Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 195, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1934 — Page 3

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PROF, SHULTZ TO LECTURE AT SCIENCE PARLEY Other Butler Educators to Attend Various Parleys During Week. Dr, Irv-n T. Shultz, of the Butler University faculty, will read a paper at the American Association for the i Advancement of Science meeting in 1 Pittsburgh Thursday, it was announced today. His subject will be “Individual Variations on Similar Leamine Tests.” Another Butler faculty member,! Dean Frederick D. Kershner. is on the program of the American So-; ciety of Church History which convenes in Washington. D. C.. next week. Dean Kershner will give the report of the research committee. Conferences and conventions also will claim other Butler staff mem- , bers during the holidays. Professor J D. Perry. Journalism i Department head, is to attend the j meeting of the American Association of Schools and Departments of j Journalism to be held in Chicago, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. j A delegation from the university’s j Economics Department' headed by | Dean James W. Putnam will be present at. sessions of the American j Economics Association in Chicago shortly after Christmas. At the American Political Science Association in Chicago. Wednesday through Saturday, local representatives will be Dr. Paul L. Haworth and Kenneth J. Martin. Dr. J. H. Peeling. Max T Krone. Donald Gilley. Dr H. G. Nestor and Dr. Nathan Pearson are others who plan attendance at conventions scheduled during the holidays. 22 CITY STUDENTS ENROLLED AT ILLINOIS 172 Hoosiers Studying at I'rbana, School Reports. Twenty-two Indianapolis students this year are attending the University of Illinois, Urbana, 111., the school announced today. From all over Indiana there are 172. The Indianapolis students are Richard T. Arnold, 4909 E. llth-st; Anne Ash. 3721 N. Meridian-st; Henry L. Bruder. 2819 W. lOth-st; Maurine Colilns. 7383 Kenwood av; Warren K. Confer. 5046 E. Michi- i gan-st; Harlan C. Craig, 5815 Cen-tral-av; Charles Donegan. 2029 Col-uege-av; Jark A. Fritzlen, 923 N. Temple-av; Louise Haworth, R. R. 5; Gilbert a Held. 430 N. Euclid-st; Rudard A. Jones, 730 N. Bancroftav; Robert C. Kelso, 2043 Park-av; James E. Lowry, 3109 Park-av; Henry McKinley, 549 N. Beville-av; Paul T. Noonan, 5237 N. Pennsyl- i vania-st; Frederick W. Reiter, 920 N. Audubon-rd; George F. Schreiber Jr.. 2915 Pennsylvania-st; Claude L. Senefeld; 732 Gladstone-st; Howard Z. Stewart, 1607 Villa-av; Savo M. Stoshiteh. 3205 E. 38ih-st,; Floyd C. Tobrockr. 740 N. Bolton-st; Paul M. Van Arsdell, 1019 N. Beville-av.

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Men and women, office firms, sororities, lyodges and individuals from every sector of Indianapolis made Clothe-A-Child, annual Indianpaolis Times campaign to supply needy ’children with clothing, the outstanding success in 1934. Donors to the campaign aidihg in bringing the drive to its successful close, follow. Claim Drpt.. State Life Insurance Cos., kOT. I pvtair* Bov*. Indianapolis Electrotvpe Foundry. Hot. Kitchen Employe*, Olavpool Hotel, rirl. C. O. MrC. hoy. Doll Show of Y.' W. C. A., Butler University. *irl. Public Serrire Cos., purrhasinr and *torc* department took care of another (Irl. Dr. 1... Dr. G. and Jack Hinesley, hoc and rirl. Walt Bradford - * Imperial Are’* orchestra. boy. In Memory of Florence Meyer, boy. Ad\anre Independent Electrotype Cos., Inc., employe*, two boy*. Cower