Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1937 — Page 11

1937

THURSDAY, AUG. 12,

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Report— Continued

| No. 1 where copies thercof were this twenty-second day of March,

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be followed | ing of the session of the General Assembly and where adequate opportunity was given to carefully

procedure that must before they are submitted to the

Governor for approval or rejec- | consider the same before the introtion, we recommend that where | duction thereof. Where a large possible, steps should be taken to | number of important bills come beprocure the introduction of im- [fore the General Assembly near portant measures as soon as pos- | the close thereof, it is impossible sible following the opening of the | to have proper committee hearings General Assembly and that where | 8nd proper detailed consideration. possible copies of proposed legis- The Committee will make such lation be submitted to the mem- | further report and conduct such bers of the General Assembly be- | further investigations as future fore the opening thereof. We es- | conditions and circumstances may pecially commend the procedure | Warrant.

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Approximately 1300 children are

Member. EDWARD C. HAYS, Member. Investigating committee under House Joint Resolution No. 14, adopted by the Eightieth Session of the Indiana General Assembly.

" THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | of the Gorgon's head. It is to be that band concerts are to be held | | 300 CHILD held in Douglas Park. every Sunday night from now until | The following Friday night 800 Sept. 5 at Garfield Park. children are to assume the char- | 4 | acters of famous stories for a pro- | IN PAGEANTS gram entitled “A Modern Book | GAS, Shelf” at Garfield Park. a —— Mrs. Norma Koster, supervisor of | INDIGESTION | mailed to members before the open- | 1987 . : park pageants and handicraft, has | Stopped In a Few (signed) CHAS. H. BEDWELL, Stories to Be Portrayed at | arranged the programs. Minutes Chairman, , At the same time, Charles Sallee, | : or Money Back ALLER ©. LOMONT, Garfield and Douglas parks superintendent, announced | 6r Secretary. Se Pm iii | Grover ham WINFIELD K. DENTON, Parks. AY a Member. sk Your Druggist About Remedy LAURENCE E. CARLSON, ve Member. on | Ea Made from prescription w | x A ch | JOSEPH A, ANDREW, |) umea d aa pecialist Quicken oe | Ze -=~fll heartburn, bloating, sours for ness, acidity, belohing HAY FEVER and other stomach ills. BuMead Laboratories, Indianapolis

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followed in respect to Senate Bill| RESPECTFULLY \ 9 8 MOTORISTS (DECLARES RA IS AID TOMATO IS LAUDED | | TO FARM OWNERSHIP AT STATE FESTIVAL GET $2 08 FINES | R. C. Smith, regional RA Director, today said that the Federal Govern- | eed ei a [ ment's rural rehabilitation program | i Dri | had become “a rung in the ladder to 30,000 Hear Governor rivers r | I in | eventual farm ownership” for many | L St dns Lines in [ Midwestern farmers. Speak at Elwood Event. | anes ar “Financial positions of farmers me T fi ned by have been strengthened through the | Times Special raffic i Government's farm loan program | * "eS spree "id a. Head | to the extent that many of our re- | ELWOOD, Aug. 12,—The qualities | | habilitation clients are now making | of the tomato—the Hoosier-grown | Mh rl bt wor a buy CNA tomato—today stood lauded as 8 Ses $208 In fines and costs when | &SSISt y 'er , ; ’ they appeared in Muncipal Court |he said. health food and its development as | today on traffic violation charges. | Mr. Smith explained that most of |& Source of income to the man of ; Sy who were charged with the borrowers under the a the soil. ailing to stop at preferential streets, | tion program are rapidly paying off | i . paid $103; eight, with violating au- | their RA loans and at the same time | ue Re 3 onpilu tomatic traffic signals, $70; three, | accumulating livestock and equip- | © . the Sa anual Indian to: speeding, $19; one, reckless driving, | ment needed to farm on a profitable | ea W 5 Vo | $15, and one, operati i , a | scale, : : driver's Sp oralg WoW 5 | nn The event attracted 30,000 persons | Meanwhile, motorists who drive | and numerous notables, including | “straddling” painted lines in fot CARILLON PROGRAM bon i WA spoke | lane streets, were called “street | | after seven bands ha ared music | hogs” by Capt. Lewis Johnson, police | SCHEDULED TONIGHT | during a parade of floats, | traffic head. Reigning over the festival was the |

A special carillon program from | queen, Miss Zola Mae Cook, a 5- | ' the Scottish Rite Cathedral, to be | and-10-cent-store clerk selected over | Except during rush hours when played by Sidney Giles, well known | Scores of contestants. all lanes are solid with tra ffic, driv- | Toronto, Canada. carillonneur, will Governor Townsend told the as- | ers hye warned to travel in the lane be heard tonight at 8 p. m. sembled farmers that they were | nearest the curb, using the center |” mpe program arranged by Mr. | “working with a sympathetic Gov- |

‘Keep to Lanes’

LIVING ROOM 10 BIG PIECES

This is the most complete living 0 | room group ever shown at this 1 S! (rh \ 1" price It includes I “Tn J 3 : '. ~t 1 tol ean buy the same. or even davenpor and chair 6 match, similar merchandise anv

for passing only eferre a city . ) » p § only. He referred toa city | giles is us follows: ernment. Dnt” noail. 47 match { i milar merchandise ‘an beautifully turned occasional table i A Jl 2 RA a Na Aan pata

ordinance which provides a maxi- ———— re ; | Cuckoo Preluae ....... .M. van den Gheyn —_— RD mum penalty of $100 fine and 180- sic? anz 8 ; RR ee on Lich Nalmut, Qn ! ® day sentence for convicted a Hymns: Sen) ei PARADE TO OPEN HL py J OAD. Mare ’ \ - S ; dine hl eheortully Te. ; cok . | (a) Woodworth a Bradbury | 2ine rack and smoker il =O) ; ; fund the difference enry Smart $ 3 Q 5 - ) si pi h CIVIC LEAGUE FETE L. D. Foster, Mgr.

