Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1937 — Page 9

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Safety Committee Told Cost |

Of Parking Meters ~~ Unjustified.

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| The Citizens’ Safety Committee today was to recommend that pos lice conduct a drive against bicycle riders who disobey traffic regula:

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At yesterday’s luncheon meeting in the Columbia Club, Todd Stoops, Hoosier Motor Club secretary-treas-urer, declared that “parking meters are not safety measures, nor dp they increase parking facilities.”

City officials recently have been

' studying the advisability of estab-

lishing meters here. r “Motorists already are paying for police protection,” Mr. Stoops said. “Unnecessary expense should not be heaped upon them. Police work would be simplified, but the added $200,000 tax on the motorists is not

Justified.” Defer Meter | Action Action on the parking meter question was deferred until the next meeting, June 24. | Dr. Herman G.: Morgan, City Health Board secretary and club president, appointed Edward Boren chairman of the committee to confer with City officials concerning the proposed bicycle riders safety drive. Other committee members are: John A. Schumacher, Paul E. Rathert and Ernest Trenton. Aid from the Indianapolis Boy Scouts was promised by Wallace O. Lee. Walter Hannon, Dr. Walter C. Byer, Charles Lutz and George Poske were elected members of the Safety Committee.

COUNTY CAN'T PAY $10,000 IN CLAIMS

Puzzled as to How to Meet Highway Costs.

Fabian Biemer, chief deputy auditor, announced today that Marion County will not be able to pay approximately $10,000 in highway claims, filed late last year, because of a recent ruling of the State Tax Board. These claims are for supplies sold to the county highway department. At that time there was no money to pay for materials. In its ruling last week, the State Tax Board held that county departments cannot exceed their appropriations for any year. Any debts contracted in excess of the appropriation cannot be paid, the Board said. : The Reilly Tar & Chemical Co. has the largest single claim against the county, totaling $3259.83. County highway funds have been all but exhausted in recent years, it was pointed out.

SCHEDULE MEETINGS TO EXPLAIN TAX LAW

The Indiana Taxpayers’ Association and the Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc, are to sponsor meetings in 44 counties next week to explain the new tax rate limitation. The schedule: Bartholomew,

June 15; Clark, June 17; Clay, June 18; Crawford, June 18: Daviess. June 15: Dearborn. June 17: Decatur, June 18; Dubois, June 15: Fayette. June 16; Floyd. June 16: Franklin. June 18; Gibson, June 15; Greene. June 18: Harrison, June 15; Jackson, June 16: Jasper, June 17: Jefferson. June 18: Jennings, June 17: Johnson, June 14: Knox. June 14; Lawrence, June 17; Martin. June 16; Monrae, ; Morgan. June 15;

June 16: Sullivan, June_15; Switzerland, June 15: Union, June 17: .Vanderburg. June 17; Vigo, June 14; Warrick, June 18, and Washington, June 14.

ALONZO L. NICHOLS, WINCHESTER, DIES

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Times Special WINCHESTER, Ind. June 10.— Alonzo L. Nichols, who died at his home here yesterday, will be buried in Fountain Park Cemetery following services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Christian Church. Mr. Nichols, who was 81, was senior member of Nichols & Nichols, law firm, and former Indiana Appellate Court judge. ,

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Officers of the senior class at will lead the processional for the

mencement to be held in the Fieldhouse Monday.

Senior Officers Processional

Butler University 82d annual com- |

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Left to right are Robert Graves, president; Deedy Woolling, vice president; and George Craycraft, treasurer.

Jane Beasley, secretary,

AIRLINE SPEEDS UP SOUTHERN SCHEDULE

Cuts Time for Indianapolis To New Orleans Service.

A new schedule to insure faster service from Indianapolis to Mississippi Valley cities has been placed into effect by the T. W. A. airline, J. W. Letzkus, district traffic manager of Chicago & Southern Airlines at St. Louis, announced today. Passengers will leave Indianapolis (via T. W. A) at 7:58 p. m., arriving in St. Louis at 9:33 p. m. Leaving St. Louis via the Chicago & Southern. Airlines at 11 p. m., they will arrive at Memphis at 12:40 a. m., Jackson, Miss., at 2:03 a, m., and New Orleans at 3:18 a. m.

