Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1947 — Page 32

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‘ - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ———— 2 _ FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1047 -! 0 folators jumping the gun equipment used in the violation. « |} : : Ay King Joodre Co. New Jangon Twister |Outdoors— if { {on the opening of the hunting ses.| Another snorcemens ave. win Undertaker Loses Elephant ‘Job’ neo n Calirornia 1: those thout licenses; be conducted against residen ABHING TON, . Oct. (UP) — uma elephant, died at the bert Witch & ower Repairing | Uncoied in Celifornic Rabbit and Quai SEASONS ov ime cave without oes in conduciod sgnist residents of| WABKINGTON, oe. 31) ton Gumsir cla, Gd 1.1

3-DAY SERVICE ‘versity of ‘California press release 0 ; s I eH N 10 son on pheasants, and those who Indiana without obtaining a non- said today that all he wants is a/ Since then, Mr. Chambers said, Free Estimates— | | en in n ana ov. ¢ [violate the bag limits. [resident license. chance to prove his fondest boast— he's received nearly 100 telephone dared radio announcers to tackle While no’ oficial ‘ans t 1

Tow . » el in ; that he “could embalm an elephant calls’ and letters asking him to Rtssmayle Prev wigs: SWestan huby limas, ye Trapping Begins Nov. 15; Ducks, Geese $ has been made, it was intimated Parks Not Closed for $1.50." handle Kechil's funeral, iNn ICE: EDC new early maturing varieties of Become Pre for Hunters Starting Nov. 18 that a series of road blockades, The annual impression that In-| That was what he told a congrés-| But he's getting no co-operation KING JEWELERS fordhook limas will be shown at fall y ¢ g : might be employed in the effort to diana state parks close up for the siofial committee two years ago at all from Dr. William M. Mann, 108 W. WASH. ST. Claypoo! Hote! Bidg. | agronomy: day. Westan is resistant! By MARC G. WAGGENER | ting 4 {discourage violations of the*hunt-| winter seéms prevalent again. this while denouncing fellow embalmers zoo curator. Dr. Mann has other to root-rotting organisms.” November the month that Hoosler sportsmen have been awaiting for. ng jaws. Under Indiana laws con- fall. In some of the parks special as “highway robbers” But he plans. He said he's going to send dein wir it gneve | 1b Marks the opening of the rabbit and quail season, the beginning of yiction as a violator of a fishing facilities are closed but the parks didn't have even a .prospect of, the elephants body to a taxidermist the -trapping season and the start of the shortened season on ducks or hunting law may be followed by/remain open to visitors throughout making good his boast until and then to the Smithsonian Instie and geese, | confiscation of guns and other the year. | Wednesday when Kechil, a three: tution.

KITCHEN The open season on rabbits and quail begin Monday, Nov. 10. ~~ Trapping and taking of raccoon and other furbearing animals starts :

6 ABINETS under the law on Nov, 15, and MOR} ‘When ihe Lrapping season

ring Nov. unde the ope, ge BISHOP-KAYE FURS 2nd Fl idi a, ww, sv, we, 6, re |istarting Nov, 18, under the open OE rvisions of the law do not n n oor, ® eri ian °

AND LARGER. season set by the U. B. Fish and io, fore with the staging of day-

42" Bink Abinets with ", chrome He Ad double Wildlife Service. time field meets, two of which are

chrome faucets and 43° wall Along with the reminders of the planned for the next few days, Don cabinets for only open season dates, nimrods were Hughes, Pish and Game Division « y warned today by Conservation of- director, said today $1105 NO ficials that there will be a “crack-| mo “00D dog meets art on the MONEY down” on violations, instructions lendar, the Hillsboro American 9 for which were issued at recent roi = ’ / uw B

i DOWN : “C00 Legion sponsoring a meet Sunday, We Beautiful sessions with the local Conservation 0" "00 miles south of

