Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1939 — Page 7

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BANK ACQUIRED AT BEECH GROVE BY FARM CO-OP

Institution, First of Kind in U. S., Will Serve as Depository.

A controlling interest in the Citizens State Bank at Beech Grove has been acquired by the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative Association, Inc, it was announced today. The bank will serve as a depository and financial agency for the association and other similar nonprofit organizations, according to I. H. Hull, association manager. Mr. Hull, who has been elected president of the bank to succeed W. S. Newcomer, said the move was sponsored by the association in ors der to “put a definite plan and system behind its own financing operations and services.” The control was acquired with the understanding that the stock would be divided among such organizations as the Indiana Farm Bureau, various local consumer co-operatives, credit unions and similar organizations. The only stock held individually will be that required to qualify directors. Mr. Hull said the bank will operate more or less as a clearing house for such organizations, at the same time continuing its present community service. The bank is the first co-operative venture of its sort in the United States, although most of the European co-operative movements have developed strong financial institutions which are clasely affiliated with co-operative activities, Mr. Hull said. Other officers are M. J. Briggs, vice president, and William Iverson, cashier and secretary-treasurar. Mr. Briggs is treasurer of the Farm Bureau Co-operative.

NOISY ROOSTER LYNCHED

ALAMEDA, Cal, June 8 (U, P.) — A rooster which had been disturbing the slumbers of Alameda became

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Times Photos. Exams still to come and this kind of weather! Phooey! Neverthe= less, that is the plight of Indiana Central College students, a few of whom are shown studying. (Left to right): 1. Dorothy Boone, Noblesville; Mary Ellen McKenzie, Imo Gene Snyder, Huntington, and Tony Sharp, Rushville, make the best of a bad situation by studying outside. 2. Derrill Ratliff, Hartford City, is cramming on the dormitory porch. 3. Mildred Myers. Lebanon, is in the library. 4. Dorothy Petty, Summer, Ill, and Eugene Garriot, Scottsburg, are taking time out for a little shuffleboard game.

Daily Check on Budget Is Ordered at City Hall

City Controller James E. Deery today ordered Albert Losche, Purchasing Agent, to post all purchase orders with deputies in the Controller's office daily. The order, which is to enable the Controller's office to keep daily checks of budget balances, will be relayed to Department Heads

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Mayor Sullivan, Mr. Deery said, to aid the Controller's office in bringing its books up to date. Previously, weekly reports on purchases were submitted to the Controller by De-| | partments. | Under new which

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| A 10-year search for a man

mediately to the Controller. At the robbery here had ended today when end hn a He Scotland Yard officials notified U. | e subtracted from the fund from a . which it is made and the balance S- District Attorney Val Nolan Sat) the fugitive is in a London prison.

posted. | Mr. Deery asserted that this| The English authorities said they

method would prevent departments had identified the hunted man, | from spending more money than : ‘ { Benjamin Salkin, from a picture on |

Mayor Sullivan has insisted that a circular distributed by keep within their |thorities. budgets this year. Early in Jan-| Salkin is serving a four-year senuary, he ordered department heads!tence for larceny, shop breaking and to make a general 10 per cent re- possessing and making counterfeit duction in all proposed expendi-|coins, Scotland Yard officials said. tures so that there would be no| Mr. Nolan said that records disdanger of exceeding the budget. [closed that Salkin was a native of England. WILL IT BE PUT OUT? him with them and see that he SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 (U. P.). never returns to the United States,” | —San Francisco City Controller Mr. Nolan said.

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{Harold J. Boyd warned the Golden {Gate International Exposition Co. | today its rent for city-owned Treas(ure Island, site of the fair, was three months in arrears. Total amount | due was $3.

Salkin was indicted for robbery by the Federal Grand Jury here Feb. 12, 1929. About $6000 was stolen from the substation, then localed in the first block of E. Washington St., Dec. 27, 1928.

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Sullivan Will Confer With Keach on Action as Safety Measure.

Mayor Sullivan said today that he would confer with LeRoy J. Keach, Safety Board president, on the possibility of issuing a proclamation ordering the muzzling of

all dogs which roam- the city unleashed. Mr. Keach said that under the State law city authorities have the power to order muzzling if officials feel that complaints against dogs running loose in the hot weathqr warrants such action. Mr. Keach said that he had received a number of complaints from citizens who claim they have either been bitten or molested by unrestrained dogs. Meanwhile, City Controller James E. Deery said that new 1939-40 dog licenses are now available for $2. Dog owners must present a certificate showing the dog has been vaccinated against rabies before a license will be issued, he said.

FACES ROBBERY TERM

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 8 (U. P.)—Lloyd Mantell, 25, today faced a 10 to 25-year term at Pendleton reformatory on his plea of guilty to robberies at Bloomington and Indianapolis. He was sentenced yesterday by Circuit Judge Donald A. Rogers. He was captured by police after a gun battle.

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