Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 175, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1933 — Page 32

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LAKES TO ADD BEAUTY SPOTS IN STATE HILLS 8 Reservoirs to Be Built in Southern Indiana by Forest Army. Southern Indiana's and woodland j hills will be transformed into a : land of lakes, according to plans announced today by Virgil M. Simmons. state conservation commis- j sioner. Eight lakes, ranging in area from eight to twenty-one acres, will be created in the state forest reserves in Brown county, Morgan-Monroe, Henryville and Harrison county. In announcing the project-s. Mr.i Simmons pointed out that the one drawback to the scenic beauties of j southern Indiana has been the lack ! of water, there being neither rivers nor lakes among the hills there. Bathing, Fishing Plannpd “We will impound the water and form the lakes,” he said. ‘The plans also include erection of bath houses, camp sites on the shore, boat piers and all the other equipment that goes with state parks. "Our fish hatcheries will stock all lakes and we expect them to be fine fishing grounds.” Cast to the state will be little or j nothing. Mr. Simmons pointed out, t since the work of building dams j to impound the watpr and other j construction will be carried out by the civilian conservation corps. Fire Towers Built These camps, financed by the federal government, have 5,800 in attendance in the various locations this winter, he pointed out. Other work of the conservationists includes building fire towers, cutting fire lanes, trails and roads through the forests. Thpre are thirty camps throughout the state, The reforestation program will mean setting out 25.000,000 seedling trees now being grown in thirty nurseries created by the campers, according to Mr. Simmons.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

$250,000 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO CITY SAVERS Christmas Club Checks to Help in Holiday Shopping. Money will begin flowing out of city banks with the velocity of a White river flood today as depositors receive Christmas club savings checks. However, all of this money, amounting to about $250,000, will be whizzing back into circulation as shoppers begin to whittle away at the gift list for relatives and deserving friends. Four thousand frugal depositors of the Fletcher Trust Company, who had put penny by penny away for the big orgy of Christmas cheer, will received approximately $105,000. Members of the People’s State Bank Christmas Club will get their dividends, amounting to approximately $20,000, on or about Dec. 5. The Union Trust Company will distribute about SB,OOO in Christmas checks. Other city banks and saving organizations are preparing to open wide the dim recesses of the

WINTER WREATHS For the Cemetery Are UNSURPASSED for BEAUTY, VALUE OR WORKMANSHIP READY NOW We have been specializing on these for a nuni- w m&& her of years, and each y year shows a gratifying BH increase in number of JM* wreaths sold. Built to gB) last from Thanksgiving to Decoration day. Up FAGAN SEED STORE 133 N. Delaware St.

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the world for new and novel objects. While the sagacious buyer has cannily scouted the Christmas wares and ordered his presents, the open season for yuletide hunting begins officially with the release of Christmas savings checks on Dec. 1.

NegTo Wounded In Fight A fight that marred a Thanksgiving yesterday resulted in Joseph Clark. 27, Negro, 1231 Madeira street, receiving a serious bullet wound in the neck. He was taken to city hospital. Police held James Rice. 27.

:DEC. 1, 1933

of 122(5 Madeira street, on a char. > of assault and battery with intent to kill. One of the deepest holes in the world was drilled in 1926 in Orange county. California; it was sunk to a depth of 8.201 feet.