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First Department Head al | Named by Feeney | . Charles E. Bacon, city buliding| commissioner, today became the| ey ©ity Hall department head: to i appointed by Mayor- <Hect. Al 7 |

Mr. Feeney announced today that {he had asked Mr. Bacon to cbn-| @& tinue in the position. which he holds| ; jauring the present administration | and that Mr. Bacon had accepted. a Mr, Feeney sald he felt it was to! 3 the best interest of the city to con~ {tinue the commissioner in the “ims {portant” position. The announcement of the appointment came as the mayor-elect| began his screening of City Hall| {Jobs to determine which job holders | /have technical experience of value! ROINES GUEST — The Assoto the city. ciated Roines Alumni of Manual Several days ago Mr. Feeney had High School will “sponsor a indicated he did not intend to cre- birthday party in Miss Arda ate a general upheaval the first of Knox's: honor Saturday at 6:30 {the year with a widespread hiring p. m. af the Severin Hofel.

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" For Miss Knox . Miss Arda Knox, retired Manual High School teacher, will be the| special guest .at a birthday party given in her honor, Saturday st 6:30 p. m. at the Severin Hotel by the Associated Roines Alumni of Indianapolis, Ed Gardner who founded the club in 1914, day program committee and will it ce Will Remy who will read a birthday tribute to Miss Knox st the party. Club's First Sponsor Miss Knox was the club's first

and has been associated with the organiaztion since 1914,

In addition to Roines alumni and their families, special guests ut the party will include Miss Knox's sis. ters, Mrs. Ada Richardson and Mrs. Rose Minton of Brooklyn, Ind, and Mrs, Kan,

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| James A. Enimert today sits as * Quickly |chief judge of the Indiana Supreme ... ond often permanent.

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Judge Mart J. O'Malley, Hunting- yessits for » over 1000 |ton, yesterday as the tribunal women weekly. Miss S. ClHjust

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[rotation plan for that post. and . | Judge O'Malley will serve as pre-| and 5 Inches siding judge Off Hips

In the Appellate: Court, Judge and buttocks ih oyd 8S. Draper, Gary, became chief LY 4 TREATMENTS judge, succeeding Judge Donald E oN Bowen, Bloomington, who was made] (presiding judge.

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