Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1938 — Page 5

WN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1938 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE § | | . . . § r cial FRITZ WILL ASK tune of the regularly scheduled | TL ACP samages wo property owners. VY inONa Lion Has Dull Time JURY ACTION SEY ON [ae unt va ay EE i EE A a

| On its calendar is a resolution | for street widening has been ap- U. S. MILK INQUIRY which the Government claims will | unions. {authorizing Mayor Boetcher to ap- | proved by the Works Board. Coun- show a conspiracy among nation-

| point an Indianapolis housing au- cil is scheduled to set aside $254,469 A H y R > to | esso S COUNCIL ACTION | Phority. Adolph Pits, Democratic | for damages from the $350,000 to be t ooke ’ eturns n CHICAGO, June 29 (U. P.). ~The | wide milk interests to violate the

- —————— Federal Government will take its | pederal antitrust laws. Councilman, said he planned to in- | raised from the proposed bond issue. | nation-wide investigation into the | = Suppense for “several hundred”

vite Walter Stanton, Indiana Hous- | WINONA LAKE, June 29 (U. P.).—Jerry II, a 450-pound lion, went | milk indust \ : 1 L « PI ) of ry to a Federal Grand ; ON HOUSING HERE ing Authority executive secretary, to BRIDE OF TWO DAYS | back to his surf-board lessons today convinced that one can't play | jury here July 8, U. 8. District At- persons have been issued. Named New Low Prices on

attend the meeting and explain the | hookey from the old swimming hole with more than moderate success. |torney Michael L. Igoe said toda | y ES y '1 Watch and Jewelry

resolution to Councilmen. KILLED IN KOKOMO verry, en route to his daily surf-e | Mr. Igoe will appear with Leo F. | Stanton to Attend ES board practice yesterday with his. cottage and Jerry's cage brought | Tierney, special assistant attorney | R [ p A I R N G

‘ma Plans to Demand Passage | Mr. Fritz also said he will demand KOKOMO, June 29 (U. P)—-A | pe I Jovan, de genty into which the tawny cat peacefully general, with material collected dur- MA KES 10 the Council either pass or kill the 46 of two days, Mrs. Franklin | shore of Winona Lake where a large | ambled, ending Winona Lake's first | ; Or Killing of Pending |reslution, which has been pending... 33 died today from injur- crowd had gathered to watch the lion hunt. MACHINELESS BIG,COOL 7 Skilled Craftsmen : SATE ot jes suffered in a motorcycle acei- | (TAININE process. | Mr. Lowman had a lion last year, at your service. Odd shaped Resolution. | Mr. Stanton recently outlined the '*° y | Where a crowd had been, a second | Jerry I, who died during the winter. | PERMANENT WAVE | crystals fitted while you wait.

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need for a housing authority in In- dent. She was riding with her hus- pefore, there remained only bare | He had been taught to ride surf- | No electricity: $2.00

dianapolis. | band when the motoeycle struck the | ground and Jerry scrambled up the | board and Mr. Lowman thought his | and sure.

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City Council is to meet at 10 a.| At tomorrow's session, Council is rail guarding a culvert west of Ko- | beach and under a summer cottage. new pet also should learn the aqua- | § International Beauty School m. Friday instead of Monday, July expected to approve sale of bonds komo. Mr. Gerhart was uninjured.| A barricade was thrown around | torial art. | § 220 N. Penn. P i Floor.

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