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THURSDAY, FEB. 1, 1945

| FLOOD CONTROL

GIVEN ‘G0 SIGN’

Bill Now Being Drafted by Ewing Emison of ~ Vincennes,

Legislation to create a permanent state flood control and water resources “commission with authority to direct projects has been given the

“ative pol * polic committee.

Red Cross Card Is V alentine Idea

NEW YORK, Feb. 1 (U. P).— Three service wives had a new idea in Valentines today. They sent the usual lace-and-

love cards to their husbands, but they added a card from the Red

Cross blood donor center saying they had just donated pints of blood. “We figure it's straight-from= "the-heart stuff,” Mrs. Amy Lawton McKay, one of the wives, said. “The real thing.”

COUPLE TAKE CHARGE man, Wadsworth, O., today started

their duties as superintendent and OF ORPHANS’ HOME head matron, respectively, of the

Ft. Wayne orphans’ home. They FT. WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 1 (U. P.). replace the Rev. and Mrs. Nathniel

—Mr, and Mrs. Richard Sunder- Stienecker, who recently resigned.

HICKS TAKES REINS

Llannual banquet last night.

with gifts and other new “officers were installed, A dance and bridge party followed the dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic club. + Carl G. Seytter was installed as vice president; Bruce C. Savage, secretary, and OC. O. Grinslade, treasurer.

A bill to set up the i. Ts

is being dumafted by Ewing Emison, Vincennes, chairman of the present flood control commission which has only advisory powers, This legislation was recommended <A Governor Gates in his message to the legislature,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

AS REALTY LEADER

Wendell M." Hicks was installed | president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board at the organization's |

Retiring officers were presented |

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legislature, ap~ purpose.

Need Is Stressed

The need for flood control has been stressed by civio leaders and engineers who have estimated annual flood losses in the state at close to $3,000,000. The proposed new commission “would be empowered to hire a chief engineer and a full-time staff, The G. O. P. policy committee also indorsed in principle the legislative program submitted by the Indiana department of the American Legion, providing for creation of a state department of war veterans’ affairs to conduct a rehabilitation program for returning soldiers.

Decision Deferred

The policy committee deferred a decision on a Legion-sponsored bill now in the house to appropriate $2,500,000 for three new Legion headquarters buildings on the War Memorial Plaza. : Legion spokesmen warned that the national headquarters might be moved from Indianapolis if funds are not available for office expansions.

ENGINEER OVERCOME BY MONOXIDE FUMES

Harvey Roepke, 49, of 1434 Fletcher ave, a yard engineer for the New York Central railroad, was recovering today from the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning. While he was thawing out a bearing yesterday under a locomotive at Union Station, live coals from it were dumped near him, Fumes from . the cinders evidently contained carbon monoxide, police sgid. He was found unconscious by fel-low-workmen and revived by a police emergency squad with the aid of an inhalator.

VIOLATION OF RENTAL CEILINGS ALLEGED

Former county clerk Charles Ettinger, 5790 E. Michigan st. yesterday was charged with violation of OPA rental ceilings. A suit filed in Superior court 3 on behalf of the OPA alleged Mr. Ettinger and his wife overcharged tenants in a building owned by them at 817 Muskingum st. } The OPA charged the Ettingers with collecting $12.50 per unit from | tenants which, according to the . OPA, is $3.50 above the rental ceiling for the property. The suit also named the J. G. McCullough agency, 106 N. Delaware st, agent for the Ettingers, as co-defendant.

MACHINERY SAVED IN 2-ALARM FIRE

Machinery that escaped damage permitted the Commercial Bandblast Co., 1112 Deloss st, to operate as usual today following a twoalarm fire that developed a few minutes after the firm had closed its doors last night. Carl E. Most, 3164 Washington blvd, proprietor, was unable to + estimate the loss which is fully covered by insurance. The fire swept the back of the firm's quarters and was of undetermined origin,

State Deaths

ax adjustment ounty welfare

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VERYONE, young or old, needs iron constantly to help keep up the “iron level” in the blood— to help keep vitality up to par. The best place to get iron is in foods. But—there are only a few foods that have a significant amount of iron. Thus, your diet can be lacking in iron without your knowing it—and your “iron level” may decline. Fortunately, there is one everyday breakfast cereal that is a rich, inexpensive source of readily assimilable iron. It's KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN, which actually gives you more available iron than _spinach. And, in addition to iron richness, this nut- . brown, crunchy breakfast cereal is an important natural source of calcium, phosphorus, and vita. mins Bi, Bs: and niacin. That's because ALL-BRAN, produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek, is made from the vital outer layers of finest wheat.

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ANDERSON-—Mrs. Mary Annabell Riggs: by, 73. Survivors: Husband, Samuel; daughters, Mrs. L.. A. Geer, Mrs. J W. Bonham, Mrs. Robert Jarrett; sons, Russell, Closser; sister, Mrs, Bertha Brown; brother, Lee.

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GARY--Charles Baran, 83, Survivors: Son, Dr. Charles Baran; daughter, Rou HUNTINGTON.-Wiliam Enyear urvivors: 5, Abb ufus and Clem ' hy

W. -Ia Gelger, Brother, David; sister, Sire: Suto MARION--Lester IL. Baker, 53. Sur. vivors: Wife, Harriett; sons, Wilson, Otis, Lt, Phare, daughters, Mrs. Robert Bow. man, Betty Jane Baker; ert Mrs, Elizabeth Baker; sister, Mrs. Mark Hinkle; brother, Lawrence Baker.

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TANGERINES _

MARKLE—~John Lewis McIntire, 72. Survivors: Wife, Alice; son, Harry; daughter. Mrs. Florence Welches: brother, Austing sister, Mrs, Laura Davidson. NEW ALBANY--Mrs. Elizabeth King, 60. VALPARAISO—Mrs. Ada Reis Benney. Burvivors:’ Sister, Elsle Rivenberg.

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