Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1934 — Page 5

SEPT. 27, 1934.

AAA PROGRAM RACKET. SAYS RALPH SCOn Republican Congressional Nominee Speaks at Cumberland. The agricultural program of the New Deal was termed a gigantic racket” last night by Ralph A. Bcott, Eleventh district Republican nominee to congress, at a Republican rally at Cumberland. “If American farmers received all the money raised by the processing taxes, it would be different,'’ Mr. Scott decia/ed. “but such Is not the cast-. “The government has taken from the processing taxes on com and hogs, which are nothing more or less than taxes on bread and meat, upward of $50,000,000 and has returned to Indiana farmers something more than $6,000,000. “There is but one conclusion and that is that the whole scheme is a racket, the most gigantic racket that the world ever has known.” G. 0. P. Meets Tonight A mass meeting of Republicans will be held tonight at the Washington in celebration of the active entrance into the campaign of the Young Republican Organization of Marion County, Inc., which has reopened eadquarters on te tird floor of the Wuhifton. Waite Pritchard. Republican nominee for mayor, will stxak. J. Elwood Jones is chairman of the organization, with Mrs. Pern Norris acting as viceevairman. G. 0. P. Officer Named Mrs. Maude Hobson has been appointed county vice-chairman of the Young Republican League and will have headquarters in the organization rooms at 137 East Washington street. Her political affiliations include the Marion County Council of Republican Women and the Indiana State Woman's Republican Club. Ludlow to Campaign Representative Louis Ludlow, Twelfth district, will return to Indianapolis next week to open his campaign for re-election. He has clased his Washington offices and is taking a short vacation. Democrats to Meet The Tenth Ward Democratic Club will hold its regular meeting at 8 tomorrow night at 2155 East New York street.

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Anna M. Custard St. Catherine’s Dramatic Club will present “Hobgoblin House.” a three-act comedy, in St. Catherine's hall, Shelby and Tabor streets, at 2:15 and 8:30 p. m. Sunday, with dancing to follow the show. Anna M. Custard, 218 North Jefferson avenue, has the role of Susan Parkins. Others in the cast are John H. Brackman. Mary Roche. Margaret Alerding. Thelma Hall, Harold Sauer, Edward Staub, Joseph Braun. Mary Greenan, John Carroll, Charles Murphy and Sarah Boland. A player whose identity is being kept a secret will play “The Headless Phantom.”

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IS PLANNED Officials Map Observance of Period Here. Plans for local observance of fire j prevention week. Oct. 8 to 13, were being made today by civic officials and Fire Chief Harry E. Voshell as announcement was made of a substantial reduction in fire losses in , 1934 over 1933. During the last eight months the per capita loss in Indianapolis has been 58 cents while in 1933 the loss was $1.03. declared Chief Voshell to- j day. A subcommittee of the fire prevention committee of the Indian-1 apolis Chamber of Commerce met j yesterday with the fire chief to dis- j cuss plans for the prevention week | celebration. Fire loses in the first eight months j of 1934 totalled $219,000 while the total for the same period in 1933 ; was $223,456. False alarms have decreased in 1934. Chief Voshell said.

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MIDWEST SYNOD MISSION GROUP INSTALLSSLATE Closing Sessions Are Held in Second Reformed Church Here. Officers of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the midwest synod of the Evangelical Reformed churches were installed today at the closing sessions in the Second Reformed church. Pleasant and Shelby streets. * A consecration service was held and various resolutions adopted . Mrs. R. B. Meckstroth. Huntington, was elected president and installed in that office today. Other officers installed were Mrs. John F. Hawk, West Point. Ky., first vice-president; Mrs. J. N. Naly, second vice-president; Mrs. Carl Gallrein. Jeffersonville, treasurer; Mrs. G. S. Engelmann. Freeport, 111., recording secretary; Mrs. Emma Baumer, Louisville, statistical secretary, and Mrs. George Wolf, historian. Mrs. Hawk is the retiring president. WOMAN ROUTS BURGLAR Fires at Thief After Surprising Him In Her Home. The frightened burglar who entered the home of Mrs. Hettie Lucas, 1102 Eugene street, last night, probably is still running. Surprising the burglar, Mrs. Lucas fired several shots at him with a revolver.

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James R. Bennett Xi chapter, Sigma Tau Phi fraternity, will hold a dance from 9 to midnight Saturday at the Sherman Inn. James R. Bennett is arrangements committee chairman, assisted by George F. Tilford and Fred A. Strutner.

RUSSIA IN LEAGUE, TOPIC AT REED CLUB R. B. Davis to Discuss Entry at Meeting Tomorrow. “Russia Enters the League of Nations,” will the the subject of R. B. Davis at the John Reed Club forum tomorrow night. The meeting will be held at 318 Columbia Securities building, 143 East Ohio street.

Y. M. C. A. TO OPEN CAMPAIGN FORJfIEMBERS •Roundup,’ With Fred Hoke as Boss, Will Feature Drive. A western “roundup'’ will feature the annual Indianapolis Young Men's Christian Association membership drive Oct. 3 to 11. with Fred Hoke as “boss.” Campaign workers will be organized in six ranches, with a ranch boss in charge of each. These will include Clayton Mogg. H. S. Atkins. Fermor S. Cannon, Merle Sidener. Berkley W. Duck and A. C. Sinclair. A separate unit will be headed by Frank C. Jordan and Earl R. Conder.

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