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LOT OF WORK FOR NOTHING CHICAGO, March 28 (U, P).— Policemen Edward Mendenhall and Prank Sheehan own identical automobiles and park them in front of the police station, Mr, Mendenhall
an hour fixing a flat tire, Mr. thanked him, got in and
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|DeMolay Plans to
Install Officers
Loren Montgomery will be in‘stalled as master councilor of the Indianapolis chapter, Order<of DeMolay at 7:30 p. m. Monday at 1017 Broadway. Other officers to be installed are Joseph Saba, sénior = councilor;
junior councilor; Wesley Davidson Jr, treasurer; John Jeffries, Richard Kernodle, senior deacon; Danny Crago, junior deacon; Robert McIntyre, ior steward; Jack Dickey, Neville, chaplain; James Storm, almoner; Gene Henshaw, marshall; Louis Dunson, standard bearer; Richard Sheets, orator; Tom Gar nier, sentinel; Dean Moore, organist, and Roy Arnold, Robert Smith, James Dixon, Glenn Van Treese, Bruce Bailey and Robert Caudell, preceptors.
Mr, Montgomery
USES OFFICE GOES
ON 40-HOUR WEEK
S. employment service, 2571 W.| Washington st., will go on a 40-hour |
State Director John K. Jennings. The office will be open from 8| a. m to 5 p. m. Monday through Friday. Heretofore, the office has
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CONVICTS TO TEST PHEUMATIC SERUM
SAN QUENTIN, Cal, March 28 (U. P.)—Twenty-five San Quentin prison convicts will be inoculated with the virus of green streptococcus this week in an effort to aid in the development of a treatment for rheumatic fever. Dr, Leo L. Stanley, of the prison hospital staff said ‘blood will be withdrawn from the men—all volunteers—after they have received hypodermic injections of streptolcoccic serum once a ‘week for from three to six weeks. Collaborating with . Dr, Stanley will be Dr. Lowell A. Rantz, of Stanford university, and other members of the university staff.
By PHILIP WECK United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, March 28—The state of Illinois today selected . April Fool's day as the date for an experiment intended to prove that Scotch whiskey made in America is as good as Scotch whiskey made in Scotland. The state liquor control commission on April 1 will go into Chicago bars, nightclubs, and cafes to conduct a blindfold test among the tipplers. Lucky people selected for the test will get a drink of American-made Scotch and one of the real thing. The idea, of course, is to see if they can tell the difference,
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The liquor control commission is betting they can’t. Charles Fleck, chairman of the commission, said American Scotch is ‘at least as good as Scottish Scotch. “We've proved it by chemical tests, and now we're going to prove it by taste tests,” he said.
Mr. Fleck said he hoped to give the test to a good cross-section of the drinking public — professional whiskey tasters, veteran barflies, business drinkers, lady drinkers, social drinkers, and just plain drinkers. “They won't be able to tell the difference,” said Mr. Fleck. There's nothing wrong with the
Scotch whiskey being made in this country, ‘he said, but it isn't being accepted by the drinking public.
““That's. because of the labeling laws,” Mr. Fleck explained. At present distillers must label it as imitation Scotch or Scotch-type whiskey.” Illinois will change that law; he said, and be the first state to allow American Scotch to be sold as American Scotch. It's entirely a state matter, he said, because the federal laws don’t require the “imitation” wording. Scotch whiskey -differs-from bourbon and rye in that barley buds are the main grain ingredient. Scotch also is cured over open peat fires.
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Lucky Ones to Get Free Drinks in Scotch Test
Barley and peat are available in this country, Mr. Fleck said. One distiller in<Peoria, Ill, has imported an entire plant from Scotland, brick by brick, and erected it over a peat, bog. - But the customers are slow to buy his Scotch because it's labeled “imitation,” Mr. Fleck said. “That's going to be changed, in Hlinois at least,” he added. “We'll prove that Americans can make better Scotch than- British. We'll even set higher requirements than the British do, more aging and more malt.” “If the other states follow our example, we might even cut off most of England's export of Scotch.”
LOCAL BUILDERS APPROVE U, S. BAN
The Indianapolis Home Builder association has passed a resolu
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der that stops industrial construc tion. Officials said the group felt th: order should have been issued sev eral months ago. They said this i the first important step taken t overcome the many obstacles nox hindering construction of home for veterans.
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