Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1937 — Page 17

‘NEW BUILDINGS FOR STATE WIN 0.K, OF BOARD

Budget Group es Construction to Cost Close to Million.

Almpst a million dollars of the State's two-year institutional building expansion program today had been . approved tentatively by the + Budget Committee. Definitely approved by the budget committee, Budget Director Ed Brennan said, were projects costing nearly $200,000. Among them were the construction of a service wing to the Indiana State Prison, Michigan City, at a cost of $120,000; installation of boilers in the Rockville Tuberculosis Sanitarium, $40,000; expansion of State Police headquarters in the State House, $15,000, and repairs to buildings at Ft. Wayne State School, $6000. Included in the initial plan are a 160-bed dormitory: at Central State Hospital, a hospital and dormitory at the Logansport State Hospital :and a hospital unit at Richmond State Hospital. State institution heads yesterday heard Supervisor Thurman A. Gott-

schalk outline plans for the pro-|:

gram. Estimated cost for the Central Hospital unit is $245,000, for Logansport $250,000 and for Richmond $250,000, he said. No personnel shakeup at state institutions is contemplated, Mr. Gottschalk announced. He named J. D. Hull, Columbus Farm Bureau leader, as agricultural supervisor for state institutions and: Mrs. Mary Rickett, Crawfordsville, as his assistant. At the same time the institutional kuilding program was being ap-

Rehearsing Jor Cabaret April 1 7 JEWISH JUNIORS

Singing and dancing are to be features of the Indianapolis Section of the National Council of Jewish Juniors party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club April 3. Shown above is Miss Annette Marcus rehearsing a song to accompaniment furnished by Jack Maurer.

Yroved, Works Progress Administration allotments totaling $315,000 as ‘ndiana’s share in a $2,345,840 slice of Government funds were an:aounced. The State Fair Grounds received ;he major share, $202,448, according Jo Lieut. Gov. Schricker. More than $12,375 was allotted to the Indianapolis dog pound construction project.

‘HAPPY JACK’ IS HAPPY

By United Press ELKO, Nev., April 2.—Jack Holliday, fabled “Happy Jack” of B. M. Bowers’ “Flying U” Western stories, still is happy, despite his sentence

of one to 15 years in prison on a charge of selling whisky to Indians.

~ TO HOLD DANGE

Lar Cast 2% Proares Song And Specialty Numbers For Affair.

The Indianapolis Section of the National Council of Jewish Juniors | is to give a public dance and cabaret at 8:30 p. m,, Sunday, April 11, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The “Night of April 11” is to be the title of the affair. A large cast has been rehearsing

for the dramatic numbers, songs, dances ‘and specialty numbers. Cochairmen for the party are Lillian Weil and Fanette Katz, president of the organization. Jac Broderick is dance director and. Charles Kauffman is in charge of dramatics. Larry Price and his orchestra are to play. The cast is to include: Annette Marcus, Mildred Freeman, Clare Goldberg, Ida Logan, Marcia Reiser, Thelma Sacks, David E. Tavel, Meyer Efroymson, Lou Jaeger, Al Gornstein, Sam Pilz, Annette Herman, Jeanette Patnick, Joseph Fogle, Rae Lea Binzer, Lillian Klezmer, Sylvia Epstein, Ruth -Weil, Joseph Calderon and Nesan Yosha. Lillian Chaplick, Lillian Kay. Florence Slutzky, Beatrice Weiss, Adele Gold, Bernice Kaplan, Beryl Mediel, Evelyn Lob,

,| Lillie Mae Smith, Lona Berman, Mildred

Lob, Ruth Smulyan, Sally. Albohor, Roy Klezmer and Helen. Marie Oppehheim. Virginia Schwartz, Jessie Levin, Mar Jane Falender, Ruth’ Chaplick, Natalie Marcus, Rosalie and Jeanne Sacks.

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SCHRICKER TO SPEAK Lieut. Gov. Henry Schricker has been scheduled as principal speaker for the annual celebration of Grecian Independence Day by Thermopylae Lodge 13, Greek American Progressive Association in the Jugoslav National Home, 3626 W. 16th. St. at 2 p. m. Sunday. A play, “The Evil Way,” is to be presented.

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By United Press MUNCIE, Ind. April 2.—James Hodson, 7, was killed yesterday when he stumbled and fell from a railroad bridge while on his way home with a birthday present for his father, Edgar Hodson. # James, accompanied by his sister, was crossing the C. & O. bridge over White. River, a short-cut home, when he lost his balance and toppled Rescuzrs found a handkerchief in his pocket which he had purchased as a present.

SEEKS TO IMPEACH LOOGOOTEE MAYOR

Commissioner Files Affidavit Charging Misconduct.

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