Dept., Indianapoli* Railway* Cos.. St. Clair and Canal-*ts. boy., Mr*. B. H , rirl. Alpha Gamma Sorority, rirl. Employe™ shell Petroleum Corp. cared for two children and took another child. Winding Department, Real Silk Hosiery Mill*, rirl. lilting and Transferring Department, Building 11. Real Silk Hosier; Mill*, three rhildren. finishing Department, Real Silk Hosiery Mills, boy and girl. Hand Knitting and Grey Inspection Department. Real Silk Hosiery Mills, boy and girl. A. M. TANARUS., Santa Helper, hoy. Marion County Clerk’s office, Registration Department, boy. M. L. K., Santa Helper, boy. V. R., Santa Helper, boy. Machinists of l. S. Tire Cos., Inc., two boys. Moore and Fog Insurance Bowling League. Central alleys, girl. Tau Delta Tau Sorority, girl. Mrs. Naomi Harlan, boy. Inter-Arts Club, two girl*. William A. Hoefgen, boy. An Electrical Santa, girl. I nitrd Mutual Life Insurance Cos., hoy. Pi Omicron Sorority, Theta chapter, girl. J. C. C. Gang, five children. Woman's Auxiliary. National Federation of PostolTice Clerks. Local Lin. girl. Gross Income Tax Office, Statehouse, bov. Walter A. Queisser. boy. Sigma Alpha Tau Fraternity, one child. K. W. 0.. girl. Anonymous Goodfellow, boy. Lincoln Office, Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., two hovs. In Hi* Name, boy. Powell Commission Cos., three children. Employes of General Distributors, Inc., bov and girl. Mercury Club, one child. Delta Theta Phi Sorority, girl. Golden Link Sunday School class. Capitol Avenue Methodist Church, three children. Indianapolis Naval Recruit 9tation, Officers and Enlisted Men, girl. In Memory of Father Gavisk, two children. Indianapoli* Time* carriers, sub-sta-tion 3-C, boy. Delta Phi Theta Fraternity, boy. Pennhoff Grille, Patrons and Employes, bov and girl. Three Girl* in State Gross Income Tax Office, girl. Credit office. H. P. Wasson & Cos., girl. Mr. and Mrs. Orbray Jones, boy and girl. Hillcrest Country Club Bowling League. Pritchett allevs, boy and girl. Flo Mary and Juiia Ann Foreman, girl. Mr, and Mrs. North llelaware-st, girl. Friends, boy. The Miracle Man. girl. Cast of Sahara Grotto and Ladles, girl. In Memory of Mother, from M. P„ a girl. Alias Sanfa Claus, a boy. In Memory of Lefty Lee. boy. Illinois Building Goodfellow. boy and girl. Omega Phi Tau Sorority. Alpha Chan ter. boy and girl. G. T. Club. boy. Anonymous, hoy. Mrs. East New Vork-st, girl. L. S. Avres & Cos.. Downstairs Store Relief Club. 10 children. Employes of Fuller’s Friendly Barber Shops. Inc., hoy and girl. Delta Sigma Sorority, Beta Chapter, boy. George J. Egenoff Machine Company, boy and girl. From a Red-Headed Santa, boy and girl.

The Friendly Club on the South Side, Two Misses Who’ll Start Girl in School, girl. In Memory of Mama, boy and girl. Ladies' Auxiliary to the Indianapoli* Caledonian Club. girl. Indianapoli* Bowling League. Pritchett Alleys, boy and a girl. American Legion Auxiliary. Indianapolis Post No. I. boy. In memory of Mis* Dorothy Helen Farber. girl. Employe*. Public Service Compan* of Indiana, seventh floor. Traction Terminal Building, five children. Fish and Game Division employes. State Conservation Department, girl. Man Who Wants Betty Again, girl. Artist and Wife. boy. A City Official, bov and girl. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 8.. girl. Employes of Roy S. Steele. Inc., two bov*. Little Jark. bov. Mr. and Mrs. North Delaware Street, cared for one child and took another. Roosters Club, Hoosier Athletic Club, boy. Jeanne Miller, girl. Employes of Superior Sheet Metal Works, two boys. Employes Association. Commercial Department. