Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1945 — Page 7

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ATTON (U, P.)~Gen. r inspected the Tuesday and , forward eom« gen. George 8, er of the U. 8. osed today.

THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1945 _

More Than 140

Mote than 140 students of Shortridge high school were listed on the honor - “voll“ for * achieving high scholastic averages during the last grading period. Students who were included on the high honor roll were as follows:

«Hattie Ann Abramson, Carolyn Adams, Patsy Ancker, Evangeline Andrews, Reagel Ashmore, Ruth Auter, Irving Ball, Thomas Barnes, Barbara Bennett, Mary Bishop, Allan Bloom, Rachel Bottland, Susan Bowers, Jessie May Brayton, Ann Brigham, . Ann Brigham, Patricia Britton, Betsy Calwert, Patricia Campbell, Ruth Campbell, . «wiifne Chambers, Martha Clark, Katherine Cox, Nancy Dearmin, Grace Defibaugh, Anita Diggle, Anne Driftmeyer, Sara Ann Elliott, Dick Farrar, Mac Fehsenfeld, Fred Feibelman, Susanne Franzen, Dotti Friedland. Don Gardner, Mary Louise Giles, Marery Glass, Nancy Glass, Stanley Golderg, Betsy Goodwin, Jean Gross, Werner Haas, Richard Hamilton, Marybeth Hammond, Cynthia Harrington, Katherine Heinsohn, William Heinsohn, Georgeann Hensel, James Hoover, Aaaron Horowitz, Joan Hoster, Mary Isabel Hull, Portia Hurd Barbara J. Inman, Gilbert Jacoby, Jim Jay, . Doris Jean Johnson, Suzanne

on Honor Roll

At Shorttidge High School

Johnson, Joanna Joes, Patty Ann Joy,

Nancy Judy, Raymond Jung, Marjorie}

Jane Kahn, Ann Lee Kanze, Jane Harrman, Sue Ann Kasaselbaum, Beatrice Kershner, Louis Kincannon, Saralyn ~Kostick, Marti Knauer,

Carol Lambert, James Landrus, Rebecca Lane, Carol Lannérd, Evelyn E. Larson, Herman Lauter, Mildred Laycock, Monica Lennox, Harry Levinson, Ann Lindstaedt, AnngMalone, Margaret Mason, Ruth MeClure, Helen McLane, Kent Mecum, Margaret Medsker, Challls Mercer, Phyllis Michelson, Eileen Milner, Joan Myers, Fugenie Nicholson, Marvyl Norbeck, ¥ Virginia Noyes, Joe Pattison, Ann Peacock, Anita Pearson, Jeanne Pierce, Jean Porteous; Richard Powell, Gertrude Rappaport, John Rawlings, Eleanor M, Reed, Joinne Reese, Deland Rice, Reed Rice, Marcia Ries, Richard Russell, Shirley Schaffner, Jack Schechter, Norma Schmidt, Carol’ Begar, James Seidensticker, Helen Snellenberger, Peggy 8nyder, Glenn Speckman, Joanne Spitznagel, Carolyn Stelle, June Sterling, Mary Lee

Stuart, Jean Summers, Jo Ann Summers, |

Sarah Sussmana, Nancy Sutton, JTsadore Talesnick. Sidney Taleenick, Charlotte Taylor, Isabel Taylor, Joan Tucker, Barbara Turner, Roberta Van Geyt, .Virginia Dee Vance, Dorothy Vogelgesang, Hazel Waghorst, Mary Lou Wampler, Kenneth Wark Donette Warnock, Marilyn Wiegand, Barbara Wolfgang, John Wood, Betty Wrege.

Legislative Calendar

BILLS PASSED House HB 21-—-Enablef townships to levy taxes for maintenance and operation ‘of fire Protection systems. 85-0. HB 86—Increases from $15,000 to $25 - 000 the conservation department appropriation for purpose of determining water Teloyries. 85-0. HB 88—Authorizes restoration of White-

.'" Water canal -system in Franklin county

appropriating $10,000 on passage .. and 000 annually for 10 years. 85-0. . HB 145—Amends library tax expenditure law to allow funds to be spent for suprt, operation and maintenance “of ibraries. 83-0. HB 149—Requires outline of word ‘ston’ on all school bus reflecting signals. 58-28. HB 157—Amends law concerning imJROvement of streets and alleys by includg such projects as electrical distribution

ydrants; also permits <4mprovements within platted sections to provide service between outside and platted addition.

B 168—Authorizes circuit court judges "or IB ditch projects from fecord whew eonstruction has been delayed five years or more. 88-0. HB 176—Permits state board of medical examination and registration to license »s taopatins. 69-10, 180—Places isonipecaine on rerh narcotics lst, limiting sales to sne-fourth grain per purchase. 90-0, HB I87—Allows women to offer testiMony as resident witnesses in’ divorce eases, 60-27. HB 200—Raises fox bounties to 85 for foxes six months or under; $10 for any above that age. 70-14

ae water supply plants and fire| 45-0

HB 205—Extends expiration date of conditional chauffeurs licenses to March, 1947. 88-0. HB oe Authorizes service of processes on corporations as well as individuals.

HB 226--Giives governor right to appoint members of public service commission and $6000-a-year public counsellor for four year terms. 80-5, HB Set. Appropriates $4,825,000 for public mployses retirement fund plus $67, 500 or administration and $35,000 for organization costs. 84-0. BILLS PASSED Senate HB 9—Requires school corporations. to pay expenses of educating tubercular public school pupils confined to health sanitaria, 43-0. HB 97—Authorizes expenditure of ditch fund balance by Huntington circuit court for use on unfinished Little River ditch.

HB 9-Givs highway officials right to change. of streams, water

courses «3 age ditches which damage highways, and to construct levees | and grant powers of eminent domain for | such projects, 28-14. | HB 26—Restricts joint’ Shela) and tul-| tion school fund levy to $1.1 42-2. 31—Amends Pio alae employee retirement fund law to include 5th class cities having two or more utilities. 43-0.

101—-Gives legislators $10 a day salary and $10 a day expenses for gen-| eral and special sessions held after July | 1, 1045. 29-14, | BILLS DEFEATED Senate | HB 27—Requires state to repair fences! damaged by accidents on state highways. |

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