Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1940 — Page 7

" diana, State Police Superintendent

OVE T0 CURB

"” CHECK FORGING]

Fingerprint System Being . Set Up by Commercial Associations.

‘A system whereby all strangers o cashing checks will be required to

place their right index fingerprint on the check before receiving cash &t banks or other institutions is being established throughout In-

Don F. Stiver announced today.

Mr. Stiver sald that through co-|

Operation of the Indiana Bankers’ Association and other commercial associations, the State Police Identification Bureau hopes to establish

Corporal Earl C. Booth (right) of the Indianapolis ‘police force receives a diploma from Lieut. F.

"180Y SCOUT COUNGIL

8 |the Indianapolis and Central Indi-

plans “for the greatest birthday

TO MARK 25TH YEAR

The Silver Jubilee Committee of ana Boy Beout Council today pushed

dinner ever held in our city.” | The dinner will honor Scout | Executive PF. O, Belzer, who has headed the Council for all the 25 years of its existence and who, according to Wallace O. Wiliacs O50 Smite Shan committee chair-

other person in shaping the lives of the youth of our city.” : The banquet will be held June 8 in the large banquet hall of the Scottish Rite Cathudral. Harper J. Ransburg is general chairman of the committee and August F. Hook is chairman of the reservation committee. The birthday gift commit tee is headed by Glen F. Findley. . Scouts, scoutmasters and troop

committeemen of 192 troops of the council and cubs and cubmasters from 50 cub packs have. been invited to attend the banquet.

NEN BEECH GROVE

COURT FINES THREE

If the first conviction is a prece-

dent, the offense of double park-|S

ing is going to be considerably more |costly in Boteh Grove than in Indianapo The f oe, three cases handled by Magistrate Ira M. Holmes were, one for duoble parking and two for turning in the middle of a block. The defendant in each case was fined $5 and costs. Costs are $l.

for which he must pay #2. Tum |ing in the middle of a block, if

committed in Indianapolis, brings |istra a fine at the discretion of the Municipal Court Judge. Mr. Holmes is one of two magites appointed by Circuit Judge R. Cox under the new Mag-

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Double parking in Indianapolis costs the ofender a traffic sticker

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"V- _ & separate fingerprint file of alll M. Kreml, Northwestern Univerforgers in the state. | sity Traffic Institute director, at “By getting the fingerprint of all graduation exercises in Evanston,

. Frankly, we don’t believe there is a lady in town who can’t

wise women come back to our Markets week after week, save cold cash by shopping at A&P Super Markats. We're

chuckling over their savings. But just in case there is such a lady, we'd like to meet her. In 5 minutes we'll show her scores

‘of money-saving values. She'll save on meats, produce, groceries, dairy products and baked goods--because we buy direct —cut out in-between profits! So, if you know hér, send her in!

“1” 20 T0 BE CONFIRMED

> Kahn, Thomas D.

hy y Stavis, Hans Steiberger and Lil-

1. Booth is of 22 persons cashing checks who are pre unknown to cashiers, the identity of - forgers and fraudulent check artists can be traced quickly through the

especially selected city and state policemen completing a year's ‘study of traffic control and accl-. dent prevention at the Institute.

State Police single fin rint file,” Mr. Stiver S Ning sop Co-operating with the State Police besides the Bankers’ Association are the State: Chamber of Com " Hitics, “Associated Retailers of Indiana, Indiana Restaurant Associa and many other retail groups.

AT HEBREW TEMPLE

A confirmation service for 20 con-

firmants of the Indianapolis Hebrew |

Congregation will be held June 12 pg Temple, 10th and Delaware

- ~The confirmants are Floyd R. Beitman Jr., Joseph A. Borinstein, Helga B. Breisacher, Barbara Roslyn Caplan, Harry Cooler, Norma Rae Lannin;, Jacqueline Adele Frank, Selma Greenstein, Luba R. Horo-| wite, Norman Horowitz, Rosanne Mantel, Alan Markun, Barbara Jean Meyers, Ed- - ward Reich, Ellen Jane Sagalowsky, Geoffrey, Segar, Joan Frand

Han Steinkeler.

You are not a number in an office file hundreds of miles © away. Your mortgage remains with us, © H0ur ities is cen- } trally located so you can Tea) directly with home folks who can J understand you, and your requirements. 7 Our officers wi be

T ease send ider on

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luted to 650 1 downtown garages and parking lots,

by ‘a board of experts comprise Dr. W. A. Cogshall, of Indiana Unj-|

RACE WELCOME PLAN COMPLETE

Pieces of Literature For Visitors. The Indianapolis Chamber of

extend a. ‘real welcome” to the thousands of visitors arriving today

mile speed classic Thursday. Through its Citizens Speedway ommittee, the Chamber has enlisted the aid of private citizens in staging the annual race. About 80 thousand printed pieces of literature have been distributed to all parts of the city. This literature consists of six thousand posters, bearing greetings and offers of inférmation and as-

thousand windshield stickers, and 4500 bulletins giving suggestions on

The literature has been 'distribfilling stations, 30

175 drug stores, Indianapolis Rall-

firemen.

ISTATE. ASTRONOMERS

WIL HOLD QUIZ BEE

“Astronomical Info Pie program: will be by the Indiana Astrononfical Soclety at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Typographical Terrace, 2820 N. Meridian St. Frequently asked questions cone cerning the stars and the heavens are being submitted in writing by members, and these will be Eg y

versity; D. B. C. Getchell, Butler | University; Russell Sullivan and

‘Clark B. Hicks.

The questions and answers will be judged by Samuel Waters, founder of the Society. President Emsley W. Johnson will announce several outdoor events for June evenings at the Johnson observatory. The Society's meetings are gpen to the public.

TURNER ON AVIATION “MISSION IN CAPITAL

Col. Roscoe Turner was in Washington today attending sessions of tite National Aviation Forum. He flew to Washington in his

i | racing plane yesterday to unofficially

represent Indianapolis aviation interests at the national conference at Thich all phases of aviation will

discussed. The foru days, is held for the p of extween representatives of all branches of the industry. Robert Hinckley, chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Authority is representing President Roosevelt at the meting.

Enters Grad vate Banking School

% | FRANCIS A. OHLEYER, Fletcher Trust Co. assistant trust offi. cer, will enter the Graduats School of Banking conducted by

ss Rutgers University, New Bruns» wie The school, which consists of ine

| tensive two-week resident sessions

at Rutgers for three consecutive sg and two Years of extension at home, is attended by 600 bank ‘officers from all sections of the country each year, It presents advanced study of recent develor« ments in banking and trust ree ‘lationships.

with the Fletcher Trust: Co, 26 years. He will be accompanied ‘o ers by his brother, John R.

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Commerce has completed plans to|} :

and tomorrow for the annual 500-

sistance; 12 thousand badges and 20

how to use the literature and charts.

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