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., four children. Employes. Second Floor. Indiana National Bank, four children. Reformed Church Bowling League, hoy. Lnited Dental Laboratories, three boys. A Salesman Santa, two boys. Job's Daughters, Bethel 11, girl. Employes of Matthews Manufacturing Cos., a boy. Roosevelt Recreation Club. boy. Marhme Shop Employes, Diamond Chain & Manufacturing Cos., It children. A Friend, girl. A Rotarian, boy. Employes of Sally Frock Shop, 3t W. Washington-st, girl. Filling Station Employes Union No. 18990, two boys. Mrs. E. C.' W’acker and Mrs. Albert Gulley, girl. C. E. Pauley & Cos., two boys and a girl. B. D. O. and L. W. M.,' girl. Anonymous Mister, hoy. The Star Store Friendly Club, boy and girl. Mrs. E. W. 0., bor. In Memory of William G. Williams, girl. Delaware Bowling League, Delaware Alleys, three boys. Two Mis* Santa Clauses, girl. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. M., girl. In Memory of June, girl. Employes of W. J. Holliday & Cos., twins. Courthouse Bowling League, Delaware Alleys, boy. Sigma Alpha Tau Fraternity, boy. M. and M, the Secret Santas, two boys. Jane Myers, girl. M. and K., bov and girl. Lucllan Kell and Kathleen McKelvey, girl. C. S. M., a boy. Junior Chamber of Commerce, boy, American Flint Glass Cnion, Fairmount Glass Works, boy. Office, Inland Container Corp., two boys and a girl. Employes. Inland Container Corp., two girls and two boys. Office, Kroger Grocery and Baking Cos., boy and girl. Spinning Dept., Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., girl. Downstairs Store Lunchroom, L. S. Ayres & Cos., boy and girl. No Name, two girls. Robert A. Norwood and Wife, girl. Employes of De Ba, bo.y. Indianapolis Industrial Bowling League, Indiana alleys, boy. Employes of Universal Credit Cos., boy. Employes of State Planning Board, girl. A City Official, cared for two children and took another boy. J. L. Mcuaniel Printing company, Employes, three girls. Boarding department. Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc., two girls and a bov. Two Girls in Boarmng department, Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., girl. I niversal Bowling League, Pritchett alleys, girl. Employes of Punch Press department, Diamond Chain Cos., girl. Tower Sunday School Class, North Methodist church, hoy. Link Belt Employes, From Dept. 229, Dodge Work, girl. Earl D. Baker, boy. Jane, boy. Tau Delta Fhi sorority, boy. L. M. Brown Abstract Cos., boy and girl. R. H., Who Likes Children, boy, Matthews Manufacturing Cos., two children. R. M. M., girl. L. W. V., boy. Mr. and Mrs. Irvington, girl. Marion County Democratic Women’s Club. girl. Use No Name, girl. A Generous Mr. and Mrs., two children. West Side Lumber Cos., boy and girl. Would Bea .300 Bowler, boy. Engraving Dept., The Indianapolis Times, bov. E. B. 8., boy. Employes. 7th floor. Public Service Company of Indiana, six rhildren.

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Employes of Indian Refining Cos.. District Office. Bulk plant, and Repair Shop, boy and girl. Seidel Club. boy. Employes of Polk Sanitary Milk Company, boy and girl. One Girl in Boardinr Dept., Rea! Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., g,rl. ’ Seaming Dept.. Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., two boys and a girl. Anonymous Couple, boy. Employes of Automotive and Punch Press Depts., P. R. Mallory Cos., Inc., two boys. Indianapolis Church Bowling League, Fountain Square alleys, one rhild. Block's Optical Ladies Bowling League, Pritchett alleys, girl. L. S. Santa Helper, girl. D. W., Santa Helper, boy. Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority. Epsilon chapter, boy and girl. Employes of Hoosier Pete’s, boy. Salesman Santa, cared for two children and took two more. Depts.. 203 and 209, Night Shift. LinkBelt. girl. Alice and Perry O'Neal Jr., girl and boy. X. Y. Z. Santa Claus, boy and girl. R. J. Smith, boy. Anonymous, boy. Employes of Morris Street Branch. Indianapolis Power and Eight Company, two girls. In Memory of Grandmother, Pebe and Helaine, girl. Indianapolis Printing Pressmen’s Union No. 17, boy. J. M. Jewell, boy. Miss Stenographer, girl. Working Extra Board, boy and girl. Flovd Oberholtzer. girl. “70*2” Interclub of the Indianapolis Athletic Club, ten children. Indianapolis Firemen's Credit Union, three rhildren. Phi Theta Delta Sorority, girl. Gatling' Gun Club, boy. M. M. M., boy. J. W. M., boy. In Memory of Irving, boy. Indianapolis Water Cos., Distribution Dept., boy. In Memory of Junior, boy. Kahn Tailoring Cos., two boys. Business office. Indianapolis School Board, boy and girl. Mrs. Martha Chandjie. boy and girl. Employes of Lincoln Loan Corp.. 005 Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg., three children. Machine Shop Employes. Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Cos.. 14 children. Treasurer's Dept., Railroadmen, s Building am! Savings Assn, boy. Employes of General Delivery and Directory Section, Indianapolis main postoffice, boy. Herff-Jones Guild, girl and boy. Employes of Grapho Metal Pocking Cos., boy and girl. A. A. Anonymous, boy. Indianapolis Associate Chapter of Trl Kappa, two boys. Rea! Silk Hosiery Milts, Main office Employes, four children. Decatur Cartage Cos., bov. Purol Cos., Zone Office Employes, girl. Governor’s Commission on Unemployment Relief, Bills and Boettcher Plant, boy. Employes'of U. S. Tire Company, Pipe Shop, boy and girl. Lincoln office operators, Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., bov. J. C. C. Club, dressed seven children. , 500 FERA Workers on City Hospital Project No. 12, boy. , State Highway Commission, Third Floor, boy. Miss Veiled Lady, boy and girl. Sterling Tavern, boy. Lou Ann Beauty Shop. girl. Two Brothers, two boys and a girl. Real Silk, Day Transfer, Boys and Girls and Footing Depts., two boys and Real Silk. Lingerie Dept., Building No. 7, two girls and two boys. The Message He Brought, boy. Married Folks Class of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, boy. Alpha Omicron Sorority, Epsilon Chapter. two children The Leader Store. Employes Benefit Association, ten children. Anonymous Mrs., boy. Mrs. E. H. Meyer, two girls and a boy. Pantshop Pocket Makers, Kahn Tailorfteal Silk Hosiery Mills, E. M. B. A., Pay Roll Dept., and Cafeteria, boy. Employes of Amerieiu Legion Monthly, girl. C. E. Pauley * Cos., cared for three children and took a fourth. Inland Container Corp., Office and Employes, cared for seven children and took three more. On-Ea-Ots. Club, boy. Optical Bowling League, girl. Real Silk. Fi.-iting Dept., Bldg. No. 7, Night Shift, five children. Lincoln Office and Operators. Indiana Bell Telephone 00.. boy and girl. Transportation Bowling League, boy. Employes of A. Burdsal Cos., four children. Employes of Crown Paper Box Cos., girl. Employes of Commonwealth Loan Cos., 205 Odd Fellow Building, girl. C. L. Bretz & Cos., girl. Office of Van Camp Milk Company, girl. Postal Station Bldg., boy and girl. St. Joan of Arc National and American Bowling League, two boys and a girl.

