Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 218, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1935 — Page 2

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DR.RUDDELL IS PICKED TO HEAD MEDICAL GRODP Choice of Two Tickets for Presidency of the Organization. Dr. Karl R Ruddell is the choice of two tickets of the Indianapolis Medical Society for the organization's presidency. The tickets and their nominees for election Dec 3 follow: Council committee ticket Drs A M. Hetherington, first vice president; E F. Boggs, second vice president; William M. Dugan, secretary-treas-urer; Norman M. Beatty, Joseph L. Conlay and James O. Ritchey, council committeemen; O. H. Bakomeier, Max A Bahr. E O Asher. W F. Kelly and H. G. Morgan, delegates to state convention; William N. Wishard Jr. library committee. President’s committee ticket: Drs. C L. Rudesill, first vice president; Murray De Armond, second vice president,; H b. Met tel, secretarytreasurer; C. O. McCormick. F. C. Walker and J. Kent Leasure, council committeemen; J. William Wright. Lyman R. Pearson, Harry L. Foreman, Foster J. Hudson, C. W Myers, state convention delegates; Dr. Wishard, library committee.

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WINS PRAISE j Conceded one of the most difin the Red Cross membership campaign is that of preparing supplies for distribution to approximately 3000 workers in 250 campaign units. Selected for this post a second year. Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney, above, has won praise of Red Cross leaders for her executive ability. Kiwanis to Elect Tonight Officers are to be elected at the annual meeting of Indianapolis Kiwanis tonight in the Columbia Club.

BOOTH ASSAILS NATIONALISM IN PEACE ADDRESS Carnegie Speaker Opposes Notion of Sovereignty to World. Governments which hold that the nation is the final entity and the individual "but a cell in its body or a tool in its hands.” were assailed today by Maj. C. Douglas Boo‘h, famed peace advocate, in an address in the Y. W. C. A. before the International Council on International Relations. Speaking on “Economic Nationalism.” Maj. Booth, special lecturer of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said: “Such nations intent upon the fulfillment of what they call their high destinies refuse to bow before any law opposing their archaic notion of sovereignty to the world community just as they oppose absolutism to the individual citizens.” Irritating Sources While these nations exist there shall be continuous and irritating sources of economic and political hostility, Maj. Booth said, but added, “fortunately—for us—the world currents are moving against them.” Maj. Booth's appearance is under

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auspices of the Indiana Council on International Relations, of which E J. Unruh is executive secretary. Last night Major Booth, who has studied at the Academy of International Law. The Hague, and has attended many world peace conferences, assailed high tariff as one of barriers to world recovery before the Indianapolis Association of University Women at Kirshbaum Center. Discusses Conference He discussed a conference on international economic co-operation held under Carnegie auspices in London. He said the conference, attended by business men, economists and political scientists, urged elimination of high and unscientific tariff structures as a means of restoring world trade and strengthening the foundations of peace. Another recommendation was for currency stabilization, he said. EXPLAIN RESCUE WORK TO SCHOOL PUPILS Firemen Hold Demonstration at Washington High. Washington High School pupils were afforded their first glimpse of fire rescue work when an actual demonstration of first-aid methods was given ath the school yesterday. Firemen, directed by Chief Fred Kennedy,, used volunteer victims to demonstrate resuscitation. Similar exercises, as a part of Safety Week observance, are to be given daily in other city high schools.

NEW SUIT FILED IN TOWNSHIPS' BOUNDARY FIGHT Decatur Officials Seek Injunction Against County, Perry. Anew suit is on file today in Circuit Court in the long standing boundary dispute between Decatur and Perry Townships. In the new action Decatur officials ask an injunction against Marion County officials and Perry Township and demand that the action of County Commissioners in fixing the boundary lines between the townships be set aside. Filing came within a few' hours after Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox had j dismissed an appeal by Decatur on I the commissioners’ action. Judge Cox ruled this action was not prepi erly before the court. Began Several Years Ago The controversy began several years ago whan the commissioners placed wdthin Perry Township the Indianapolis Power & Light Cos. station, thus removing about $4,000.000 of taxable property from the Decatur duplicates. Injunction is sought to restrain ’ the commissioners from putting this

! property, or any other affected, on | the Perry tax duplicates. Prior to the time the course of White River was changed, the light ! company property definitely was in Decatur Township. Afterward. : the plant showed up on the other ; side of the river. The commissioners ruled the plant had "migrated” into the adjoining township and fixed j the boundary lines to conform. WIDEN STATE ROAD 13 Kosciusko County Land Being Purchased for Federal Project. Timee Special WARSAW, Ind.. Nov. 20—State Road 13, the shortest route from Indianapolis to Grand Rapids, i Mich., is to be designated as a Federal highway and soon will be widened and improved through Kosciusko County, according to | w’ord received here. Right-of-way agents now are purchasing land , from North Webster to U. S. Road 6 for the improvement. NOT HER HUSBAND Beauty Shop Owner Disclaims Relationship to Suspect. Mrs. Una Reeves today told The Times she is the owner of a beauty shop at 2041 W. Washington-st and is not the wife of Paul Dunbar, arrested Friday night after he is alleged to have broken a window in the beauty shop. Dunbar told police he was estranged from his w'ife who operated the beauty shop.

POLICE EXPERT FAVORS TRAFFIC SAFETY DRIVES Five-Point Program Will Cut Death Toll, Kremel Tells Mayors. T l met .Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—Lieut. Frank M. Kremel of the Evanston (111.) police department, who now is on leave to establish a police school at Purdue University, presented a five-point program for city traffic control at the United States Conference of Mayors now’ in session here. His program includes a sane traffic ordinance, an adequate traffic survey, a city safety commission, an accident prevention bureau in the police department and general education for safety. Citing the fact that 36,000 persons were killed, more than 1.000.000 injured and a billion dollars worth of property destroyed In accidents in 1934. Liefit. Kremel pointed out that a city can make no better investment than in carrying out a safety program. Such a program was carried out in Louisville, at sn additional cost of $2900 to the regular city budget

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