Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 294, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1934 — Page 11

APRIL 19,1934.

GUARD UNITS AT ANGOLA, VEVAY MUSTERED OUT Former Battery Disbanded Despite Strong Plea to Governor. Despite pleas of delegations of citizens and prominent politicians who visited Governor Paul V. McNutt, thp shifting of the national guard unit at Angola has been ordered by Adjutant-General Elmer F. Straub. Another unit at Vevay also has been ordered mustered out of service and set up elsewhere. This was necessary from a military and economical viewpoint, General Straub explained. Guard shifts today were all in the One hundred and fiftieth field artillery. The headquarters battery and combat tram of the first battalion at Angola was disbanded and the regimental headquarters battery at Muncie designated as the first battalion headquarters and combat train. The regimental headquarters battery was ordered reorganized at Kokomo, giving that city anew guard unit. Headquarters battery and combat train of the third battalion was abandoned at Vevay and the designation shifted to the second battalion battery and train at Spencer. The second battalion battery and train was then ordered reorganized at Lafayette. Enlisted men at Angola and Vevay were honorably discharged and the local officers in command of the disbanded units placed on inactive duty as members of the national guard reserve, General Straub announced New r officers wall be placed in command in the cities where the new- units are being reorganized and enlistments opened. TALKS ON RELIGIOUS PSYCHOLOGY PLANNED Series Sponsored by Women of Central Christian. First of a series of lectures on religious psychology, sponsored by the woman’s committee of the Central Christian church, will be held at 10:15 tomorrow morning in the American National bank women’s clubrooms. Mrs. Josephine M. Stearns will speak and Cynthia P. Maus will preside.

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Chester B. Camp, assistant professor of economics at Butler university, will preside at the “Symposium on Managed Currency” at the annual meeting of the Indiana Association of Economists and Sociologists Friday and Saturday at the University of Notre Dame.

DR. SACHAR TO GIVE LECTURE AT BUTLER Noted Jewish Leader Gives Second of Series Tonight. The second of a series of three lectures will be given tonight by Dr. Abram L. Sachar, national director of the B'nai B’rith Hiller foundation at Urbana, 111., for the Butler university division of evening courses. The third will be given May 1. The general theme of the series concerns the contribution of the Jewish race to civilization. In the first lecture of the series, Dr. Sachar discussed the outlook of the Hebrew' on life. Mosaism, the prophetic genius, Hebraism and Hellenism and the meeting of the two cultures. In the second lecture Dr. Sachar will discuss “The Medieval Heritage,” which concerns the conflict of prophetism and Rabbinism, medieval obscurantism and its effect on the Jew' in commerce, and the Jew' in the medieval world. The lecture will be at 8 p. m. in Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. Cardinal’s Birthday Observed Ru I hited Pr< ** VATICAN CITY. April 19.—The centenary of the birth and the thirteenth anniversary of the death of James Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore was observed in a special memorial service today.

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