Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1940 — Page 6

ENDS TERM oF LAPEL YOUTH

Judge Gets Promise That Whisky Seller Will Be Prosecuted.

A Pendleton, Ind, liquor store owner faced arrest today if a Lapel,

~ Ind, youth makes good his promise

‘to Municipal Court Judge Charles “J. Karabell, Judge Karabell suspended a $25 and costs fine and 90 days at the State Farm for Ronald Hershberger, 20, of Lapel, on the youth’s promise that he would swear out a warrant against. the person who allegedly sold him whisky Christmas Eve.

berger pleaded guilty to petit| i

larceny in Municipal Court yesterday, admitting the theft of three purses and $3 Christmas Eve at a downtown dance hall. He said the Pendleton liquor store owner had repeatedly sold him whisky. - Meanwhile, Helen Warrenburg, 20, Indiana Hotel, who said she was the common-law wife of Ralph Roe, now serving. 90 days at the State for rifling a church alms box, was free today on a suspended sentence of $10 and costs and 60 days in Woman's Prison from Judge KaraPolice said the defendant had en-

tered a room on E. Market St. for-|

merly occupied by her at 528 E. Market St. and taken personal propérty owned by Miss Fern Phillips, present occupant, The girl said she didn’t remember the theft and that Roe had packed the things when they left the room. “Police said Roe was serving the 90day term at the State Farm at the time of the alleged theit.

CAN'T CHANGE HABITS

VISALIA, Cal, Jan. 4 (U. P.).— An Australian sycamore tree here is remaining faithful to the habits of its kind in Australia, where the sea-= sons are reversed, summer /corresponding witly winter in the United States and ter with the American summer. The tree persists in doing all its blooming during the American winter months, which in Australia are summer.

Times-Acme Photo.

Fritz Mandl, one-time Austrian munitions magnate and former husband of film actress Hedy Lamarr, pictured with his recent bride, the former Herta Schneider, amr Austrian, as they welcomed the New Year at Fefe’s Monte Carlo, New York.

Trustees Here May Seek Federal Food Stamp Plan

Nine Marion. County township trustees were to meet at 2 p. m. today to discuss prospects of bringing the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. food stamp plan to Indianapolis. The meeting was to be held in the office of Edward Brennan, State Board of Accounts chief examiner. The food stamp plan provides a means of distributing surplus foodstuffs through normal business channels. If brought to Indianapolis, recipients of trustee relief orders would receive blue stamps for

half the value of their food orders.]

These would buy surplus foods. The stamps would be redeemed by the Federal Government. Persons receiving relief funds, such as WPA workers, would be allowed to purchase orange stamps

in the amount of their food budget

and also would be given half that amount in blue stamps. The orange stamps would be good for any foodstuff in any grocery, while the blue stamps would buy only surplus commodities. The present township relief setup of preferential stores where reLlief recipients must trade is viewed as a barrier to bringing the stamp plan to Indianapolis. The trustees are expected to discuss the possibility of removing this system.

STEEL LEADER DIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4 (U. P). —The death of Ambrose N. Diehl, retired president of Columbia Steel Co., was announced here today. He died in La Jolla, Cal, yesterday after a long illness. He was 63.

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Seeks to Avoid Duplication And Give Assistance to Deserving Projects.

The first steps toward establishing a clearing house for all kinds of research work being done ‘in Indiana in the fields of science, sociology, arts and economics were taken today by the State Planning Board. Prof. G. E. Lommel, of Purdue University, chairman of the State Board, said members outlined a state-wide survey at a meeting in the State House. “We will attempt fo find out what research is being dohe in Indiana and who is doing it,” he said. “With these facts the Board can pave the way - for establishing a clearing house for all this work and eliminate duplication of efforts.”

Research Duplicated

Board members explained that research work in the various fields is being duplicated in many universities and governmental institutions in Indiana. “For instance, Purdue University may be spending money on extensive research on ‘some engineering problem while at the same time some private firm or individual may be doing the same thing,” Prof. Lommel said. Also, the program will open new opportunities to talented individuals who have been struggling on valuable research work without funds or public assistance, Board members

{ ~~. ‘Seek Financial Aid “We hope to search out these in-

dividuals and present their work to public in order that financial as-

istance,” Prof, Lommel said. rof. Frank Bates of Purdue Unisity has been named state direcfor the survey work. e State Board also has appointthe presidents of Indiana. and Purdue Universities and the Univer- § sity of Notre Dame as an advisory committee to aid i to aid in the n the work.

5 BIDS OPENED ON

CITY PARKS’ FUEL

Bids for 840 tons of coal and coke for the City Park Department were opened today by A. C., Sallee, City park superintendent. Although the department had advertised for bids and had received requests for bid forms from 16 bidders, only six bids were received, The 840 tons represents about onefourth of the total fuel tonnage used by the Park Department each year. Mr, Sallee said the Park Department would join with other City departments after May 1 in advertising for joint coal bills. The joint bidding plan, which has been tried successfully for gasoline for four City departments, will be extended to cover coal purchasing when existing coal contracts held by other departments expire next spring. Mr. Sallee ordered J. Edward Perry, park engineer, to tabulate the bids for presentation to the Park Board next week.

3 CITY EMPLOYEES UNHURT IN CRASH

Three Board of Public Works and Sanitation workers escaped injury

| today when their truck and trailer

loaded with ashes skidded into a switch engine at the Belt Railroad and 21st St. Harry McCracken, 438 Goodlet Ave., driver, said he saw the engine backing toward the crossing when he was about 50 feet away, applied the brakes and the truck skidded. There is no signal at the crossing. Damage to the truck and trailer was slight. John Hurt, 316 McClain St., and Glenn Watson, 1348 S. Belmont Ave., were the other Sanitation Depart-

| ment workers on the truck. Floyd

Winterowd, 5224 Chelsea Road, was engineer of the switch engine.

G. J. SMITH TO TALK TO LILLY DIRECTORS

® George J. Smith, local office manager of the Indiana State Employment Service, will discuss “Current Unemployment Problems” before Eli Lilly & Co. division heads at their’ luncheon meting tomorrow. The meeting will be held at the 740 S. Alabama St. plant. IE. J. Hughes is program chairman. Mr. Smith will discuss the social and economic maladjustments resulting from mass unemployment and will describe the function of public employment offices in stabilizing employment and reducing the hazards of unemployment.

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SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 4 (U. P.) .— Harassed relief department officials today arranged to house temporarily four children left with them by their father after he had been dropped from welfare rolls. “I'll leave my children with you to take care of until I get a job or am placed back on relief rolls,” said Leroy Colwell, According to public assistance officials, Colwell had been dropped

been assigned. He contended that he had nol received the assignment card and had been informed b ythe postmaster that the card had been lost.

~ LOWEST BID UNSIGNED VERMILION, O., Jan. 4 (U. P.).— Soms contractor, anxious to get a contract on a school addition here,

figured carefully, submitted the low bid—and then forgot to sign his name or otherwise endfy him-

self.

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TURNS IN’ SUSPECT fu ET

TURLOCK, Cal., Jan. 4 (U. P.).— Clyde McGlade’s rival for the hand of a 13-year=old girl played a mean trick on him. He told the girl that McGlade was killed in an auto accident. She called Tracy, Cal, police for information and they asked State Police by. radio for details. Turlock police heard the broadcast and took the air themselves. sv “If McGlade isn’t dead, put him

charge of forging an $8.60 check 18 months ago. McGlade is 24,

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