Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1931 — Page 8

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MANY YULETIDE PARTIES GIVEN I IN CITY PARKS Girl and Boy Scouts, Clubs Plan Special Events for Gift Funds. Indianapolis community houses today were thrown open to children and their parents for a series of Christmas parties sponsored by the city recreation department. Yuletide celebrations will be held this afternoon and tonight at Municipal Gardens and Greer Street and Garfield Park community houses. Program at the Gardens and Garfield park are to be at 8, wnHe the Greer street party was to be at 3. Santa at Hospital Other Christmas parties planned: Brooksidc, 2 to 4. Tuesday; Rhodius park, Tuesday night, anc Brightwood and J, V. T. Hill, Wednesday night. Santa Claus will invade city hospital corridors Tuesday afternoon, when adult patients will receive fruit and candy, and gifts will be given children by St. Margaret's Guild of the hospital. At 8 Tuesday night nurses, employes and doctors will be entertained at a concert by the police and firemen's band. * Girl Scouts Give Food Food, toys and clothing will be distributed to needy families in the city this week by Indianapolis Girl Scouts, co-operating with the Family Welfare Society. Children at Riley hospital will re'eive dolls, scrapbooks and magazine subscriptions. Other organizations to receive Girl Scout gifts are the Indianapolis Day Nursery, Robert W. Long hospital, Sunnyside sanatorium, Wheeler City Rescue Mission and the Flanner House. Troops Nos. 46. 28 and 54 will present a play at the Christian park

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■ * IT IS NOT the cost of the gift, but the thought that lies behind the giving that warms the cockles of the heart on Christmas morning. Then, instead of some short-lived trinket, how much nicer to give something that will bring eolace and delight for many days after the Christmas tree is gone; until the New Year is on its way. For the cigarette smoker, man or woman, of course give Camels. A blend of choice Turkish and mild, sun-ripened Domestic tobaccos, they are kept fresh and prime by the Camel Humidor Pack, with their natural moisture unimpaired by parching or toasting. In appropriate holiday wrapping,Camels come both in attractive Christmas cartons containing

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That “bridge battle, of the century,’’ in New York, is an all-male affair now. Here Ely Culbertson (right) is shown with his new partner, Theodore A. Lightner of Detroit, who replaced Mrs. Culbertson when the latter retired from the 150-rubber tournament to do her Christmas shopping. Note the studious frown on Culbertson's face; it bodes no good for their opponents, Sidney S. Lenz and Oswald Jacoby.

community house, and troop No. 11 will give a play at the University Park 'Christian church and the American settlement house. Girl Scouts will sing carols in Irvington Christmas eve. Members of the Lioas Club will stage two Christmas parties this week. The annual party for club members will be hel£ Wednesday at j the Lincoln, and Christmas eve members will present gifts to chil-j dren at the Indianapolis day nursery, 542 Lockerbie street. Donations to the Christmas fund i of the Rotary club will be made by members at the Tuesday luncheon at the Claypool. Prior to the call for contributions Henry Foltz and a special commitee will report on the best uses for the funds. Parent-Teacher Association of

school No. 54 will sponsor a benefit motion picture show at 10 Wednesday at the Rivoli theater, Tenth and Dearborn streets. Admission will be by imperishable , food donations, which will be added ! to baskets already provided for the needy by the association. Past Presidents’ League of the Major Robert Anderson corps, Woman’s Relief Corps, held its annual Christmas party in the home of Mrs.' Nettie Harmon, 2850 East New York street, Friday. Cops Seize Wine, Beer Fifty-five gallons of wine and thirty-five quarts of beer were confiscated by police Saturday night in a raid on the residence of Anthony Urbansic. 43, of 739 North Warman. avenue, who was charged with ■ operating a blind tiger.

ten packages of twenty and in cartons containing four boxes of fifty each. For the man who smokes a pipe, we suggest either a pound tin or one of those crystal glass humidors of good old PRINCE ALBERT. Here is a present that goes straight as a Christmas carol to a man's heart; P. A., the best loved pipe tobacco in the world, all dressed for the occasion in bright Christmas costume. / What gift can you think of that will be more welcome or give more genuine pleasure and satisfaction? Don't you hope someone will think of such a friendly gift for you? We wish you Merry Christmas!

