Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1934 — Page 8

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LONDON OFFERS COMPROMISE (IN NAVALTONNAGE 5-5*4 Ratio Over Five Years Suggested to Japanese Delegates. By r nitr* frw. LONDON Nov 9.—Great Britain’s compromise naval limitations proposal to Japan envisages a live-year program which would lix an approximate 5-5-4 ratio for the United States, Great Bntain and Japan, it was reported today. The present attitude ol the Japanese delegation, however, would not warrant the assumption that Tokio would accept such a proposal. If, however. Japan refrains from slamming the door on the enure plan. Great Britain is ready to present a schedule for tonnage and caliber of weapons for each type of warship, as the basts for the fiveyear plan for scrapping old vessels and building new ones. Each nation, under this proposal, would proclaim the extent of its own program. The Japanese naval leaders are known to be solidly for complete rejection Os the British plan, but some observers believed they might be forced to use it as the basis for further negotiations. Inquiries by the United Press confirmed the belief that the United States negotiators will remain aloot from the discussion at the present stage. The presenee today of the entire American delegation, with their wives, at lunch at the Japanese embassy was termed purely a social function. Both the British and Americans appeared to be heartened by reports from Japanese sources that in case the present treaty limitations are abolished, Japan will refrain from entering a building race with the United States, but will aim her program at developing the most efficient type of warship in each class. The British and Japanese are to meet early next week, when the Japanese will give their reply to British proposals on the basis of instructions from Tokio. STATE BEEKEEPERS TO . ELECT NEW LEADERS Final Session of Annual Meeting Held Here Today. Officers for the coming year will be elected today at the final session of the Indiana State Beekeepers’ Association annual convention in the house of representatives at the stafehouse. William M. Weber, Huntington, association president, and Professor B. E- Montgomery, Purdue university. will be the principal speakers at today's meeting. A movement to obtain a 40 per cent increase in the S3OO state fair prize money allotment was started at the meeting yesterday.

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‘MY DAD’ IS SUBJECT OF ESSAY CONTEST

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Many boys and girls under six- , are writing essays on ”My ; Dad” in a contest being conducted by The Indianapolis Times in connection w ith the movie, ’ Peck’s Bad i Boy.” which opened today at the l Apollo. Jackie Cooper as the ’'bad” boy of the title, is seen in this photograph holding one of the beautiful metal plaques which will be presented to the two winners, a boy and a girl. Thcmas Meighan as Jackie's father in this movie, is seen admiring the plao.ue. The rules of the contest are simple. Entrants must be under 16, and their essays must not be over 250 words in length. They must be original, and should have their names and addresses written plainly and neatly on the cover page of the essay Probably some will think ”1 have a swell dad, too, but how can I say

G. 0. P. LANDS ONE ON COUNTY COUNCIL Edward Resener Defeated, Returns Show. The unenviable distinction of being the only loser on the Democratic county ticket goes to Edward H. Resener, Democratic candidate for county councilman from the Fourth district. Mr. Resener, opposed by George E. Kincaid, was defeated by a count of 10.322 to 8,465, according to final official figures, unofficially tabulated. The balloting by units in the

it?” That’s easy. Just write your thoughts about why your dad is swell. That's the way Jackie Cooper won his prize. His dad took him fishing, swimming, played games with him and treated him as a “pal.” Jackie just sat down and wrote all about it. And you can do the same. First prize will be a handsome metal plaque, picturing Jackie Cooper, and a picture edition of the story, “Peck's Bad Boy.” Remember, one boy and one girl will be awarded first prizes. The next twenty-five best essays will be awarded picture editions of the story. All essays should be addressed to the “Peck's Bad Boy” Contest Editor The Indianapolis Times, and must be in the mail not later than midnight. Sunday. Nov. 11. The decisions of the* judges are final.

