Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 182, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1935 — Page 2

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SCIENTISTS OF STATE TO HOLD ANNUAL PARLE-Y Indiana Academy Session to Be Held Next Month at Crawfordsville. B 7 l imn CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind„ Or 9 More than 200 scientists from Indiana schools and colleges are expected to attend the annual fall meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science at Crawfordsville, Nov. 7 to 9 Dr. Will Scott, Indiana University prose. or and academy president, announced today. Entertainment planned for the three-day meeting will include visits to the homesteads of Gen. Lew Wallace and Henry Lane Convention business sessions will be held Gt Wabash College, Program details are being superby Prof. a. I: Bechtel, Wabash, with the assistance of the following academy officers: Dr. W L Ldington. Do Pauw, vice president Dr. Ray C Friesner Butler,

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Sucked In Bit Timti Sprrinl NEW ALBANY. Ind Oct. 9. —Two Missourians, justifying their show me” heritage, yesterday showed local police a thing or two. Picked up for questioning because they were strangers, the pair soon convinced local bluecoats they were legitimate vacuum cleaner salesmen, and well qualified. So well, in fact, that they sold cleaners to both Chief Edward H. Meyer and Patroman Charles Schindler.

secretary; Dr. W. F. Morgan, treasurer; Dr Paul Weatherwax, Indiana. editor, and T. R. Johnston, Purdue, press secretary. WOMAN HURT IN CRASH Alleged Hit-Run Driver Hunted After Taxi-Auto Collision. Mrs Eva Jones, 38. of 2017 Hoytav, received a shoulder injury early today when the taxicab in which he was riding with her husband. F B. Jones, was struck by a hit-and-run car at Fletcher-av and No-ble-st. Driver of the hit and-run car refused to show his driver's license or certificate of title and drove away after the accident, police were told.

OLEO'S GAINS CAUSE WORRY FOR MILK MEN Sales Increase Over Butter Declared Cause of Serious Problems. Increased sales of oleomargarine over butter for the first eight , months of 1935 present a serious | situation to milk producers, Charles W. Holman, Washington. D. C.. said , today. Mr. Holman discussed the problem with delegates to the National Co-operative Milk Producers Federation convention, which opened this morning in the Claypool. ‘‘A million and a half farmers who produce butterfat and a million others who produce milk are directly affected by the situation,” Mr. Holman said. The convention represents 350.000 ! farmer members, who annually market nearly a quarter of a billion ! pounds of butter, and supply milk 1 to the principal cities of the United States. Member organizations in this area

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include the Mid-West Producers Creameries, Indianapolis; Indiana Dairy Marketing Association. Muncie; Evansville Milk Producers Association. Evansville; Co-operative Pure Milk Association. Cincinnati; Dairy and Poultry Co-operatives, Inc . Chicago; Falls Cities Co-opera-tive Milk Producers. Louisville, and the Pure Milk Association, Chicago. Officers of the federation are N. P. Hull, Lansing. Mich., president; John Brandt. Litchfield. Minn., first vice president; W. P. Davis, Boston, second vice president; George W. Slocum. Milton, Pa., treasurer, and Mr. Holman, secretary. Butler Professor to Speak Prof. Albert Mock of the Butler University faculty will speak Friday morning in Crispus Attucks High School Auditorium on ' Extra Curricular Activities.”

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STATE LODGE ELECTS WASHINGTON WOMAN Office of Warden for Rebekahs Is Filled by Mrs. Cecelia Monical. Mrs. Cecelia Monical. Washington, will serve as grand warden of Indiana Rebekahs for the coming year. She was elected yesterday at the fifty-first annual convention in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall. A reception for newly-elected of-

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ficers was held last night. Other netyly elected officers are Mrs. Violet Gibbens. Hymera. president; Mrs. Margaret M. Harrison. Muncie. treasurer, and Mrs. -Grace Becker, Tell City, delegate to the Association of Rebekah Assemblies.

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Scouts Plan Meetings The Indianapolis and Central Indiana Council of the Boy Scouts of America will meet in the Bosrd of Trade at noon tomorrow, Rudolf K. Hearle. secretary, announced Plans for the region No. 7 Scoute:?

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seminar at Bloommron Oct. 22 and the 1937 national council meeting partmenis will bo present-d

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