Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1939 — Page 8
ERMANENT LID ON VICE SPOTS
crutinizes Steps to Keep Antigambling Laws: _Rigidly Enforced.
| With the pledge that all gargbling|
and vice spots in. town would -reMain closed, Mayor Sullivan today
~ studied measures for kezping the|
City’s antigambling anc antivice laws “rigidly enforced.” : - Mayor Sullivan said his campaign “would not be “spectacular, but will be steady and consistent.” + “It seems to me the City ordinances and existing. Staie statutes are sufficient to cover ali vice and gambling operations in ‘his City,” Mayor Sullivan said. : - “With the BE uiion of the Police Department and our Safety Board, we are going td keep the City ¢tlean.” i The Mayor said he would further discuss measures for vice suppression with the Safety Board at its meeting: Tuesday. Meanwhile, he has been assured the ful! co-opera-tion of Chief Morrissey ‘and Sheriff Feeney. :
"FOOD MOVES AGAIN AS " TRUCKMEN RETURN
BOSTON, Jan. 12 (U. P.).—Terminals glutted with millions of pounds of foodstuffs and other merchandise were cleared today as truckmen returned to work after a week-long strike. A fobd shortage was averted in central and northern New England. A stipulation for draiting a new contract was signed last night by representatives of 400 en ployers and Local 25 of the A. F. of L. International Brotherhood “of " Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen ind Helpers of America. The 500@ striking drivers earlier had return:d to work after verbally approving a compromise calling for a $2-a-veek pay increase.
BOY IS GIVEN CHANCE ON ‘BORROWED BLOOD’
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 12 (U. P.).— Doctors at Deaconness Hospital today gave T-year-old Michael Bryan an even chance of surviving on “borrowed blood” of. 28 donors who came to his aid when he suffered hemorrhages five weeks ago after an operation, The child’s blood subply was reblenished by 22 transfusions. Among the donors were two policemen and an aviator, friends of the boy’s father, Robert Bryan, a haker.
. SET FOR SMOOTH SAILING
GENOA, Jan. 12 (U. P.).—Secondo Brina, 80-year-ol¢ sailor, was buried today with two pipes, a large! can of tobacco, a battle of good wine, a wine glass and a box of matches in his coffin. 3rina had requested these articles “so I can make my last voyage tranquilly.” His wife Angiolina pu; in an extra pipe. =
“Writer to Talk
LERNER'S TOPIC 1S LABOR CRISIS
Lecture Sunday to Be Third ~ On Kirshbaum Center Forum Series.
Max Lerner, former - associate editor of The Nation and professor of political science at Williams College, will speak on “The Crisis of the Labor Movement” in the Kirshbaum Center, 23d and Meridian Sts., at 8:15 p. m. Sunday. The lecture will be the third of a series on the current Indianapolis Open Forum program sponsored annually by the Jewish Community Center Association. ? Mr. Lerner has written extensively on law, politics and the increasing role of government in the control of industrial activity. . He also has written and lectured on the VU. S. Supreme Court and Constitutional law.
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CALL TOWNSEND
One Will Celebrate Birthday Of Leader, Another to Lobby for Cause.
Two meetings, one in commemoration and one as a lobby before the Indiana Legislature, have been scheduled for Marion County supporters of the Townsend National Recovery Plan, boa One meeting was called for 2
Ohio St., at which the fifth anniversary of the launching of the movement, and the seventy-second anniversary of the birth of: its founder, Dry Francis E. Townsend, are to be celebrated.
Tuesday at the State House where, under direction of Judge Charles A. Mitchell, delegates will call on the Legislature and present the Town-
send cause, endeavoring to get in- |3
dorsement of tlie plan to carry to the Congress.
PLAN MEETINGS!
The other is called for 2 p. m.|
PARENTS RETURN SON; |B
HALVED Times Special : :
PENDLETON, Jan. 12.—Because he was returned to the Indiana. Reformatory by his parents yesterday, Thomas Harry Durham, 22, today faced only an additional year on his sentence, not the usual two years. Superintendent A. F. Miles so ruled on the young frisoner, serving one to five years for burglary, who walked away from a project on which he was working as a trusty. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Durham, Seymour, returned the youth to the institution when he wandered home after several days of freedom. Two others who walked away at the same time were captured in Indianapolis
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‘| and - returned. They ‘were Hubert Rigdon, 28, and 'Bernel Nelson, 21.
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