Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1936 — Page 2

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PREPARE STATE CHAMBERS FOR NEW ASSEMBLY

WPA Workmen Are Kept Busy; Quarters for Several Offices Moved.

The chambers of the state Senate are being scrubbed and busy crew of WPA n preparation for the convening of the next month Rooms of the pied by the

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and House dusted by a

workmen |

gross income tax divitate industries, Statehouse ireau and Board of Pharmacy, have been cleared House Clerk Ed Beggs and Speaker Edward Stein inspected the chambers last week, and conferred with the Legislative Reference Bureau on the seating of representatives Move Two Offices irations have been Milk Control Board and Board from The Milk Board is to crowd ~Governor's ofs Board is go-

Senate

e Lieutenant the Architect to the corridor. room formerly occupied by Teach ' Retirement Fund is to { an engrossing room for ture Senate chamber ince the Beauty 3arber Joard moved e occupied by the LAX dlvision. of months had collected in nomy, high-ceilinged legislaand even the massive are being lowered and

proper has Board into gross

chamber

All Must Register

State's office is

the registra-

» Secretary of its files for and person who comes belegislative committee to regis-

lobbyists promises to

el every

of the busiest persons at the { 151 is Charles Kettle ough, veteran director of the tive Reference Bureau, who conferring for several sponsors of proposed

been ths with Kettleborough either writes practically every bill inlegislative session. A come to Mr. Kettleseveral ideas, and the write them into a bill I phrases.

{ iced at a legislator will borough with director will complete with leg Both Gov. Mc Nutt and Gov.-elect Townsend are working on their messages to the General Assembly on futur lation

TAXI DRIVER FIGHTS ALLEGED ASSAILANT

With

legis

in Hospital Head Injury.

Suspect

cab driver, an alleged attempted robbery early today and sent his alleged assailant, James Reddy, 28, of 736 N. New Jersey-st to City Hospital with a severe head cut, police Sala Taylor, dian-st, told brick from started

William Tayvlor, 33,

frustrated

who lives at 470 S. Meripolice he grabbed a Reddy's hand when the latter beating and choking e attack, Taylor told police, after Reddy and Orville Beckwere picked up as passengers and Illinois-sts. Beckman Reddy started a quarrel cab driver, police were

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and held

60 CLUBS ENTERED IN WAR ON CROWS

clubs have

was charged with vagrancy, inder $2000 bond.

conservation enrolled for Indiana's fourth annual crow-killing campaign, Virgil M. Simmons, Conservation Department director, reported today. Eight entries were received last week and inquiries have been received from & clubs, Mr. Simmons said. test begins Friday. The Fish and sponsor, is to award $425 turning in the largest crow feet during each of mol

The con-

the five

clubs for crow feet, quail or Cron feet

HONOR CITIES AND

COUNTIES ON SAFETY

Five cities and counties having record are to at a dinner meeting of Covernor's Committee on Pub-

lic Safety to be held in the Indianapolis Athletic Club at 6:30 p. m. to-

the best 1936 safety be honored

the morrow. The meeting is being

the Hoosier McNutt

sociation and Club. Gov.

cal tend

WIFE CHARGES MATE

WRECKED FURNITURE

Mitchell Ackridge, 36, of 338 N.

Mavidson-st, was to face charges of drunkenness, disorderly conduct and Municipal

resisting an officer In Court today.

made to |

| Central-av,

number of other

Game Division, to clubs number of

ths the contest is in progress and will trade game birds to the awarding one one pheasant for each 100

sponsored bv the Indianapolis Auto Trade AsMotor Gov. .-Elect Townsend, members of the General Assembly and representatives of logovernmental units are to at-

1937 General Assembly

House, once occu-

Frank G. Herman, above, who retired a few years ago as state agent of the Agricultural Insurance Co., Watertown, N. Y., has been appointed manager of the Merchants and Manufacturers Inurance Bureau of Indiana, 821 Illinois Building, succeeding the late Louis H. Wolff, who died Sept. 24 Other officers of the bureau are: Richard Lieber, president: Leo M. Rappaport, secretary and Henry Zitzlaff, treasurer.

