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LINCOLN RITES 3 P.M, SUNDAY

Educator” Will Be Speaker At Joint Ceremonial at War Memorial.

The annual Indiana observance of Lincom’s birthday anniversary will be-held at 3:p. m. Sunday at'the Indianh World War Memorial, sponsored by the conservation department, and the Indiana commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. Dr, Stewart W. McClelland, president of the Lincoln Memorial university, Harrogate, Tenn. and a leading authority on the life of Lincoln, will speak on ° “Abraham Lincoln's People.” Governor Gates also will speak and will present a memorial wreath

wreath and others from the Loyal

Indiana Lincoln union, will be laid upon the grave of Lincoln's mother,

Will Show Views

Other speakers will be "Hugh Barnhart, director of the conservation department “which annually sponsors the Lincoln memorials, and Z. C. Sanderson, conservation official who will show slide views of | the Lincoln memorial. James W.| Fesler, senior vice commander of|the Loyal Legion, will préside and the Rev. Placidus Kemp, prior of| St. Meinrad’s abbey, will deliver the invocation. The ceremony Sunday will replace; the observance usually held at the, Nancy Hanks Lincoln memorial “in| Lincoln City. Plans are underway, | however, to hold a ceremony annually on Oct. 5, the anniversary of | the death of Lincoln's mother, at the memorial in 1 in Lincoln” @ity.

FT. HARRISON CALLS FOR CIVILIAN HELP

Civilian personnel is needed to su-| pervise work at the clothing and| equipment shop which opened this] week at Ft. Harrison, officials distlosed today. Civil service jobs at the fort in-| clyde posts in the equipment shop! which repairs equipment for armed | forces overseas, and in the machine | and - automotive - shops which, will

open soon,

Applications are being taken at, the civilian personnel office for the| following jobs to be filled imme- | diately in the equipment shop: One| senfor- storekeeper: four-line- fore-| men in textile repair; 15 sewing ma- | chine instructors; one baling, pack-| ing and shipping foreman, one| senior initial clothing inspector; one senior final clothing inspector; one foreman in heavy canvas repair; | one senior sewing machine main-| tenance mechanic, one instructor in| shoe tear down, two instructors in| shoe rough rounding, stitching, fin-| 1shing and patching and one senior | final inspector of shoes.

Legislative Calendar »

BILLS PASSED House

HB 134—-Provides that funeral expenses of persons who die as patients or inmates of state institutions shall be id for by county from which deceased was admitted, unless expenses are otherwise provided for. 90-0. HB 138—-Amends present act so that in third class cities one councilman is elec- | ted in each district and two are elected at-large. 78-4. i HB 123—Establishes $2400-a-year mini- | mum for all ] county chief deputy clerks. |

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HB 171- Pogmiis teachers to participate in group insurance plans. 93-0. HB 204—Extends present police and fire pay minimums to March 6, 1047. 94-0 | HB 107—Provides for payment of town- | ship assessors from county general! fund instead of from township funds. 289-0. HB 124-—Authorizes county commissioners. to make contracts with any person or | corporation maintaining institutions for | poor relief, 1-12, ! HB 174—-Ralses from $4 to 37 a week the amount deductible from property of asylum inmates for the upkeep of those inmates. 80-0. SB 10--Allows servicemen to deduct mortgaged - indebjedness from assessed valuation ‘of real estate even though they have not filed for deduction. 86-0. SB 17—Authorizes state to convey 300 acres of any state park to federal government for establishment of veterans hospital thereon. 89-0. SB 24—Allows $600 annual expenses to county prosecutors for crime Investigation. 71:18: HJR 4—-Limits expenditures from gasoline tax fund to road projects,

Senate

SB 20—Restricts paid firemen to 72 hours weekly, except in emergencies. Grants employment preference to veterans. M11. 8B 55—Amends the game law to make it lawful to trap fox in the state, 46-0. SB 68—Amends law fixing salaries of public officials to permit the Marion county commissioners to fix the compensation of ‘deputy county surveyors, 38-0. 8B Increases Lake and Marion Sounty eororners’ compensation to $4800 ally for the former and $6000 .anally for fhe latter. Fixes compensa - tion for deputies. 45-1. 8B Places supervision of waterworks superintendent at North Vernon ® and Petersburg under city councils. 42-1. 8B 106--Compensates city attorneys and city engineers. for work done in flood oontrol witttieia, 46-0, #8 125-—Increases teachers’ basic reHidmens annuity {from $960 to $1200.

SB 125—Amends milk and eream law to

ay fees. Requires fee of $30 an. Hua Aly Ton creameries and $2 from peters. SB aout the authority of the attorney generpl to permit him and his Yas tes to administer oaths. 45-1, ‘ 145-—Authorizes second-class eities to resdigie Barking ) meters, 42-0. blishes authority of state conservation department to acquire parks. ‘This and other powers of the department swere upheld by the supreme

1-0. BB 157--Pixes compensation of county commissioners. Sets salary of Marion cavity commissioners at $4800 annually,

SIGNED BY GOVERNOR HB 14--Legalizes as evidence official War and Navy Department notifications Tg War casualties. Emergency, HB from 75 cents to $1 a day ry for boarding wards of Ju. urt in foster homes. Amends tax law to allow Tax AdTtm Board to review welfare

6—Provides $3000 annual pension for ows of Governors to he paid from general fund. 40— Authorizes mediate printing and distribution to clerks of emergency scts” signed ip the Governor.

57—Provides that ies of comPaints ahd, joourt proceed! Attorney General on ul matters in + which his office “appears

56-Lopalin ey wills made » member of cio R forces. less than years

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