Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1936 — Page 12

TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1936 structed from Chuchow to Kweli yang.

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TIEVOTE KEEPS PAY RAISE BILL BEFORE COUNCIL

Police. Firemen Still. Have Chance for Increase; : : Hospital Gets Annex. i j

| A pain of 206,468 registered vo-

in City Indianapolis fire 4 NY 1 : ME: | ters, or 10.56 per cent, for the 1036 |

and police still have a | genéral election as compared to ie] chance for a pay increase above 1034 election was announced tobudget provisions next vear ga by Albert Dickend, state statis cian. { Total number of registered voters | were 2,161,423 in Indiana in 1036 |

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By virtue of a tie vote Council last night

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The tie killed a motion to accept an unfavorable majority report on the pay raise ordinance. Because the motion was killed, the matter is before Council for action.

and 1.054.057 in 1034. | Mrs. John Connor (left), doll committee chairman of the Car | "On the basis of the 1936 regis. | nelian Club, and Mrs. P. R. Chevalier inspect the toys which are to be tration, 66.74 per cent of the state | given the Flower Mission for distribution today. The club held its population had franchise privileges. | annual Christmas party yesterday in the Snively Tearoom, 1930 N. | Alabamasst.

Voting to accept the majority report were Democratic members Ross Wallace, Dr. Theodore Cable, Mrs. Nannette Dowd and Dr. Silas J Carr, who presided in the absence of President Edward B. Raub Members who opposed striking the ordinance from the docket were Edward F. Kealing, John A. Schumacher, William Oren, Republicans and Adolph Fritz, Democrat I'he ordinance, which was intro duced by Mr. Kealing on Nov. 1€ would increase police and fire wages 15 per cent over the figure provided for in the 1937 budget At the ses Dec Mr. Kealing stated he would approve an amendment to reduce the increase to 10 per cent The 1037 budget provides for a to 5 per cent increase for lower ih, and none for higher hrackets with the exception of chiefs. The salaries are set by law and utomatically revert to previous ley els next year due to the expiration of the emergency cut statutes.

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Provides Hospital Annex A £210,000 bond issue was authorCouncil to defray partially cost of constructing a five-story addition at City Hospital. A petition a PWA grant to complete the estimated $365,000 project is to be | sent to the Federal government in the near future, it was said he hospital addition is to consist two stories devoted to service rooms and three for use as wards. surgeries and office space A measure was passed appropriating $1200 annually for a new deputy city clerk. The position was recommended by the State Board of Accounts following a recent check-up on traffic sticker payments.

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are shown above. They are Mary (standing, left to right), nev, treasurer, and Wilma Brier, soring a doll and toy contest. to heed) Perry Township children.

NET PLAYER KILLED INAUTO ACGIDENT

COMpanionS of Mooreland Youth May Recover. Times Special

MOORELAND, at

Ind, Dec. 22. Newcastle Hospital | today said that Fred Stevens and | Frederick Covalt, injured in an] auto-train wreck last night in which | a fellow Mooreland High School basketball player was killed, will re- | cover. Stevens was injured received a broken leg | and other injuries. Robert Walker, 15, whose mother, Mrs. Walker, lives in Indianapolis,

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Gladys Wray, vice president; secretary. All dolls and toys secured are to be given

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Of the 2161423 eligible voters, | 1,643820 or 76.05 per cent cast bal- |

lots Nov. 3, an increase of 66,923 or

| 4.24 per cent over the vote cast in!

1932, Mr. Dickens said.

PROBE WIFE'S DEATH; ' HUSBAND IS DETAINED

| | By United Press

Athletic Association Louise Whalen (seated), president; Rosemary GaffThe organization is spon-

10 WORKERS RESCUED FROM CAGE IN MINE

By I nited Press WILKES BARRE, Pa. Ten workers in the Alden Coal Co. | | Colliery were rescued today from a | cage hanging precariously in a 1200

| foot vertical shaft. The cage was jammed against the | walls of the shaft by ice. The!

