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JUVENILE COURT John Wilson Finds His Brother After 37 Years and Starts Life Over Again’

TRANSFER GETS COUNTY'S 0. K.

Commissioners to Ask WPA

Aid to Make Shift at | Court House. |

| Chances for the long-sought transfer of Juvenile Courtrooms from the basement to the fourth! floor of the Court House appeared brighter today. County Commissioners revealed

they are “ready and willing” to|

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“It's Just like starting life all over { again,” commented John E. Wilson, 13423 Hillside Ave. on his return from Connell, Wash. where for the

first time since childhood he had

seen his younger brother, Oscar. It had been 37 years since they'd {seen each other, OsCar went west {when & boy and during tll those {years the brothers had not heard ‘from each other, John's letters always came back. He had learned that Oscar of Wash-'

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PWA HOSPITAL PROGRAM NEAR FINISHIN STATE

60 Buildings in in 28 Grants Expected to Be Done

During 1948.

| Times Special CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-—<A six-year (hospital building program in Indi- |

however, a tree landed him in the hospital | |with a broken neck and two frac-| The calendar said December. but W. | It took him nine Smith said his grass had grown o| mich he thought it was spring He | is taking oiled his lawn mower and cut the

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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dee. 20.—As

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He was foroed to quit “his work, | when a 45-foot fall from |

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ana, aided by Public Administration ' steps to obtain & patent _for his ' grass.

is nearing completion, The $10,000,000 program, which will add 69 hospitals and 3694 beds | to the State's hospitaliation facil. ities, is expected to be completed in (1940. Of the total funds, the PWA

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make the shift and will ask for WPA |ymewhere in the State

&id in carry ing out such & project.! fington, but every time he sent a a commissioners pointed out letter he sent it to the wrong place. | Rt the removal could not be made without WPA funds ne that before | Neighbor Found Him announcing officially the project! Then & friend and neighbor vis-| can be carrieq out they must receive iting in the Northwest oan WPA approval on the proposed plan. | {to Tun across: Oscar and told John. | Records Are Probl “When the neighbor told me no re YT rersiedn |where my brother was,” John said, | Besides WPA approval one other “I hopped aboard & plane and went problem still remai ns to be solved! lout there, landing at Spokane and | before the courtroom change could /going the rest -of the way by rail | be brought about. This problem in-! “We hadn't seen each other since) volves the proposed removal of hun- we left North Vernon, Ind, He said | dreds of tons of court records now he had a dream I was coming, but! i piled high on the fourth floor in myself, T never believe in dreams. NP ae ot. se in rooms intended for Juvenile Court “Oscar works on & TO0D-acre } Ie ropa are: Hospitals for the use. : (wheat ranch, I had to introduce | insane, 11: hospitals for feebleA law to leghlize any proposed re- myself when he was pointed out to [minded, 8: tuberculosis sanitariums, moval of those records was enacted me. I'd never have known him and |5; general hospitals, 13; home for at the last session of the Legislature he wouldn't have known me.” [the aged, 3: hospitals for epilepand a committee headed by Circuit John Garageman Here tics, 1, and others, 2

Judge Earl R. Cox was appointed! John Wilson, who for 22 years has

providing $4432000. The re‘mainder being provided by the |State, counties and cities in Indi | ana. |

38 Grants Approved | The 69 buildings were approved in {38 grants signed by the President [Of the grants, Indiana sponsored | 19; Indiana University, 1, counties, | {16, and cities, 2 Largest of the projects under. [taken is the Mascatatuck Colony for [Feeble-Minded at Butlerville, where | (24 buildings were erected at an ap- |

John E. and Oscar Wilson .. . Meet after 37 years,

side, and visited places of interest, bevore everything my brother is including the Grand Coulee Dam Where he lives there are no tele | , to approve the transfer and destruc- | John found out while away why phones and no rural route mail de-| Part of Nation-Wide Program