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SCIENTISTS TO ! REVIEW YEAR'S achievements! Sessions During Holidays Will Hold Wide Interest; Thousands to Attend. B.u Science Service WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Millions of words, from the lips of thousands of speakers, will summarize the progress of science at a series of meetings of learned societies all over the country during the week between Christmas and New Year’s day. The whole alphabet of science, from astrology to zoology, will march in review, while research workers and teachers set forth knowledge they have gained during the last year and receive in exchange news of progress made by their fellow workers. The principal point of this year's scientific pilgrimage will be New Orleans. Here the largest of American scientific bodies, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, together with thirty-three affiliated organizations each devoted to some special branch of science, will attract a crowd of scientists and their wives estimated in advance at approximately 3,000. The gathering will be under the presidency of Professor Franz Boas of Columbia university, noted an-: thropologist. Professor Boas also will lead a symposium in his special division of science, on the subject j “Growth.” By.no means, all of the papers presented at the New Orleans group of meetings will be of strictly technical character. The outstanding even at the present meeting will be an Edison memorial meeting to be held in the New Orleans auditorium on Wednesday night, Dec, 30. The opening address on this occasion will be given by Charles L.

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‘Fine’ Gift By Times Special PERU, tad., Dec. 21—A fine of SI and costs, a total of sll, imposed in city court upon George McCrary for beating his wife, will be given to her and their two children as a Christmas present. A ten-dav jail term was suspended. Mrs. McCrary has filed suit for divorce, alleging cruelty.

Edgar of the Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston, who will speak on “An Appreciation of Mr. Edison. Based on Personal Acquaintance.” Dr. Frank B Jewett of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, and Professor Robert Andrew Millikan of the California Institute of Technology will speak on the topic, “Edison's Contributions to Science and Industry,” the former as a representative of applied science, the latter as spokesman for research science. The final address will be by Professor Carl T. Compton of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on “Edison's Laboratory in Wartime.” Another feature of the association meeting that has much public interest will be the great exhibition of scientific work that will turn the auditorium into a museum of 1931 science for a week. Prominent among the exhibits will be specimens, models and paintings showing the newest results of excavations in the Maya area of Yucatan and Guatemala. A considerable number of prominent scientific societies are holding their midwinter meetings in other cities. The Geological Society of America, together with the Paleontological Society, the Mineralogical Society of America and the Society of Economic Geologists, will meet in Tulsa, Okla., Dec. 29 to 31. Hold Alleged Embezzler Roy C. Couch, 638 North Jefferson avenue, was held by Indianapolis j police today for Union City tlnd.) ! authorities. He is charged with bej ing a fugitive from justice. Officers • said he is wanted on an embezzlement count.

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BANDITS KIDNAP TAXICAB DRIVER; GET 30 CENTS Pair Nabbed by Railway Cop, Taken to Cells as Victim Reports Robbery. Less than an hour after they robbed a taxi driver of 30 cents, part of which they repaid as fare, two alleged bandits were captured and the victim identified them. Detectives said the pair admitted the holdup. The accused gunmen are Jack Slack, 19, and Thomas Dasies, 18, both of Brazil. The men confessed, police said, to forcing Paul Elrod, 633 Home Place, the cab driver, to hand over his money after ordering him to drive to Wilkins and streets. They gave back 15 cents and fled. While walking along a railroad nearby the suspects were halted and searched by Omar Bare, 2538 North Capitol avenue, a railroad detective. While Elrod was reported the robbery at police headquarters, Bare led the suspects into detective offices, where Elrod identified them as the men who robbed him, detectives said. Awakened by a noise as they slept this morning Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan, 101 North Colorado street, discovered a burglar ransacking dresser drawers. The prowler fled taking a revolver, a watch and $37.

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