Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1933 — Page 11

JAN. 19, 1933

SUCCESSOR TO 1 M'NUTT TO BE SELECTED SOON Indiana University to Pick New Dean for Its Law School. Hu Time* Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind . Jan. 19. Announcement was made here today of the resignation of Governor Paul V. McNutt as dean of the j Indiana university law school, in a , report giving changes of staff mem- i bers at Indiana university for the I second semester. Governor McNutt | has been on leave of absence and presented his resignation following j his election in November as Gover- I nor. His successor will be named : soon. Professor A. L. Kohlmeier, head of the history department, will be on j leave of absence the second semes- j ter for study in Washington, New York and Boston. Professor C. W. j Barker of the school of commerce will be on leave of absence due to i illness. Dr. Ira D. Anderson of the school ! of commerce, who has been named acting assistant professor, will take j over Professor Barker’s classes. Dean Fcrnandus Payne, Professor ! Lee Benns and Professor Fowler ! Harper will return the second semester, following leaves of ab- j sence for research work.

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Gene and Glenn Will Open Engagement Here Friday' Noted Radio Team Will Present "Jake and Lena” to Their Friends on the Indiana Stage for a Week. AND GLENN, one of radio's most popular teams together with J Jake and Lena, will feature the stage show at the Indiana theater, starting Friday. Claudette Colbert and Fredric March are co-starred in “Tonight Is Ours" the screen attraction. This marks the first appearance of March on the screen since he won the award of the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences for the best performance of 1932. Gene and Glenn have become two of America’s foremost radio entertainers by their broadcasts over stations WLW and WTAM. They

entertain as a singing team and are assisted by Jake and Lena, two comedy characters Interpreted by Gene. Glenn is the piano player of the team and acts as a foil for the comedy antics of Jake and Lena. Their stage program is similar to their radio broadcasts and Jake, as an added attraction, is performing several magical illusions he has been practicing. In “Tonight Is Ours." March and Miss Colbert are assisted by a supporting cast headed by Alison Skipworth of “Madame Racketeer,” “Night After Night” and “If I Had a Million” fame. It also includes Arthur Byron and Paul Cavanaugh. The picture was adapted from Noel Coward's play and was directed by Stuart Walker for Paramount. Miss Colbert is cast as a girl who has thrown aside the responsibilities of a kingdom for a fling at Paris, and March, as a young, wealthy

1 Parisian who insists on taking the fling with her. Together they race gayly through the French capital, fully enjoying the pleasures of the town, but more fully enjoying each other. A strange trick of fate leads up to a surprising, dramatic climax. BUB Indianapolis theaters today offer: Raynor Lehr on the stage and They Call It Sin” on the screen at the Lyric, Blackstone on the stage and “Lawyer Man” on the screen at the Indiana. "The Animal Kingdom” at the Apollo, “Cynara” at the Palace, and ‘Frisco Jenny” at the Circle. Campus Housing Problems Up Campus housing problems will be discussed by Dr. Walter Scott Athearn, Butler university president, tonight at a meeting of fraternity and alumni chapter presidents and advisers and faculty counselors.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TWO LIBERALS WILL PROD FOR TARIFF CHANGE

Costigan and Friend in House Doing Most o f Advance Work.

By Scrippu-Ifnicnni Sctcgpaper Alliance WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—A1l ol the advance work on the Democratic tariff program—if there is such a thing as a Democratic tariff program—is being done by Senator Edward P. Costigan <Dem., Colo.) and Representative David J. Lewis (Dem., Md.). At least that is true so far as any outward signs of activity can be observed. Most of the other Democrats in congress shudder at talk of reviving the tariff fight, act as

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though they would like to forget campaign promises. The SmootHawley law is iniquitous, to be sure, but why lift the lid of “Pandora's box?” But to Senator Costigan am Representative Lew's the tariff if realistic problem, not to be shurn' . aside by idle talk. These two friends served eight years together as members of the United States tariff commission. Both were appointed by President Wilson. Both quit the commission in the Coolidge administraiton. Costigan resigned, charging that the commission was being used as a political tool by the Republicans. Lewis refused reappointment when Presi- ! dent Coolidge asked him to leave at the White House an undated letter of resignation. The Coloradoan and the Marylander. perhaps the outstanding Democratic liberals of the respeci tive branches of congress, think alike on tariff matters. They both believe that economic recovery of the nation and the

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world Is Impossible until there is a rational downward readjustment of t* ffs. President-Elect Roosevelt several ays ago summoned the two tariff .•rperts to New York for a conference. What was said at that conference remains a secret. DEMAND DRAUGHT BEER Knox County Petitioners Want Democrat Bill Liberalized. A glass of beer after a hard day’s work is demanded by 116 voters in Knox county whose petition to the senate was presented by Senator William P. Dennigan iDem., Vincennes), Wednesday afternoon. Asking for draught beer, the petitioners said the Wright bone dry I law might as well be retained if the administration's beer control measure could not be liberalized.

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BILL FIXES WORKING HOURS R)R WOMEN Closer Regulation Is Sought in Proposed Measure. Hours and working conditions for girls and women in industry would be regulated more closely under provisions of a bill introduced in the senate Wednesday by Senator Fred A. Egan (Dem.. Gary), ant

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Senator Frank C. Holman <Dem., Hammond). Setting up a basic eight-hour day. the measure makes exceptions for 1 canning and other seasonal occupa- | tions as well as when half-holidays ! are granted. Mercantile establishments are ex- ! empted from many of the provisions j limiting number of hours to be | worked, but are included in provt- | sions for working conditions which "shall not be detrimental to health.” Canneries and similar seasonal occupations can employ women a maximum of twelve hours a day, with a limit of sixty-six hours a [ week.

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