SUSPECTHELDIN ~~ STORE BURGLARY

Furniture Company Reports Theft of $219.

John Stewart, 30, of 1212 Mus- | kingum-st, today was held on| vagrancy charges under $2000 bond while police investigated robbery of the Rosner Furniture Store at 823 N. Senate-av. Store officials said $219 and a raoney order for $15 had been taken. |

Four employes, H. E. Burke, 31. of | 2737 N. Pennsyivania-st; Everei; cones, 25, of 2122 N. Talbott- -av,; Burliss Haganman, 29, of 1610 Broad. | way, and William Kelley, 34, of 1530 ! N. Illinois-st, were in the store when | the robbery occurred Saturday | night,

They told police two men held | =

them up and took the money from | an unlocked safe. Miss Lucille Ditton, 25. of 2815 | reported theft of $50 rom the safe of the Inter- “Insurance | i Ezchange, 426 N. Meridian-st.

EASTERN STAR SETS PUBLIC INSTALLATION 3

Indianapolis Chapter 393, Order | of Eastern Star, is to install officers | in public ceremony at 8 p. m. to- | morrow in the Masonic Temple, 1522 W. Morris-st. Mrs. Mary Rockafellow Prosch is | to be installed as worthy matron; Robert Louis Knoecke, worthy patron; Mrs. Cora M. Thorman, associate matron; Frank J. Steinbruegge, associate patron: Mrs. | Beulah E. Lewis, secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Martin, treasurer; Mrs. Tressie Kirk, conductress: Mrs. Mary Russell Dell, associate conductress.

Mrs. Daisy Crist is to be installing | officer.

CHILD BIRD LOVERS | TO MAKE FIELD TRIP

A fieldtrip through Woollen's Garaen of Birds and Botany is to be taken tomorrow by the Children’s | Museum Bird Lovers Club. | Sponsored by the Indiana Nature Study Club, the trip is being ar- | ranged by Mrs. Ralph Bidgood, who | | is to be assisted by Miss Dorothy | | Siegel, Miss Katherine Graves, Miss | | Margaret Knox, Mrs. Rachel Scott | and Mrs. Thomas P. Rogers. The trip, to be made by chartered | | bus, is to start at the museum, 1150 |

N. Meridian-st, at 9:15 a. m. and | return is set at 4 Pa m. |

Y.M.C.A. ISTO HOLD OPEN HOUSE JAN. 1

Open house is to be held by the | Central Y. M. C. A. for members and | friends New Year's Day. Entertainment, sports, displays and exhibi- |

tions are being arranged for the aft- | E

ernoon and night. Competitive ex- | hibits and motion pictures of Gra-Y, | Hi-Y and neighborhood Y. M. C. A. | club work are to be presented. A full day's program of athletic | events and an exhibition of junior | crafts work will feature the annual | open house at the Senate ph Y M. C. A. on New Year's Day.

2 HELD AS VAGRANTS

PENDING THEFT Quiz|

Police today held Aloysius Cleary, | 21, of 1338 S. Harding-st, and Ted Pikul, 26, of 614 N. New Jersey-st, on vagrancy charges while investi. gating an alleged robbery. Cleary told police Pikul had robbed him of about $2 in an alley. | Police found Pikul eating in a | downtown restaurant shortly after the reported robbery and said that |

he possessed a dollar bill and $1.53 | in change.

SPANISH WAR TOPIC

a Revolution tonight at an open meeting of the Indianapolis

Youth Peace Council in the Y. w.

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He was arrested in an alley near Martz Lewis, council Lockerbie-st and Park-av yesterda man, said a special pease mass | after a chase. Mrs. Frances Ack- meeting of all interested Indian ridge, 36, his wife, told police her | apolis youths is to be held Jan. 1 husband had broken all the furni- | Place for the meeting is to be an ‘gure and dishes at home and then nounced later. ‘chased her from the house.

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TWO GREAT GROUPS—AT ONE BARGAIN PRICE!

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| After-Christmas Sale! Men’s All- Wool

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