Employer* Liability Assuranw- ana Stone. Stafford and Stone Employes, boy and girl. Beta Phi Sigma fraternity, boy. D. 8., Santa Helper, girl. Elaico Office Employes, bov and girt. In Memory of Our Nina 8., girt. Ruth M. Maher, girl. J. W. Mull Jr., two boys and two girls. Association of Employes of American Telephone and Telegraph Cos., three children. Columbia Club Employes, three children. Real Silk Girls Club. girl. Lubrite Oil Corp., four rhildren. Real Silk Knitting Dept., 4th floor, Bldg. No. 7, hoy and girl. Anonymaus Santa, boy. Pressman’s Benefit Assn,, three children. Employes of Indiana Railroad, girl. Employes of Haag Drug Store. College and Massachusetts, boy. Hotel Lincoln Employes, two girls. Lincoln and Riley Offices of Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., two children. Utilities Section of the U. S. Veterans Hospital, two boys. George F. Cram Cos., bov and girl. Cosmopolitan Democratic Club and Ladies Auxiliary, girl. Morris Street plant, Indiananolis Power and Light Cos., two girls and a boy. P. O. Box 144, Cicero, InH , boy. Phi Sigma Theta fraternity, boyr Insurance Bowling League, bov. Employes of Lincoln Hotel, three children. A Bachelor, girl. Third Floor Leggers. Dav Shift, Real Silk Hosiery Milts, Inc., two boys and two girls. Wadlev Cos., two boys. Manufacturing division of Herff-Jones Cos., boy. South Side Baking Cos. Employes, girl. Statehouse Women's Democratic Club, boy. In Memory of Henry Kahn, girt. Anonymous, boy. O. E. K.. Santa Helper, two boys. . Employes of Bobbs-Merrill Cos., girl. Cecilia Carey and Family, boy. In Memory of Sonnv-Bov. boy. Stereotypers and Electrotypers Ladies Auxiliaries Nos. 30 and 33, boy. Girl Employes of Fendrick’s Terminal Station Restaurant, two boys. John and Jane Scott, boy. Anonymous Santa Claus, girl and boy. Employes of Gregg & Sons', Inc., girl. Ruth M. Maher, cared lor one child, took another girl. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cassell and Leo Cassell, boy. Jacob Cassell, girl. Second Floor Legging Dept. Bldg. 11, Real Silk, five children. National Federation of Postoffice Clerks. Local 130, Women's Auxiliary, cared for one child and took two more. J. K. C.. boy. Pritchett’s Recreation Bowling League, girl. Hoosier Athletic Club Bowling League, bov. L. M. D.. girl. Spencer Case Bowling League, three children. Indianapolis Water Cos. Bowling League and Office, boy. Maintenance Dept., Real Silk, girl and bov. Clerks Big Four Freight Agents’ Office, three children. A Tuesday Night League at Pritchett’s Allevs. bov. Marion County Young Women’s Democratic Club, two girls. Indianapolis Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma, boy. From Greenwood, boy. Service Club of Public Service Cos. Lenora plant, two children. Women's Society of Indianapolis Florists, girl. Lincoln Loan Corp., offices Mever-Kiser bank building, cared for three children and took another. Forty-Second Street Station Postoffice Employes, boy. J. J., girl. Past Presidents League, Major Robert Anderson post, Woman’s Relief Corps No. 44, boy. Superior Judge W. A. Pickens and Employes of Marion County Superior Court Three, boy. Indiana University Club, girl. A. F. Bromley, girl. Fraternal Bowling League, Illinois alleys, boy. Raper Commander;, Knights Templar No. 1, three rhildren. Mr. and Mrs., N. New Jersey, boy. 2 and 1, Shinola-Bixby Cos., five children. C. C. C. & St. L. Railway, Stationery Dept. Employes, child. Inspectors’ and Finishers’ Dept., Eli Lilly & Cos., boy. No Name Except ‘‘Happy to Do It,” boy and girl. O. E. K. and Co-, two children. Crown Paper Box Cos., cared for one bov and took another. Enlisted Men of Medical Detachment of Ft. Harrison, boy. P. M., boy. ' Employes of Capital Paper Cos., girl. Alpha Gamma Sorority, Alpha chapter. girl. Chevrolet Commercial Truck Body Cos., Dept. 54, three children. H. E. T.. boy. Sales Dept., Public Service Cos. of Indiana, girl. Seventh District Federation of Clubs, girl. Central Transfer and Storage Cos., boy.

