Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1937 — Page 6

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$157,700 CVIL CITY FUND PLEA GIVEN APPROVAL

State Tax Board Also Puts 0. K. on Request Made By County.

The State Tax Board today approved a $157,769.59 additional appropriations for the Civil City of Indianapolis to cover current operating expenses. Included was $149.443.29, the City received Oct. 2 in a Zasoline tax distribution. The rest of the money came from fund transfers and unexpended 1936 balances. In granting the appropriation, the Tax Board sliced $60 off the City's original request because the City nad not listed the amount in 1ts published budget, The State Board also today approved an additional appropriation for Marion ‘County totaling $25.-

which

Drafts Radio Network Plans

036.068 to pay expenses for the rest |

cf the year. The money is to come from fund transfers. unexpended i936 balances and the gasoline tax. Included were $5275 for the County jail; $3655 for the Julielta Hospital and $1500 for Sunnyside Sanatorium

IN TROLLEY FATALITY

Railways Firm Is Cited by Victim's Father.

Albert McClure, father of 12-year-old Hope McClure. killed by a trackJess trolley Oct. 20 at Div and Oliver Ave. asked 810.000 damages in a suit on in Superior Court 4 todav against the Indianapolis Railway, Inc The suit charged the railway company n gence in permitting the vehicle to be overloaded, the driver's vision The suit also charged the operator carelessly and negligently closed the door of the bus on the chila's foot, throwing her under the bus."

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TERMS ESPIONAGE NECESSITY IN WAR

Maj. John B. Murphy, Army Reserve military told the Kiwanis ‘Club 1 that espionage is an indispensable part of modern military maneuvers. He said Great Britain has the

greatest secret service in the world | (locality where the need is greatest.” |

and is rearming on the basis of spies’ information. He declared England is counting on American aid in a crisis.

Lieut. Wilfred E. Brown

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National Guard Indiana A

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Is to ‘Enlist’

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mateur Operators

Indiana amateur radio network to supplant existing communica- |

tion svstems in emergencies was being organized today by the National

Guard which reported that strated the need for this project.

the Ohio River

flood last winter demon=-

Lieut. Wilfred E. Brown, 113th Observation Squadron communications | officer, has been placed in charge of this unit, designated as the Indiana ;

Radio Guard. Unit members must be licensed radio amateurs operating their own stations, who are to serve without pal At present, the network has 25 active stations and 62 tentative members “Preference of

in appointments

membership end organization man- |

| agerships will be given those who lare members of some National Guard unit,” Lieut. Brown said.

“However, a member of the Indiana |

Radio Guard need not necessarily be a National Guardsman.

Must Serve in Emergencies

intelligence officer, | yesterday |

“The amateurs must be willing to 'serve during an emergency as may be required by the Adjutant General, either to operate their own station or some other station in a

Schedules were started two weeks ago week, Lieut. Brown said, at 7:30

p. m. Thursday. Radio

‘Small Bet’

Harvard Senior Pedals 240 Miles, Then Loses Wager.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov, 4 (U. P.).—Eugene H. Buder, St. Louis, Mo., Harvard senior, disclosed today that when he failed to reach Prince- | ton, N. J., by bicycle in time for the [kickoff last Saturday, he lost “a [small bet” to four classmates.

Leaving here at 12:01 a. m. Pri- |

day, Mr. Buder pedaled 240 miles to | Jersey City, with brief stops for | sleep at Putnam and Bridgeport, | Conn., but covered the remaining

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

3 ARE SELECTE TO ACCOMPANY FETE'S CARAVAN

Northwest Territory Troupe To Begin Long Trek On Dec. 3.

| | Indiana's delegates in the oxteam caravan which is to take part | in the Northwest Territory Celebra-

| tion were listed today by Buford |

40 miles by train to avoid missing | Cadle, State Celebration Commisthe game. He reached Princeton 10 | sioner.

{minutes after the game started { "I bet them even money I could {make it,” he said today. “I sup-

pose it was pretty foolish on my

part.”

Letentty the messages given them, { Licut. Brown explained. | When organization is completed | the unit's functions will be to: | 1. Provide radio communication | between all National Guard ar- [ mories and unit commanders. | 2. Tie in all units of the 38th Di- | vision located outside Indiana | 3. Provide communication to corps | area headquarters, 4. Teach radio procedtre and message handling to National Guard | personnel.

Training to Be Provided

| 5. Provide field training commu- | nications. 6. Bring men into the units who are interested in radio work. 7. Serve in cases of emergency. “Amateur radio men deserve a lot of credit for the work they did in the flood,” Lieut. Brown said. we had established a network be-

have operated at a ciency.”

higher effi-

telegra-

phers are to operate on an 80-meter | band, and the 160-meter band is to |

be used for radiophone.

At these weekly schedules mem-

| bers must be able to make contact |

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Members are Carl W. Applegate, West Terre Haute; William H. Diamond, Logansport, and Orland K. iLeamon Cromwell. Thirty-six men were selected from 13 states. The caravan is to leave Ipswich, Mass.,, Dec. 3 and follow the

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‘GOVERNOR TO SPEAK Governor Townsend is to speak at a banquet in the Claypool Hotel Tuesday night commemorating the fifth anniversary of the Roosevelt Administration. Other speakers are to be Dick Heller, Governor's secre-

tary, Attorney General Omer Stokes Jackson, Democratic state chair-

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‘BANQUET ARRANGED fto talk on “National Defense.” Other |

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