Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1928 — Page 5

MARCH 13, 1928.

JEWETT, BROWN EXPOUND VIEWS IN G, OJYMEETS Plead for Party Interest, Praise Governor Jackson at Irvington. Irvington Republicans, incorported and nonincorporated, heard Charles W. Jewett, Republican gubernatorial candidate, and John J. Brown, State tax board chairman, respectively, as principal speakers at Monday night’s weekly sessions. Addressing the incorporated body at Carr hall, 5436 E. Washington St., Jewett bemoaned public apathy in politics and government and urged a revival of public interest in parties and candidates. Hear Several Candidates Other speakers included Judson L. Stark, chief deputy prosecutor and candidate for the Republican nomination for prosecutor; Henry R. Campbell, county surveyor and candidate for renomination; Harry A. Rodman, attorney, candidate for nomination as Marion County representative in the Legislature; Cassius L. Hogle, candidate for renomination as Marion County commissioner from the First district; and Earl Dill, candidate for the Seventh district Republican congressional nomination. Lauding Jackson's administration, Brown, at the unincorporated Republicans’ meeting, 5443ta E. Washington St., said “Indiana Republicans need not, blush with shame over the party's administration of State government.’* Rucker to Speak Claude H. Anderson, club president, announced Alvah J. Rucker, candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor, would be the speaker next Monday night and U. S. Lesh, another Republican aspirant for the office the following Monday. Arthur R. Baxter, local manufacturer and former State Senator was elected president of the Jewett-for-Governor Club at the Ciaypool Monday noon, when Jewett inaugurated his campaign. Harper J. Ransburg was elected vice president; W. C. Atkins, treasurer, and Asa J. Smith, secretary. Three hundred men and women attended the meeting. Standard Grocery Company cm-

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ployes, meeting at 261 Speedway Ave., heard Stark explain the workings of the prosecutor’s office and John L. Niblack, deputy prosecutor, who is candidate for Republican nomination for State Senator from Marion County, denounce radical legislation. Labor Chief to Speak By Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind., March 13. William H. Green, American Federation of Labor president, will address a noon luncheon meeting of the local Lions Club Wednesday. He will speak Wednesday evening in the Catholic Community Center building at a meeting open to the public.

NATIONAL ECCENTRIC DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP (Conducted Voder the Auspice* of the Indiana Ballroom, Indianapolis Times and Trianon Ballroom, Chicago) I hereby certify that I am a resident of or immediate vicinity and that 1 am not a professional dancer or dancing teacher and have never danced by contract or taught dancing for pay. I promise to comply strictly with the rules and regulations of the contest committee and accept the Judge's decisions in the spirit of good sportsmanship. I hereby request that my name be entered as an entrant in the Eccentric Dance Championship Contest. being conducted in conjunction with the Trianon National Eccentric Dance Championship, to be held,at Trianon Ballroom, Chicago, April 1?, 1328, for which privilege you may publish my photograph for publicity purposes in tbe dally newspapers. I hereby certify that I am within the age limit of the contest which is 18 to 35 years and I understand that no applicant for the right to enter this contest who is a minor or under full legal age, shall be allowed to participate in tbe Trianon National Eccentric Dance Championship Contest unless he or she has the consent in writing of his or her parents or legal guardian. SIGNATURES: NAME OP GENTLEMAN ADDRESS TELEPHONE AGE NAME OF LADT t , ADDRESS........ , TELEPHONE..., AGE., Chosen Rejected.

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HOOSIER ENTERS OPERA Former Winchester Woman Signs Contract in Berlin. By Times Special WINCHESTER, Ind., March 13. Mrs. Eleeda Newton Alberti, pianist and singer, who was born and reared here, has signed a contract to appear with the Staats Opera, formerly the Royal Opera, in Berlin, Germany. She will enact a number of roles during the coming season. Parents of Mrs. Alberti were the late John W. Newton, attorney, and Mrs. Newton. Her husband is a New York pianist.

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MUSCLE SHOALS IS SAVED FROM POWERJTRUST Norris Government Operation Bill Appears Certain of Adoption. BY C. J. LILLEY WASHINGTON, March 13.—Muscle Shoals again has been saved | from the power trust and Govern- | ment qperation of its hydro-electric j facilities as provided in the Norris bill appeared certain of adoption by the Senate today. Any hope of private interests operating the plant went glimmering on the first test vote, when Senator Harrison's amendment was defeated 45 to 25. J The Harrison amendment had provided that an attempt be made ! to lease the power dams to private j interests before going ahead with Government operation. Several | other amendments along this line | were automatically eliminated by i the vote. | Little hope was seen for the cyan- | amid bid, as its supporters, Senators j Heflin and Black of Alabama were \ defeated in every attempt to amend the Norris bill. j Heflin’s first amendment, provid- ! mg for a Government farm board to regulate distribution of power under the Harrison plan, mustered only 11 votes. Senator Caraway attached his amendment by unanimous vote. It clarifies the Norris bill fto that fertilizer manufacture under cyanamid process can be stalled at Muscle Shoals immediately on adoption. i Norris povides that profits from sale of power be used for building of fertilizer plants and their operation by the secretary of agriculture. Senator McKcllars amendment specifically providing power for fertilizer manufacture at Muscle Shoals and completion of necessary facilities for that purpose, also carried Norris accepted both the Caraway and McKellar amendments before they were voted. Norris then suggested several amendments, which he said had been agreed upon among Senators. These clarified clauses dealing with fertilizer manufacture. As it now stands the Norris bill provides for Government operation of Muscle Shoals, both as a power producing plant and as a fertilizer works and both on as large a scale as possible under the present development of the facilities there. POLICE SEEK ELOPERS SknboriU., Ohio Couple Headed Here in Stolen Car. Police were on the alert today hoping to capture a young Ohio couple eloping in a stolen automobile. E. J. Gertsmeycr, Steubenville, Ohio, telegraphed that the young peeple were in a Whippet, license 141-032 and asked that they be arrested. Authorities at Edinburg, Ind., notified police that Raymond Broan, 17, ran away from home and gave two local addresses where he is expected to take refuge. Missionary Leader Dies By Times Special ORLEANS, Ind, March 13, A sudden attack of heart disease late Monday ended the life of the Rev. John W. Marshall, State evangelist and superintendent of mission for the southwestern district, Indiana Christian Missionary Association, at his home here. He had served recently as pastor of the First Christian Church, Bedford. He leaves his widow and two children.

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100 COUPLES IN DANCECONTEST Entry List Grows as First Preliminary Nears. More than 100 couples have entered for the first preliminary of the National Eccentric Dance Contest to be held Thursday night in the Indiana Ballroom under the auspices of The Indianapolis Times Opportunity will be given each contestant to “show his or her wares’’ in the dance line before five competent judges. Two couples will be selected to dance in the finals April 12. Three other preliminary dances will be staged March 22 and 29 and April 5. The eight winners will dance in the grand finals. The Indiana champion will go to the Trianon Ballroom in Chicago for two days April 17 to enter the national contest in competition with winners from twenty-nine other States. The purpose of the dance is to select anew step to replace the popular crow hop, Lindy glide and other steps. The regular Indiana Ballroom Orchestra will play during the contest. Any strictly amateur ballroom dancer between the ages of 18 and 35 is eligible to enter. Just sign the coupon appearing in The Times or enter in person at The Times or Indiana Ballroom. Til.sudski Wins in Toland By I hi ted Press WARSAW. March 13— Late returns today In the senatorial elections Indicated that Marshal Pilsudski, the dictator, and the parties affiliated with the Pilsudski bloc, had won a clear-cut plurality.

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