Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1936 — Page 4

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ASSEMBLY AID TO HOSPITAL IS HELD UNLIKELY City's Proposal of Higher Tuberculosis Levy Believed Lost. Doubt was expressed today that the General Assembly would provide legislative assistance to permit the city to raise sufficient funos for the operation of the new Flower Mission Memorial Haspital. Decision to ask aid of the Legislature was reached at a Board of Health meeting last night. Mayor Kern said he would press for introduction of a bill that would raise the 1-cent levy for care of tubercular patients to 3 cents, thus realizing about SIOO,OOO, which would be sufficient to run the institution one year. Rep. Charles Lutz iD.. Indianapolis), chairman of the committee on Indianapolis affairs, said, however, that he doubted such a bill would be. brought out of committee. Rep. John C. Kirch <D., Indianapolis). Rep. Carl Wood (D„ Indianapolis)

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I and other committee members expressed similar views despite a reported attitude on the part of city officials that such a bill could be classed U social security legislation. The legislators indicated they j were sympathetic toward the purposes of the bill buc doubted “the bars would be let down.” SHERIFF FINDS RIGHT GREATER THAN MIGHT Deputy Brings in Stoves After Smoke Gets in His Eyes. 1 Deputy Sheriff Roy Lanahan has developed a technique which shows that “right is greater than might.” Sent to the home of Mrs. Agnes Goines, Negro, 328 W. llth-st, to replevin two stoves, the deputy knocked on the front door. No one . answered. He went to the back door and knocked. No one answered. He then made a tour of j the louse and found a window open. | Looking in he thought he saw some | one move. But he saw little else because at that moment smoke started to pour out. Lanahan dashed to a phone | and called the fire department. Engine House 5 responded and found j that something had boiled over on one of the stoves. After declaring the fire a false alarm the engine company departed. So did the deputy, with the stoves.

BUTLER SCOUT MEETING AIDS ARESELECTED Alpha Phi Omega to Rally on College Campus March 22. Committees for the annual district convention of Alpha Phi Omega, national scouting fraternity, to be held at Butler University March 22, were announced today by Marion Disborough, Butler chapter president. Mr. Disborough, Wallace O. Lee and Evan Walker comprise the general convention committee. Other groups are: Relays committee, Rolls Burghard, Robert Bill and John Crawford; registration, David Dunbar, John Howell and Bernard Kriel; buffet supper, Robert Sorenson, John St. Helens and Robert Williams. Luncheon committee members: Robert White, Charles White and Henry Moffett; initiation, John Burch, John Thompson, Eugene

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Ward and Byron Reed; program. Joel Williams, Richard Crawford and Robert Scott; invitations, Harry Marshall, Winfield Yager and James Zink; scout invitations, Paul Dolzell. Bill Merrill and Richard Riser. The constitution committee includes Prof. C. B. Camp, Sorenson and Thompson. Meeting room committee for the convention includes Williams, Dunbar, James, Zink.

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! Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Edward Carl Strack. 931 Bradburv-st, , Chevrolet sedan. 103-162, from garage in i the rear of his home, j Arthur Crabtree, 2038 N. N-aw Jersey- ! st. Plymouth coupe, 86-635, from 16th and | Pcnnsylvania-sts. M. L. Douglas. 1202 N. Capitol-av. Ford ■ sedan, 97-988. from State-ay and the Big I Four railroad. j Robert Alford, 1020 N. Tacoma-av. Ford ] coupe. 120-666, from Washington-st and I Virginia-av.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Ralph Yogston. 2835 Brookside-av. Ford coach, found at Walnut-st and Capitolav. Lewis Pryor. 4521 Sangsbar-av, Oldsmobile coach, found by owner. Townsend Club to Meet A Townsend Club meeting is to be held at 7:30 Monday in St. Joseph's Hall, 617 E. North-st. Every one is invited.

SPENCER GIVES LENTENSERMON Episcopalian Bishop Speaks at Christ Church Noon Service. God sent Jesus to save our world because “on our sorrowful star there are thinking and toiling and suffering and praying men and women,” the Rt. Rev. Robert N. Spencer, Epi: copalian Bishop of western Missouri, said today in a Lenten sermon in Christ Church. Pointing out that Betelguese is the largest known planet, Bishop Spencer said the astronomers who observe the planets are worth more to God “than a thousand Betelgeuses.” “The astronomer can think. He can tell you what minerals, what gasses are incandescent in that mighty burning costellation trillions of miles away. Betelgeuse knows nothing. “No life could exist on it. There is no one there who thinks, or loves, or laughs, or prays. God is obsessed

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