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tion of any old records consideraq been & garageman for the Polk San- his brother likes the Northwest. (livery. Why you can go 200 miles| The Indiana hospitalization prono longer of value {itary Milk Cc, was in the U. S.|' “He knows Indians,” he said. /and not see more than a half-dozen gram is included in a nation-wide Judges whose court records are in- 5 dont know how he found it vour friend the instant you meet | [union Oscar is going to start get- involving construction of 2056 buildvolved to decide what records to out,” he said, “but Oscar knew I him. They do everything there but ting some Indiana newspapers to ings with accommodations for 107 - | The brothers spent nine days to- time. {anapolis for the holidays. If not, | " The weight of the records at the!gether. They toured the country-| “Say, I'll tell you how far away he'll be here for sure next year, top of the old Court House has been Par king Meters Court from ifs present inadequate New Traces of Last- lce-Age Man SEEK 1000 RECRUITS | | Brew a Wrangle and poorly lighted and ventilated Judge Wilfred Bradshaw and wel- | FT. HAYES, 0. Dec. 20. —Army| P.).—There was a feud brewin’ tonot be able to discuss the project| — Ine discovery of the skull of a 9 per cent efficiency. Because of avy om Merrill, senior officer in the | meters. tructive distillation,” burning both " $ 5 8 December. lation around the Court House ick The importance of the stove in Hrdlicka. mp and the Air Corps, he said. Gen. | control the land abutting the make & return to wood fuel on the | The Indianapolis Medical Society | Mountains of Siberia. Dr. Hradlicka. charge. of the Fifth Corps Area until | will be installed and the City mately equal to & ton of hard coal. rent an office. It passed an amend-| turned from an examination of he 8 Stone. stoners will do then is not known. woodlot owners to remove inferior Dr. Herman G. Morgan, Indian- obtained of the strange subman y he! ually use Ben B. Moore will be inaugurated tofore, neanderthal man had been| Will evSHuRIlY be seq Ion lumber. coal and gas with each product beE. W. Dyar,, Dr. Robert Dearmin|the ‘Crime. g prac minimum of loss in so00t, creosote headaches, of which they listed more Striking neanderthaloid characterHew - find provides a definite bridge of CITIZENS GAS COKE PASS BARBER TESTS neanderthal. Sales of coke during November " Four Indiana Boys’ School pupils, (he best neanderthal cranium have qualified as li- have a great bearing on the concensed barbers, [ cepts of human prehistory in the 12700 tons over November, 1938, the Frank Scotton, the boys took their ing the neanderthal stage of human Were 700 tons less than last year, examinations at the International | antiquity. (the over-all gain being due to an scorr 99; James Polk, 99; Canes | ‘Bu Science Sévvide The Utility reported that its re- , 2 } " Lee, ou, Robert Lutz, 971 NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 18. Serve coke at the Prospect St. plant includes an ether machine to be| ————— (two or three® rooms and requiring | y used in tonsil operations and 8 fling only once or twice a day, js | AMERICA TOO ICY CAMDEN, N. J, Dec. 20 (U. P).— CHRISTMAS TREAT FRIDAY lots which have long suffered for | away, said that he would “rather The Lavelle-Gossett Post 908,|lack of a suitable ‘market for cord- face German bullets than the at post headquarters, 701 King Ave, | Connec cticut Forest and Park Asso- | find work sO he surrendered to at 7:30 p. m. Friday. William Easter [ciation in co-operation with Prof. ! [Camden police. He asked to be sent |

