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{E. 62d st. Bu The 26-year-old intruder, Ben ington Pan Hayes, 1308 N. Capitol ave, was shot in the head and is in serious condition today in City hospital. Police found Hayes emerging from the door of Elkovits market, 1306 N. Capitol ave, shortly before midnight. They had been sent fo the market when the, store’s burglar alarm sounded. Hayes, who had broken the: glass in the front door to gain entry, ran from the store and south on Capitol when police pulled up. Patrolman John Mickey gave pursuit, firing three times at the fleeing man after he ignored orders to halt. Hayes was struck by the third shot. Police satd nothing was taken from the market,

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By MARGUERITE SMITH por Indorse Beech Grove Judge

PAPER WHITE narcissus bulbs |are easy to bring into fragrant bloom . Cop ho For Niblack Bench. The candidacy of Paul Wetter for

| during dark winter days. Their |simplé® requirements, a flat dish, some material to hold the bulbs in place, some water, and a cool spot to start them in, make them ‘| judge of municipal court. 4 was indorsed today by officials of several clvie clubs here. The post will be vacated Jan. 1 when the incumbent, Judge John L.

ideal for®apartment dwellers. Yet | beginners often fail to bring the Niblack, assumes the judgeship of superior court 1.

{flowers to perfection because they Mr, Wetter's record of public

[neglect one simple precaution. Mrs. Henry Prange, 5721 Haver ford ave, an experienced gardner, has “luck” with paper whites, Here are her methods. servce was cited in a resolution She uses a regular bulb with adopted yesterday by 12 civic clubs. He is a former deputy prosecutor, pauper attorney, and now judge of the Beech Grove magistrate’s court. Mr, Wetter also is president of the

pearl chips to hold the bulbs in pdace. After arranging the bulbs Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic clubs.

she fills the bowl with water to the level of the chips. Following the general recommended method Resolution Signers Signers of the resolution were Mrs. William A. Hayes, Brookside

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. RIGHT IN 57 OUR TRAINED OPERATONS GU ‘INSURED ment of Manage- ¢ ment,“at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the Hotel® Lincoln. His subject will ¥ be “Has Business Too Much Office?” Graham present simplified techniques he believes Mr. Graham ih ower office management costs, increasing efficiency at the same time. He has lectured on office methods before numerous professional and business groups the last several years. An accountant and former hotel and insurance executive, Mf. Graham will devote his talk to the burden of “paper work” found in the average office.

in the future a city-county govern- | p ment office building may be ad- ; vanced with a bill in the 1947 legis- } lature. ¥ “ A building committee headed by 4 Arthur Baxter, business man and { civic leader, met recently and de- % cided to draft a bill to be intro- ¥ duced in the legislature, giving city » and county officials authority to " proceed jointly on preliminary plans _ for a bond issue. # Tentative plans would call for erection of two office buildings on © the north side of the present court house grounds. The buildings would |

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IF YOU HAVE no such spot you might try the less common practice of putting the bulbs directly lin a sunny window. The important point is that the bulbs be kept dur-

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912 ling this period where the air is Security Trust Bldg. moist (kitchen, bathroom), or cool (basement, closed off bedroom or closet). For warm air in te average household usualy means dry air. | And dry air is thirsty air, its thirst increasing as the temperature goes up. Mrs. Prange finds that during {the period of root formation under her treatment the bulbs need additional water only once a week. - NAME JAY WATSON When the top growth is about lan inch tall (three to six weeks . TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 20 after potting) shes moves the bulbs { (U. P).—Tippecanoe county sher-|to the light. But she still does : iff Jay Watson of Lafayette today [not take them to warm living ! headed the Indiana Sheriffs’ associa- (rooms. They go instead to an east | « tion as newly elected president. {window in a cool room where the (them rather ed he buds. Mr. Watson and other officers temperature is no higher than 65| MRS. PRANGE also forces the jae elected at the closing session (degrees. yellow Soleil d'or narcissus, whose iol the organization's three-gay RD 3 8 LY bright yellow “brightens a winter nual convention yesterday, FOR DRY WARM air is more dar" Aothdt variety. fli Clitnese Other officers included Francis dangerous at this point than during sacied lily, creamy white with yel- _ Thomas, Vincennes, vice president; the root formation period. In dry |i w CUR. Teiponts to the same Clifton Small, Kokomo, re-elected gir the buds are too likely to blast. treatment. The later you start the secretary, and Carl Spurling, Rich-/The bud sheath as it dries becomes pyjps the shorter time it takes to mond, Usasiter. |tough. {force them. And it's an inexpen- . Mr. Watson succeeds Fred Court-| The expanding flowers cannot get | sive way to have fun all winter ney of Shelbyville as president. . through and so fail to open. only | with Sour plahts.

after the bud sheaths begin tO] Mrs Harry Bowers, 322 W. Ray1 open does Mrs. Prange take the {mond st. wanted an easy to care - 0 soem

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‘ pounty commissioners, who has been working with the building : committee, said the bill in the legis- | lature would only be a preliminafy step and that actual plans for con- | { struction may be delayed several yas,

Campbell and H. 8. Ellis, North Indianapolis Civic league; Edward O. Snethen, North Side Federation: of Clubs; William A. Hill, Pleasant] Run Community Civic club; Albert Neuerburg, Sherman-Emerson Civic league; Harry Dynes, South Side Civic club; Charles H. Strouse, Speedway Betterment association; Mrs. William H. Owen, Tibbs Avenue and Eagle Creek Civic league; Oscar F. Smith, Triangle Boulevard Shortage ot o0siation; Renpelh E Hoy i ames . awson, Indianapolis material only challenged her inge- | Public Links association, and Mayor

nuity. She made her own® window box out of an orange crate. Allen Hunter ot Beech Grove.

Painted white, the box now holds a. number of plants—a fern, very special because it was the gift of | her four small daughters on Moth- | er's day, geraniums and petunias.' The latter, tiny seedlings she took | up from her flower beds, will blossom all winter. |

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