FORMICA TOPS officers, Hillsboro and the Grant County

: ? ; : Available for immediate de- ‘Night’ Dogs Get Rest [Coon Hunters Association holding a AND ALL DAY i : Livery in sites 04". 00", 72", | 5. meet Nov. 4 at the Mississinewa Meo 3 and 06, | Night hunting dogs start a 15- Club grounds at Gas City. day vacation today, except for! - HOOSIER HOME SUPPLIES Inc scheduled daytime field trials, a Watch Those Guns } y . result of the Indiana law which| Approach of the hunting season SATURDAY «8315-—FR- prohibits the night running of dogs places emphasis on the need for 235 s. MERIDIAN STREET Ri 83 R 1302 | between the first and 15th of the greater safety in the handling of — — — —— pon - firearms. Incomplete records show

3 14 fatalities and 17 cases of serious injury in hunting accidents during

the past 12 months Any attempt to restrict hunting with firearms to individuals who em could pass a test as to thelr qualiJ fications, would probably faise a

bigger howl than Indiana has heard | STORE HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 9:45 TO 5:15 in mary a day. Yet laws are en-| . ‘ acted to safeguard lives on almost | every other front. Anyone can start| out In Indiana regardless of their| age, physical condition, vision or|

THE WHOLE TOWN IS IN A WHIRL! ene wea session of a hunting license does not |

Over Our Little Waisted . . . Full Skirted . .. A ly he holga} Fishing Outlook Fair

ow. . . The dwindling number of an- = Bright Gabardine glers face fair fishing conditions this|

week-end, according to conservation | . . BALLERINA officers. However the pike fishing | AT A SMALL is sald to be especially good in| ) “ T some of the northeastern lakes and | SUI streams with some good catches

during the week

Lakes, Freeman and Shafer are milky and the fishing fair to good; : FRA( TION OF THE

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Geist lake here is milky and the fishing poor; streams are generally clear to milky and the fishing fair

a es awe JUST 138 CLOTH COATS, FUR COATS AND A} a NO ree STR IN ek in SUITS AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS. 4

getting the best results.

Pan Fish Held Over "© IT'S YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE.

Following the plan inaugurated with success last year, the Fish and 2 : { ‘ Game division plans to hold over

Plans for sewerage and sewage

approximately 400,000 pan fish in| . U U L 0 : hatchery ponds this winter. These BEA TIF L AL -WO L ’ fish will be used to stock Hoosier | waters next spring when they are approximately legal size, : With the exception of these Were holdovers” the planting of fish from the state hatcheries is practically $29 . complete for the year and figures on the production and release are Now heing tabulated. " . : Push Pollution Control So “ Others were $59.95, now $28 : ¥

treatment facilities in Whiting,| Columbus, South Bend and East| Chicago at a cost of approximately| $2,500,000 were approved at the last | meeting of the Stream Pollution] Control Board as a part of the]

= $a . ’ 3 pr —— campaign to halt the pollution of : Nig Indiana waters. UNTRIMMED ALL-WOOL In addition the board set Sept.! 15, 1049 as the deadline for ending] pollution of Cane Run and Mill : Y : Creeks and the Ohio River in an order to the Clark County sanitary And No Wonder ' . district, gave the Lutz Canning { . 0 ltd Fa Company of Shelbyville until June| } How small it makes the wa 0k: Flow. grace \ Jancer s skirt, w 1 to comply with a board order and lovely the alorious, clear, bright | , Red Jade resn yreelain Blu issued a preliminary order on pol-

} Sia : lution of the Momence Milk Coor Pe d oray How it , ) na ress. | ! | t W n ay <OCiat ion + C ¢ ' operative Association at Kentland | C

under coats now. . Sizes 10 to 16. Plan ‘Crack-Down’ Third Floor Plans for a state-wide campaign’

Others were $69.95, now $28

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. against violations of the fish and | WILBUR-ROGERS, 26-28 West Washington St. game laws were mapped at confer- + ences with the conservation en. forcement officers during the past few days. Special attention will be

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