Sigma Chi Delta Sorority. Alpha Chapter, girl. m Sears-Roebuck Goodfellow*. boy and girl. Warehouse Offices, Salesmen and Employes of Sinclair Refining Cos., boy. Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Third Floor. Day Shift. Bldg. No. 11, cared for four children and took three more. Rea! Silk. Order Filling, boy. Lincoln Office. Operators. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., cared for five children. R. M. B. Santa Claus, three children. Den Zare Club. boy. E. C. Atkins Cos.. Factory Employes, boy. Omega Tau Delta Sorority, drrs*rd one and took another girl. Medical Staff of the United States Veterans' Hospital. Cold. Spring-rd. boy. ’ Chi Gamma Phi fraternity, boy. From An Admirer, three children. J. Y. Santa Helper, boy. D. M. S., Santa Helper, girl. Employes of the General Motors Acceptance Corp. of Indiana, two boys and a girl. Universal Carloading and Distributing Cos. F.mploves. bov. St. Philip Neri Bowling League, two boys. Association of Western Union Employes. bov and girl. Parkway Recreation Bowling League, Parkway Alleys, boy. Joseph J. Daniels, girl. In His Name. girl. Indianapolis post No. 4 of the American Legion, boy. Employes of the Hoosier Motor Club, girl. Employes of Allison Engineering Cos., one boy and a girl. American Business Club, boy. Chevrolet Commercial Truck BodT Cos., Dept. 58, two children. Rough Notes Bowling League, box. C. P. Lesh Paper Cos., cared for two children. Men from Building 25, Eli Lilly & Cos., bov. William H. Block Cos. Mutual Aid Assn. 35 children. National Malleable and Steel Castings Cos., employes, cared for 18 children. J. C. C. Gang, cared for seven children, Madden-Copple Cos.. Inc., two boys and two girls. Yuletide Youthfulness, girl. Employes of Rough Notes Cos., bov and girl. Arbor Vitae Sorority, boy. Santa’s Helper, cared for two children and took two more. Custom Furs Dept.. L. S. Ayres & So., girl. , A Bov Without a Home. boy. Stein Club. bov. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Waterman, boy. Twelfth District, the American Legion, Department of Indiana, two children. General Accounting Dent.. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., four children. Anonymous Goodfellow. child. Claim Dept.. State Automobile Insurance Cos., girl. Employes of Kahn Tailoring Cos., two boys and two girls. C. P. Lesh Paper Cos.. Employes, boy. Employes of Marion County Treasurer's Office and Barrett Law Dept., bov and girl. Girls of the Aetna Casualtv and Surety Cos., girl. Attorney's Office, U. S. Veterans’ Administration, Cold Springs-rd Hospital, girl. Anonymous Mister, boy. Girls of Link-Belt Cafeteria, girl. Purchasing and Stores Dept., Public Service Cos. of Indiana, boy. Florence Boeder and Corinne Stone from Cassell’s office, girl. The Man Who Was a Boy, boy. Indiana Ladies' Bowling League, Indiana alleys, girl. Roosevelt Recreation Club, cared for one boy and took another. Indianapolis Council No. 4, United Commercial Travelers, hoy. Zeta Kappa Psi Sorority, boy and girl. Can't List. girl. Indiana State Highway Commission, Central Gara ;e and Storeroom, girl. Irvington Social Club, girl. Special Delivery Section Employes, Main Postoffice, boy and girl. Second Ward Democratic Club, four children. Postal Employes, three children. Link-Belt, Dodge Works Employes, two children. Members of Engine Hotlse No. 14. boy. St. Philip's Ladies Bowling League, girl. Metal Auto Parts Company’s Employes, two girls. E. P. G.. hoy. West Baking Company’ Employes, boy and girl. L. 8.. girl. Construction Bowling League, Pritchett alleys, boy. Herff-Jones Company, girl. J. H. G. Goodfellow, boy. Analylle Smith, daughter of Dr. F. C. Smith, girl. Polar Ice and Fuel Company Employes, Office Employes, boy. L. U., girl. Jacob Weiss and Family, boy. Receiving Dept., L. S. Ayres & Cos., boy. Employes of Kothe-Wells & Bauer, two boys. Employes of Gus Habich Company, boy. Russet Cafeteria, boy. Municipal Airport Gang Who Traded a Ham for a Child, boy.

