Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1937 — Page 8

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LEGION DRAFTS WAR MEMORIAL LEVY MEASURE

~ Bill Would Provide for Restoration of Expired 4-Mill - Tax.

A special American Legion legislative committee composed of Le-

gionnaires who are members of the

House of Representatives today w

drafting a bill to provide for completion of the Indiana War Memorial Plaza. The measure is to be the pkincipal feature of thc Legion's. pko gram which was presented lagt night at a dinner for Legion legisla! tors in the Claypool Hotel. It. would provide for the restoration of the 4-mill tax, which expired two years ago, for the purpose

of . purchasing the property now |

occupied by the Second Presbyterian

Church and the First Baptist Church |

at an estimated cost of $700,000, and the construction of a | companion building to the American Legion Building on St. Clair St. -to cost $500,000. An additional $400,000 would be spent for landscaping and other improvements.

Drafters of Bill Picked

~ Legislators chosen to draft the bill are Reps. J. Earl McCurdy (D. La Porte), Glenn R. Slenker (R. Monticello) and Theodore J. Spurgeon (D. Ligonier). Municipal Judge Wilfred Bradshaw explained the proposed legislation at the dinner meeting. “The Indigna World War Memorial never will be considered complete until the two churches are removed. They mar the beauty of the Memorial itself. It is the duty of the State of Indiana to complete it,” he said. : It was pointed out at the meeting that the four-mill levy would continue for an indefinite period of time and would be removed when the Memorial was completed. WPA aid may be secured which would reduce the cost to the State approximately 30 per cent, it was said.

Churches Not Approached

State Commander Charles Maston said the churches have not been approached on the matter. “They know they eventually will have to move and consequently they hesitate to make improvements on their property. It is unfair to them to keep the matter hanging fire any longer,” he said. : The value of the churches has been appraised as approximately 35 per cent less now than it was in 1928. . “This is the logical time to buy the property,” Judge Bradshaw stated.

Pledge Safety Support

Legion support of the proposed safety legislation to be introduced soon was pledged by organization officers. Sheriff Ray, state legislative chairman who presided at last night’s meeting, said the organization is interested especially ina uniform driving law. Other points in the Legion's program include: Co-operation by Indiana and the interstate anticrime compacts; an amendment to the Uniform Guardian Act; registration of veterans’ graves; a full budget for the Knightstown Home for children of deceased veterans, and a change in burial permit forms.

IODINE NEEDS TOPIC OF VETERINARIAN

Dr. C. V. Austen, Kansas City, told the Indiana Veterinary Medical ‘Association members yesterday that retarded development and ductless gland diseases in animals as well as humans may be caused by insufficient iodine. : Lieut. Col. C. W. Greenlee, U. S. Army veterinary, explained diet deficiency. A dinner dance was held last night. Business sessions today were to end the convention.

KERN TO SPEAK Mayor Kern is to be guest speaker at the Exchange Club luncheon meeting in the Hotel Washington tomorrow.

Throngs Watch President Take Oath in Rain

Standing bareheaded in the driving, chilling rain, President Roosevelt (indicated by arrow) is pictured as he took the oath of office beginning his second term, in a solemn ceremony witnessed by 40,000 rain=-

drenched spectators before the Capitol.

To the right of the President

in the center group are Supreme Court Clerk Elmore Cropley, who held

Thousands of rain-drenched spectators who had stocd for hours in a driving downpour broke into lusty, spontaneous cheers when President and Mrs. Roosevelt braved the storm to ride from the Capitol to the White House in an open car after the President had taken the oath of office. This picture, taken with a flashlight, so dark was the day, shows them, smiling and happy, riding up Pennsylvania Ave. through the ran.

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CIVIC GROUP TO MEET Paul C. Wetter, Indianapolis Federation of Civic Clubs president, is to speak tonight at a meeting of the E. 2Ist St. Civic League in Public School 68, Drexel Ave and E. 21st St.

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By United Press TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 21.—Search for the kidnap-slayer of Charles Matson extended to the slums of Pacific Coast cities today as police worked on the theory that the kidnaper, failing to collect the ransom, and fearful of attempting to obtain employment or relief, would seek a cheap hideout.

More than a score of suspects were detained in five Northwest cities and almost as many more were held in other sections as a

result of orders by J. Edgar Hoover,

head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to roundup all suspicious characters.

\ In Portland, Ore., George Wilson; 38, was still booked as ‘held for Federal Government.” He had shouted; imprecations against Dr. W. W. Mattson, father of ‘the kidnap victim, when arrested, and was sentenced to 30 days in jail on a technical charge of vagrancy.

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Appendicitis Victim Cheery, Thankful for Warmth And Safety.

By United Press : OKANOGAN, “Wash., Jan. 21— Frederick White, 14-year-old miner, lay in a hospital room today and grinned cheerfully despite appendicitis pains and fhe fact he must undergo an operation. Mr. White was thankful for tiie warmth of the hospital and a sae journey out of the Cascade Mountains. Mr. White was ‘rought from the Azurite mine, whers he was stricken, in a hard, hazardous journey in which both modein and primitive

-tmodes of travel were utilized. An

airplane, a motor imbulance and a dog sled were used. The last was the most importan’, for without the sled and the huskiis to pull it, Mr. White still would k marooned high in the hills, i Dr. E. T. Murd¢:k, who mushed 23 miles over snow-covered trails from Winthrop to ithe mine Sunday and found Mr. Whi ie in need of an operation, was s¢ exhausted by three days of conilant attendance on his patient thit he, too, was brought out by slet!, He rested today at Winthrop, iand physicians here indicated Mr. White would be

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TRIAL OF DENHARDT WILL BEGIN MONDAY

By United Press : NEWCASTLE, Ky., Jan. 21.—Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt, former Lieutenant Governor, remained free on $25,000 bond today as his attorneys planned to ask a change of venue when his trial on a charge of murdering his fiancee, Mrs. Verna Garr Taylor, begins Monday. Denhardt’s bond was continued yesterday when he was arraigned on a murder indictment returned by the Henry County Grand Jury Tuesday.

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