Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1941 — Page 13

THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1041 ————an. THE INDIANATOLIY TIVES "oa : "PAGE 13°

BURGLAR’'S ‘GOOD DEED’ do for six years. He pried open 8

PARK PAGEANT Moose Leader Birth Certificate Division At Court House Kept Busy | ciicaco sus. atc: pia sum trons oom sina of me

burglar accomplished what Mr. and !apartment. “service charge” Mrs. William Pokorny had tried tolwas $8 and a cigaret lighter.

| The new birth certificate depart- rules against the hiring of foreign- may get certificates after a hearing providing for the issuing of birth

’ ; Sn i USHERS NAMED A ment in the County Clerk's office, [born residents. lat a total cost of $3 for publication certificates where original records i 3 |

p created by the 1941 Legislature, is; Actual birth records of persons of the notices as required by the cannot be found. They are Illinois, MATINEE | F the busiest spot in the Court House more than 25 years of age do not law. | Michigan, Idaho, California, North | Saturd A 23 - | this summer. |exist in most Indiana counties ang | The most acceptable evidence in | Carolina, Connecticut, Alabama Ne- aturaay, Aug. Crowd of 10,000 Expected las a result most of the adult popu- issuing a certificate is the testimony |raska, North Dakota, Tennessee 3:00-5:00 P. M.

More than 750 birth certificates; could not furnish proof of and Washington.

i ; ae hav i lari ol innat 0 or oh | ‘of the applicant's parents. If the At Garfield for ¢ —-— (have been issued to Marion Coun-| their American birth even in an |of I : L eld for ‘Garden | of ton splits mass, HO ATR Aes FREE RUMBA LESSONS by the

‘ty residents since the procedure emergency. Of Paradise.’ N or a es Diate men law authorizes Circuit judge will accept documentary evi-| WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (U. P.).— ARTHUR MURRAY TEACHERS

>. | plications are pouring in by the | Courts to issue birth certificates | dence, such as legal papers, insur-!megeral Security Administrator Paul d : Members of the City’s playground | Lal | dozens every week. upon presentation of sufficient evi- ance policies, church baptismal rec- McNutt said yesterday that at Music by Chas. Paul and His Orchestra safety patrol will act as ushers to i | The service has helped to land dence to prove the place and date lords, baby books, telegrams an- | $k : i. y No Cover Charge handle an anticipated 10,000 per- Ty | jobs in defense industries for scores of birth. [nouneing births, or Federal, State least 487.400 additional workers : sons expected at the Garden of jof persons who otherwise would| Printed forms are available at or local census records. would be needed in defense indus- SAPPHIRE ROOM—HOTEL WASHINGTON Paradise pageant tomorrow in Gar- have been barred because of strict!the Clerk's office and applicants | Only 11 other states have laws tries by Oct. 1. field Park. i i es sss: SE Pa tn Se a de a i i i

Thirty-eight already have been _ chosen and additional ushers will be named from parks not yet repre- | sented. They will work under the direction of Frank Luzar, safety supervisor of the City Recreation Department, which is presenting the pageant in co-operation with Marion County WPA officials, Bert W. Johnson, secretary of A Red Cross first aid tent will be! the Greater Moose Lodge No. 3, | set up 3 the west side of the| will head a delegation of 500 | tage and will be in charge of Ivan icao i S. Glidewell, accident prevention di- Moose Members Tro Chicas 19 rector for the Indianapolis Chapter,| attend the 53d annual supreme Red Cross. council convention of the Loyal

Safety patrol members already se-| Qrder of Moose whick opens here

lected and the parks they r are: d parks they represent Sunday. Mr. Johnson, a past su- | poland Russie and Donald Sheats, Oak | preme governor of the fraternal | ill; Bob Cane and Forest Humbels, Morris Square; Patty Starks and Charles, Chris, order, reports that many through- |

Brightwood; Harry Underweod and Melvin - : i McCormick, Washington: Bob Green and| out Illinois are planning te at- {

Louise Dodie, Brookside; Charles Fairchild ” or i | and Richard _Romirel, Willard: Robert| tend the five-day meeting. Ap- | Belmore and Earl Barnes, Finch; Harry proximately 15,000 members and

Sulisen and Rel i mnemsan, School 17; | ony Ventura an ohn Navararra, Greer; ili | DT Ya ang on Aral | thelr families are expected. ! School 13; Bob Tackett and Richard

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dius; Bernard Cunningham, Richard Stan-

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