GEORGIA DRYS WIN ‘DECISIVE VICTORY

By United Press ATLANTA, Ga., June 10.—Georgia remained in the ranks of bone-dry states today as complete unofficial figures gave drys a majority of 8291 votes in Tuesday’s special election. With returns from all the state’s 1700 precincts reported, the vote was 94,649 for repeal and 102,940 against. The vote represented an even greater majority for the drys than that of two years ago when repeal was defeated by only 243 votes. In was defeated by only 243 votes.

5 AMERICANS NAMED ROTARY DIRECTORS

By United Press NICE, France, June - 10.—Rotary International elected 12 directors today, including five Americans and one Canadian. These were: Allison Brush, Laurel, Miss.; James Samuel Long, Seattle; James C. Walker, Memphis; Herbert Kraft Walton, San Rafael,“Cal.; Bruce Williams, Joplin, Mo.; ‘Percy B. Scurah, Viectoria, British Columbia. Maurice, Duperry, chemical industrialist and leader of French Rotarians, was named international president.

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Sleep Plenty,

4-H Healthiest Pair Advises

If you want to be the healthiest boy or girl in Marion County, drink

air and sleep.

At least, that’s the prescription offered by the pair who have been chosen the healthiest in the 4-H Club contest.

They are - Miss Marguerite Bowland, 16-year-old daugh-

PERMIT NEEDED BY MUNICIPAL UTILITIES

Newcastle Injunction Given By High State Court.

The State Supreme Court today had- ruled that city-owned utilities cannot expand into commercial fields without a certificate from the State Public Service Commission. An injunction against the Newcastle municipal lighting plant was | granted the Public Service Co. of Indiana |yesterday. It pointed out that notice had been given to the city utility that it proposed entering the commercial field. When a municipal plaht serves domestic and

ruling the Henry Circuit Court.

commercial consumers, it must be governed by private corporation rules, the Court decision said, over-

ter of Mr. and .Mrs. D. I. Bowland, 2093 S. Emerson Ave. Minger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Minger, Hartman Rd. The couple has been going together since April. Fred is a June graduate of Warren Central High School; Miss Bowland is a ‘junior in the same school. They are to go to Purdue University June 16 for the state contest. Winners are to be sent to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from Nov. 28 to Dec. 3.

DIES OF BURNS David P. Branson, Clayton, died

he received Tuesday when he fell

into a scalding pit at the National Veneer & Lumber Co, 1635 W. Michigan St. He was 38.

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326 TO RECEIVE RECOGNITION IN BUTLER U. RITES

University of Chicago Man To Deliver Address at Commencement.

Programs for the 82d annual baccalaureate and graduation exercises of Butler University at which 326 candidates for degrees are to be honored have been announced by President James W. Putnam. “Realism in the Ideal” is to be the subject of the Rev. William F. Rothenburger’s address at the baccalaureate service to be held at 4 p. m. Sunday afternoon.

Speaker for the commencement exercises to be held in the Fieldhouse at 10 a. m. Monday morning is to be Dr. Thomas Vernon Smith of the University of Chicago. He is to speak on “The Promise of American Politics.” Degrees and honors are to be conferred by President James W. Putnam.

Reunions Scheduled |

Alumni and guests of Butler University are to assemble in the formal gardens on the Fairview campus Saturday evening for the annual class reunions. Approximately 1000 persons are expected to attend, Miss Sarah Sisson, alumni secretary, has announced. Events on the program include the singing of songs by members of the various classes, and presentation of a play, “Doctor Bains’ Brains Exchange,” written by Rolla W. Farmer, a member of the faculty of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. Members of the cast of the play are Irwin Egar, Mrs. Herbert Todd, Cranston Mugg, Dorcas Rock and Mrs. Horace Storer. Mrs. Jane Ogburn Bruce of the. Arthur Jcrdan Conservatory of Music is directing the play. ¢ - Master of ‘ceremonies is to be Edward Green, 28, and Raymond Oster, 28, is to be song leader.

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William Spears of 646 E. 11th St., night watchman at the Continental Optical Co., 1401 N. Capitol Ave, died of heart disease early today while making his rounds. He was 53. M. F. Berry, Route 6, Box 456, discovered his body lying beside a time clock. Dr. Norman Booher, Deputy Coroner, investigated.

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