Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1939 — Page 9

THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1039 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9

AL CAPONE TO SPEND | Find ° DISCUSS PLANS FOR | Municipal Court Room 3 wiih 1" — 30 AT HEBREW Shake-Down | CHRISTMAS IN BED Hid Sasson SAFETY PROGRAMS BOY BITTEN BY DOG en ve wri saviglete Uotieal furvios

TEACHER RALLY —— | BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 14 (U. In Basement Plans for = radio campaign. on SENT 10 HOSPITAL yeu Du. 33 foe idl, te aoe [| Headaches

P).—Al Capone, former Chicago Ee. safety to be conducted by the r— had bitten the boy when he went] Nervousness

’ veals hief, probably will spend : a : 8B Dizzi School Boy Reves Sretmas Ih The hospital. SPENT roman specint Citizens’ Safety Committee were! yoo vear-old Lowell Walton, son into the dog owner's back yard, | RE std

‘Racket’ for ‘Protec- | Dr. Joseph Moore, the specialist BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 14 |discussed at a meeting of the group of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Walton, was

} Back h bad where the dog was kept. By Eyestrain National Federation Head to ‘attending Capone, said today that| (U. P).—Back home was a held yesterday at the Indianapolis ; City Hospital today in a “fair”

= | tion’ of Truants. there is no chance of Capone's im-| steer for a 30-pound opossum who | Athletic Club. Address Session This mediate transfer from Onion Me-| took Winter refuge at the Roy | Adolph Frits, State Federation of | ‘condition from i ww DR. JOS. 3 43:{,|38 : : bic ve . |morial Hospital where he has been Back home here. Labor secretary, discussed plans for enthusiastic over taking daily Pas- : vihrtotrms aiins Evening. A novel and ingenious “racket” |, patient since Nov. 16. Mr. Back found him on the fur- [3 picnic to be held for school pa- teur treatments. ER v TRACTION TERMIN BLDG was under investigation today bY |= caone js suffering from a brain| nace pipes. He called a roomer, [trol boys. James F. Tretton, vice| a German shepherd, which al- i allt 'RMINAL 3 aE fg the Juvenile Court and the Police |, .1oqv He entered the hospital im-| Victor Lacasio. Armed with a [president and general manager of | Iv bit 2owell on the face. jins Wo 0 0) Ld 1] C { 104 N Illinois IRL About 30 Hebrew teachers from Department. Both admit they |, .jiately after his release from| shovel and poker, respectively, |the Indianapolis Railways, Inc. and ‘egedly via iw bd : 4 - eight Midwest states are attending have few clues. hb. wa | Federal prison after serving & Snel they pursued the’ opossum in and |president of the committee, pre- been ordered penned for 10 days. YPEWRITERS TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. the fifth annual convention of the CTR ER Ts | | tence for income tax evasion. around the coal pile. sided. |His keeper, charged yesterday in " SCT ny S > L 2 Midwest Federation of Hebrew) wefore the Court on a charge of oe a Nh = ASN >a a SL Teachers which opened today at truancy. He told the court, Vez =X RRR FT) e 0 1) ee 'S | vaguely, that there was a man on He ere devoted to the South Side who protected | 6 SR SS SS ES SSS SR SS RS SO RT RA : executive committee conferences.| truants. : s ® 9 Solomon Marnenof of New York! For a dine, he said, a boy who 66 City, National Federation of Hebrew was skipping school in cold 5 il on e 1 e Pr Teachers’ president, will address the weather could go to this man's general session at 8 p. m. today on| house and hide out all day. There : “Let Us Stop and Take Stock.” | was no chance of getting caught, Mr. Mamenof's address and con-| they could play games, and they vention discussion will be conducted | were warm. in the Hebrew language. But he was unable, or unwilling, Representatives of the National] to point out the house, or even Council for Jewish Education will] give an approximate location of meet with federation members to-| it. Court attaches put enough morrow on methods of improving | faith Nn his story, however, that | and extending Hebrew education.! thev are keeping eves open for |

Visiting rabbis will address the con-; more evidence. vention at a dinner at 6 p. m. vo

morrow, Rabbi Samuel Blumenfeld, | registrar of the College of Jewish

Students, Chicago, will make the

concluding convention address at I 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the Beth El Temple. His subject will be: 5

Philosophy of Hebrew Education.’

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