Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1930 — Page 11

MAY 21, 1930-

MOTOR DERBY DIRECTOR CAN'T DRIVEHIS CAR Edenburn Refuses to Learn How to Pilot Auto, But Bosses Racers. The chauffeur at the wheel of the Oakland Eight In which W. D. (Eddie) Edenburn Is dashing about Indianapolis, arranging the countless details of the 500-noJe Memorial day motor derby, serves an entirely utilitarian purpose. Edenburn. whoee association with automobile racing, motor boat contests, speed trials or what have you, involves exactly twenty-two assorted titles, joh • and responsibilities, might be condoned for putting on the dog and treating himself to the luxury of a chauffeur. But the truth of the matter is that he can’t drive and refuses to learn. True, he probably is connected with more automobile activities than any other man in the world. Here are a few of them: Chief steward of the Indianapolis race and official representative there of the American Automobile Association contest board; zone supervisor for the A. A. A. contest board in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan; manager of the Michigan Automobile Trade association; vicepresident of the International Conference of State and Provincial Automobile Trade Association Managers; manager of the Detroit Automobile Dealers’ association, and member of the Detroit Automobile Club. Owns Two Autos Also, Edenburn is a former automobile editor and he owns two automobiles. But motoring just isn’t his personal sport. Years ago, about the time he first became an official of the Indianapolis race, back in 1911, he did a little unenthusiastic driving. But soon relinquished the wheel. Paradoxically, as his business interests became more and more closely identified with automobiles, he lost interest in driving. Now he says he's entirely forgotten how to drive. He has no objection to riding, as evidenced by the fact that he recently rode an Oakland Eight at more then eighty miles an hour while testing the Daytona speedway to determine whether the beach was in safe condition for Kay Don to attempt anew world’s record with his huge Silver Bullet car. Gives Him No K'ck “I get no kick out of taking the wheel myself,” he said. ‘‘lt leaves me cold.” Edenburn’s chief lieutenant at the Indianapolis race is J. B. Smith of Buffalo, second official representative of the contest board. The latter also rushes about Indianapolis on race business in an Oakland Eight, but he does his own driving. With Smith’s aid, Edenburn supervises an organization of about 150 men before and during the running of the big motor classic. Among this group are included the umpires, timers, expert scorers, members of

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the technical committee, mostly members of the Society of Automobile Engineers. MACDONALDTO FACE REVOLT WITHIN PARTY Sir Oswald Mosley to Lead Group of Young Laborites. Bu United Press LONDON, May 21.—Difficulties of the labor government in solving the major problem of unemployment in Britain were intensified today by persistent reports that Sir Oswald Mosley, youthful Socialist, would attempt to lead a group of young Laborites in revolt against the guidance of Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDonald. Mosley, whose wife, Lady Cynthia Mosley, is the daughter of the late Lord Curzon, and inherited part of the Leiter millions of Chicago and Washington, has been a member of the government committee planning unemployment relief. NEW SEDAN OFFERED Franklin Model Introduced by All Dealers. Anew sedan with the tradition of serviceability and powerful, speedy performance behind its designation as the Transcontinental model, is being introduced by all Franklin dealers as an addition to the 1930 Franklin line, to .meet the demand that has grown up since the first of the year for a quality car within the price reach of a wider range of users. This new model is powered by the standard air-cooled airplane-type engine. It is priced at $2,395 f. o. b. factory, which permits its delivery locally at approximately S2OO less than other Franklin sedan types.

School, Mrs Ruthance Kersting, instructor; Mrs. Marie Reynolds, Mrs. Grafe Showers, Mrs. Edith Bloom, Mrs. Hazel Madinger, Mrs. Fern Mullen. Fifteen hundred visiting ladies from other courts are expected to attend the convention, which has headquarters in the Severin.

JUST A WORD FROM A MOVIE FAVORITE Mary Pickford Will Bring to the Screen a High National Character of the Very Old Days of Thought. FOR the first time in the history of motion pictures, the character of President Grover Cleveland is .to be portrayed on the screen in Mary Pickford’s “Forever Yours,” now in production at the United Artists’ studio. , Robert Emmett O’Connor, the veteran character actor, has been engaged to play the part. • t The scenes in which he will appear are a reproduction of the President’s inaugural ball, for which the ballroom of the White House has been faithfully reconstructed. This is only one of the many spectacular sequences in “Forever

Yours.” At present the Pickford production resembles a wild western ranch with bullets flying everywhere between the rustler gang who attacks the r.'.nchhouse and its heroic defenders, the latter played by Miss Pickford, Kenneth Mac Kenna, her leading man, and Don Alvarado. Four more of the thirty-seven speaking parts have been cast with Robert T. Haines, Erville Alderson, and George Bunny as the three politicians in the Washington sequence, and Pierce De Ramey as the French attache at the capital. This makes a total of twelve out of the thirty-seven speaking parts in the picture. Indianapolis theaters today offer: “A Notorious Affair” at the Circle, “Ingagi” at the Ohio, “The Big Pond” at the Indiana, “Mammy” at the Apollo, “Hell Harbor” at the Palace, “The Arizona Kid” at the Lyric, movies at the Colonial anc, stock burlesque at the Mutual. The Civic Theater at the Play-

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LADIES’ SHRINE TO GIVE DINNER • Luncheons Held Today for Captains, Recorders. Annual convention dinner for delegates attending the grand council meeting of the Ladies' Oriental Shrine of North • America here will be held at the Athenaeum tonight. Luncheons for recorders and captains of courts representing all parts of the country were held at

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the Lincoln at noon today. Mrs. R. L. Craig and Mrs. Stephen O. Sharp served as hostesses A large class of Indianapolis candidates will be initiated at ritualistic ceremonies following the dinner in the Athenaeum tonight. Grand officers will preside at the exemplification. Fifteen patrols engaged In the annual drill exhibition at Tomlinson hall Tuesday night in which 300 members of the order participated. Mrs. J. B. Bennett. Buffalo, N. Y., announced the patrols as they appeared. The convention will close with election and installation of officers Thursday, followed by a farewell card party at the Severin.

ROBERTS VOTEO POST Supreme Court Panel Full After Senate Acts. Bu United Press WASHINGTON. May 21. panel of supreme court justices was full today for the first time in several months as Owen J. Roberts prepared to take the place on the bench made vacant in March by the death of Associated Justice Sanford of Tennessee. Roberts, nominated by President Hoover after the senate had refused to confirm the appointment of

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Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina, was accepted by the senate late Tuesday without debate, and without a record vote. Envoy Visits in Berlin Bu United Press BERLIN, May 21.—The new American ambassador to Warsaw, John Willys. arrived here today for a short visit before continuing to Poland.

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