Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1951 — Page 12

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A tre fare of musical parks

; at 8 p. m. tomorrow| ‘Spades Park where E. E. will lead the Vonnegut

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. Heart School Band of 38 pieces at

% p.m. Wednesday in Greer Park. ‘Allison Division General Motors Band will play at 8 p.m. Thursday in Broad Ripple Park, with a Irwin directing. ” THE “SHOW - ME THE-WAY- - GO - HOME” organizatione—

" Albert 8. Mendenha!i president of the local society, said it was 200 years ago yesterday that millonaire Bryan Mullanphy, may of St. Louis during the 49 0 Sud rush, left a half-milljon-doliar to aid needy travelers through his city to the West.

"Mr. Mullanphy’'s action—the| first such on record—led to the extensive national social program of Travelers Ald which now helps some two milllon persons a year, * Last year, according to Mr. the Indianapolis Travelers Ald gave emergency aid to 13,111 persons. aii 88" © A 4-H ROUNDUP ending tomorrow will be highlighted this ‘evening at Purdue University with a leaders banquet for 49 persons, eich with more than a score of years’ service, Indianapolis 4-H leaders to be honored are A. C. Hoffman, 5760 Lowell Ave.; 30 years, and Earl McCormick, 1735 Thompson Rd, 22 years.

‘hors d’ouvres will be served this week.

Two He bands played at 8 p. m. yesterday in Rho- . Park—40 pieces under the baton of William Breedlove | a 25-piece accordion group directed by Jack Murray. - Dutch and hillbilly combo specialties will highlight the

BLUFF r AVE. 4-H ‘OLUBBERS will meet Friday as new officers ascend the platform. They are: Mary Lou Kaiser, president; Sandra Bryruiw, vice president; Diana Surber, secretary; Paula Maxwell, song leader; Shirley Bolts, recreation leader; Shirley Conover, reporter; Mrs. Lowdermilk, leader, assisted by Mrs. Franklin and Mrs, Patrick.

. ” ” WHAT'S YOUR community's health problem? The eighth annual Workshop in School and Community Health

will try to solve it at Indiana

University Aug. 10-24. ose attending will learn of state-wide health activities, in or cluding Indianapolis’ and Marion |County’s plan for civil defense. Sponsored by various state and voluntary health agencies to [broaden and stimulate health activities in local communities, the {course may be taken for credit jor non-credit. Applications are available at Division of Health and Physical Education, Indiana State Board of Health, or at Indiana University.

o . ” BEN DAVIS LIONS will roar with delight at the club's charter night 7 p.m. Thrsday at the Ben Davis Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Clermont] Lions Club, the Ben Davis club will receive charter and lapel pins. Officers are Wa'ter president; Frank Cline, secretary; Charles H. Vance, treasurer; R. F, Lindeman, Joseph B. Hardin and Robert Chapmian, vice presidents; Robert Teeter, tailtwister; Gordon Harker, Liontamer.

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WASHINGTON, June 19 (UP) -The government reported today that there are 38 million available women not now in the labor force and they constitute “the largest single labor reserve.” The women’s Bureau of the

i {Labor Department said “immedi,|ate steps” must be taken toward i (training women for critical de-

fense jobs. It reported that if the present, emergency continues, the number! of women job holders is expected

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watch on a test case in which the {Public Service Commission may |revoke-the certificate of a trucking firm charged with “flagrant” violations of weight laws. Defendant in the hearing will be the Sims Motor Transport Lines, Inc. Chicago, which left a driver stranded in jail recently for an overweight violation. The hearing was ordered yesterday by PSC Commissioner Hugh Abbett, Highway Commissioner Sama! Hadden said the July 18 hearing will be “extremely important” to the cost and upkeep of state roads, Similar watchfulness will be kept by the entire trucking industry, which heretofore has faced only court fines for overloaded trucks. . ‘Extremely Flagrant’

Mr, Abbett said the latest Sims violation was “extremely flagrant.” He added: “Because the truck was so much overweight (9100 pounds of steel) there is no doubt that the overweight was made knowingly. I can't assume is was a mere error in weighing.” The PSC order pointed out that drivers of Sims trucks were convicted of overloading 11 times in March and April this year. It was the Sims firm, which Saturday, paid a $911 fine for John W. Lewis, 1108% E. New York St. its driver who was convicted in Lake County. Mr. Lewis was in jail 11 days because he was unable to pay the fine and the Sims firm was unwilling to do so. The truck company finally paid when Gov. Schricker ordered the PSC to investigate, This will mark the first time under the present PSC that a ck line faces revocation or suspension for violating the weight laws. ‘A Vital Case’ “This is going to be an awfully important case,” sald Mr. Haden. “It may prove extremely helpful in the fight against flagrant violators of overweight laws ,. . . I think it may be the greatest "thing that's yet hap-' pened. “If the Sims certificate is re-.

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other trucking lines to take our laws more seriously.”

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retary of the Indiana Motor Truck Association, said the trucking industry is interested in what the PSC will do. “However,” he added, “there are some facts in the case that have not been brought to light.” He indicated these facts may excuse the Sims firm.

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Cable-Stringing Marksman Unfair

To Yachtsmen IRATE WHITE RIVER yachtsmen complained today that a resident near their Terrace Beach clubhouse is rocking their dreamboat, with cables stretched across the river and with wild’ target practice. Representatives of the. White River Yacht Club conferred with county deputy prosecutors today on the possibility of filing charges against the resident near the club at 75th 8t.' and White Rivper whom they allege is turning waterway into an obstacle course. They accused the resident of| target practice which sent bullets whizzing by their boats. They also said two boats were damaged Sunday by a half-inch steel | cable fastened to concrete blocks, and floated through four oil cans in the path of boats. Prosecutors conferred on the possibilty of invoking a seldom used shooting at watercraft charge but said they would turn the matter of the cable over to the Conservation Department since two fish hooks attached presumably made it a trout line.

Forum on Cancer

Tomorrow Night Seven chief forms of cancer will be discussed by Indianapolis doctors in a public forum at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the State Board of Health Building, 1330 W. Michigan’ St.

cer diagnosis and treatment. After the panel discussion, those in the audience will be invited to submit anonymous written questions which the doctors will answer,

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WASHINGTON, June 19 (UP) ~ The government promised today to keep just as strict control over the size of paychecks for salaried supervisory and professional employees as it does on those of the ordinary wage |earner,

Salaries fall under the same 10 per cent ceilings and regulations that control wages. No salary stabilization board, however, has been established thus far to pass on salary increases granted to executive, administrative, professional and certain sales and supervisory employees.

TO RENT ANYTHING rin a “For Rent” ad in The Indignapolis Times Classified section, That's where folks look for rooms, apartments, houses, stores, garages and other property. PHONE Rl-ley 5551.

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