Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1942 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JUNE 4

GROCER CANNOT| They Serve Uncle Sam

SELL ICED BEER

* : | State’s High Court Rules 1941 Alcoholic Beverages Law Is Legal.

Reer drinkers who get their brew | from grocery and drug stores will | have to ice their beer at home this! um unless further legal steps |

supreme court has

law provision, prohibiting the sale Of iced beer by drug stores, grocery lores and confectionary shops is constitutional The decision ended a year-old legal fight of 21 Indianapolis drug] stores for the right to ice beer! before selling it over the counter

eversed the decision

v hy Ind QO) ia

I, preventing police! the law.

! for active duty is Lewis J

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LEFT—-Among those ready to leave Great Lakes naval training | Gant | of R. R 8 Box 100A. Mr. Ganz is |

an electricians mate, 24 years old,

and attended Southport high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ire Ganz and is married RIGHT—It

is the intention of | George B. Shaughnesy of Indianapolis to become a mechanic in the navy. He is now stationed at | San Diego, where he is an apprentice seaman. He entered the navy April 15. Before that he was employed in the process department | of Stokely-Van Camp. He is the | son of Mrs. Ruth F. Shaughnessy, 1813 S. Talbot ave

Lewis J. Gant G. B. Shaughnesy Robert A. Flack

| to Ft. Ord, Cal

STREET REPAIRS STATE To 0BSERVE

PEARL HARBOR DAY

ST ART MOND AY Governor Schricker and Mayor | Sullivan urge in proclamations that everyone take part in the navy's|s observance of Sunday as Avenge

Kentucky Ave. will Be Pearl Harbor day. 5 i It will be just six months from |S Rebuilt, Many Others Sunday that the planes of the Ris-|§ Resurfaced.

ing Sun swarmed over unwarned 3 : Pearl Harbor. : Indianapolis street repair program, which will swing into effect Mon-

Sen

At 1:25 p. m. Sunday, exact mos |

day, will include the rebuilding of ment when the attack began, navy 8 LEFT—A transfer from the in- [Kentucky ave. from West st. to|recruits will take the navy oath on |S fantry to the iE ES pen Oliver ave. and the resurfacing of the north steps of the Soldiers and |& given Robert A. Flack of Indian- [many other streets | 8atiare’ i apolis,. He was stationed at Ft. | Yesterday the works board ordered | ors Hae bv Walters, Tex, and has been sent the resurfacing of the rough spots | Parts of the state. 5 He is the son of over the city with sheet asphalt.| The governor in his proclamation = Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Flack, 1625 This improvement is in answer to said: “Vengeance for the interna-|c Winfield ave, and is a graduate [the many protests of motorists and tional lawlessness of which the |S of Washington high schoel where will especially effect those streets Pearl Harbor episode is an example he was football captain. He for- where unsued streetcar rails have has become a sacred duty to this merly was employed at Eli Lilly [been removed. |nation, and elimination of those Co. A contract for the sheet asphalt! powers who have no respect for in-RIGHT-—Relatives here of Ar- work was awarded to the a law has ae neces- |= thur Steward Jr, “think he is |Asphait Co. yesterday on a low bid|sary to our national security and somewhere in Ireland.” A member of $1295 a ton. At the same time the preservation of our right to live! of the armored force he is the son [the board received bids for the pav-/and worship in freedom.” of Arthur Steward, R. R. 1. He [ing of the Kentucky ave. section! entered the service last Septem- and the resurfacing of Lexington ber, and received training in jave. from Pine st. to Harlan st. Georgia and New Jersey, He was Work to Start at Once

A. Steward Jr.

rneys representing the drugg

i contended that the iced ision “is so indefinite and uncertain as to render its applica-| tion void” Ther had argued that | the aw did not specify whe temperature the beer must be at the time of the sale and therefore | the provision was void.

Seek Pilots to Fly Gliders;

16 Begin Training for Navy wu 5s jmmeisey w

A drive is under way here to recruit licensed pilots for special train-|The first project will be Alabama

| ing in gliders.

