Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1939 — Page 17

task of rewriting the presen o eral tax laws, which is ¢ the: toughest job for any Ce

priat ons Committee and Rep. |Boehne on Ways and Means. The {latter is about to undertake the

Belled Buzzard Rings

Times Special John Davidson, a farmer, said he BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. 3.— saw. it swoop over his home in its ~The belled buizard, which for 10 melancholy and lonely flight and years has been haunting Indiana |tnen disappear in the distance.

. and oecasionally Kentucky, was re-| “It was flying so low I could see . ported seen again near here, the bell,” he said.

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by Prof. Frank Hall of Purdue University’s history and economics department; 10 committee reports, a style show and singing by the Madrigal Singers from Tech High School.

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Mrs. Ruby Daubenspeck, Washington Township, president: of the association and Mrs. Anthony Ackerman, Edgewood, was chairman of the Achievement Progrant, The association, with 1000 members in its 28 clubs, works in co-operation with Purdue University’s Extension Service, represented in Marion County by Miss Janice Berlin, home demonstration agent. - Canned fruits, meats, handicraft, ing and household articles were included in the display. A dish of popcorn was exhibited by Mrs. Roy Triplett of Beech Grove. She harvested nine bushels of popcorn this year from a patch sowed with seed that cost 7 cents. Mrs. E. B. Heiney, R. R.-1, Box

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%| 143, displayed a homemade necktie

cut from wool yard goods Mrs. Heiney said she makes neckties for her husband and fwo sons and recently finished making 13.

Onion Bags for Cushions

| Onion bags were used. by Mrs. Claude Harper, Ben Davis, for | cushion tops made by weaving in | bright wool yarns Mrs. Margaret [Maslin, Acton, displayed a clothes | hapger with clothes pins attached, | used for holding stocking. while | drying. Mrs. Marie Ahrendt, R. R. 1, Box | 336, stuck “about 35 cents worth” of | cloves into an apple and used it as a sachet in linen boxes. Among hobby displays was that of { Mrs. Jewel Garnier, R. R. 9, Box 622, who has a collection of 53 salt and pepper shakers, 24 sets of which came from ofher states. Mrs. Edythe Brandt, Bridgeport, showed .a' blue coverlid made 100 years ago. The flax was spun and

i|the cover woven by her grandi | mother.

Mrs. John Nelson, Bridgeport, exhibited fireplace tongs more than 200 years old. A bead purse, more than 150 years ‘old, was displayed by Mrs. Myrtle Clauss, Bridgeport. A tooled leather purse with a design om the pokeberry plant, was shown by Mrs. Leo M. Litz.

IN JACKSON COUNTY

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RECEIPTS LAG |

SEYMOUR, Ind., Nov. 3.—Jackson County residents are more lax in paying their fall taxes this year than for the past several, according to County Treasurer J. V. Hinderlider. * With but two days left before the deadline for payment, only $100,000 of the $250,000 anticipated has been collected. An 8 per cent penalty will be charged on tax payments made after Monday.

HOOSIER COLLECTS ICE MEN’S MONEY

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 (U. P.) —William K. Martin of Crawfordsville, Ind., was treasurer of the National {Association of Ice Industries as a [result of his election at the association’s annual convention. R.’ J. Bailey, San Francisco, succeeded Guy W. Jacobs, Steubenville, O., as president. New Orleans was selected as the 1540 convention city.

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New officers recently elected by the Bell Telephone Club of Indianapolis include A. B.: Nail, secretary-treasurer, and C. E. Mason, president. Mr. Mason is general plant supervisor and Mr. Nail is commercial manager of Unit 1 in th: Indianapolis business office. New members of the Board of Governors are C. W. Holmes of the Western Electric Co., and B. L. Combs and E. D, Finley, both of the Indiana Bell. Other members are R. L. Kessing of the Indiana Bell and H. L. Flory of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

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Flood Control, Park Boards Propose ~ Project to Property Owners.

mimo A ‘plan for_ a super-boulevard |from 30th St. to Broad Ripple, which would be built jointly by the Park Board and the Marion County Flood Control Board, was outlined today by Jackiel W. Joseph, Park Board president. Mr. Joseph explained the details of the plan to representatives of the Alta G. Wheeler properties, over which a section of the proposed boulevard would pass. It would be necessary, he said,

‘for the City to acquiré right-of

way through the Wheeler property, recently annexed to the City as the Meridian-Kessler Addition.

‘Part of County Plan

The proposed boulevard is part of a county-wide boulevard plan which was mapped by the Park Department, the City Plan Commission and the County Surveyor’s office several years ago It would compare with Pleasant Run: Blvd, which now provides a through route from Bluff Road in southwest Indianapolis to Irvington, and would be preferential, Mr.

| The boulevard would begin at 30th St. and White River'and run northeast along both banks of the river as far as 38th St. From there {it would continue on the east side of the river, dipping beneath 38th St. through an underpass. Between 38th St. and Broad Ripple, it would run between the river and the Canal.

Study Proposal

Representatives of the Wheeler properties said that before agreeing to deed the right-of-way requested, they would have to consider the effect of such a boulevard on the addition. The Wheeler properties were represented by F. C. Cash, real estate agent, and Eugene Miller, attorney. George E. -Weidlich, Federal Housing Administration representative, also was present. Mr. Joseph said it was .the hope of the Park Department to provide an arterial highway skirting the north side which, he said, would greatly reduce traffic hazards in| that section.

GERMANS JAIL 2 FOR

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Parked on Roof | «NSULTING ING FUEHRER’

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MUNCIE, Ind, Nov.

Bronne won't get any parking ticket |

PRAHA, Nov. 3 (U. ov. 3 (U. PY Ger-

3. — Bill {man law court has sentenced a 39-

year-old Czech workman to one year in prison and a 26-year-old

for leaving his midget racer over-|jew to seven months in prison for

time where it is, but he has a prob-| “insulting

Iem all the same.

Halloween pranksters hoisted it

the Reich and the Fuehrer.” : It was said that the Czech made an offensive remark about Hitler to

to the roof of the Lester Smith|s German co-worker in a Praha

Motoreycle Shop, and there it is.

textile factory and that the Jew said’

“I was looking for a place to put|in the hearing of three passing Ger-

it,” he said. there all winter.”

“Maybe. I'll leave it!

| mans that “the Germans have grown too big for their boots.”

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Times Special : Cn PoRaToN, Nov. 3 3—Whe ther remains ‘or not,

ar “the neutrality measure is , is immaterial ta Re Louis Eicon and John W. Boehne Jr. th of these Hoosier His o members of major House committees, which will start meet= ing as soon as the néutrality legis~ lation is out of the way. Rep. Ludlow is on the Appro-

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