Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1937 — Page 9

THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937 Let Easter Come Anytime

GRAND CALUMET DREDGING ASKED FROM CONGRESS

Predicts Improvement Would | Increase Population of District. Timez Rpecin? WASHINGTON, March 25. —Wid- | ening and deepening the Grand | Calumet River will increase the | popuiation of the Indiana Calumet industrial district from the present 360,000 to a half million within a few years, Rep. William T. Schulte (D, Ind.) told members of the House | Rivers and Harbors Committee, His proposal would cost $4,000.000, U. 8. Army engineers estimated. “The First Indiana District is now landlocked,” Mr. Schulte, who is himself a member of the committee, told them. “I am arguing that the Grand Calumet be made 22 feet deep and 300 feet wide. This will give a haven | to Lake Michigan boats now at the mercy of intense storms ard also establish waterway transportation for Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gary to sections now landlocked. Previously Urged Harbor “Mississippi barges could contact the area and the entire South would be opened to water shipment through through the Illinois River.” Rep. Schulte previously has urged a public harbor at East Chicago. He still will push this project, he Stated. Army engineers are now making surveys of bridges to determine what | reconstruction will be necessary should the river dredging be decided upon, he explained.

LEGION TO SPONSOR GOVERNMENT CAMP

A week's training in practical application of government is to be given Indiana boys of high school age at an American Legion camp at the State Fairgrounds. Tentalive dates are June 12 to 20, Applications are to be mailed to W. E. Sayer, Indiana Department adjutant, not later than June 5. Municipal Judge Wilfred Brad-| shaw, Twelfth District commander, is to be director. B. W. Breedlove, Indianapolis, is to be dean of counellors in charge of scholastic studies. Campers city,

are to have their county and state governments, elect officials and learn their functions of government,

ILLINOIS CENTRAL EMPLOYEES CITED

Ten Indianapolis employees of the Illinois Central System have been warded engraved safety first certificates for serviee without accidents, Those from here with safety records for from six to 11 years are: James Clancy. O. P. Réenchen, RE. McFall, G. W. Barrows, C. W. Liebhardt, T. J. Gallivan, E. A. Herman. H. Clark, S. C. Barbee and E. H. Jones,

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Mr. Fido isn’t going to be left out in the cold when it comes to the Easter parade this year-—not if the canine couturiers have anything

to say about it. ensemble:

Straight from Paris comes the suggestion for this Four-button boots. a storm-collared overcoat that's piped

all around with fancy braid and includes a pocket for either a bone

or a handkerchief.

HOPES FOR LOWER WHISKY PRICES HIT

Supply Still Inadequate, Distillers’ Official Says.

I'imes Special

WASHINGTON, March 25.--Hope

for reduced prices on bended whis-

kv has been given a severe joit by Owsley Brown, chairman of board of the Distilled Spirits stitute. No reduction in distillers’ on American bottled-in-bond whisky this time, Brown said. Supplies of such whisky available for distribution in 1937 are inadequate to justify reductions. he asserted. “The demand for such whiskies is constantly increasing at present price levels,” he said. “The stocks which have been aging since manufacture was resumed at the time of repeal have not yet reached the age of four years required under the U. S. Bottled in Bond Act.”

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BLACK-DRAUGHT

ASKS $20,000 ALIMONY Mrs. Cecile Luebking, 4122 E. Washington St. askea $20.000 alimony in a suit against Walter C. Luebking, on file in Superior Court 3 today. The suit asked for “sepa-

ration” and demanded $150 monthly !

pending disposition of the case.

| Roachdale High School senior | class Thursday and Friday nights, April 1 and 2. Roles have been assigned to Gwendolyn Hostetter, Maurice Silvey, Rebecca Blades, Mary Vann, Sammy Eggers.. Charles Smith, Ralph Keck, Christine Noland, Berneice Steen and Pearle Isenberg.

'ROACHDALE SENIORS TO PRESENT FARCE

| Times Specinl | ROACHDALE, March 35. A | three-act farce, “Your Face Is Fa- | miliar,” is to be presented by the

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