Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1935 — Page 11

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MISS EARHART ATTRACTION AT AVIATION MEET Purdue Draws Leading Air Technicians of U. S. for Conference. 7 trtt' a Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 14 With Amelia Earhart as the chief attraction, Indiana aviation enthusiasts met at Purdue University today for an educational conference on aeronautics. The program opened at 10 a. m. with an address by Col. Frederick L Martin, commandant at Wright Field. Dayton, O. Col. Martin was in charge of the United States Army’s first round-the-world flight and was to outline aviations progress during the last 20 years. A discussion of elementary aviation, led by Lieut. Mark Gant, Indiana National Guard flier, was to follow. Miss Earhart was to make her first, appearance at a noon luncheon, peaking on the subject of "Problems in Flight." The remainder of the day was to be devoted to talks by W. E. Savage, Wright Field official; R. W. Wilkin, fuel expert, and Capt. George Goddard, Chanute Field. The conference will be resumed tomorow with discussions led by C. V. Johnson, South Bend, chassis specialist, D M. Warner, Wright Field material testing engineer; Maj. P. P. Hill, instrument expert; Capt H. H. Couch and F. T. McCurdy, Kokomo. A concluding dinner, presided over by Dean A. A. Potter, is to be ioalured b- mother talk by Miss Earhart. r address, “The Romance of vdation." will be followed by a roundtable summary. MAILMEN TO MEET National Star Route Carriers to Hold Convention in City. The 1036 convention of the National Star Route Carriers’ Association will be held in Indianapolis, according to word received here today from the national convention at | Omaha, Neb. Members of the or- j ganization are Federal mail contract carriers.

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Scene in ‘Pageant of Peace,’ Planned by Girl Students

Scene from “A Pageant of Peace,” to be presented Sunday by students of St. Mary’s College of Notre Dame.

The peace of religion and the much-clamored peace for nations is to be depicted in “A Pageant of Peace” to be given by girl students of St. Mary's College of Notre Dame Sunday in Ft. Wayne. The pageant is to be presented before the convention of the National Council of Catholic Women.

PURDUE CATTLE TU BE SHOWN Public Livestock Exhibition Set for Lafayette Night of Nov. 20. Timr* ftprrint LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 14.—A public showing of Purdue University livestock entered in the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago is to be held here Wednesday night, Nov. 20. The university’s entries this year consist of nine steers, 23 wethers and 45 barrows. In addition to these fat meat anima’s at the “Little International’’ there are to be several horses from th Purdue farm in-

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eluding the famous Percheron sire, Grand Laet. Purdue’s record at the Chicago Show is among the best of agricultural universities. The school has produced and shown four grand champion wethers and an equal number of champion barrows and steers. The exhibit this year should compare favorably with those of pre-

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Five thousand women, from all sectors of the country, are to attend the convention and view the pageant arranged by Sister M. Madeleva, C. S. C., president of St. Mary's. The pageant has been dedicated by the South Bend college to Bishop John Francis Noll, Ft. Wayne, on his tenth anniversary as bishop of the diocese.

vious years, Prof. C. F. Gobble, animal husbandry department head, has announced. Aflarata Council to Hold Party The November committee of Alfarata Council, No. 5, Degree of Pocahontas, is to sponsor a luncheon and card party at 6:30 Saturday night at the Food Crafts, Pennsylvania and Maryland-sts.

Republican Veterans to Meet Members of the Marion County chapter of Republican Veterans of Indiana will hear an address by William E. Reiley. former Republican district chairman, tonight at the Washington. John M. Caylor, county chairman, will preside.

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FIGURES SHOW RETURN OF FARM PROSPERITY Indiana Increases Approximately 570,000,000 Since 1932. T irnr* Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Four figures were presented by the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Agriculture today to show how prosperity has returned to Indiana farms. The figures are the total receipts from the sale of principal farm

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Dceree Team to Give Supper United Shepherds degree team Is to give a penny supper and beano party in the home of Mrs Sarah Ruttshaw. 331 N. Fulton-st tonight at 8.