Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1943 — Page 4

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will waive rules under exceptional OCRAM REED or hardship cases, he sald. “I recommend that such a policy be Cubs Also to Participate

accepted by the Indianapolis rent “In South Side Event.

control office.” \_. May 8 and 9.

Mr. Downie pointed ‘out that use of interim orders to cut down time A hobby show for scouts and. cubs in the south district of the Central |

rors in Rents of Single needed to increase rents would aid the local situation. Indiana Boy: Scout council will be held May 8 and 9 at the South Side

Dwellings Included in "Downie Suggestions, | According to-Mr. Downie, the In- | dianapolis board has authority to “Greation of local policy commit- issue interim orders, but has done ‘tees, use of interim orders and in-|%0 On only three or four occasions. crease in rents for:single dwelling Wants Interim Orders Aumits ‘were included in a three-point ; pe ee-point| He quoted Herbert Reade, local community center. ren control program proposed here| rent control director, as saying, “We Handicraft or hobby materials yesterday by Leonard Downie, busi-|don't need interim orders a great will be exhibited by the boys. Some ness manager of the Chicago Real|deal because we're current with no ul Shem will give camping demon- : ; ) strations, The show will open at 2 Pp. m. May 8 and at 7:30 p. m. an outdoor exhibition will start with scouts in competitive events. After that, Jack

: backlog of petitions and all petitions sr. Downie spake 2 the realtors are handled on a 30-day basis.” Program was ot Washington. In contrast, Mr, Downie contends co-operation between - the that interim orders should be issued Bdianapoli Real Estate board and to grant an immediate. increase in Tilson will lead scouts, cubs and rent if facts in the case Warrant visitors in community singing. Scouts to Parade The show will reopen at 2 p. m. {May 9 and at 2:30 p. m. there will be an all-out scout parade, at the

the increase. end of which the scouts will pre-

THe third point of his program dealt with adjusting units for single sent an American flag to the Victory Mothers’ club which meets at

dwelling units on an equality basis With the rent control board. | Lion “fe increase in the 0 ase] 2 Ease Down Payment living. JuJust because a r With 50 per cent of the nation’s ” he ‘sald “is Saito 1 a rental units being single family 1 homes; we can’t do anything to en- the center. w. Question it. It a _regulation| roach -upon the rights of owners of Dr. A. C. Harvey, district chairunfair, it should be remedied.| those properties or to retard the man, has appointed the following committee, to direct the event: Frank X. Haupt, chairman; Louis A. Weiland, George H. Amt, Fred W. Hoffmark, Benny O. Goett and Lloyd Byrne.

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Breakfast to Mark * Observance on Monday.

Communion breakfasts throughs che nation will replace the tra tional observance of Notre Dam

night on Monday, J. Albert 500 PLAN 0 ATTEND president of the Indianapolis Dame club, announced today. USO BIRTHDAY DANGE [sso essai ween se vas Alumni association when it became About 560 servicemen and cadettes ahpay Lid peli. will attend the first birthday dance tical. The suggestion has been of the U. 8. O. center at the Cen-|aqonted by almost all clubs tral Y. M. C. A. tomorrow. night. : Highlight of the evening will he| The Notre Dame club of Ind

the crowning of Miss Doris Shannon apolis will participate in Mass | as “queen” of the Y's 253 cadettes.|HHOlY Communion Sunday ab

She and nine other Y cadettes have | Cathedral, 14th and N. Meridian sf donated more than 200 hours in|Monsignor Noll will be the celebrag _|entertaining servicemen at the|A ‘special section will be r center. for members. 4 se Shannon will cut a huge Breakfast Scheduled day cake for the guests. There also will bes floorshow, entertain. Breakfast will be served at at the Indianapolis Athletic ¢

ment and contests. | dtd with the Most Rey. Joseph E, Rit bishop of Indianapolis, and the

PHIL ENDRES ' NAMED Rev. Raymond Noll in attene TO LIVESTOCK BOARD |,.ciens; ‘watier 3. Siuidee

Phil C. Endres, Frankfort :poul-|Vice president; Walter Houpp tryman, was named a member of |Secretary, and Robert B. Moynak the state livestock sanitary board treasurer. Others members of today by Governor Schricker. arrangements committee are The four other members of the |Bondf, George A. Smith and E board were reappointed. They are Pert. i Randolph M. Core, Frankfort, wn isin Carlos -C. Palmer; Al-| ~~ THETA ALUMNI TO ME bion livestock feeder, and Dr. H.| The Theta Chi alumni will Meade Hamilton, Muncie, and Dr.|at 8 p. m, Tuesday at the h Lester C. Finley, Lapel, veteri-|A. H. Warne, 6270 Park aves narians. . cers will be elected.

