Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1933 — Page 2

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PASTORS ALONE IN DRY FIGHT, MEETING TOLD ‘We Wage Battle Without Congregations’ Support,’ Says M. E. Minister. We waste this liqi or fight without support of much of out congregations. They have swallowed this wet propaganda hook, line and sinker.” With this assertion. th*> Rev. William E. Bell, pastor of the Roberts Park M. E. church, told the Methodist district conference, Monday, that Methodist ministers are waging a fight, alone for retention of the eighteenth amendment. The ministers even are in jeopardy of their jobs when they stand in the pulpit and preach the message of prohibition,” he said. PAROLE PLEAS MADE State Clemency Commission to Study Cases of Several City Men. Marion county men whose pleas for parole or commutation of sentence in the Indiana state prison or reformatory will be heard May 3 to 5 by the state commission of clemency include the following in the prison: Charles Irwin, life term for murder, who was sentenced Dec. 19, 1022; Claude Parker, ten years, bank forgery; Charles E. Lafollette, ten to twenty-one years, robbery and grand larceny; Prank Meyles, robbery; Vincent Perdien, auto banditry, ten years, and Frank Randles, criminal attack, life term. Reformatory prisoners to present pleas include Charles Ashley, serving a ten-year term for robbery, and Ashton Burnett, fifteen years for robbery. Symons to Talk on Gold Luther P. Symons, former state banking commissioner, will be the speaker for the monthly meeting of the Butler-Fairview Civic Association, to be held tonight in the Pairview Presbyterian church. He will discuss effect, of ending the gold standard. Utility rates and the modernization campaign will be discussed.

fUf* The man with a lawn full of stubborn dandelions has a pretty good idea of what is meant by “the constant struggle of man against nature.” a a a Have you seen our new 'Electric Lift for thorough and complete chassis lubrication? We lubricate any car for 75 cents and if we miss a point it doesn’t cost you a cent. 75 cents includes Spring Spray and Vacuum Cleaning. a a a News item: Santa Claus wants beer permit. Hang a sack on the tree if you expect a keg or case of holiday spirits this Xmas. a a a We can't predict just when the advance in tire prices will take place but we feel that it is not far off. Rubber is advancing with other commodities (the papey stated l'a cents per pound for Monday). The new tire “crop" will cost more to make and will be sold for more. Right now you can buy tires at prices that represent an actual loss to the manufacturer. Drive in and let us quote you on a complete set of Miller Geared-to-tbe-Road Tires. Terms gladly arranged. a a a CHIEF TIRE CHANGER MILLER TIRE DISTRIBUTORS

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Joseph B. Eastman, above, member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, is regarded in Washington as the likely choice of President Roosevelt as chief federal railroad co-ordinator.

DRAMA CLUB TO PRESENT PLAY Several Entertainments on Schedules of Leisure Hour Groups. LEISURE HOI R CALENDAR TONIGHT Garfifld Park Community House. Mt. Jarkson Club. Olympic Club. WEDNESDAY Brookside Park community house. •t. T. V. Hill community house. Rhodius Park community house. FRIDAY Christian Park community house. Fletrhpr Plare community center. Ft. Wayne and Walnut Club. Muniripal Gardens community house. School 5 at fi!2 West Washington street. Michigan and Noble Club, School 9 at <lO Fast Vermont street. School 10 at 1102 West Market street. Nebraska-Cropsey Club, School 22, at 1251 South Illinois street. Srhool 26 at 1301 East Sixteenth street. Srhool .21 at Kelly and Boyd streets. School 28 at 2020 Winter avenue. School 51 at 2201 North Olnev. School fi* at 2015 West Walnut street.

The Chatterbox Dramatic Club will present a one-act play tonight in Garfield Park community house. Members of the cast are Mesdames Elizabeth Bless, Bertha Lee, Bertha Sands, Florence Rollins, Florence Hull, Harold Ballard, Mary Jo Sargent, Margaret Paige and Marie Demicheli, and Miss Betty Tomlinson and Joe Mills. Music will be furnished by the Indiana Ridge Runners, Chester, Leslie and Laura Watson, Arthur Smoot, Kenneth McConaha, and Glenn Mix. Sergeant Timothy McMahon will present a safety program tonight at the Olympic Club. Appearing will be Dolly and Esta Buchanan, singers; Myron Smith, reader; Betty Marie Smith, reader; Betty Marie Starr, singer; Katherine Muench, singer; Norma Jean Muench, singer; Vera Nicholi, reader; Dorothy Ellen Chapman and Margaret Scott, dancers; William Blake and his educated police dog, “Silver;” Thomas Moriarity, accordinist; Joe Steiner, Carol Smith and Joe Shea, in instrumental musical numbers, and Wright’s Mountaineers. The program at the Mt. Jackson Club tonight will be in charge of Mrs. Eddie Little. SMALL HOME STRESSED Architects Offer Expert Service for Lower-Priced House Designs. Incorporation of the Architectural Guild of Indianapolis to offer expert architectural service for small house design, construction and supervision, was announced today. The guild is showing designs for small houses at the home show this week, and later a permanent exhibit will be opened in the Architects’ and Builders’ building. Incorporators are Richard E. Bishop. Lee Burns, Merritt Harrison, Frederick Wallick and George Caleb Wright. TWO-JOB MAN UPHELD Dr. Thurman Rice Can Hold Both Posts, Rules Lutz. Dr. Thurman B. Rice can retain his professorship at the Indiana university medical school and also be assistant state health director, At-torney-General Philip Lutz Jr. ruled Monday. He said the constitution provision against being on two state pay rolls does not apply. Rice has an office with the health department in the statehouse onnex.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

APRIL 25, 1933