Two persons were injured in four| (b) Rex Gloria Smart A parade of floats and autos at 50¢ DOWN 8 PIECES

acci S . -t ATS : (ec) Pilgrims ve xu dent reported overnight in Classical ‘COmpoSitions: Marion County. (a) GIBUE ....... shied F. Couperin oy anle 99 0 STAY | Serenata ..J. Haydn TORE 22, of 2419 Langley Minuet No. 1 ..........G. F. Handel deputy 5 7:30 Pp. m, today is to open the sev- | You have vour choice of either a . . i i t -pie } t sh The (hb) The Heart Bowed Down M. W. Balfe enth annual celebration of the Tons] Bt, i Cy MB aR car allegedly driven bv Mr. Maple | ~C) Juanita .. as .........Anon | Ave. and Eagle Creek Civic League group is a fine HIRSCHMAN matEE . y Mr. Map | Compositions for the Carillon: [ at Rochester and North Sts tress, an oil tempered resilient struck a parked car at the west end | (a) Introduction, Song and Fugue "wees| Li t ht H . F Ss Ari Ker of the Brendenwood Bridge on 56th | (mn) imprompin TR TO IIRL ieut. Gov. Flenry F. Schricker Gd

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arrested last night by |Songs: sherifls on charges of ™ BO nae THON BE drunken and reckless driving. coil spring, a pair of genuine Ey | aw hows and your choice St. and overturned, | Star ‘Spangled Banner..Frances Scott Key | 10 speak. The celebration is to con- " An elderly man who died yester- | Lam | nye Sgr oo Wy day in City Hospital from injuries | | g ; . received when he walked into ies THOMPSON 10 JOIN [ . side of a truck in the 3800 block W. AERO CLUB MEET East 21st St. Carnival Washington St. was identified last | night as Theodore Veza, 65, of 991 | 4 | Set for Aug. 16-21 W. Pearl St. | Theodore H. Thompson, 670 West |

Identification was made by a son, | Drive, Woodruff Place, winner of Daniel, several flying trophies, announced

Two Women Injured

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The carnival and jamboree of the | East Twenty-first Street Civic League is to be held Aug. 16 to 21 at Glenn Hanna is | carnival committee leader, and Albert Longworth is chairman of ac- | tivities of Boy Scout Troop 111, | which is sponsored by the league.

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| Midwest Aero Club convention Two women were injured slightly | Saturday and Sunday at the Ft. when two cars collided in last | Wayne airport. night's rainstorm at State Road 29 Mr. Thompson won the Walker

| Winslow safety trophy of the In- | and E. Raymond St. Charles T. | giana

* air tour last June, and | Linville, 38, of Fairland, said lights recently was awarded four cups in | FISH FRY PLANNED blinded him, and he skidded on the | the annual Junior Association of

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wet, pavement, crashing into a car driven by Bliss Reed, 44, of 1607 Alvord St. Injured were Mrs. Bertha Reed, 63, of 1607 Alvord St., and Mrs. Cordelia Garnett, 55, of 1625 Cornell Ave. both riding in the Reed car. Mrs. Reed was treated in City Hospital and sent home. Mrs. Garnett, bruised, was in City Hospital today in fair condition. MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

Accidents TRAFFIC ARRESTS

Speeding Reckless driving Drunken driving Running ved light ............ ] Running preferential street . Others .

CIVIL Ci

PLEAS UP $1,334,941

The Civil City budget request for 1938 totals $8,474,366, City Controller Walter Boetcher announced today. This represents an increase of $1,334,941.53 over the 1937 appropriation, and will be considered by the City Council Monday night. Final estimates also must be passed on by the Marion County Tax Adjustment Board and the State Tax Adjustment Board.

MARYS ARE TO MAKE

MERRY AT PARK HERE

All Indiana residents whose first | names are Mary have been invited | reunion at |

to the annual Mary Broad Ripple Park, Thursday, Aug.

the program with recognition ar-

ranged for the youngest and oldest |

Mary present.

PET MUTILATOR SOUGHT Bu United Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 12.— | today in a | hunt for the man who cuts off tHe | legs of cats and dogs “to see them

Animal lovers banded

Contests and games will be on |

Commerce air show in Dayton, O.

$5000 IN STOLEN GEMS RECOVERED

Detectives reported today they | have recovered diamonds valued at 1 $5000, part of the jewelry stolen during during the last two months from from a downtown store. Harry L. Sacks, 32, of 2823 N. New | Jersey St, a former salesman for the company, is being held in the Marion County Jail in connection with the theft. He was arrested Tuesday in Detroit.

DEADLINE EXTENDED BY WELFARE BOARD

BY WOMEN'S GROUP

| The State Public Welfare Board |today had extended the deadline | when county welfare departments | | must conform with regulations for | (applying the merit system to their {organizations from Sept. 1 to Sept. 30. Work of the Bureau of Personnel in re-examining county employees {under the merit system is to be com- | pleted by Aug. 31.

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