Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1937 — Page 6

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Finds Turtle With Inscription {193 PENG NEW

Miss Ruth Banks, 318 N. Chester St., She found this little turtle crawling around in her back

discovery.

Times Photo. is pretty happy about this

yard. Engraved on its back is “Great Lakes Exposition.”

She calls her new pet Ichabod.

TEAMS TO RAISE FUND SELECTED

Quotas of $500 Each Are

| this afternoon to discuss deduction

Assigned to 25 Groups. Twenty-five teams, with allot-

ments of $500 each to raise, were named today by Arthur F. G.

Gemmer, general chairman of the |

drive to raise funds for a stadium at the Boy Scout Reservation. Mr. Gemmer urged citizens to contact team members or send their “Good Deed” contributions to Frank H. Henley, stadium fund treasurer, 431 N. Meridian St.

The stadium, to be erected on the site of the present campfire arena, is to be built of reinforced concrete and steel, with cypress poists and hard maple seats and backs. Seating for 400 Scouts and 800 adults is planned. Lighting effects, a public address system, weatherproof curtains, restrooms and drinking fountains also are to be built. F. O. Belzer, Scout executive, urged citizens to visit the Scout reservation and the proposed stadium site Team Members

Members of the campaign teams follow: (1)—~Wallace QO. Lee and L. J. (2) Frank Montrose and C. A. (3) John Ruddick: (4) Marion Hinkle and_ Phil Clements: (5) 8S. G. Kasberg and Fred Hasselbring; (6) Wired Bradshaw and Joseph Lutes: (7) C. Ardery and Otto Ray; (8) Larry Hess and Elder Houck: (9) Joseph Ahearn and B. W. Breedlove; (10) % E. Thornber and Bill Thompson: (11 O. Belzer an Stanley Norton; (12) C. tia Janus and Arthur P, Holt; (13) Frank H. Henley and Dr. Frank Long; (14) P. E. Fitzpatrick and Joseph T. ; (15) Joel Hadley and William Bo (16) Dr. I ward and Marion Hansberry; Muerer and the Rey, James Moore; Ralph Gregg and _V, M. Armstrong; (19), orale: Crippen, Ralph Klare and Phillip Lewis: (20) John MeShane and Orville Robinette: L. S Husy and Edward Klingstein; L. D. Belden; (23) Mrs. Max Norris, Mis. Fred Hasselbring, Mrs. John F. Fairhead, Mrs. Norman Clarridge. Mrs. Marion Hinkle and Mrs. Joseph Lutes: (24) Leroy P. MecGhehy: (25) K. W. Hadley

MAN HUNTED AS MOLESTER OF GIRL

A dark, heavy man who attemnted to molest an 11-year-old girl bicyclist was sought today. The girl told police she stopped at a drinking fountain at Southern Ave. and Garfield Park when the man stepped out of nearby bushes. She said the man drove off in a sedan when she ran to the Garfield Community House.

DOG TAXES OVER $10,000

Dog taxes collected by Center Township Assessor James Cunningham this year totaled $10,495, the greatest of any collection in three years. Last year the collection totaled $10,070 and the previous year the amount was less than $10,000.

ROOSEVELT CALLS ECONOMY PARLEY

By United Press WASHINGTON, July 8. —President Roosevelt today summoned heads of all independent agencies of the Government to meet with him

of expenditures which he hopes will aggregate 10 per cent for the present fiscal year, Previously, Mr. Roosevelt had discussed similar savings measures with members of his Cabinet. He hopes to achieve a “layman's balance” in the 1937 fiscal year budget through reducing expenditures $400,000,000 under appropriations.

LIQUOR TAG SALES BOOST EXCISE FUND

Department Income Is 4th Largest in State.

The Excise Department today reported the fourth largest income

cal year ending June 30, with

stamp sales for liquor contributing the largest increase over the previous period. Small increases in beer gallonage and retail permit collections were bolstered by the 40 per cent rise in hard liquor sales, according to the annual report prepared by Hugh Barnhart, Excise director. The division's total income exceeded $7,000,000 for the period, the report showed. Stamp sale collec tions totaled $3,251,944 last year, compared with $2,307,670 the previ ous year. Income from beer gallonage in-

; | creased from $1,078,459 in 1936 to

$1,647.372. Home brewers gradually are disappearing, the report shows.

State Department tax collections totaled $5060, and dropped to $3480 last year. Part of the increased collections was due to more rigid enforcement of State laws, Mr. Barnhart said. Indiana schools have received a large part of the excise division collections since the department was established four years ago. More than $20,747,545 has poured into the state coffers in that time and approximately $9,813,639 was paid back to local units. Schools received $4,814,411 and civil units $4,999,227.

OFFICER FACES TRIAL

Wayne Money, Indianapolis Police | Force probationer, is to be tried hy the Safety Board at its next meeting Tuesday for conduct unbecoming an officer. Charges were preferred by Chief Morrissey.

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ERA, MURPHY SAYS

Declares Labor Strife Solution.

NEW YORK, July 8.—Intelligence rather than force is the answer to

“4ntelligence’ Is |

industrial strife, Governor Frank Murphy ‘of Michigan wrote in the current Amerikai Magyarsag (The American Hungarian), a new semimonthly newspaper published here.

In an article titled “New Era” the Michigan Governor wrote that 1937 opened a new era with the nation

responding to “the demand of cer-

tain groups in our democracy for a larger share of its bounteous fruits. It is necessary, Murphy said, to

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“keep our minds cool” and while giving “the workman his due” adhere to “the rule of reason.” “We cannot forget,” the Governor said, (“that personal liberty must be based on the preservation of property rights. “On the other hand, we cannot permit ourselves to be swayed by the righteous few who place narrow, rigid legalism before human rights, and who would blindly guard their

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POSTAL RECEIPTS GAIN

An increase of 6.09 per cent in postoffice receipts here last month over June, 1836, was reported today by Adolph Seidensticker, postmaster, The total revenue was $354,637.47, or a gain of $20,386.29, he said.

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PARTIES REPLACE CLUBS’ LUNCHEONS

Optimist and Exchange Clubs have canceled tomorrow's regular noon meetings and will substitute special dinners tomorrow evening. The Exchange group is to have a special program of games and

amusements starting at 4 p. m, at

Wrisley's Water Softener

un. 49¢

A handful of these crystals softens a whole tub full of water. The scent is most refreshing.

THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1937

Cifaldi’'s, three and one-half miles east on the National Road. Dinner is to be served at 6:30 p. m. Optimists will go to Bridgeport for an outing at the nutrition camp. The program will start with a baseball game between club meme bers and the nutrition camp boys. Dinner is to be served at 6 p. m, with a program following. Walter Pray, Gordon Mess and Dick Dye are in charge.

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