The Indianapolis times. [volume], July 07, 1933, Home Edition, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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JULY 7, 1933.
—Let’s Go Fishing—
GOOD FISHING
IS IN PROSPECT
FOR WEEK-END
State Streams Are Clear;
Good Catches Made in
Lakes.
BY LEFTY LEE
Time* Staff Writer
Fishermen can look forward to
some good sport over the week-end
unless heavy rains come before
Saturday. Mast of the streams are
clear and others hit by the rains be
fore the holiday are returning to
shape rapidly. Here we give you the
official condition of your favorite
sport as reported by the game
wardens.
Warden H. Walker. Laporte—Pine,
Stone and the two Fish lakes are in
fine shape and some good catches
are being made.
Warden Havel, Rensselaer—Kan
kakee river one foot high and dirty
at present. Jungle ditch and Iroquis
river are normal, and the fishermen
are catching all kinds of fish.
Beaver creek in Newton county is
low and fish are not striking.
Warden Perley, Fulton and Pu
laski counties —Tippecanoe river will
be back to normal by the week-end,
after two heavy rains. Some crappie
were caught at Lake Manitou on the
Fourth.
Warden Roth, Lakes Shafer and
Freeman—Fishing is good at both
lakes and at the Oakdale and Nor
way dams. F. O. Winterroud of In
dianapolis caught two black bass at
the Oakdale dam on the Fourth,
weighing three and three-quarters
and three and one-half pounds.
Warden Noah Eaton, Warsaw’—
Two heavy rains early in the week
ruined the lakes and streams in
Kosciusko county, very strong east
wind, bass were biting good until
the rains.
Wardens Barnett and Anderson,
Rome City—Six thousand anglers
on Adams and Long Lakes on the
Fourth. Lakes and streams in Noble
and La Grange counties in fine
shape. Fish not biting as good as
last week, but several good catches
have been made. Elkhart river fish
ing is good, particularly at Duke’s
bridge.
Warden Menzenberger, Steuben
County—Fishing poor.
Warden Marrs, Whitley and
Allen Counties—Blue gill taken are
full of eggs. Belief is that hot
weather has driven them to deep
water, where they are spawning,
Crappie are biting good on min
nows. Bass fishing is also good,
casters using artificial bait, a buck
tail with pork rind, proving verv
effective.
Warden Meridith, Fountain, Parke
and Vermillion Counties Pine,
Shawnee. Coal, and Sugar creek
clear, but very low’. Fishing very
poor. Wabash river is low and cle^r.
Warden Marksbury, Wayne, Ran
dolph, and Henry Counties—
Streams are cloudy, but they will be
in good shape for the week-end.
several nice catches of bass were re
ported from Greensfork and Mar
tindale creeks in Wayne county.
Warden McCashland. Union,
Franklin and Fayette Counties—All
streams low and muddy from recent
rains. The large creeks should be
cleared up for the week-end.
In the two forks and main
branch of Whte river, the water is
clearing slowly, and should be ready
in about a week. Catfish and carp
are biting fine in this stream. Some
pood catches of bass and bluegill
were made at Nolan's fork, Fayette,
Salt and Pipe creeks.
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Federatiorf Chief.
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place contested. He beat his
opponent. Louis J. Harp, Lafayette,
4.663 to 1,481.
Local unions cast their ballots
from June 1 to July 1. Adolph
Fritz of Indianapolis is secretary.
Girl, 4, May Lose Life
TERRE HAUTE. Ind., July 7.
Isio Caughney, 4, Mt. Savage, Md..
received head injuries which may
prove fatal when she fell through
a second-story window at Tuller
hotel here.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
RETAIL boards named
Committees Are Announced by
Vice-President of Group.
Committees have been announced
by Clarence R. Green, vice-president
of the Marion county division of the
Associated Retailers of Indiana, to
act on details of organization, as
follows:
Membership. Richard A. Graham,
president of the organization, J. F.
r
O’Mahoney, William Anderson, Ed
ward Dirks and Ernest Danner;
public relations. Clarence R. Greene.
Jack C. Carr, Arch Strong, J. Duane
Dungan and James Milligan; legis
lative, S. B. Walker, R. H. Losey,
Reginald Garstang, L. F. Shuttle
worth and A. C. Fritz.
Looking for Work? New Help
Wanted Ads start in the first edi
tion in the morning at 10:30 and
again in the Home Edition on sale
at 2 p. m.
UNION DRIVE IS URGED
Barbers' leader Pleads for Strong
Membership Campaign.
James B. Shannessv, Barbers’
union president, spoke Thursday
night at an organization meeting
attended by approximately 300 rep
resentatives of various Indianapolis
labor unions.
Shannessy urged waging a strong
campaign among unorganized work
ers for a larger membership in all
unions. The meeting was held at
Plumbers’ hall. 312 East Washing
| ton street, and Robert Fox, presi
! dent of the Central Labor union,
I presided.
Two Shotguns Are Stolen
Burglars who failed to find any
money after they had broken into
j the offices of the American Coal
Company. 1065 West Twenty-fifth
! street early today, stole two shot
guns valued at S4O. a radio valued
at $39, towels and adhesive tape. The
1 thieves entered by a rear window.
PAGE 9
PUT FINGER BACK ON
Surgeons Toil to Graft Appendage
to Baby's Hand.
B<> United /Tr*
PERU. Ind.. July 7.—Efforts to
graft a mangled finger on to the
hand of 1-year-old Ronald Hiers
are being made by surgeons at
Dukes Memorial hospital here.
The finger was cut off when
caught in the door of an automo
bile.