Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1931 — Page 5

' MAY 26, 1931_

ARSENAL TECH GIRL LEADS IN CONTEST VOTE Grace Gabbard Goes Ahead of Rivals for Trip to Washington. - Miss Grace Gabbard, student at Arsenal Technical high school, took the lead in the Timss-Lyric popularity contest for a free trip to Washington, D. C., in voting over the week-end. Many other students and several were nominated, but Miss Gabbard is holding her lead by a fairly safe margin. For those not yet familiar with this contest, the whys and wherefores again are set forth. The Times and the Lyric theater are looking for the most popular high school boy and girl students and also the most popular teacher. They are conducting their search by a voting contest, both at The Times office and at the Lyric theater. The boy and the girl student of any local high school, and also the teacher of any high school receiving the most votes, will be given a trip to Washington with all expenses paid by The Times and the Lyric. Coupons Are Given Each patron of the Lyric this week receives a coupon worth 100 votes. At The Times office there is waiting a coupon worth 100 votes which, if called for personally, may bo placed to the credit of any high school boy, girl or teacher. Everyone who has a candidate may send in the name of the candidate, plainly written or typed on ordinary stationery to the office of The Times, signing also your name and address. This will also count for 100 votes, the same as the counon. Do not try to repeat. This will disqualify your votes entirely, as a careful check is to be kept on all names. Ballot boxes now are in the lobby of The Times and the Lyric, where you may bring or send your votes. In case the winner is unable to make the trip, an alternate will be given the chance. Leave June 14 This trip will be made with the Pennsylvania railroad summer vacation tour, leaving Indianapolis Sunday, June 14, at 7 p. m. The entire trip will take five days. Meals and hotel accommodations are to be first class and are included in the trip, as are all side sight-seeing trips. Those who make this trip will be given opportunity of seeing

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SOMETHING NEW! OVER-DECORATION DAY EXCURSION NIAGARA FALLS $0.50 “ CHILDREN HALF FARE GOOD IN SLEEPING CARS AT REDUCED PULLMAN FARES Total cost of round trip railroad ticket and round trip berth (including occupancy during stay at Niagara Falls)— One person to lower berth 15.50 Two persons to lower berth (each) 12.75 One person to upper berth 14.25 Two persons to upper berth (each) 12.00 LEAVE FRIDAY, MAY 29 Special Train of All-Steel Coaches and Sleeping Cars will leave Indianapolis 8:00 p. m, arrive Niagara Falls 9:00 a. m. RETURNING leave Niagara Falls 10:00 p. m., Saturday, May 30. Your Pullman Car Is Your Home for the Entire Trip Tickets and reservations at City Ticket Office, 112 Monument Circle, phone Riley 3322, and Union Station, phone Riley 3355. BIG FOUR ROUTE

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quaint colonial Annapolis on Chesapeake bay and will visit the famed United States Naval academy, Bancroft hall, one of the largest buildings in the world, and the mausoleum of John Paul Jones. The trip also Includes the homes of Washington, Wilson, Taft and Hoover, the inspiring memorial to Washington and Lincoln and to the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National cemetery, the bureau of printing and engraving, and the library of congress. Many other places of Interest will be shown those who are to make this tour. One of the most enjoyable features, in addition to all the above mentioned treats, will be a ride on the Potomac river to Mt. Vernon. The scenic route will be taken to Washington from Indianapolis via the Pennsylvania system. This includes the beautiful Allegheny mountains, at the crest of which is Horseshoe curve, famed as an engineering feat and for its panoramic splendor. Hurry now, and get the names of your favorites in the voting. Read more details of the contest in The Times each day, until June 10, set as the deadline. Business Man Dies GREENSBURG, Ind., May 26Heart disease brought death to Harry L. Gaines, 65, Greensburg business man.

CITY P.-T. A. TO ELECT OFFICERS AT HIGHSCHOOL Annual Session to Include Demonstration Study Circle. Annual election of officers of the Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations of Indianapolis public schools will be held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium at Washington high school. Committee chairmen will give their annual reports and a demonstration study circle will be pre-

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tented by School 75, with musical selections by pupils of Washington high school. Election of officers of the George Washington high school P.-T. A. will be held Thursday at 7:45. Mrs. Frank A. White was elected j president of the P.-T. A. of School ; 80, succeeding Mrs. Robert Hammill ! it the final meeting of the associaj '4on held Wednesday afternoon. Officers of the P.-T. A. of School 20 for the ensuing year were named today. They are: Mrs. Louise Rannells, president; Mrs. John Callender, vice-president; Mrs. Earl For•sythe, secretary, and Mrs. Nell Jones, treasurer. Man Accidentally Hanged By Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind., May 26—Lee Willis, 26, Columbus, was accidentally hanged while working on a bridge at Dayton, 0., when a rope became entangled around his neck.

RICH MAN MAY FACE CHARGE IN GORDONKILLING Police Believed He Was Blackmailed by Woman Broadway Racketeer. By United Press NEW YORK, May 26—Detectives today announced they had reason to believe a wealthy man. now under surveillance, employed thugs to kill Vivian Gordon, Broadway racketeer. Police believe Miss Gordon had blackmailed or threatened to blackmail him. Harry Stein and Samuel Green-

berg were indicted Monday by a Bronx county grand jury on charges of committing the murder. Harry Schlitten, a Newark taxicab driver, confessed he drove the car in which he alleges the tw 0 men strangled Miss Gordon to death with a rope and hurled her body from the car in Van Cortlandt park. Police said they hoped to prove that Stein and Greenberg, were Jiired by the wealthy man to slay Miss Gordon. Camp to Open July 12 * MUNCIE, Ind., May 26.—Camp Redwing, the summer recreation center for Delaware Boy S-outs, will be opened for the season July 12.

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Dr. J. C. Morrison Collapses Dr. J. C. Morrison, 50, of 2936 Winthrop avenue, with offices at 821 K. of P. building, collapsed in the

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