Judge Cox said today he was ready Marines from 1907 until 1911. He “There's something about being a! houses.” [prog which provides PWA funds to call a meeting of all county went around the world. (pioneer living up there. A man is| At any rate, it was a grand re-|for T43 separate hospital projects, save and what to destroy. [was in the service and he just took sleep. There's nothing but action./keep up with Hoosierdom, If he 849 patients. The total estimated | Transfer Long Urged i for granted that I was dead.” They're doing something all the'can make it, he's coming to Indi- cost Is $397, 000.000. considered & menace for some time. However, efforts to take Juvenile * ’ quarters to more suitable location Science: Are Extended to Asiatic Siberia. | IN 5TH ‘CORPS AREA have been made by Juvenile Court| NEW CASTLE, Ind. Dec. 20 (U fare officials for some time | WASHING y betidid - : «a Units in the Fifth Corps Area to-| day at the Henry Oounty Court Commissioners said they would | L NGTON, Dec. 20 (U. P).|pert, burns wood at an estimated day were ordered by Brig. Gen.| House—all because of parking | with WPA authorities until after the | child in Asiatic Siberia has ex- > nig 0 Me ‘principle of dex |COTPS area, to concentrate on enlist. | The City Council and Mayor first of the year tended the world of the shaggy-| pe t ing 1000 new men during the rest of | Sam J. Rufkin favor their instal- | browed neanderthal man by another gas and charcoal formed in its opPHYSICIANS REJECT { continent, according to Dr. Ales eration. : | MOS of the recruits are Qesired/ and the ‘County ‘Commissioners for the 68th Anti-Aircraft Regiment| oppose it, Both contend they Stry 18 § 0 ct PLAN FOR SECRETARY The skull and bone fragments forestry I sald : He In the i Merrill, whose pérmanent station is| building that its efficiency and convenience . | were found in & cave in the Gissar at Ft. Harrison, Ind. will be in | So Mayor Rufkin says the meters : part of rural le likely. A cord last night rejected a proposal to em-/curator of anthropology at the on hardwood ns] value approxi- the arrival from the Panama Canal| Council is expected to order their ploy an executive secretary and to|Smithsonian Institution, has just re- Department of Maj. Gen. David L.| installation. What the CommisThe saving effected by the use of ment to increase dues of $3 a vear those bones. The remains o©on- 1 $ 3 rm to $18, stitute the finest specimens yet iri I TR Tg . ; rowth from their forests, thus impolis Health" Board secretary, race known to have inhabited Eu- [rovire the remaining trees which ended his term as president and Dr. | rope during the last ice ag®. Here-| ess is arial | Jan. 5. restricted to Europe and the near i Ditty pladess oh Speakers last night included Dr.| east, the easternmost invasion being ling burned in a different space. The and Dr. R. H. Sage. They presented| Humanlike remains have ‘been [result is high efficiency ith a scientific papers on the causes of found in Africa, however, with | and ash. than 570. istics. — AUNTIE SE Dr. Hrdlicka said that the 4 AT BOYS’ SCHOOL [the great geographic gap between | the sinanthopusman of China and | SALES SHOW Gm, The skull with its lower jaw Yi pp all the teeth, Dr. Hrdlicka said, yet the Citizens Gas & Ooke Utility all seoring 97 or beter in State ex- , aminations, discovered. It is bound, he said, to [totaled 25600 tons, an increase of Instructed in the vocational des | Old World and will necessitate a Utility reported today. partment of the Boys’ School by| material revision of notions regard- | Domestic cok> sales, 14.300 tons, Barber & Beauty School here.| increase of 3400 tons in foundry Delman Watson qualified with a |New Stove 90% Efficient coke sales, which totaled 15.000 tons, New medical equipment, pur- D today is 30,000 tons smaller than it ” evelopment of & new type wood- , chased recently for the Boys' School, burning stove, capable of heating | | Was a year ago. dental chair and dental equipment. | Iregarded by New England foresters | as bringing new hope to farm wood- Jaimie Cullen, young Scottish stowVeterans of Foreign Wars, will spon- | wood. | American cold shoulder.” Cullen sor a Christmas party for children! The new stove, developed by the arrived a few weeks ago but couldn't) is commander of the post. Lauren E. Seeley, Yale heating ex- back to Scotland.

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