Theta Nu Chi sorority. girl. Chevrolet Commercial Rodv Company. Employes Dept. No. 55, two children. A Stranger, girl. Drivers and Employes of Hoosier Cab Cos., boy and girl. Editorial Dept., Indianapolis Times, two children. Composing Room, The Times, three children. Woman's Rotarv Club of Indianapolis. $2; Anonymous. $2.35; James S. Marlow. S2; Anonymous, SI; J. % F. $3; Woman's Lions Club. $2.50; Woman's Society of Indianapolis Florists, cash St: A. Reporter. $3; Indiana Refining Companv, S'2; Harry Lindley. SI: K G. M.. S3. Cash donations not listed tn daily donors’ roll follow: M. Bert Thurman. SI: Mrs. Stasia B. Staley. SI; Unknown. SI: Ida Hayes, SI; Beatrice Hayes. 50 cents; Elba Haves. SI: Anonymous. s'2: A Friend S3; Glenn B Ralston. S2: C. M. F.. $2.50: Bob and Mary. St; W. K„ St.

URGES PAROLE LAWCHANGES Elimination of Banishment From State Clause Recommended. Changes in parole practice including elimination of banishment from the stats? as a provision of clemency were agreed upon at Chicago at the conference of central states officials attended by Atty. Gen. Philip M. Lutz. Mr. Lutz said he would recommend to Governor Paul V. McNutt the passage of legislation permitting Indiana to join in the agreement. Other terms of the compact provide for release of paroles and probationers to other states only when they have families in the receiving state or are residents of that state; return of probation violators from other states without extradition proceedings; placing paroled persons under supervision of the state into which they move; authorization of Governors of states in the compact to appoint legal representatives and adopt rules to have the same weight as law and effectiveness of the compact when it is signed by two states, regardless of action by any other state. THIEVES ROB STATE COP’S PARKED AUTO Property Valued at SBO Taken From Sergt. Biltz. Sergt. Charles Biltz. state policeman from the Rockville barracks, can devote a part of Christmas Day to professional labors on his own behalf. He parked an auto yesterday at the rear of the Statehouse and thieves broke the door handle to obtain an overcoat and a suit in which a watch, chain and an Elk tooth were deposited. He valued the property at SBO. Otto Borchert, 1016 Churchmanav., also was the victim of autodoor breakers. His car, parked at Laurel and Orange-sts., was entered and Christmas gifts, including pajamas, hose, a billfold and a tie pin, taken. The thieves, too, helped themselves to a number of auto tools.

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THESPIANS AT BUTLER START PLAYPRACTICE •Hoodoo’ to Be Presented in Jordan Memorial Hall in January. Rehearsals have begun at Butler University for “Hoodoo,'’ first semester major production of the Thespis Dramatic Society, which will be given in Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall during the second week in January. Miss Frances Beik, instructor in dramatics at the university and the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, is directing the production. Members of the cast will be Vir- | ginia Ferrell. Barbara Zechiel. Rose- | mary Gladden. Harold Miller, Fred- | crick Winter, Joseph Nesbit, Florence Gipe. Dorothea Craft. Marilyn Knauss, Helen Clever, Elizabeth Beckman. Louise Stauber, Cecil Marion and Raymond Espinosa. The production will be part of the regular laboratory work at the university for students in dramatics. , The production will be open to the j public. DETECTIVES GIVE DESK. LAMP, CHAIR TO SIMON Morrissey Gets Gold and Diamond Badge From Cops. * Chief Mike Morrissey wasn't the only ‘ good boy” whom Santa Claus rewarded at police headquarters. Chief Morrissey strutted proudly about yesterday shining a gold badge studded with a large diamond. It was presented to him donations from the uniformed a a plainclothes divisions. When Detective Chief Fred Simon got home, he found he hadn't beea forgotten. The plainclothesmen, who work directly under him. “chipped in” and bought him a handsome walnut desk, desk lamp and swivel chair. MASKED BANDIT GETS $35 FROM COAL FIRM Forces Employe, to Lie on Floor While He Loots Cash Register. A masked bandit escaped on foot after robbing the F. H. Altenbach Coal Cos. office, 2205 N. Gale-st, early last night. George Marvin, 2048 N. Olney-st, an employe, told police he was compelled to lie beneath a counter while the robber scooped $35 from a cash register. The thief, he said, wore a hankerchief over his face. Injures Hip in Fall Mrs. Edgar Foltz, 55, residing at 1905 South High School-rd. was reported recovering today after a fall which resulted in injury w> her right hip. She slipped on icy pavement in the 100 block E. Washing-ton-st yesterday.