Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1947 — Page 7

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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1947 _

al ‘Gr b ing’ Nets 16 Violators

As Pre-Season Anxiety Damper Is Put On 8 By MARC G. WAGGENER - Two more weeks“and the annual migration of Hoosier anglers will be underway to lakes and streams for a long week-end and the gpening

.@% the fishing season, Locally and over the: state reports indicate one

of the best seasons of recent years with hoth lakes and streams in fine

condition.

Rains through the early spring have brought lake levels up and

have cleaned out the streams which are now generally clear and ripe for fishing.

Nab 16 ‘Grabbers’ Here

*The war on illegal fishing here has netted 16 violators in the past two weeks, all on charges of “grabbing” which Involves the use of a series of hooks on one end of a line which is thrown into the water and’ then jerked back in the hope of hooking a fish, : This type of fishing was popular

“for a time around the Broad Ripple

and Emrichville dams in White river and the Keystone and 21st street dams in Fall creek. For the most part the fish taken by the “grabbing” or “jerking” method were the coarse species—carp, buffalo and shad,

Fishing Hopes High Local anglers are anticipating the opening of the fishing season on the morning of June 16 with high hopes of some record catches. Their appetites were whetted by the fine bluegill and crappie fishing experienced

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at the Indianapolis Water Compan lake earlier thi¥ month. . On the last day of the extended open season for panfish, one conservation officer reported seeing catches

of over a hundred nice-sized blue-!

gills at the lake while he was checking licenses. Crappie fishing was said to have been equally good. The lake has been a mecca for hundreds of local anglers, unable to get away for fishing trips to lakes in the northern part of the state. The only disadvantage for fishermen on the lake here is the ban against the use of boats.

‘Shades’ Hopes Realized

“The Shades” as # part of the state park system realizes a dream which many Hoosier conservationists and nature lovers have had for years. Its extensive forests and rugged terrain, similar to that of Turkey Run, has attracted thousands of visitors during past years. \ Addition of this area, already equipped with many of the facilities

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found in the state parks, should relieve. some of the pressure on Turkey Run this summer. Plans proposed for the eventual connection of the Bhades and Turkey Run by a parkway along Sugar creek would result in ene of the outstanding parks of the middlewest from the standpoint of area, natural beauty and facilities for visitors.

More - Squirrels, Rabbits A general increase in the squirrel and rabbit populations in the Marion county drea was reported today by Conservation Officer Phillip Ward. An unusual number 6f young squirrels and rabbits have been observed in his travels over the county, a hopeful sign for the nimrods who are looking forward to the ‘hunting seasons. Several reports have been received from various parts of the state of young. quail and pheasants being seen, In some areas it is feared that the recent rains may have caused damage to the quall and other

(ground-nesting birds, Action taken this week to preserve

Clubs Growing Two of the newer conservation organizations in the Indianapolis area, the Clermont Conservation club which is about a year old, and the recently’ organized Decatur Township © Conservation “club are keeping busy. . The Clermont club, led by William Brown, has become a family and

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community affair with a big gain in| Wednesday awarded a verdict of membership. The club is hoping to|$300 in a compromise settlement of complete plans for the operation of a $7500 damage suit brought against a fish rearing pond this season. Walter Henderson, operator of the President Fields is setting a fast| United Taxicab Company of Anderpace for the Decatur Township clubison, for injuries alleged to have with the result that it is growing in|been suffered by three-year-old membership and planning additional Barbara Ann Butler; daughter of activities during the coming mouths, |Mr, and Mrs. Fred Butler of near

Plant ‘Living Fences’ Anderson, in an automobile acci-

dent March 5 near her home. Multifiora rose, a thick, thorny. iri plossofiing shrub which attains a!|DOCTORS QUITTING NAVY, height of 6 to-8 feet is recommended

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Police formed a “welcoming com. |

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James A. Westlake, escaped Ohio convict, but failed to receive visitor, Ro ps Notified by Ohio state police that a man of his description was driv-

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lis, city police cars were” sent to

by Soil Conservation Service agron-|—The navy, expects to lose over 400 intercept him.

omists for planting as a “living regular navy doctors between now| The car,

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fence” replacing the conventional and July 11 despite intense efforts sedanette with Ohio license XP32,

wire fence, to build up its medical corps.

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This shrub, a native of Korea and temperate parts of China, has an abundance of small white flowers during late spring and is not subject to common rose diseases. Among advantages cited for this = shrub over ordinary fence are:|S Hedges on & slope mark the contour permanently, slow water runoff and prevent erosion, serve as windbreaks and eliminate fence maintenance.

Hedges Favored Conservationists interested In| maintaining food and cover for both game and song birds, have long opposed “clean fence row” farming as) destroying the nesting areas which were abundant along the disap- | pearing rail and hedge fénces of

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