Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1941 — Page 10
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AURELIUS MOVED TO SAFE PLACE IN ROME
ROME, April 25 (U. P).—The bronze equestrian statue of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius Which has stood in front of Rome's capitol for more than four centuries. Was taken down today. The action followed demands that it be removed to a bombproof cellar as a result of London's warning of retaliation
on Rome if Athens or Cairo were bombed
Civic to Give a Show for Judges
JUDGES and their wives will be guests at a theater party In the Murat Temple tomorrow night to see a three-act comedy, “See My Lawyer.” It will be presented by Civic Theater players. Hosts will be nobles of the Murat and their wives. A dance will follow in the Temple's Egyptian Room.
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CHURCH GRADUATES TO HEAR MOODY AID
The Rev. William H. Lee Spratt, correspondence school division di-
[rector of the Moody Bible Institute |in Chicago, will speak at an alumni {rally and class graduation tonight in the Seventh Presbyterian Church. Noted for his lectures of the Holy | Land and India, the Rev. Mr. Spratt was a former pastor here. He was born in India and received his {training in England before coming to the Moody Bible Institute.
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TUCKER'S AUTO 70 60 ON BLOCK
Other Cars to Be Auctioned In Conformance With Legislative Measure.
The 1938 Chrysler which Seeére-
tary of State James Tucker has declined to use for the past two years will soon be put on the auction block. Fred Schick, deputy secretary of state, today notifed State Auditor Richard T. James that Mr. Tucker had no use for the automobile and asked that it be sold. The car was used by Mr. Tucker's predecessor and was turned back to the state soon after he took office. There was no law, however, which permitted the car to be sold and it stood in the state garage on four flat tires for the past two years. The 1941 Legislature passed a law authorizing the State Auditor to dispose of such property. Mr. Schick also requested Mr. James to sell a Studebaker sedan which was State Securities Commissioner. Mr. James said that several other au-
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DeMolays Take Office Sunday
INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, will hold publie installation services at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at 1017 Broadway. Officers to be installed are William Hixon, master councilor; Russell Wools, senior
councilor; Francls Storms, junior councilor; John Garrity, senior deacon; William Brannon, junior deacon; Joseph Church, senior steward; William Kennedy, junior steward, John McGee, orator, and John Humrickhouse, scribe.
Mr. Hixon
IN ARMY MATTERS
WASHINGTON, April 25 (U. P). ~The War Department was understood today to have adopted a new policy of giving labor greater voice in deciding important army matters, Authoritative quarters said that the first step in this program was appointment of David Dubinsky, président of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, to the War Department 14-man civilian board. This board will review applications for industries seeking certificates amortizing cost of defense plant expansion facilities through tax credits. Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson was understood to have urged Mr. Dubinsky’s appointment on the grounds that it represents a
wider public sharing of the defense responsibilities.
Springtime....
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FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1041
| The bridges will be built over | Brush Creek, about one-half mile
| north of Road 7; over Clifty Creek and the Clifty Creek overflow, three
A contract for five bridges on|and one-half miles northwest of in Bartholomew County|Road 7; over Haw Creek, five miles was awarded by the Highway Com-| northwest of Road 7, and over Flat mission today to R. L. Schutt, In-| Rock Creek, seven miles northwest dianapolis contractor, for $248,622.
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tomobiles were to be sold and that he intended to auction all of them off at some date to be fixed in the near future.
Test Soldiers On Treadmill
WASHINGTON, April 25 (U.P). | —The War Department revealed | today that 30 volunteer soldiers will act as “guinea pigs” at Harvard University to test human and equipment resistance to all types of climatic conditions. The soldiers, wearing different types of army clothing and carrying regulation equipment, will march on a treadmill. Fatigue reaction will be carefully recorded, as will the effect upon the clothing and equipment, y The treadmill, the Department said, will be heated to 160 degrees Fahrenheit, and the room will be | kept dry to simulate desert condi- | tions. Later, studies will be made under Arctic conditions
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