanaugh. South Meridian and Ray i streets; Marshall Dickey. 1601 West Morris street; Clary Pharmacy. 2136 West 1 Morris street; Needham Pharmacy. Russell and Merrill streets; .1 H. Thompson. Belmont and Howard streets; Kahn Phar- , macv. Ray and West streets: W P Flan- 1 arv. 1111 South West street: W'. F. Holt 1 & Son. 1239 Kentucky avenue. Borßer Si Cos . 2905 West Washington street Mrs. F Shinn. 1725 Howard street; Manring Pharmacy. 2541 West Washing- I ton street; Nick Roeder. 624 South West street. Carneflx Pharmacy. 1001 River ave-

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nue Frank Scherrer. 2019 West Morris street, and Edwins s Pharmacy, 1313 Oliver avenue. Other Stores Named Additional stores in the north and east sections of the city han- | s dling Sky Balls are: Fishers pharmacy. Fortv-ninth street and College avenue: Chaplin pharmacy. 3460 Colleee avenue: Menaugh pharmacy. Thirtieth stret and College avenue: Knox pharmacy. 2401 College avneue; Crescent j pharmacy. Twenty-second and Talbot streets: Shane's pharmacy. 1557 Roosevelt i avenue: Roesch pharmacy. 2330 Station street: Weaver s pharmacy 4041 East Thirtieth street: Comb's pharmacy. Twentieth and Dearborn streets: Siler pharmacy, 2802 Brookside avenue: Farmer's pharmacy. 2129 Brookside avenue: Muellers pharmacy, 2502 Dearborn street: Schaller Si Cole i pharmacy. Thirtieth street and Sherman ; drive; Schaler Si Cole No. 2. 2502 Station ! street. Brookside pharmacy. 1701 Commerce avenue: Groh's pharmacy. Emerson avenue and Tenth street: Wilson's pharmacy. 6324 East Washington street; Schaler & ; Cole pharmacy. 2350 Station street; De , Bolt's pharmacy. Emerson avenue and Tenth street: Weesner's pharmacy. Ritter I avenue and East Washington street: Ros- : ner's pharmacy. 4837 East New York street; 1 Rex Rudicel pharmacy. 4306 East New York street Doman pharmacy. 4402 East Washington street: Spanagel pharmacy. 4034 East Washington street: Langdons \ pharmacy. 3832 East Washington street ; ! Victor pharmacy. 2802 East Washington | street; Fowler pharmacy. 2334 East Washington street, and Tacoma pharmacy. 2444 East Washington street. Hurt Fatally on Bicycle I By United Press EVANSVILLE. Oct. 5 —Samuel M. France, 21, died here last night of injuries received two days ago, when j his bicycle was struck by a hit--1 and-run driver. Police are trying to identify the driver of the truck which hit France.

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Walter Jennings of West Lafayette. I. A. Fendrick, Indianapolis, vicepresident of the association, reported that organization work had been completed in all except twen-ty-four counties. Announcement was made that first issue of the Indiana State Restaurant News, the association's official organ, will appear Oct. 1. Members of the executive committee are W. O. Wheeler, president of the association, W. S. Akin, secretary, Mr. O'Mahoney and Mr. Fendrick. The United States exports about 3.500.000 railroad ties annually.

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FOUR STATE PAVING CONTRACTS ARE LET Total of $486,021.97 to Be Spent on Roads. Awarding of four state highwaypaving contracts, totaling $486,021.97, was announced today by Chairman James D Adams of the state highway commission. They were: State Road 3—5.468 miles of concrete

cavement from Blocher to Deputy In Jefferson county awarded to U. R Price * Cos.. Bloomington, for $139.742 95. State Road 3—6 725 miles of concrete pavement from Rushville to 6 3 < miles north in Rush countv. awarded to The Grace Construction <5: Supply Company. Ft Wavne. for $129 852 20 State Road 3—5.513 miles of concrete oavement from Dunreight to five and oneha.f miles south m Rush and Henrv counties awarded to the Grace Construction and Sudd'.v Company. Ft. Wavne. for 5123.795.25 State Road 101 and U S Road 52—5 037 miles of concrete pavement from one to five miles north of Brookvitie also, paving gap three mites west of Brookville in

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Franklin county awarded to the Vtntoa Construction Company. Ft. Wavne. for 592.631.5 T Shot in Hand by Airgnn Gordon Stevens. 10. of 2139 Park avenue, was treated at city hospital yesterday after he told police he accidentally' shot himself in the palm of his right hand while playing with an airgun.

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