Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1939 — Page 10

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‘When chasing down a speeder, the } . police need only to turn on the . camera, which then makes a motion

police E dom The picture indicates by the

_ assist Indianapolis police in obtain-

ome to administer the new pro-

- will be received at the offices. ¥ has been selected under civil service

"not be considered, according to H. L.

4 Social Security Board for Indiana, - Hlinois and Wisconsin.

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ice Would Photograph - Speeders ‘in Act’ as Court Evidence.

fool-proof device for catching| S== S¥ldiators In She act ama m1

1 is fixed to the fender.

Bitcle of the seeding far and ihe

- comparative position of the two - autos the speed of the car in front. Police Chief Michael F. Morrissey said the

the device, which also can be| STM

Proper ‘Signals at aie Hazards.

today to reduce the number of civil nst the City by

Somat ie Sas Boards fo post

proper warning on municipal bridges ‘and. overhead abutments. In a letter to both boards yester-

day, Corporation Counsel Edward H.

Kaight cited a ‘recent $4000 judg-

ment against the City as the result

of an auto crash at the unlighted E, Prospect St. bridge over Pleas-

| {ant Run.

ME ight said he misdels per-

sonal inspection of the bridge and

- | found it to be hazardous. ‘There are

Janette Morris (left), West Lafayette, and Joann Goor; Lowell, are. ‘the only two coeds in the group of 50 students taking the CAA private pilot training course at Purdue University. Miss Morris was the first girl throughout the entire country to begin flying under the CAA pro-

- used to show violators going through stop signs and traffic lights, would

ing ing Municipal Cours Court traffic convic-

"FEDERAL INSURANCE OFFICES WILL OPEN

of Federal Sldeage and sup. vivors’ insurance will open Anderson, Bloomington, Elkhart and Hammond.

Applications for benefits under the program which becomes effective Jan. 1, which is two years before the date provided for in the original act,

winter foraging.

urged Indianapolis residents to sprinkle breadcrumbs and other bits of food in their yards to help the birds. Suet and sunflower seeds” ‘are their particular dish, he said. Indiana’s mild winter season up to this point hasn't fooled the birds who migrate. Tree sparrows, white throated sparrows, white crested sparrows, northern

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Birds Preening for Winter With One Eye Out for Food

Suet and Sunflower Are What They Like Best, Says Perkins of Audubon Society.

WITH THE FIRST serious snow imminent, some of the city’s smallest inhabitants, the birds, today were Preparing in earnest for

Finding water will be no particular problem for them, 8. E. Perkins IIT, member of the Indiana Audubon Society board of directors, said. The problem of natural food, however, will soon become acute. He

shrikes, sapsuckers and other birds which every year come to the Hoosier state from the north are already here. Those ‘that head for warmer states each winter already have left. ” t ”

WITH US STILL are the English sparrow or spatsie, the cedar waxwing, the goldfinch, the wood- . pecker and other year-round birds, who might not be recognized because most of them have changed to winter plumage. Very prominent among the yearround feathered inhabitants, of course, are the English starlings. They like Indianapolis. The, national Audubon Society will start work soon on a census of the bird population, Mr. Perkins said. The census, in which the state organization is to assist, ‘will be completed around Christmas time. It will list the winter abode of birds and their number. For those who are particularly interested in birds as the winter season gets underway, Mr. Perkins urges a trip to a natural sanctuary within the city, Bacon’s Swamp near 54th St. and oollege Ave, Natural feed abounds here the year around, he said, and is a faVorite feeding ground for the ds

TOWN IN INDIANA

HUNTING “DOCTOR

The latest definition of news: A town full of patients looking for a doctor. That's what a community of 1000 persons in northern Indiana is doing. The leader of the town’s civic association wrote the State Employment Service asking for a doctor “with or without actual practical experience.” The town, the letter said, “would pay suitable remuneration or expenses until such time as the new doctor is in a position to take over on his own.” The Employment Service .contacted the State Medical Association. ‘Bulletins have been posted at the City Hospital and the Indiana University School of Medicine. The Employment Service also has communicated with agencies who are rehabilitating refugees from Germany, since many of them are doctors.

HEARING SCHEDULED . AFTER PLEA TO NLRB

A hearing to determine which of two unions shall hold a closed shop contract with the Munci> Foundry Division of the Borg-Warner Corp. will be held Monday. A National Labor Relations Board examiner will hold the hearing at 10 a. m. at the Muncie City Hall. The Muncie Division signed a closed shop contract with the International Moulders Union (A. F. of L.) on March 8 and with the International Automobile Workers of America (C. I. O.) Nov. 4. Pe-

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PASTORS HAVE OWN EXCHANGE OF BOOKS

‘ MARION, Ind, Nov. 23.—Better

sermons by better informed min-isters-is the motto here. Grant County pastors have agreed to set up a circulating . library so that the books of one minister. shall assist all. The Marion Public Library is co-operating in preparing a nucleus of 12 volumes.

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no lights or warnnig signs at either end of the span, he said. He said there were numerous abutments at overheads which are not safeguarded by signals. He warned the Boards that unless

.| lights, reflectors ‘or light paint is

used to warn motorists af the posts, the City will be liable for damages. Mr. Knight also advised the Works Board to replace reflectors on four sides of an esplanade at Talbot and

Pennsylvania Sts. HUNTS MUSHROOMS: LOSES STAKE IN CAR

GARY, Ind, Nov. Nov. 23. — James Chmelewski parked his car by a woods near here and went hunting mushrooms. When he came out the car was gone—almost. Nothing was left but a charred chasis. He told firemen he had been smoking in the car before he left-it.

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