Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1937 — Page 9

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FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1087 INANCE FOR Local Scouts at VACCINATION OF | DOGS PREPARED

Antirabies Bill Is Expected

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PAGE 9 | HISTORIAN TS ILL torian, ‘Was ‘reported in ‘a serious

Mis. Kate Milner Rabb, 1433 N. | condition in St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolfs his- | today, suffering from asthma.

THE TNDIANAPOLIS TIMES COUNTY TOBET Parker Geis 6 Years, Son 3 $515,556 FROM VEHICLE TAXES ;

Share This Year ‘Exceeds SEE bY, EL MF a ats Ric} os To Come Before Council | That ‘Received in 1936 . gE C5 ~ / re Sst At ‘Next Session. By $208,700.

A — Marion County is to receive $208 - | 700 more in the State motor vehicle | tax distribution this year than in| 1936, it ‘was estimated today by Wil- | lam P. Cosgrove, State Accounts! {Board chief examiner. The koisity! this vear is to receive |

SOUTH SIDE

| DELICIOUS ‘OVEN FRESH with ‘$306,782 in 1936. |

The 92 counties throughout the | 1 2 | : state ‘are to get approximately | -_ $8,322,104 of the total $33,115,410 col- | - : |

show that the deg had been vaceci- ea S| OR QU R T SQUARE WHITE

nated against the disease within 30 a,

days of the application for the li- Indianapolis is scheduled to re- | Get Plenty for Your 4th of July Piénic

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Target of a bitter attack last year, & proposed ordinance to require | vaccination of ‘all dogs against rabies ‘was drafted today by the | City Legal Department ‘and is ex- | pected to be introduced ‘at the next | City Council meeting. |

Recommended by the City Health | Board, the measure would provide | that no dog license ‘would be issued unless the owner first had received | a certificate from a veterinarian.

This certificate would have to

cense. : : ® _ E ceive ‘$309,334 of the Marion County | Clyde E. Baker, of the City Legal A ul . Fn | total. Department, explained that this| When $2,217,732 Motor Vehicle | proposed ordinance, if passed, would | § Bureau operating expenses are de- | apply to everyone except ‘kennel ducted from collections an estiowners or keepers who have ob-| mated $30897.678 is to be distribtained kennel licenses. uted to cities, counties and towns.

Usual veterinarian charge for a i ipts i rabies vaccination is $1.50. In urg- | Se be SORE ed as ing ssag S AS » . x, “dé, , ’ Horont 6 eh Be a | license, $8,322,088; aute theft fund, said the $326.462; drivers’ license, $520 382;

Board secretary, said the number of : rabies cases is increasing, and more | weight tax, $581,033, and title trans- { fers, $451,698.

persons in City Hospital ‘are being |.. given Pasteur treatments because of |: : Cities ‘are required to use their | family-owned dogs than -tray ones. > ; : State funds for street repairs and | Various kennel organizations de-! 7 : | construction, while counties must | feated the old measure a year ago | Ne theirs for road and bridge reby claiming that such vaccinations | pais, construction and ‘maintenance. are injurious to dogs and are inef- rr————

fective against rabies. They fur- BORN IN

ther claimed that stray dogs are the big menace to public health, and |} THEN DON'T FAIL TO ‘SEE THIS

Times-Acme Photo. Ellis Parker Sr. Burlington County detective (center), was sen-

tenced to six years in Federal prison, ‘and his son, Ellis Jr. (right), fe SOUTH SIDE BAKING CO., 915-19 S. MERIDIAN.

three, for conspiring to kidnap Paul wendel in the Lindbergh case, in . : Federal Court, Newark, N. J. A ——— — terday. Both filed notice of appeals, and bail of $20,000 was set pending the appeal. The men are eh leaving court in custody of 8, Marshal William MeDermott : oe sentence.

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that these animals would not be j§ vaccinated. i For the last several summers police have conducted drives to round up stray and vicious dogs following numerous reports of dog bites. Little children particularly seem to be | the victims, ree COMES 3 show [3

CAFES MAP STRIKE A part of the Indianapolis delegation to the Scout Jamboree in Washington is shown in the upper photo constructing the entrance to

their camp site,

The tent in the lower photo, which houses a group of Indianapolis scouts, gets a thorough going-over during the clean-up period each

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Americans Will Suffer if Owners Protest.

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July 2

Tr nited | PARIS Thousands of ! Americans, here in the biggest tourist season since the boom Vvear 1928, made ready today to make their own beds and forage for their meals in side-street restaurants. Unless a worried Government can find a solution today, hotel, res-

PENDLETON OFFICER FREED UNDER BOND

By United Press ANDERSON, July 2.—Roy wits, | Pendleton merchant policeman, to- | day was free under $5000 bond after being held in connection with the fatal ‘shooting Sunday of James |

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taurant and cafe owners and proprietors of 500000 food shops throughout France will go oh a one-day strike tomorrow in protest against a Government decree prescribing the 40-hour working week in their industry. Today there seemed no hope of a solution. The biggest hotels such as the Crillon and Grand are making ar- | rangements to have rooms cleaned | before the strike starts, and to Serve catch-as-catch-can meals. But the tourists stopping at the medium- | priced hotels will have to fend for | themselves

POLICE win CHASE, | NAB MAN FOR THREAT

A man alleged to have told a motorist “I am going to thump you” was under arrest by police today. After a chase of several blocks last night, police captured a man who gave his name as Marvin Johnson, 24, of 1356 S. Pershing Ave. He | was arrested on charges of intoxication and vagrancy Robert Carter, 18, of 814 Coffey St,, said Johnson approached him as he was sitting in a car ‘and told ji} * him, “I am going to thump you and i {ake your car away from you.’

BOYS’ STATE LENDERS | ARE TO USE CAPITOL |

Boys' State citizens ‘were to visit county and state public offices to- |i dav and compare them with their [J own model governments. 4 The legion-sponsored encamp- |} ment at Butler Fieldhouse is to close | tomorrow. The boys were to hold | sessions in State House chambers | today, with “Governor” Lloyd C. |} Wampler, Spencer, addressing both |} the “House of Representatives” and |} the “Senate.” |

POSTOFFICE INCOME | SHOWS GAIN IN JUNE |

Indianapolis June postal receipts [| showed a 6.09 per cent increase over 1936 Acoording to Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker, total receipts for last |} month were $354,637.47 as compared with $334,241.18 for Je, 1936.

Bates, also of Pendleton. Mills, held on a coroner's warrant, ‘waived preliminary hearing | and was bound over to the Madison Circuit Court. Bates was shot by Mills when he allegedly knocked the merchant policeman down during a scuffle,

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