Fourth district was: Twentieth ward. Kincaid. 3.819; Resener, 3.288; Twenty-first ward. Kincaid, 4.589; Resener. 3.128; Washington township. Kincaid. 1.065; Resener, 1,083; Lawrence township, Kincaid, 849; Resener, 962. ROBBER SUSPECT HELD lloosicr, 25, Overpowerrd by Alleged Intended Victim. By Cnitrd Press VALPARAISO, Ind.. Nov. 9. Overpowered by his intended victim, Robert Cole, 25. Winchester, was held today on a charge of attempting robbery with a gun. Cole is accused of attempting to rob Marvin Dille, Chesterton, after ; thumbing a ride with the motorist. ■

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SHAKEUPS DUE IN PROSECUTOR. SHERIFFSTAFFS New Officials Expected to Make Bulk of Changes in Courthouse. Changes in the staff of county prosecutor and sheriff will comprise the principal changes in Marion county courthouse personnel after Jan. 1. it was indicated today. Prosecutor-elect Herbert M. Spencer is expected to name twenty-two new deputies to replace those now serving urlder Herbert E. Wilson, who was elected judge of superior court five. Floyd J. Mattice, chief deputy prosecutor, will return to private practice and devote more time to teaching law. Judge-elect Wilson will have onlytwo appointments in his new position. This also is true of Judge-elect Joseph Mar key, successful candidate for superior court one. Other important changes in the courthouse family will be made by Otto Ray, sheriff-elect. Herbert Bloemaker, surveyorelect, also is expected to make some changes among his assistants. Most other present office holders were re-elected and no important changes in their staffs are anticipated. Democrats ’Bury’ G. O. P. Hi) Unite ’I Press HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 9—Jubilant Democrats conducted a mock funeral procession here last night for the “dead G. O. P.”

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OFFICERS NAMED BY SENIOR CLASS AT MANUAL

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Here are the three boys and the girl who will direct the destinies of Manual Training high schools senior class. Recently elected, they are, left to right, Marie Kunz, secretary; Gilbert Timmons, treasurer; Raymond Rugenstein, vice-president, and Dan Veza, president.

BOY NOT AFFECTED BY PET DOG’S BITES Christian Scientist Attends Youngster, 3, Jimmie Hart, 3-year-old boy whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hart, 618 Beecher street, Christian Scientists, have refused medical aid for bites he is believed to have received from a rabid dog, today apparent?}- suffered no ill effects from his wounds. The child played in the yard at his home, with a small bandage | around His right wrist. Mrs. Hart

explained the cloth was worn to | keep Jimmie from picking at the scratches. Jimmie is being treated by John C. Dean, 926 North East street, Christian Science practitioner. The bites or scratches were inflicted a I week ago. Sunday the dog. JimI mie's pet, developed convulsions, ; and when examined after being destroyed, showed a positive case of rabies. Bride Dies of Auto Injury H;j l'niti <1 Pit 88 ANDERSON, Ind., Nov. 9.—Mrs. Edmund Wood, 20, McCordsville, a bride of two weeks, died in St. John's hospital last night of injuries sufi sered Sunday when an automobile driven by her husband collided with 1 a truck six miles south of here.

DR. WIANTACCEPTS PITTSBURGH PULPIT North M. E. Pastor Resigns City Position. Dr. Warren W. Wiant, North Methodist Episcopal church pastor, has resigned his pastorate to accept a call to the Emory M. E. church, one of the largest churches in Pittsburgh, Pa. The announcement was made yesterday by Bishop Edgar Blake, Detroit, Mich., presiding bishop of this area. Dr. and Mrs. Wiant expect to leave Indianapolis within two weeks. His successor has not been named.

NOV. 9, 1934

O'. 0. P. DOOMED, FARLEY INSISTS; RAPSJEADERS People Have Lost Faith in Republican Party, He Finds. By United Press WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. Post-master-General James A. Farley said today that results from Tuesday's election indicated that the Republican party “is through.” "We will make it unanimous in 1936,” Mr. Farley, who also is Democratic national committee chairman, said. “The people of this country are tired of the kind of leadership the Republicans have been giving them. It will be a long time before the people of this country have confidence in the Republican party as a whole.” Mr. Parley attributed the losses which the Democrats' sustained to local issues, especially in Michigan where a number of Democratic congressmen lost their seats. The President, Mr. Farley said he believed, will have no trouble with the incoming congress.

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