Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1938 — Page 4

RALLY TO OPEN LOCAL SCOUTS’ BIRTHDAY FETE

Court of Honor Tuesday Is Highlight of Week Of Activities.

Indianapolis Boy Scouts are to observe the 28th anniversary of Boy Scouts of America with a week of special activity, A championship rally, to be held at 7 p. m, Saturday at Tomlinson Hall, will start the celebration, The week's highlight is to be the Anniversary Court of Honor, held Tuesday at War Femorial Auditorium. Irving Williams, who will preside, is to present membership awards to 126 troops. Boy Scout Safety Day is to be observed Feb, 12. The Police Department is co-operating with plans for Scout safety demonstrations. A pilgrimage to the Lincoln statue in University Park is to close the week's celebration,

Troop 34 of Traub Memorial Presbyterian Church is to observe its 20th anniversary Tuesday in connection with the city-wide national celebration. It was organized with eight charter members in 1918 by the Rev, J. W. Armstrong, then church pastor, The Rev. Mr, Armstrong is to come from Michigan to attend the celebration. Lloyd Byrne, scoutmaster, is in charge of the meeting.

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APPEARS IN COURT, ARREST IS DENIED

NEW YORK, Feb, 3 (U, P)~— Ramon Morales, who spent a night in jail and then was admitted to $100 bail, stood before Magistrate Anthony Burke, “Who arrested this man?” Magistrate Burke asked. “I didn't,” said Detective Harry Wolf. “He was in with some of my prisoners, but I don't know how he got there.” “I didn’t,” said Detective Arthur Finan, “I searched him in a bar,

but left him there definitely not |§

under arrest.” “Well, who did?” “We don't know,” tectives. Morales was released.

BULKLEY PROPOSES 9 SUPERHIGHWAYS

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—An eight- | §

billion-dollar superhighway system was proposed today by Senator Bulkley (D. O.) as a three-year

program for increasing employment and spurring the heavy industries. He discussed the plan yesterday with President Roosevelt. He would build at least three superhighways east and west and six north and south. Each would have a 300-foot right-of-way, and they would average eight lanes,

BAR ASKS QUICKER U S.COURT RULINGS

WASHINGTON, Feb, 3. — The American Bar Association wants Federal judges to make their deci-

sions more quickly. Federal District Courts should be required to decide cases 30 days after they are tried, and Circuit Courts of Appeals within three months in ordinary cases, according to President Albert Vanderbilt of the Association. Mr, Vanderbilt made this suggestion yesterday to the Senate Judiciary Committee,

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BRITISH INAUGURATE NEW LENDING POLICY

LONDON, Feb, 3 (U, P).-The British Government's decision to relax to some extent its ban on for. eign lending was made in response to pressure from powerful English banking interests, the United Press

learned today. Authoritative sources said the

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Treasury reached this decision several months ago, well in advance of Paul van Zeeland's report on international reconstruction, but held back its announcement until his report had been made public,

Reopening of world markets to British capital is welcomed in financial circles on the ground that it should encourage markets for British machinery and capital goods at a time when the stimulus created by rearmament may be tapering off,

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