“| miners were brought to the surface

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MICHIGAN MEN TO BE GUESTS AT LUNCHEON

The University of Michigan Club | is to sponsor a luncheon in the Athenaeum next Tuesday for men students home for the holidays. Herman W. Kothe has been elected |

| lice held George Eisele, 56, | while

| Mrs. | pital Sunday night.

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Dec. 22.— |

22.—Potoday they investigated injuries which caused the death of his wife, Nannie Bisele, 74, in a hos-

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec.

Coroner H. E. Kiepinger reported

Bisele suffered from | burns on her face and neck, a black eye and body bruises. | Bisele,s admitting he had quar- | reled with his wife, denied that he | had struck her, saying she had fallen against a stove when he forcefully took a shotgun from her. | Police visited Eisele's home Sunday night and found a broken lamp, a | chair leg and rocker and the rooms | in disorder. | [Eisele was arrested, charged with intoxication 12 hours before his wife died, and last Friday he was seized for carrying concealed weap- | ons, Eisele and his wife were di- { vorced in October, 1035, but re- | married last May.

| AMERICAN { WEDS )S AMBASSADOR BY United Press PARIS, Dec. 22.—The Danish anPRA to France, A. Oldenbourg, | 60, left today with his American bride for a honeymoon in Italy. He [ane the Duchess Nancy De; Croy,

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|a taxicab driver, bound him to a

BANDITS BOUND HIM, GAB DRIVER CLAIMS

Tied Him to Tree After Theft Of $4, Victim Says.

Three young gunmen who held up

tree and drove away in his cob were hunted by police today. Edmond Buchanan, 32, of 1032 N. Tremont-av, the victim, reported the robbery to police after he said he had freed himself and hailed a passing motorist to untie his hands. Buchanan told police the men robbed him of $4 before tying him to a tree at 16th-st and HawthorneIn. The cab was recovered later in the 1300 block on Polk-st.

TWO BANDITS TAKE VICTIM AS HOSTAGE

Seized by two bandits at his filling station at South and Meri-dian-sts last night, Noble Toliver, 35, of 410 N. Goodlet-av, was released a few hours later in Jeffersonville. He told Jeffersonville police that

he. had been robbed of $50.

$198 THEFT REPORTED

Mrs. Charlotte Maus, 72, of 1119 Evison-st, reported theft of $198 to police last night. She said the money was taken from a jar hidden in a

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(club president; Dick Papenguth, | Leishman, one-time United States The car carrving the bovs to bas- | vice president, and William 8, El- ambassador to Turkey, Italy and ketball practice at high school | liott, secretary and treasurer. ‘Germany, were married yesterday. skidded on Yce and slipped into the | ——— path of an east-bound train,

Passes Truck Ban Kilion, Following a brief debate between Dr. Carr M: mn Council passed an ordinance | to abolish a taxicab stand in the | 1000 block on Prospect-st | An ordinance also’ was passed prohibiting trucks to use Capitol- | Av from 16th-st to Westfield-bivd, | flag on the highway near here, His ‘ollege-av from Oth-st to the city | own car had gone into the ditch mits and Central-av from Ft. and he was attempting to stop the avne-av to Westfield-blvd truck for aid. Other ordinances passed provided la a minor change in the traffic gnal system, allocation of $130. 75.45 gasoline tax money to various | departments, ratifying of township | contracts and a transfer of funds for the city controller's office A measure to repeal the icketing ordinance was held.

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limes Special ANGOLA, Ind, Dec. 22, — Brock McNaughton, 36, was killed yesterday by a truck he was attempting to

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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY A Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 22 —Three-month-old Jessie "Helen MeCluskey died yesterday in Culver Hospital. She was injured in an value auto wreck near here Sunday in 3} 3d h which her mother, Mrs. Martha only Louise MeCluskey, 19, was killed.

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