Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1934 — Page 16

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NEW DEALERS SCATTER FOR JULY 4 PLAY Several Travel Far for Vacations, Others Stay at Home. By U*ite4 Prr-* WASHINGTON .TuTv 4 —About half of the New Dealers are speudlng the fourth in far places. The rest are shooting their firecrackers to their own backyards. Here’s the lineup: President Roosevelt is at sea. heading south, through choppy water and semi-tropical heat. Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr., is at a ranch in Montana. umpteen miles from the neareste telephone. Rexford Guy Tugwell, the undersecretary of agriculture and handsome Brain Truster, is out west, on a combination speaking-inspection tour. His boss. Agricultural Secretary Henry A. Wallace, who doesn’t like the seashore, is in Washington, with no vacation plans in the making. Hull in Virginia Secretary of State Cordell Hull left yesterday for a two-dav motor jaunt into Virginia. He will take a reap vacation in the same territory in August. War Secretary George H. IVrn. with Mrs. Derr, and their daughter Betsy, also left yesterdav, but for Panama, where they will combine business with pleasure. The secretary wants to look over his department's operations in the canal zone. Daniel C. Roper, commerce secretary, presumably is enjoying the coolest Fourth of all. He's in Alaska, where there are polar bears and eskimos. He's particularly interested in the fur seals of the Tnbilofl islands. General Hugh S. Johnson, the Blue Eagle man. is in New York. Miss Frances Robinson, his executive assistant, is with him, indicating that the general is mixing work into his holiday cake. Miss Perkins Too Busy James A. *Call-Me-Jim> Farley, the postmaster-general, is staying to Washington, but hopes to make a swing around the fence mending circuit of the midwest, starting July 12. Harry L. Hopkins, the relief administrator who spend millions without blinking an eye, is heading for Europe and a six week's vacation. While there, he’ll investigate relief as its administered in the old country. Labor Secretary Frances Perkins is staying on the job. Too much labor strife for her to get away. Claude A. Swanson, the navy secretary, also is staying in town. This is the season of great activity in the navy and the secretary therefore has to stay at headquarters to keep track of his battleships and such. Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes likewise is remaining close by his desk. He’s one of the busiest men in the capital—and his pace doesn’t slacken over holidays. S4OO Is Damage in Fire Fire, and water used to extinguish it, did an estimated S4OO worth of damage to the second floor and roof of the home of Charley O’Hara, 2427 Central avenue, yesterday afternoon.

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i I 11 \i\ Luther C. Steward The National Federation of Federal Employes, local No 78. will hold its annual picnic Sunday at Longacre. Guest of honor will be Luther C. Steward, national president, who will speak. A varied program of entertainment has been prepared, including a baseball game between two governmental departments.

NEW SEWAGE PLANT HOPES HERE DIMMED U. S. Grant of $395,000 Still Missing. Hopes for the 5395.000 allotment from the federal government for a new sewage disposal plant have gone glimmering, Maurice E. Tennant, sanitary board president, anI nounced today. Although a public works administration grant was promised the city for the sewage disposal system, no money has been allotted and there is little possibility that it is forthcoming, he said. BURIAL RITES SET FOR NOTED CHURCH WORKER Funeral of Martin F. Meyer Jr. to Be Held Tomorrow. Funeral services for Martin F. Meyer Jr ~ 51, of 2829 East Seven- , teenth street, who died Monday at , city hospital, were to be held at Moore & Kirk funeral parlors at 10 today. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Gertrude Meyer; two daughters. Mrs. Lena Mawson and Mrs. Ruby Armstrong, all residing in Indianapolis; the father. Martin Meyer Sr.; two sisters. Mrs. Emma Hoosier and Mrs. Anna Murry, and a brother, Edward Meyer. W. C. T. U. PICNIC OFF Annual Outing Postponed for Week to July 11. Annual picnic of the Central W C. T. U.. scheduled for today at Brookside park, has been postponed until Wednesday, July 11, at the j same place. Dinner will served at noon, followed by a children's pro- : gram. In charge of thp program will be Mrs. I. C. Rush, child welfare direr - j tor for the union, assisted by Miss i Ruth Carter.

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