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STATE IS GIVEN CANNED MEATS 955,632 Tins Packed Here Are Returned by U. S. Relief Officials. Relief families in Indiana were assured of sufficient canned beef to last them until July 1 by an announcement today that 955.632 24ounce cans of beef are to be returned to the Governor's Unemployment Relief Commission by the Federal Surplus Relief Corp. The FSRC originally planned to take 1.586.208 tins of beef canned during the fall and winter by the

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Indiana Commission and distribute it among states which did not participate in the canning program, but now has decided to reduce the amount to 630.776 cans. Cattle sent into Indiana by the FSCR were butchered by relief workers in closed packing plants leased and operated by the Commission. Relief families in Indiana also are being supplied with canned mutton and canned veal. 0E PAUW NAMES M'NUTT Governor Is Selected Commencement Speaker by University. By L'nitcd Prat GREENCASTLE. Ind.. April 12Gov. Paul C. McNutt will be the speaker at De Pauw University's 96th commencement exercises June 17, it has been announced. There are 263 candidates for degrees in the senior class. Six honorary degrees will be awarded.

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SCHOOL WILL OPENAPRIL 29 Missionary Institute Will Be Held at City Baptist Church. The sixth annual Missionary Education Institute will be held from April 29 to May 1 at the First Baptist Church. The sessions are sponsored by the Missionary Education Movement and church agencies in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky. Michigan and Wisconsin. Course leaders will include Mrs. W. F. Rothenberger, Indianapolis; Mrs. H. S. Bechtolt, Chicago; the Rev. Herschel Folger, First Friends Church pastor; Mrs. J. R. Loomis, Mrs. L C. Trent, the Rev. S. S. McWilliams, Buenos Aires; Miss Nellie Young and Dr. Clelland B. McAfee. New York. The luncheon Tuesday, April 30, at the Y. W. C. A. will be sponsored by the Council of Federated Church Women. Missionaries on furlough will be introduced at the Wednesday luncheon. Westward Hoi MADISON. Wis., April 12. America, particularly in the Middle West, eventually will become the art center of the world, Thomas Craven, New York art critic and author, predicted in a recent address here.

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BY WALTER D. HICKMAN INSPECTOR Pointor of New Scotland Yard, the detective of fiction who has solved many crimes and mysteries in the novels of A. Fielding, solves the mystery of the death of three people in “The PaperChase Mystery.” This is the latest thriller to come from the busy typewriter of Mr. Fielding by H. C. Kinsey & Cos., Inc. In all of Mr. Fielding’s novels, Inspector Pointor is pictured as a man, not a super-man. He makes mistakes and at times he goes off on the wrong track, but he has never failed in landing his man. The author has marked ability in giving his novels accurate backgrounds and his latest is no exception to the rule. He is a good showman and knows how to create suspense. The reader “is present” when Fay Starr pulls a revolver upon Hugh Winslow, a London stockbroker, in his apartment. Many chapters ensue before Inspector Pointor takes the reader to Winslow’s rooms to find the body of Miss Starr. Winslow is missing and after going on several false clews, Pointor, by discovering a pair of scissors in the room of the oom of the murder, was able to get upon the right clew and arrest the murderer as he was attempting his fourth killing. Winslow discovered, while on a winter vacation in the Austrian Tyrol, that someone in the holiday party was passing cleverly forged notes on the Bank of England. This discovery paved the way for three murders and a futile attempt upon the life of the girl who supplies the love interest of the story. Here is exciting and enjoyable reading. The story is well written and the characters are real lifesized characters.

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The Theatrical World Sutherland Players to Present ‘Pontius Pilate’ BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

FOR 10 years the Sutherland players have dignified the Lenten season by presenting an outstanding religious drama at the Sutherland Presbyterian Church. 28th-st and Guilford-av. This year the players will present “Pontius Pilate.” a three-act drama of the first Pentecost. The drama was written by Eliot Field, the recent winner in a playwriting contest sponsored by the Wesley Players of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Sutherland Players have presented such worth-while religious plays during the Lenten season as “The Rock.” “Saint Claudia, ” “The Prodigal Son.” “Judas Iscariot,” “The Boy Who Discovered Easter.” and "Barter.” Norman Green, director, will be seen in the title role of this year's play. Katherine Gibson will be seen as Claudia Porcula; Margaret Habich as Juno, and Emily Yucknat as Mary of Magdala. Others In the cast will be Katheirne Sebastian as Mary. Mother of Jesus; Clamor Fledderjohn as John; Lorin Woodward as Jonathan; Marjorie Ziegler as Felicitas; James McDaniel, Flaccys; Edward Green, Flavius; Paul Fledderjohn, Caisu, and Fern Bowling. Edna Pfleiderer, Carrie Gosney. John Farley, Walter Etchholtz. Paul Rouse, Martha Robbins, Mildred Clark, Naomi Eichholtz, Irene Sattelle,

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Thomas Mann

Among the important new books to be issued soon will be one by Thomas Mann, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1929. It will be titled “Nocturnes,” a volume of three short stories never before published in English. The edition will be limited to 1000 copies, each designed by the author.

FIRE REPORTS

Yesterday Fire Address. Loss. Time 1634 Marlow None 1:36 A. M. 1810 E. Washington .... None 9:54 A. M. 1918 E. Georgia None 8:43 P. M.

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Richard Robbins and Robert Gibson “Pontius Pilate" will be presented first next Sunday night. Palm Sunday, at 7 o'clock as part of the regular church service. It will be repeated next Monday night at 8 o'clock. a a a VET HEN Philip Merivale was here * as one of the three stars in "Mary of Scotland." it became known that Mr. Merivale was planning a tour in Shakespearian plays. Formal announcement has just been made from the New York office of Crosby Gaige that Mr. Merivale and Gladys Cooper will appear next season in ‘ Macbeth” and "Othello.” They will begin a 10 weeks’ tour next fall, opening Oct. 7 in Boston and taking in all important cities of the East and Middle West. Mr. Merivale had many years of Shakespearian experience in England before coming to this country, having played a number of roles in the support of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. a a a In the Theaters Apollo—Will Rogers in “Life Begins at 40.” Short reels. Loew's Palace—Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in “Naughty Marietta.” Short reels. Lyric—Spencer Tracy in “It's a Small World.” On the stage “Follies De Paree.” Short reels. Indiana—Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea in "Private World.' Short reels. Circle—Bing Crosby and W. C. Fields in "Mississippi.” Short reels. Ohio—Joan Blondell in "Kansas City Princess” and "The Man Who Reclaimed His Head.” Short reels. Colonial—New Company Burlesque and pictures.

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—Junior Aviation— FLIGHT LEADERS LIST MEETINGS FOR NEXT WEEK/ Wing Commanders to Confer With Aids on Future Activities. Sc .'oral meetings are carded for flight commanders of The Indianapolis Times Squadron of The Scripps-Howard Junior Aviators during the coming week Tonight at 7:30. Wing Commander Verne Boehle will assemble the flight commanders of Wing A at the Brook>ide Community House. Commander Knight will be on hand at his gathering to lend his aid toward the mapping out of the future activities of the Wing. At the Rhodius Park Community House flight fnanders of Wing C will get togeth(\ with Wing Commander Roscoe ludd\ at 7 :30 next Tuesday mgnt. Wing D commanders will also meet some time during the next few days. The site of the meeting ha* not yet been selected. Jailed on Installments By l nitlll t’ri PUYALLUP. Wash. April 12. Ed Harris. Puyallup, took 10 weeks to serve a 10-day jail sentence for gaffing salmon. The court permitted him to spend one day a week in jail, to keep from lasing his job.

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