Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1936 — Page 28

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$60,000 HOME ! TO BE SOUGHT FOR JUVENILES County Commissioners to Bring Question Before Council Again. The question of anew Marion County Juvenile Detention Home aßain is to be brought to the attention of the County Council by the County Commissioners, according to Ernest K. Newhouse, presi-j dent. Requests for an appropriation waA tabled by the Council at its last meeting. The board is to ask the Council to reconsider the tentative site in the 800 block, N. New Jerseyst, and to set aside about $60,000 to erect a suitable home, commissioners said. * The present building is unsuited for the purpose for which it is used, Mr. Newhouse said. “We intend to eract a plain, comfortable building. A playground is to be provided, and it will be possi- | ble to segregate child en placed in ! the home through circumstance j from juvenile delinquents. “If we are able to start one ch'id I on the right path the cost of the building will be repaid amply,” he said. Under a former administration $350,000 was provided for this purpose but was not used. A suitable building can be no v erected for about $60,000. This money would be raised through a 10-year bond issue which would add only about onetenth of a mill to the present tax rate, Mr. Newhouse said. CITY MAN PROMOTED ON PENNSY DIVISION S. H. Eriksrn Made Chief Clerk to Superintendent. S. H. Eriksen, Indianapolis, has been promoted to chief clerk to 'ihe superintendent of the Logansport division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, it is announced today.

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Christian World Order at Manchester College Feb. 28 and 29. Senator Nye, chairman of the Senate Munitions Investigating Committee, is to speak on the Arms and Munitions Racket” at mass meeting in the college auditorium Feb. 28. Dr. Kagawa is to speak the following day after a din- [ ner in his honor. Other speakers are to include Dean Harold S. Bender. Goshen College; A. S. Rosenberger. Bluff - ton College president; C. D. Bonsack. Missions secretary. Elgin. 111.; President Otho Winger, Manchester College, and the Rev. H. L. Hartsough, local church pastor. Club to Hear I. U. Coach The Optimist Club at its weekly; luncheon in the Columbia Club! today heard an address by A. N. | Bo) McMillin. head football coach j at Indiana University.

HARDWARE MEN TO ENDPARLEY Board of Governors Maps Plans for Next Year in Final Session. A meeting of the board of governors to formulate plans for the coming year closed the convention sessions of the Indiana Retail Hardware Association at the Murat Temple today. Frank P. Duncan. Gosport, was elected association president yester-

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day. He succeeded Ra'ph David of Logansport. Other officers are Karl L. Fenger. New Albany, vice president; Robert Kelly. Winamac; Carl A. Miller. Kendallville, and * Paul Ulrich. Indianapolis, executive board members. A resolution was adopted opposing 30-hour week legislation. Speakers yesterday were W. I.

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