Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1936 — Page 26

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PROPOSED SITE FOR WEST SIDE PARK INSPECTED Board Members Consult Civic Leaders; Willing to Spend $35,000. Park Board members • inspected a 150-acre tract on Big and Little Eagle Creeks between W. Washington and W. Michigan-sts today and made numerous inquiries from West Side civic leaders about purchase prices. This is a proposed site for anew West Side park, which the board hopes to add to this city’s $10,000,000 system this summer. The Rev. C. G. Baker, Hawthorne Community House superintendent, told commissioners the groups that had differed on the location last summer now had agreed on this tract. He added it probably could be purchased for a “reasonable’ price. “We have $35,000 available in the budget for the purchase,” Jackiel W. Joseph, president, said. “This board does not intend to go above that figure and ue bonds for the project. “It has been our policy in recent months to put in improvements only in those sections where property owners are willing to make donations to the city. This ground has no great value, and we intend to get a large tract for our money.” Mayor Kern has urged the board to expedite action on this proposed park. 900 SCOUT EXECUTIVES CONCLUDE CONFERENCE Meeting Closes After Eight Days at French Lick. 2’imr* Up,, id FRENCH LICK, Ind., March 19. Nine hundred Boy Scout executives today were en route to their homes after concluding a national conference in which they heard their organization described as “a militant force working for social justice without taking part in partisan politics.” The conference adjourned yesterday after an eight-day training period. Dr. James E. West, national Scout leader, praised the organization’s leaders and their influence In molding character. John S. Wilson, camp chief of Gilwell Park, England's training center for Scouts, was cheered when he eulogized Dr. West for “magnificent leadership” of American Scouting. FAMILY LIFE IS TOPIC OF SCHOOL MEETING Ohio State Professor Addresses St. Mary’s Conference. By United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 19. An address by Dr. J. E. Hagerty, Ohio State University, featured opening sessions today of the twoday Catholic conference on family life at St. Mary’s College. Prominent teachers and educators throughout the nation are expected to attend the meeting, sponsored by the National Council of Catholic Welfare, Washington. D. C. Dr. John O’Brien, chaplain of the Newman Foundation at the University of Illinois, is to address the delegates at closing session tomorrow. His subject is to be “preparation for marriage.” PURCHASE OF BYRAM APARTMENT APPROVED Vogel Realty Cos. Buys Property on Bid of $53,350. The Vogel Realty Cos. today had received the approval of Circuit Court Judge Earl R. pox to purchase the Byram apartments, 1530 N. Illinois-st. The property has been in receivership about three years. The company’s bid of' $55,350, made yesterday, was reported to be the highest of three bids. A three-story brick bunding, the Byram contains 48 efficiency apartments. J. Allen Dawson, receiver, announced that the buiMing is entirely rented. I

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POSTMASTERS TO MEET SUNDAY AT NEWCASTLE Officials From Nine Counties to Affiliate With National Group. Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., March 19. Postmasters from nine counties comprising the Tenth Congressional District are to meet here Sunday to organize an affiliate of the state and national postmasters’ associations. M. C. Gcudwin, Newcastle postmaster who announced the meeting, said the business session will follow a dinner at 1 in the Plaza Hotel. Counties included in the district are Randolph, Wayne. Rush, Henry, Delaware, Decatur, Union, Fayette and Shelby.

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GALLOWS WILL BE BROUGHT TO JAIL ON SUNDAY Barrett Execution to Be Directed by George Phil Hanna, Illinois Farmer. Gallows on which George W. Barrett is to be hangod here for the murder of a G-man are to be brought to the county jail Sunday, where the execution is to take place some time between midnight and dawn on Tuesday. The gallows are now in Jackson County, Illinois, where they have been kept since the last hanging in that state several years ago. George Phil Hanna, la.m owner of near Epworth, 111., rated as an expert in hanging, is to direct the execution. Mr. Hanna yesterday made final plans for the hanging with United States Marshal Charles W. James, and Julius J. Wichser, chief deputy, who visited hirp at his home. Barrett is confined to his cell in the jail and apparently has become resigned to his fate. Practically all How Cardui Helps Month After Month Where there have been severe pains every month, from functional disturbances resulting from poor nourishment, Cardui has helped thousands of women to obtain relief. Their confidence in Cardui makes them eager to recommend it to other women needing such a medicine. “I suffered a great deal with pain in my side and a weakness in my back,” writes Mrs. Walter Page, of Evansville, Ind. “This made me so nervous I couldn’t rest. Each month I would suffer all over and would have to go to bed. One of my neighbors told me how Cardui helped her, so I took it and it helped me. After taking eight bottles, I was much better. I surely can recommend Cardui for weakness and pain.” Os course, if Cardui does not benefit YOU, consult a physician.—Adv.

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chance of his escaping the death sentence disappeared this week when the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the decision of Judge Robert C. Baltzell of the Federal Court here. Judge Baltzell today called attention to the fact that local attorneys who prepared Barrett’s appeal after E. E. Rice. Hamilton. 0., counsel, withdrew, served without fee, and also paid for preparing briefs and trips to Chicago. They were Will H. Thompson, Fred C. Gause. Arthur R. Gilliom and Albert Rabb, who were appointed by the judge when Barrett declared himself a pauper. Since Congress has made no provision for the paying of attorneys in such cases they could receive no remuneration. 400 Attain High Rating Time* Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 19. Four hundred Purdue University students attained the rating of the distinguished student, the school’s highest scholastic honor, during the first semester, according to an announcement from the office of President Edward C. Elliott

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FEDERAL JOBSHARE OPEN Civil Service Secretary Announces Examinations for Posts. Three examinations are to be 1 conducted for civil service positions. I Frank J. Boatman, local secretary of

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the board of examiners, announced today. Positions open are for associate physicist, junior calculating machine operator, and junior meteorologist. Details may be obtained from Mr. Boatman, 421 Federal Building.