Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1936 — Page 4

POLICE AND IRE PAY RAISE

neil Refuses Vote onl

Pleasure as Party Rivals Clash.

n a session marked by bickering ind bristling with arguments, City Counci| last night voted to hold i] ordinances in committee,

one rrom the records and

td eight others. iension arose over Councilman d F. Kealing's proposal to in- ; » salaries of firemen and poen. Forced to a.report on the blican ‘member's insistance, the nittee voted three to two to i the measure. ting a ‘minority report, signed Republicans John A. Schumacher id William Oren, Mr. Kealing put vote to Council. By a ‘vote of to four, members approved the measure until further

ing to bring the measure to a were Councilmen Adolph Fritz, ocratic labor member; Mr. ling, Mr. Schumacher and Mr. l. Support for holding the ms in committee was given by Ross Wallace, Dr. Silas J. Carr, Dr. Theodore Cable, Mrs. Nannette Raub and Council President Edward up,

Politics Denied

: Mrs. Dowd, who supported salary increases during budget making meetings, complained to Republican members because they favored the present measure but refused “ support last August. ¥ ‘Mr. Kedling denied’ political motives behind the bill which, amended, would’ give policemen and firemen 8 10 per cent pay raise. ~ “T’ll support a bill introduced by any Democrat in the Council,” Mr. Kealing said. “It’s just because I'm a Republican that you vote against this ordinance.” * Council listened for 15 minutes to an argument between Dr, Carr and Mr. Fritz over a taxi stand. After Council asked time to consider further a proposal to abolish a stand in the 1000 block on Prospect-st, Dr. Carr suggested they abolish a stand at the Security Trust Co. building asked in another measure. Mr. Fritz claimed there was no dif-| ference between the situations and mentioned - that the first ordinance had been before Council several ~ months. Claims Business Pressure

“You make up your mind in a hurry when big business cracks the whip,” the lghor representative said.

“1 ‘reserve the right to make up . my mind as I please,” Dr. Carr reed

lied. In the final vote, the measure to abolish the stand at Prospect-st was held over and the stand at the Trust . Co. was abolished. “Council declined an appropriation Be rchase land for expansion of age facilities. It was price at $4500 and is owned “by the In- ; Pha Power and Light Co. “Measures to repeal the anti-pick-_eting ordinance and to route trucks down Keystone-av from the north were held. “Approved were measures for a zone at the Denison corner; transfer of funds for dog pound and city market totaling $1025; expenditures to put the Flower Mission Hospital in operation by Feb. 15, and to substitute materials for the Pogue's Run extension, An-approp-riation ordinance for City Clerk’s supplies was approved when, reduced to $131 from $150.

Trafic Amendment Up | New: measures introduced | last

night included those for approval

of $95,000 for City Hospital service wing extension; those for transfer

for City Controller's office supplies | amounting to $500; approval of fire . protection contfacts between the - ¢ity and six townships; a minor traffic ordinance amendment allocation of $130,875 in gasoline taxes among city departments and | ap1 of additional office help for the city clerk, ‘ The City Clerk aid is to provide for changes in the sticker system. It follows recommendations! by State Accounts Board members _ after a check-up on traffic sticker yment.

$125 IN JEWELRY STOLEN : © Miss Hazel M. Goldbach reported to police today that burglers yester-

ay entered her room at the Barton and escaped with jewelry f¥aluca » at $125,

1 TRAVEL on the 8B &0

[E-WAY HARES

Mr. Frank and Buddy

GUIDE FOR BLIND TO APPEAR HERE

Buddy, Dean of Police Dogs, Is to Be on Town Hall Program.

Buddy, dean of more than 250 German police dogs who guide sightless masters through traffic in some of the nation’s largest cities, is to be the Town Hall program attraction Saturday. The dog is to be brought ‘here by Morris 8. Frank, Morristown, N. J. vice president of The Seeing Eye, an organization which trains and supplies’ dogs for ‘this ° purpose.

Tarkington, this society’s national

enrollment committee is seeking to raise $400,000 to carry on the work. Buddy, who recently celebrated her tenth birthday, has guided Mr. Frank without mishap on travels totaling more-than 50,000 miles, the master said. .Both dogs and owners are trained at the organization's, school st Morristown... Blind students, Mr. Frank said, require a month's instruction, on how to obey warnings given by. the dogs and transmitted to the master’s hand through a Ushaped harness.

BONUS IS AWARDED TO PENNEY WORKERS

J. C. Penney ‘Co. employes here will share in a Christmas bonus with 25,000 other workers of the concern in .other cities, it was announced today by O. E. Campbell, Indianapolis store manager.

employed by the company more than a year are to receive two weeks’ extra pay. ' Those .employed for shorter periods will receive proportionate amounts.

OFFICER KILLED IN CRASH By United Press DECATUR, Ind., Dec. 8—Patrolman Fred Schultz, 42, of the Fort Wayne Police Depa ent, was killed instantly yesterday when the | truck in. which he was riding], crashed into a bridge two miles south of here.

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A nationally prominent educator and leading Indianapolis officials | are to be entertained by the Indianapolis = Schoolmen’s Club. to-

| morrow night 'in- Shortridge High

School. A dimmer and program have

Alerle Sidener and Samuel “retiring School Board m bers, are to be honored. ‘A. L. elkeld, Denver school superintendent, is to be principal speaker. Other speakers are to be Carl Wilde, School Board president, apd Wilbur S. Barnhart, Indianapolis

Teachers’ Federation president. The

program is to start at 6:15 p.m Arrangements have been e by James C. Beane, Schoolmen’s Club president. Mr. Sidener. served on the school board for six and a half years and was president. last year, and Mr, Garrison served for five years. A native ‘of Missouri, Mr, Threlkeld has been superintendent of Denver schools since 1927.

0 CALVES SENT

104-4 MEMBERS }

Producers and Farm Bureau Furnish Stock. -

More than 800 calves have been I"

distributed to Indiana 4-H Club

members by the Indianapolis Pro-|

Livestock the IndiThomas

ducers Association and Marketing Department of ana Farm Bureau, A. 8. announced today. = ¢ Purchased from pure-bred herds in the Southwest, the calves . were shipped to distribution points and delivered to members’ homes in 30 counties, Mr. Thomas said. They | averages from 300 to 450 pounds. A large precentage of the purchases was financed ' through the Producers Agricultural Credit Corp. here, ‘acting with County Agents and 4-H Club leaders, he said.

ing tonight with election of officers. |

Gov. McNutt and Gov.-elect ‘Townsend spoke at a dinner last night. Gov. McNutt made. strong defense of Indiana's tax. He also praised the provision in the Indiana tax laws which gives taxpayers ‘the right to appeal rates. - Yesterday, R. Gordon: Wagenet, Unemployment Compensation - Bu‘reau director. of the Federal Social ‘Security Board, predicted that.more ‘than one-half of the states will have adopted unemployment compensation laws approved by the Social Security Board by Jan. 1. H said that he did not believe the.

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Millions are familiar with the public personalities of Hollywood’s famous movie stars. But relatively few know what

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