Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1934 — Page 8

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INDIANA GIRLS GET CHANCE AT JOBjNFOLLIES Ziegfeld Managers Arrange With Theater Men for Test on Roof. Several New York girls, membeis of the Ziegfeld Pollies cast do not wish to continue the tour with the company and Ziegfeld managers have opened the lists to central Indiana girLs who have the urge to become troupers and perhaps some day stars. It has been arranged with Vincent Burke, English Theater manager; Sam Stratton, advance agent for Ziegfeld, and Tom Devine. Indiana Roof Ballroom manager, to hold a contest at the Roof Friday night to determine the outstanding talent in Indianapolis, from which the Follies’ authorities may make their choice to fill the vacancies in the cast list. Judges from the Ziegfeld company. which will arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow, to open a threedav engagement at English’s Thursday will look over the contestants at the ballroom Friday night and from that number choose the ten best girls in respect to their potentialities for Follies roles. It should be borne in mind by applicants that the usual showgirl is taller than the average girl and must be able to wear costumes to good advantage. Other talents, such as singing and dancing ability, are an advantage. There are absolutely no strings attached to this contest and there will be no prizes awarded. It is merely an opportunity for Indianapolis girls to get an audition with one of the most famous musical shows in the world, and to settle the question once and for ail as to whether are capaole of making good in the movie or stage field. The ten contestants selected by the Judges Friday night will appear at a private audition with the Ziegfeld director at English’s theater Saturday morning and .there he will make the final decision as to the possibility of any of the contestants being awarded Follies contracts. It has been assured that should any of the entrants come up to the standards set by the Ziegfeld company, a contract will be awarded. And in the case that there are several satisfactory entrants. as many as six contracts may be signed. All that is necessary to enter the contest, is for the girl to come to \ the Indiana Roof ballroom Friday night between 9:45 and 10:15, and register at the entrance to the ballroom. She will be instructed there as to what regulations to follow. There are no restrictions on what the contestants may w r ear, evening g"wn s being permissable. OFFICERS SELECTED BY AMERICAN LEGION SONS John Hansing to Head Bruce P. Robison Squadron. Election of John H. Hansing as captain of the Bruce P. Robison Squadron. Sons of the American Legion, was announced today. Other officers are William M. Moore Jr., first lieutenant; James £ Jordan, second lieutenant; Edward Ragsdale, adjutant; Robert Allen, finance officer; Fred R. Wolf, chaplain; Arthur Baron, historian; Robert Ragsdale. senior color bearer, and Robert Patterson, junior color boa re.. OXNAM WILL - SPEAK De Pauw President to Discuss Nazi Movement Before Teachers. Dr. G. Bromley oxnam. De Pauw University president, will discuss “Adolf Hitler and the Meaning of the Nazi Movement" at the mass meeting of the Indianapolis Federation of Teachers at 4 this afternoon in the Manual Training High School auditorium

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ALUMNI SPEAKER

Carl Cunningham The Ohio Wesleyan University Alumni Association of Indiana will meet at 1221 N. Delaware-st, at 6:30 tonight for the annual banquet. Carl Cunningham, alumni secretary of the university, will be the principal speaker. Ralph W. Wright, association president, will preside.

OFFICERS ELECTED BY UNIVERSAL CLUB John Geiger Is Named New President. John G. Geiger, 20 Meridian-pl. radio dealer, was elected president of the Universal Club last night at the club's annal meeting in the Columbia Club. Mr. Geiger is a charter member of the club. Other new officers of the club are George Mess, vice-president; Cecil R Dillon. secretary-treasurer; Carter Lewallen, sergeant-at-arms; Horace R. Riggs, Charles C. Peek, Fred Haagsen and William F. Toepke, directors. Max B. Merritt, retiring president, also will become a director. The new officers will be installed Jan. 1. SWINE BREEDERS WILL HEAR PURDUE EXPERTS Indiana Duroc Association to Meet at Severin. The Indiana Duroc Swine Breeders' Association will meet at the Hoter Severin here Monday, Jan. 7, with Professor F. G. King, Purdue University’s chief instructor in animal husbandry, and Clifford Breedon, the school’s swine herdsman, as the principal speakers. Elmer Hutchinson, Rush County breeder, and Edwin C. Moseley, Miami County breeder, will be among those to address the convention. Clarence R. Beard, Clinton County, is president; Harry Caldwell, Fayette County, vice-president, and Harry T. Gooding, Anderson, secretary.

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3,000,000 CANS OF BEEF READY FOR WINTER AID Governor’s Relief Plants to Distribute Food to Needy. The three meat packing plants operated by the Governor’s Unemployment Relief Commission have canned nearly 3.000,000 one and one-half pound cans of beef for relief purposes, Wayne Coy. commission director, announced today. This meat will be distributed during the winter to clients of the state relief organization. The commission obtained the meat from cattle purchased from farmers in the drought regions by the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation. Indiana has received 43.886 head of these cattle and 35,058 already have been butchered in the commission’s three slaughtering plants, the Indianapolis Abattoir and the Riverview’ plant here and the Routh plant at Logansport. Every head of cattle received at these plants must pass the same government inspection as cattle slaughtered for commercial consumption in privately owned plants and the canning of the meat also is supervised by Government inspectors. In November 369,000 cans were distributed to families on relief, an average of four cans to a family. BEAUTICIANS CLOSE THREE-DAY SESSION Hairdressing Methods Demonstrated by Experts. The three-aay convention of the Indiana Association of Beauticians ended last night at the Hotel Severin with a dinner and entertainment. Yesterday’s session was devoted largely to demonstrations, including one in hairdress with scissors by Raymond Thompson; in the use of a beauty machine by Miss Florence Mers, and of the latest “streamline” hairdress by Orla Mitchell. Mr. Thompson and Miss Mers are residents of Indianapolis; Mr. Mitchell of Columbus, Ind. FINANCE GROUP NAMES NEW STATE OFFICIALS Terre Haute Man Elected President of Association. P. E. Allen, Terre Haute, was elected president of the Hoosier Association of Finance Companies yesterday as the group closed its annual meeting in the Hotel Lincoln here, succeeding R. E. Meier, Evansville. Joseph Stratton. Sullivan, was chosen vice-president; Fred V. Chew. Bloomington, secretary-treas-urer and manager; Edgar Haymond, Muncie, director. Mr. Haymond succeeds Vint Jones, Muncie.

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