Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1939 — Page 2

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Allow for Expansion, ~ Bradshaw Says.

. County officials are considering moving Juvenile Court offices from “the basement to the top floor of the Court House, it was learned teday. Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw said County Commissioners had promised, i Money was available, te give the “children’s court the space new oc_cupied by tens of old county rec.ords, which are to be removed and destroyed in the near future.

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reached fer comment but County +Atterney John Linder said he discussed the proposed transfer with them. 5 .. - Claims Quarters Cramped

~The transfer would give the “poyrt needed office expansion te ‘permit the construction of private -gonsuliation and interview roems not new contained in the eramped in the basement, Judge “Bradshaw said. *." Previous attempts to remeve the "Court to better quarters including ‘one move te construct a Juvenile Court building have been unsuccess“ful. : : ¥- The old records are to be re- ‘ “moved and some destroyed under “the provisions of a law enacted by “the last session of the Legisla-

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A nev stamp commemorating “the New, York’s World's Fair will be placed! on sale at the Indianapolis Post Office shortly after April 1, Adolph Seidensticker, postmaster, said today. The 3-cent purple stamp carries the Fair's symbols, the Trylon and Perisphere, against. a white backound. ge first-day cancellations of the new issue on April 1, when it is placed on sale in New York, are advised to send not more than 10 addressed envelopes to the Postmastér at New York. The stamps will be placed on sale here as soon as they can be printed and distributed -after April 1, Mr. Seidensticker said.

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Mayor Sullivan ‘o Officiate At Ceremonies Thursday; Hike Is Mapped.

Mayor Sullivan is to dedicates the remodeled Bey Secouf room in the St. Paul Episcopal Church, Thursday at 7:80 p. m, A thur J. Williams, Scoutmaster of Troop 83, announced today. a Dedication ceremonies will be preceded by a regular scouthike: dinner to be cooked by troop léaders and served in the equipment used on authentic hikes. | ; The Scout roem which is used by Boy Scout Troop 83 and Cub Pack 21 is sponsored by tiie HaywardBarcus Post 55, American Legion. Plans are to ke anncunced at the dinner for the first over-night hike for the year 1939 which will be to Clifty Falls State Park March 25 Among those who will attend the meeting are the Rev. William Burrows, St. Paul Episcopal Church pastor, Chief Scout Exccutive F. O. Belzer and the Hayward-Barcus Post members,

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FIND TRADE PAPER AID DEAD IN OFFICE

CHICAGO, March 14 (U. P.).— Pive years ago Kennet). MacKenzie hanged himself in his mother’s office soon after he had keen'divorced. His body was discoverel by his sister, Jean. Yesterday Jean hanged herself in the same rocm. Miss MacKenzie was girculation manager for Welding fngineers, a trade publication owred by her mother, Mrs, Gertrude MacKenzie. Police said a note hint:d that failing eyesight caused Jea:1 to end her e.

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HENDRY TO TALK ON GROUP WORK

Boys’ Club Expert Listed On Leadership Training Prograrn Tonight.

. Charles E. Hendry, personnel

Leader and Action” at 7:45 o’clecic tonight at the Hotel Lincoln. The talk is to feature the second day of the Leadership Training Institute sponsored by the group work committee of the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies. Discussions anc workshop forums are to follow. Workshop groups and their leaders are: Crafts, Helen Hartinger;

Louise Noble ‘and Floyd Wilson; program planning, Lucille Cannen, and dramatigs, Mrs. David Price and David Milligan. . The subjeet of the ipstitute .tomorrow will be “Seleeted Techniques in Group Leadership.”

LASLEY AND HALL T0 SPEAK TO CLUB

Motor Transportation Unit Forum Set March 23.

" Russell Lasley and Ryan Hall will be prineipal speakers at a dinnerforum of the Indianapolis Meteor Transportation Club March 23 at the Hotel Antlers, Floyd M. Jaekson, general chairman, announced today. Mr. Lasley is a member of the Indiana Public Service Commission and Mr. Hall is manager of the Indiana Motor Traflic Association, ‘Other speakers will include Vaughn Curran of the Indianapolis Glove Co., R. E. Spillman of the Prestolite Corp., Harry E. Rumrell of the Standard Nut Margarine Co.

SIX ARE FINED $543

ON LIQUOR CHARGES

LA PORTE, Ind, March 14 (U. P).—Two justices ~here yesterday fined six Michigan City liquor law violators a total of $543. AE These arrested by Michigan Oit and State Excise Y Michigan Oly fines they paid included: - Julia Stanley, $81; David Leonard, $40.50; Ben Davis, $131.50; John Jones, - $81; Lester Pietrowski, $109.50, and Henry Brown, $109.50. Minnie Franklin, the seventh arrested, pleaded not guilty to possession of untaxed alcohol and was held op La Porte Cipreuit Court en ———

S50,000 BAIL PUTUP FOR CONVICTED SPY

Gorin Penalty Due Monday; 42 Years Possible. |

LOS ANGELES, March 14 (U. 2). —Mikhail Gorin, Russian travel agent convicted last week in Federal Court of three counts of espionage and conspiracy, was out of the County Jail teday on $50,000 bail. His codefendant, Hafis Saligh, fermer U, 8, Naval Intelligence attache convicted with Gorin, remained in jail, unable to meet the high bond requirements. Gorin, who prior to conviction had been at liberty under $25,000 bail, had been unable to furnish gdditional $25,000 bond set by Federal Judge Ralph E. Jenney en motion of U, 8, District Attorney Ben Harrisen. The Seviet Inteurist Bureau, Ine, government travel bureau which employed Gorin underwrote the additional bond. ! Gorin will be sentenced Monday. Under law his penalty could total 42 years. i

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#%-The Rev. Fr. John PF. O'Hara, *¥mniversity of Notre Dame president, “Sg to: address members of the Casedral Men's Club at 8:15 o'clock tonight at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse. . Father O'Hara, whose family lives here, is expected to discuss cénditions in South America, which he Has visited on several occasions. iHe went te South America last Pecember as one of President Roosevelt's delegates to the Eighth Enternational Conference of American States at Lima, Peru. £'As a youth, he attended college Jn Montevideo, Uruguay, worked as ‘gecretary te the U. S. Minister there |: gnd later traveled in South America ‘45 a market-survey agent for the :American Bureau of Commerce.

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Benjamin Hartman Jr., 40, of 3113 Central Ave., was in critical condition at City Hospital today after he allegedly struck his 71-year-old father, Benjamin Hartman Sr., with a tack hammer, : Bertha Hartman, 34, sister of Benjamin Jr., told police that her brother struck their father with the hammer in an argument over money. She took her father to a doctor, she said, and returned te find her brother bleeding profusely from the left wrist. He was taken to the Hospital by pelice whe held him in the detention ward pending an investigation.

POSTMASTER IS DEAD

ELKHART, March 14 \U. P).— Funeral services will be held Wednesday for James J. Littrell, 64, Elkhart postmaster, who died in a hospital here yesterday following an operation. Prominent in Demacratic politics, Mr. Litirell also served two terms as postmaster during the Wilsen Adminstration.

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