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. The Chicago board will waive rules| desire of people to own their own

homes, Mr. Downie said. (Snder id Yona]. or hardship Owners of single family units, he

, pointed out, have had no oppor‘Referring to the one-third down|tunity to increase rents to take ent rule, -Mr. Downie said that|care of increased costs and taxes; e Chicago'area rent control direc-| while in every other commodity, intor had ‘issued a ruling providing | cluding wages, prices have gone up.| = t if the seller has an existing|“Therefore, we ask for an adjustmortgage of 75 per cent, the direc-/ment on an equality basis with will accept 25 per «cent ‘as suffi-| other commodities.”

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4 4 2 | Sardines............. 7 10 7 | 6 7 6 7

Sea Herring Sea Mussels........... SHAmMp.....cooremeeuness TUM. .....ccaceenead

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These are the points you'll be paying for meat, fish, cheese and fats during May. Notable increases over April's values are the one-point-per-pound boost in round and flank steaks of beef, in round and sirloin steaks of veal and in sliced ham. Some veal and pork variety meats have dropped a point in value, spareribs are down one point and fresh sausages Mave been revalued into four groups. Salad and cooking oils are down one point. Clip and save this table.

|SOUTHPORT ALUMNI Remember Wayward Modoc? || She's ‘a Lady Elephant Now |j

rE apn op ; ; % The annual dance and floor show We : 4D We Ls ‘fof the Southport high school i iB a al “CHICAGO, Apri 30 (U. P.).~An bash. She has been attending school

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Music will be furnished by Dan-

vers Julian orchestra. Tickets will be sold at the door. * Mrs. J. C. ‘Miles is retiring president of the

association. Paul Bixler is presi-nt-elect.

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‘her last great fling along the ‘Wae

open letter to the folks on the Wabash: Remember Modoc, that wayward elephant? Remember how she ran away from a school performance, rampaged through a drug store, frightened a whole town, then wallowed through cornfields on the banks of the Wabash for four days last year? ! well, we called on Modoc today at the Olympic circus and found that she .has reformed her jungle ways. She has acquired polish dur-

polish—and she’s a star performer. Her owner, Terrell (Terry) Jacobs, calls her “Terry’s little lamb.” “She’s a model lamb, too” he said. “Modoe’s not the tomboy she used to be. She's a little lady now.” Modoc had just been dancing like a pachyderm Pavlova in the circus ring a few minutes before we met her.

Glamour Girl Now

“Our best dancer, too,” Jacobs said. Modoc stretched out her trunk and affectionately twined it around Jacobs’ neck. “The last five months have done things to Modoc. She has

No fooling, Modoc is the glamour girl of all the elephants. No ugly wrinkles, no projecting ribs, no loose epidermis, Modoc is a smoothie— not too fat, not too lean. Sturdy, but not too sturdy-—about perfect in a pachyderm sort of way, at least we thought so, though we don’t pretend to be a judge o elephant beauty. The opening of the ircu: season this year was like a coming out party for her, Jacobs said.

She's Just 16

She is just 16 but her growing-up process that ended in her present chai bégan last November after.

since at Jacobs’ Peru, Ind. farm and even did her bit of war work this spring by plowing the fields for the 1943 victory crops and pull-

ing wagons. “That affair last fall,” Jacobs said, “was just a kiddish thing. After all, that’s all she was then, just a kid.

you, Mo?”

lamb is no black sheep now. Sincerely yours, Gwen Morgan, United Press Staff Correspondent

C. K. CALVERT GIVEN AWARD AT MEETING

For meritorious service in the waterworks field, Cecil K. Calvert, filiration engineer of the Indianapolis Water Co. received yesterday | the George W. Fuller award given by the Indiana ‘section ‘of the American Waterworks association. | Thé award was presented at the group’s 36th annual meeting in the Hotel Antlers for Mr. Calvert's | “outstanding work in the field of water purification and taste control.” Mayor - Tyndall welcomed members, and E. F. Kinney presided. A luncheon and business session, with election of new officers, will close the’ Meeting. today.

CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Irvington chapter 364, O. E. S, will celebrate its anniversary at 8 p. m. Monday in the Irvington Masonic’ temple, 5515. E. Washington st.. The ritual of 1870 will, be given by the past matrons and patrons of Marion county. Mrs. Charlotte Hasbrook and Edgar .). Rennoe are worthy matron and patron; of the chapter. :

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