Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1936 — Page 6

BY DELEGATION

uth Side Civic Groups Name Committee to Meet Board.

Delegates representing 16 South + Bide civic organizations acted last night to rush the proposed elevation "of the Belt and Pennsylvania rail-

ra tracks. A committee, selected at a meetdng in the home of Edward Eckstein, president of the South Side Civic Clubs, Inc, is to meet with the Works Board tomorrow to urge haste in financing the project, filed last Week with Works Progress Administration. It is to ask the Board to include the funds in its budget for 1937 or

arrange a bond issue for the eleva=|

tion, Mr. Eckstein said he felts the project would be considered more favorably if the city had its part of the financial arrangements made before the project is considered in A ashington. Suggests Levy or Bond Issue “An additional levy of about 4 cents would raise the city fund fo: track elevation,” Mr. Eckstein said: + If an additional tax is not favored, the funds could be raised through fA bond issue, The city is about $400,000 from its limit on bonded indebtedness, but more than enough bonds are to be retired before Jan. 1 to allow for the $234,000 needed hy the project. “With WPA suppdet, the South Side elevation could be put through at a saving for the city. In the future, with no government help, the cost to every one would be much greater.”

SUSPECTS IN MILLER SLAYING ARE INDICTED

Heber Hicks, Only One in Custody, May Be Tried in September, Times Special BROOKVILLE, Ind, July 23.— Heber L. Hicks, Cincinnati, 0. probably will be tried in September for the slaying of Harry L. Miller, retired Cincinnati fire captain, who ~ lived near here, Prosecutor Kenneth Copes said today. Hicks, chauffeur for Miller, and * three uncaptured suspects, Frank Williams, John Poholsky and William Kuhlman, all of Cincinnati, were indicted yesterday by a Franklin County grand jury for first degree murder, robbery and first degree burglary. Nine witnesses appeared before the grand jury.

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DENY CO-OPERATIVE NON-PROFIT PERMIT"

Officials Refuse Charter to Consumers Group.

The Secretary of State's office today refused to issue a nonprofit charter to the St. Joseph County Consumers’ Co-operative Associa tion. Joseph O. Hoffman, assistant secretary, said he believed the asso. ciation’s members would profit by the undertaking. D. Lincoln Orlow, South Bend, association attorney, indicated he would file mandanius proceedings against the Secretary of State. All funds collected by the association above the cost of operation are to be returned to members in the form of dividends according to the amount the individual member buys from the co-operative, Mr. Orlow said. He said his co-operative: had 8000 members.

Injured in Auto Accident By United PPess KOKOMO, Edward Crites; ” Galveston, was treated at the hospital here today for internal injuries received in an automobile aceident.

STATE PARLEY PLANNED

Highway Carriers to Meet at Lake Mahitoy ou Saturday. x ual state convention of | he Indians Regulated Highway Carriers, Inc. is to be in'the Colonial Gardens ‘Hotel at. Lake Manitou Saturday. Members of the Common

.| Carriers Conference also are to ate

tend. A program of boating, fish ing and dancing has been arranged,

IRWIN TO ATTEND KNOX NOTIFICATION

: Columbus Man to Represent

Indiana G. 0. P.

Will G. Irwin, Columbus, is: to represent Indiana * Republicans af notification ceremonies for ¥rank Knox, G. O. P. vice presidential nominee, at the Chicago Stadium July 30, it was announced today,

Committee on arrangements, announced that 20,000 requests for tickets have been received. Low railroad fares are to be available, Mr. McCormick said, and groups are

Ind, July 23.—Mrs. j expected by airplane and motor.

Republican leaders scheduled to

be present are National Chairman

John D. M. Hamilton and Senator Frederick Steiwer, keynoter,

opened its tenth annual program Large crowds filled the Midway last night.

New Exhibitors 0 Send Mounts This - Year, + Chairman Reports.

Times Special MUNCIE, Ind, July 23—~Many regular and a number of new exhibitors are to show animals in the

Muncie Juiz Horse Show Aug.-1, 2 and 3, Mrs. William H. Ball,

chairman, announced today. Mrs. Ball said that 142 stalls

- | have been reserved for show horses,

The above photo shows a portion of the Sherman-Emerson Mardi Gras Midway, 4100 E. 10th-st, - -As it @ppeared late yesterday. The Mardi Gras, which

sored by the Sherman-Emerson Civic League.

Tuesday, is spon-

HEALTH AUTHORITIES T0- CLOSE MEETING

Food and Drug. Association | in Session at Lake.

of Times Special ROCHESTER, Ind, July 23.— The Indiana Association of Food, Drug and Health Officers today was to close its annual two-day session at Lake Manitou. More than 100 persons yesterday heard addresses by William H. Frazier, Indianapolis, Indiana Board of Sealin. assistant director;

Dr. J. Glackman, Rockport, president Ber ‘Biboard of

health; Jack Fulk, Galveston, Indiana Pharmacy Board president; Dr.- Herman G. Morgan, Indianapo-

lis Health ‘Board : Harry’ Garrett, Chicago, Federal Food and | Drug. Department. central division

Chauncey McCormick, Chicago, | Tiel inspector.

chairman of the Illinois Citizens |:

Martin: Lang, Indianapolis, is president of .the association.

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rashes reli medication ¢ of Cutie ra. Sst acing today,

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and 30 permanent ringside boxes have been erected. - Boxes can be reserved by writing Seward B. Price, Muncie, show secretary.

Among exhibitors returning for

| the 1036 show are Mrs, ‘Mary Berg-

hofl, Covington Downs Stable; Ropes I Mh Fisher, Fort Wayne; Mrs. | diana Harvie, and ber daughter, le Margaret Harvie, eg wv, va.; Henry. F.

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WPA OFFI PROMISE HELP

Airport Request to Be Sent to Washington for 4 Consideration.

A proposed. WPA appropriation of $248534¢ for an extensive improvement program at Municipal Airport is to be approved by the state WPA office and sent to Wash-.

ington, C. A. Wilson, assistant In- |’

ham, Indianapolis: “Miss Martha Whee i

Rugg, Rugged View Farm, Granville, 0.

Others to Show Entries

Miss Sally Jones, Bryn Dhu Farm, Granville, O.; Dr. Robert H.. Elrod, Toledo, O.; Mrs. S; C. Knapp, Lakewood, O.; Miss Margaret Ann Warden, Cleveland, 0.; James Casson, Jackson; Mich., and ‘Mr, and Mrs. E.G. Rivers, Palso Park, Ill. New exhibitors entering this year

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