Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 202, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1935 — Page 6

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LECTURE SERIES IS ARRANGE!) BY CARNEGIE FUND Peace Endowment to Sponsor Local Appearance of C. Douglas Booth. Restoration of world confidence in rade and reduction of unemployment arc to be discussed by C Oouglas Booth, Canadian traveler md lecturer. in an Indianapolis lecture series Nov. 18 to 21. A guest of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, he i£| to speak under auspices of the Indiana Council of International Re.at ions. Mr. Booth' first talk is to be given o.t 10:30 Nov. 18 before stud°nts of Butler University on "International! Economic Co-operation.” That noon j he is to speak to the Rotary Club in the Claypool with an evening ad- j dress scheduled before the American Association of University Women. I. C. Students to Hear Him Indiana Central College students are to hear him discuss "Economic , Nationlism’’ Nov. 20, while at 6 he is | -o talk to the Professional Men's! Forum in the Columbia Club. A second address to Butler College students the next day will be followed by a talk at noon before j the American Business Club at the j Indianapolis Athletic Cluo. Ihese j #lll conclude his city engagements, j The talks are based on resolu- j tions adopted last March at a conference held in London under the auspices of the Carnegie endowment. Considered Balkan Authority Mr. Booth is considered an ! authority on Balkan affairs and the ; political situation in southeastern; Europe. He is author of ‘‘ltaly's j Aegean Possessions” and "Advocate of Peace.” Born in Canada, he served as a major in the British army during the World War. In recent years he has been visit- ! lng professor for the Carnegie peace j organization in colleges throughout j the nation. THINKING IS LAUDED,' Dr. J. A. Stevenson Addresses Tech Seniors at Assembly. "The human race is a thinking race and because it is a thinking race it makes progress,” Dr. J. A Stevenson, social education director of the Board of Education of the Presbyterian Church, told seniors and post-graduates of Technical High School at a recent assembly. Dr. Stevenson said pupils should not sidestep chances to be thinkers. This is the second in a series of talks arranged for upper classmen. JACOBS TO PRACTICE Becomes Associated With Brother in Pythian Building Office. Karl M. Jacobs, for six years connected with the Security Trust Cos., today became associated in the practice of law with his brother. Andrew Jacobs, at 40.3 Pythian Building. He studied at Benjamin Harrison Law School while employed by the Security Trust, graduating in 1933. He is a native of Perry County and lives at 611 N. Pennsylvania-st. Indianapolis Tomorrow Alliance Francaise, 1 p. m., Washington. Commercial Appliance Exposition, all day, Indiana State Fairground. Tri-State School Personnel Work- ; ers, all day, Claypool. Beta Theta Pi, luncheon. Board of Trade. Gideons, 7:30 p. m., Washington. Indiana Union of Jewish Youth, 2:30 p.m., Claypool.

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TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL STAMPS AVAILABLE Instructs Collectors How to Get Cancellations. Indianapolis stamp collectors who want cancellations of the first trans-Paciflc air mail flight should follow these directions: Address number of envelopes desired to your home and inclose them in another envelope addressed to Postmaster, San Francisco. Inclose a money order to pay the postage rate of 25 cents each half ounce from United States to Havana; 50 cents each half ounce to Gaum, and 75 cents each half ounce to Philippines. The first west-bound flight leaves Nov. 8 and goes only as far as Manilla. First eastbound flight is Nov. 18. Second flight west is Nov. 22 and second flight east Dec. 2. 3 DEMOCRATS CLAIM ELKHART PARTY OFFICE County Contest to Be Settled by State Central Committee. Hy United I’nxs ELKHART, Ind., Nov. L—A contest over the ehairmanschip of the Elkhart County Democratic organization today was headed toward the state central committee for settlement. Dr. W. C. Landis, Mrs. Dorothy Rippey and Austin C. claimed the post despite an election Tuesday which is said to have given Landis the office by two votes. Party at Ft. Friendly Edna E. Pauley Junior Club, 6, Auxiliary to Maj. Robert Anderson Women's Relief Corps, 44, is to meet tomorrow at 1:30 in Ft. Friendly. A Halloween party will follow the business session.

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EXAMINATION OF PWA PROJECTS IN STATE ENDED Contracts for 154 Jobs Sent to Applicants, Logan Says. Examinations of 154 approved Public Works Administration projects in Indiana, including six in Marion County, have been compiet-

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ed and contracts sent most applicants, F. M. Logan, acting state director. announced today. The six local projects are Lawrence waterworks, $3200 loan and $26,132 grant; Central State Hospital, new building, $78,750 grant; Franklin Township school, $62,438 grant; Wayne Township High School. $107,235 grant; county school, $103,700 grant, and State Highway Commission testing laboratory, $31,500 grant. Estimated cost of Indiana projects is $13,870,632. with the Federal government supplying $6,108,135 in grants and $1,878,639 in loans. More than 9000 men are expected to be employed throughout the state.

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