Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1941 — Page 7

1941

THURSDAY, JAN. 30, Past Monarchs

BURNS PROVE FATAL

31.500 Indiana school children now receive hot lunches under this division.

captain, professional’ wrestier lifeguard, is in tréThing to ‘be Philadelphia policeman.

. : ' POLICE ASPIRANT VERSATILE Hoosier Pigeons’ |WPA HEALTH WORK SE . P). — sian

WABASH PROFESSOR

TO JAMES GURNEY

Burns received Saturday when he dropped a lighted cigar in a chair in which he was sleeping caused the death yesterday of James O. Gurney 82, of 3647 Orchard Ave. He lived at Methodist Hospital. Mr. Gurney, who was an invalid, was fnable to cry for help because of 'e throat ailment. Mrs. Myrtle Kent, at whose home Mr. Gurney had lived for 14 years, was severely burned when she tried to extinguish the flames. Mr. Gurney had been employed by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 54 years. Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary and burial will be in Pana, Ill.

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THE ANNUAL DINNER and initiation of the Indianapolis Grotto Past Monarchs’ Association will be held at 8 p. m. tomor=row at the Sahara Grotto Club. Carl B. Schey is chairman of the ‘reception committee and Charles B. Forrest heads the banquet committee. Following the dinner, ritualistic services will be conducted. ‘The candidate for the evening will be Luther J. Shirley, monarch of Sahara Grotto for 1940 and recently elected in the Past Monarchs’ Association of jndiens. © =

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# GAME REGEIPTS

|Gutermuth Ongoses Free

Licenses for All Persons 60 and Over.

GC. R. Gutermuth, acting head of the State Fish and Game Department, today claimed that issuing of fishing, hunting | and trapping licenses free to all persons 60 and ovér would reduce the department's income by more than 15 per cent and restocking activities by 25 per soy issued the statement in connection with a bill now before the

Senate and passed by the House

| that would make such a provision, | and said he would urge all mem-

pers of conservation clubs to take an active part in helping defeat] the bill. Mr. Gutermuth said that a survey of records shows that more than 15| per cent of all permits now sold are sold to persons 60 and over.

Hold Club Contracts

He pointed out that the Fish and Gédme Department's income consists solely of the proceeds of the sale of permits and of Federal funds allotted on the basis of the sale of permits, if the income of the Fish and Game Division is! cut as much as one-fourth, Mr. Guter ‘muth said, the fish and game restocking would be cut proportionately, and that probably the Depar tment would be unable to renew some contracts with conservation clubs. «More than 800 conservation clubs in all parts of the State have built

brooders for pheasant and quail at |}

a cost of about $100 asbrooder,” he said. “To repay them, the Conservation Department makes contracts with them to pay the club 75 cents for each bird raised and reléased by the club. “The clubs use this money in many Wways—some to build and maintain clubhouses, some to build

T0 BACK AID BILL

Times Special WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Dr, John D. Tomlinson, professor of political science at V/abash College, will appedr before the Senate foreign relations committee Feb. 8 in support of the lend-lease-aid-to-Britain bill, it was announced today. = Dr. Tomlinson, ivho for many years spent his vacations in League of Nations work at Geneva, spoke here last year in favor of the Selective Service Act. He was one of the founders of the

Indiana Committee for Home De-

fense through aid-to-Britain, which later affiliated with the White committee. Dr. Tomlinson is expected to contend that the opposition viewpoint expressed. by President William C. Dennis of Earlham College before the House foreign a {airs committee last week does nof, represent any unanimous Indiana opinion. His wife is giready here working for the bill's passage.

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Service Offered

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Jan, 30 (U. P.)—Members of the South Bend

Homing Pigeon Club have offered their 2200 homing pigeons to the Government in the interests of national defense. The offer was made in a letter to Rep. Robert A. Grant of the Third District. .The létter pointed out that “homing pigeons in a defense program or in time of actual war can be an integral cog in military plgps,” and added that the pigeon had proved its value beyond question in the world War.

JEAN VANSICKLE, 18, WINS PRIZE IN 4-H

Miss Jean Vansickle, 18-year-old 4-H Club member from Indianapolis, is one of the scholarship winners in the 1940 4-H contests, it was announced today by the State 4-H Department, Miss Vansickle received her scholarship in home ‘ economics. Scholarship winners are entitled ta certain fees at Purdue Universtiy,

amounting to about $30 a semester.

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The WPA public health and com- grams munity service programs will be expanded as home defense measures, according to State WPA Ainge trator John K. Jennings. District supervisors will meet next week: to organize the program, Mr. Jennings said. . The expansion will involve the training of 500 persons as ward attendants, orderlies and hospital aids capable of giving bedside care. As part of the community service program, the school lunch division will be expanded. Approximately

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| The Department, also makes contracts with clubs owning fish rearihg ponds to pay them stated amounts for so many fingerlings released. No individual collects this money—it must go to - the club treasury and be spent as a club. | “This program of aid to clubs would have to be curtailed, as well as the restocking that is done from state game farms, “Not only that, but the money that now comes tc the state for wildlife work through the PittmanRobertson Act would be proportionately curfailed. ‘This money is allotted to states on the basis of the number of fishing, hunting and {rapping permits sold, and any drop in the sales of these would cut Infiana’s share, now amounting to many thousands of dollars.”

STUDENT IS TURNKEY ANN ARBOR, Mich, (U, P).— Livio (Lee) DeBonis, 27-year-old dental student at the University of Michigan, spends 70 hours a week in ‘the Washtenaw County jail. But he’s not a prisoner; he’s a turnkey, working his way through college.

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