Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1937 — Page 10

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

REASONS GIVEN FOR SLOWNESS

OF BRIDGE WORK §

Mayor Explains Delays to Completion of WPA

BUILDING LEAGUE PICKS SIX LOCAL MEN

Named to Committee Posts By Chicago Group.

Appointment of six Indianapolis business men toYcommittee posts in the United States Building and Loan

League was announced from the League's Chicago headquarters to-

Railroadmen’s Federal Savings and Loan Association president, vice chairman of the Insured Institution division; Charles R. Yoke, Fletcher Avenue Savings & Loan Association president, vice president of the Chamber of Commerce committee; Edward W. Springer, Atkins Savings &' Loan Association secretary, cup

contest committee; Leo F. Welch, Celtic Federal Savings & Loan Association secretary, economic policies committee; Elmor F. C. Weber, Peoples Mutual Savings & Loan Association secreiary, admissions committee, and R. H. Wertenberger,

PITT COED SLUGGED PITTSBURGH, April 22.—Slugged over the head while she slept, ap-

parently by a claw hammer found |

on the floor of her room, 20-year-old Ruth Horowitz, University of Pittsburgh senior, lay in a critical condition in a hospital today. Police believed she was the victim of a robber.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937 ;

BIG SPECIAL SALE

SUITS

J And TOPCOATS br FOR MEN

2 ARBANKS rt

OUT-OF-PAWN

—Hi-class and worth considerably more! Here's every color—every wanted style and all sizes.

.20

Others at $8.75 up.

LOAN CO,

Opposite Courthouse

Span Project.

Indianapolis Federal Home Loan Bank, accounting division.

day. They were

Druggist refund s money if it fails, C2) ARNEL | TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRING QUICK RESULTS.

Fermor §S. Cannon,

Mayor Kern today told civic leaders and businessmen completion of the Shelby St. bridge over Pleasant Run Blvd. has been delayed for several reasons. The first, the Mayor said, was because removal of steel girders had

been delayed to permit public utilities to remove their facilities. Other reasons, he said, were: ° Removal of the old structure was accomplished by manual labor only, in accordance with the WPA policy of handling as much work as possible: with labor rather than power equipment. |

Payroll Funds Short Delay in excavation for abutments | was caused by lack of available | WPA funds for the payroll and | inclement weather. Delay resulting from the fact that

: i safety required long stopes surround | ing an excavation to insure work-:

Amouncing J

Judge Michael A. Musmanno, who was stricken while addressing the Labor Nonpartisan League here on President Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan, is shown as he left by plane for his home in Pittsburgh. He decided to return home to recuperate from his illness despite advice of two local physicians that he remain here for treatment.

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Construction of the bridge was be- | ( ‘women to ease functional, lin the color and consistency. fic using Shelby and Minnesota StS. | onouan to fill the top of & ge iwho have been weakened by them with hardier varieties have | “It should be borne in mind that | failed so far. from tl ; $ vi the city through VPA,” the Mayor | py ryited Press [Irom 1e ~ wholesome nutrii t omplete work through “1. : : . Iie lo) xomp | has decided that you no longer say |help like this, get Cardui at

WPA.”

The Mayor said that WPA offi- | you have kissed a girl. cials had assured him that a double | expression is that “you have hung | shift of workers would be employed | one on.” Adv.

on the project to speed completion. |

TOWN’S BIRTHRATE

REMAINS AT ZERO |B

~ Bu United Press

MOUNT WASHINGTON, Mass., | :

April 22. — For the second succes-

sive year the stork has overlooked | "

this mountain hamlet, the second smallest town in Massachusetts.

showed |one marriage and

ington’s pcpulation is 61.

COUNTY LOSES $5944 SUIT TO HURT SKIER

By United Press LOS ANGELES, April 22.—SKkiing is taken seriously in California.

It cost Los Angeles County a |#

The proper | the nearest drug store, read the directions and try it.—

3 5 4 3 7

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$5944 judgment for having erected | p nconcealed trap” for skiers and | |§ EE student pe Dl | :

a reservoir which constituted an | unconcealed

Lloyd, School of Technology.

EARTH SWALLOWS | COW AT BERNE, IND.

By United Press BERNE, Ind.. April 22. — When

Reuben Romney went to bring his | |g

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cows in from pasture he discovered | |

one missing. field, found no break in the fence |

and no trace of the cow. Yet when ||} he called he heard an answering | |B Peering |

“moo” beneath his feet. down, he saw the head of the cow —she had slid into the small open- | ing of a jug-shaped sinkhole, |

or OLD LAW EXCUSES |

JUROR IN NEVADA ;

By-Fnited Press 4 ELKO, Nev, April 22. — Ray

‘$25.. He was the first person in | decades to take advantage of an an- | tiquated Nevada law applying fo]

persons living more than 60 miles |§

He walked around the | |}

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FRIDAY! ONE DAY ONLY

IN OUR GREAT

QUITTING BUSINESS SALE

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120 FIRST QUALITY 49¢ SATIN AND SILK CREPE

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OVERALL PANTS By Tis

rein-

49:

LOOK WHAT 99¢ WILL BUY

600 PATRS 29¢ FIRST QUALITY WOMEN'S PURE

SILK HOSE 47%

34 PAIRS OF MEN’S $2.19

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