Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1934 — Page 26

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GUARDS NAMED FOR MUNICIPAL POOLS,BEACHES Swimming Spots Will Open Tomorrow; Playground Heads Pick-ed. Appointment of life guards for municipal pools and beaches, which will open tomorrow', and of men instructors for playgrounds, which will open Monday, w r as announced today by H. W. Middlesworth, city recreation director. The guards will be assigned to Garfield, Ellenberger, Rhodius, Douglas and Willard pools, and Twenty-sixth street and Warfleigh beaches. Pools will be open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily. A 10-cent fee will be charged at Garfield, Ellenberger, Rhodius and Douglas pools after 2:30, excepting Mondays. Daily swimming lessons, Red Cross life saving, water polo and weekly

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swimming meets have been planned. The playground instructors announced include: Francis Swindler, Kay Hiatt, Carl Clouse. Charles Wheeler, Harry Gillespie, George Knox, Joe Meo, Dennis Lyons, Roscoe Berdell, Kenneth Payne, Steve Bubric, Thomas Hannon. Hugh Quill, John Orr, John P. Donnelly, Edwin Manouge, Hillard W. Freeman and Gilbert Thomas. The newly appointed guards were to meet at 4 this afternoon at Garfield pool, Appointees include: Russell Mclntire, 1254 South Sheffield street: Sam Klezmer, 2930 Ruckle street; Donald Pittman. 457 North Haugh street; Tom Miller, 1126 East Ohio street; John H. Compton Jr., 3110 North Capitol avenue; William Bayt. 748 Warman. Robert Jarvis. 2814 Washington boulevard: Edward Hurley. 6420 Bellefontaine street; Donald Bauermeister, 207 South Butler avenue: Paul Bechtold, 6617 East Washington street; Jack Neeley. 38 North DeQuincy street: George Burgess, 220 West Twenty-first street; Wayne Cole. 525 East Walnut street. Earl Montgomery, 6140 Primrose avenue; Richard Davenport. 527 North Tacoma avenue: Albert Danner, 3218 Brookside Parkway: Robert Pahud, 352 Leslie avenue; Spurgeon Johnson. 4317 College avenue: Lester Brown. 1925 Charles street: Dickinson McGaw. 2C North Campbell street: Marian Niles, 2424 East Tenth Rosemary O’Connor. 1525 Linden street; Madeline Sander. 601 East Orange street: Howard Clark. 341 West Twelfth street; Emerson Martin, 542 North Senate avenue. and Frank Ransom, 828 North California street. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, city health officer, today his stamp of approval on the Twentysixth street and Warfleigh bathing

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LUDLOW AGAIN IN BATTLE FOR KEYLESS LOCK City Congressman Goes Into Action Against Bill of Mrs. Roosevelt. By Times Special WASHINGTON, June 14.—Weary from his trip to Indianapolis, u'here he admits he was run over by the McNutt steam-roller, Representative Louis Ludlow returned today to find that he has to fight all over again to keep Mrs. Roosevelt’s Reedsville factory bill from passage. During his absence the bill was reported favorably, by a vote of 8 to 7, by the house postoffice committee and was scheduled for hearing before the house committee on rules. Mr. Ludloww organized his forces for that hearing. He enlisted Representative Samuel B. Pettengill,

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(Dem., N. Y.), a member of the committee, commented: “This isn’t a mater of Socialism or putting the government in competitive business. It is merely one of breaking a monopoly which has been robbing the government for many, many years.” Mr. Ludlow estimated that the Keyless Lock Company, with 150 employes, supports 1,000 persons. He paid high tribute to its owner, Arthur Baxter. The committee will act on the measure shortly, chairman William Bankhead announced. The first discovery of coal occurred in Manchuria more than 3,000 years ago.

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