Denies Phrase Indefinite |

The supreme court decision stated tration personnel to individuals between 18 and 35 who hold current cer-|/ave. from Kentucky ave. to Division tificates of private grade or higher, or who held such a certificate which{St. Mr. Johnson said that in some Persons who have completed 200 or more glider Places where streets are in especial-

in part We are of . : . S 2 : phrase iced beer is not indefinite’ fl and there need gs to what is prohibited.”

Proponents of the anti-iced beer

prevision in for i

passage on the ground that con- | contract

sSumers were

the opinion that the|lapsed since Jan. 1

training courses.

Washington has enlisted the aid

an employee of a parking lot here. I . R. M. Bowen & Co. was low bid-

der on the Kentucky ave. section with a bid of $33,705. Contracts will be awarded Friday and work will start Monday. Work will start immediately, ac-

gineer, on the sheet asphalt repairs.

st. from Washington st. to Massaof local civil aeronautics adminis- |chusetts ave. Second will be Oliver

ights may also be enlisted, as are]

be no uncertainty graduates of CAA elementary pilot! chase st. IN. Talbot ave; Charles B. Lingen- % Glider training will be offered In felter, 3318 E. 95th st; Ernest E [Paving specifications was made so the legislature argued this vicinity by schools under army | White, 2221 Avondale place; John|!ha&t no critical material would be After a refresher course |W. Vermillian Jr. 1914 Roosevelt needed. Steel reinforcements in the buying iced beer ation light airplanes, which will fea-|ave, and James H. McClure, 1817/Peving will be eliminated by an grocery stores and drinking it on or|ture power-off landings, candidates Central ave

near the premises in violation of | will receive instructions on small beverage laws and large gliders at army schools It is not uncommon for parents; Graduates will be rated as staff ser-|

to send children to grocery or drug | geants and be given flight pay.

glores and many eof them have an| aversion to their children visiting) s where intoxicants are con-| d,” the opinion stated.

Undecided About Appeal

The legislature may have conded that public welfare would be

erved and public morals protected]

el ce by confining the sale of potable beer | Clalized tra , to {tive duty at sea. The men are:

well known dispensaries”

thirt Stim A ¢.| Howard W. Kisk, 5518 University| Richard C. Leukhardt and Pvt. Abe| indianapolis Railways, Inc, profit Sen rer for et pif a James M. Marsh, Walnut st.;|S. Stein, both of Indianapolis; Pvt.|of go Be ton from the a of RAY JE CLRY (0. had not determined|Donald M. Leacock, 527 E. 11th st :| John F. Atz of Milltown, Pvt. Curtis|salvaged rails. Additional money = er an appeal for a rehearing | William N. Orbaugh, 1305 ParkeriA Hoffman of Greensburg, Pvt. Earl| needed will be appropriated from of the case will be filed ~jave.; Frederick M. Lorentz 3310: 1H. Maier of Richmond, Pvt. Lam- | the gas tax fund. In addition the UHC Fekrback The supreme court's decision wil |Northwestern ave; Lawrence J ibert F. Dirks of Batesville, Pvt regular street repair department of Fh not become effective until it js|Welper, 4333 College ave; Charest Morton O. Ogle of Westport, Pvt.[the city already has begun resur- Optometrist—Office at formally certified back to superior |H. Elsbury, 2008 Manlove ave.: Ray-|Paul Roettger of Milton, Pvt. Clin-| facing some of the rough spots, and court within the next 20 days. Up, [nd L. Yeager, 2410 N. Stuart st ton R. Tucker of Newpoint, Pvt.|ill continue to do so, but the job

on certification, package stores must

cease selling iced beer unless new place; George D. Rand, 3757 N.|and Pvt. Howard J. Blume of Mish-/some contract help, Mr. Johnson : | Capitol ave; John P. Delello, 528) awaka.

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Charles E. Tressler of Connersville, Corp. William D. Collins of Terre| struction Co. was low. [teste to determine whether they Haute, Corp. William B. Swithart|will be awarded Friday and work retained for further spe-jof La Porte, and Corp. Huber Sum-| wil] start Monday. ining or assigned to ac-mers of Vincennes.

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