Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 262, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1936 — Page 21

JAN. 10, 1936-

CITY REALTORS JOIN DRIVE FOR NEW FACTORIES

Special Industrial Group Is included in List of Committees. Indianapolis realtors today began teloser co-operation with other civic organizations in seeking new industries as a committee named by M. L. Hall, Real Estate Board president, began functioning in behalf of the realty organization. Frank E. Gates, past president of the board, was named head of the newly organized industrial committee. Other members are Scott C. Legge, Vice chairman; Emerson W. Chaille, Joe Rand Beckett Albert L. Frankel, A. Edward Mantel, George A. Kuhn, Edward Barker, Walter T. White find H. N. Eclington. Hall Issues Statement "I consider this committee the most important of the Real Estate Board and feel that every member can be of assistance in increasing industrial activities,” Mr. Hall said. Anew committee was named by Mr. Hall to be known as the apartment owners division committee. Earl B. Teckemeyer is chairman and other members are: Robert B. KerShaw, R. A. Franke, I. Watt Pugh, Berkley W. Duck Sr., Edson T. Wood, James W. Hurt, Richard T. Bill and William N. Harding Jr. Henry E. Ostram was re-appoint-ed head of the property owners division committee. Members are Paul L. McCord, Fred L. Palmer, Albert E- Uhl, Frank H. Cox, Mr. Beckett und Mrs. Gates. Three New Committees Three new units of the realty board are the farm committee, zoning and district planning and mortgage loans committee. Members follow: Guy H. Williams, chairman; Fred p. Stilz, Benjamin F. Claypool, C. Van Tassel, H. A. Lindeman Jr. end William S. Allen; zoning and planning, Col. C. B. Durham, chairman; Samuel L. Montgomery, Richard B. Tuttle, Bert ®elby, George T. Whelden, I. C. Mott. E. E. Brodbeck, Paul I. Nevvtnan. Harry Meyer and Mr. Chaille; mortgage loaes, Henley T. Hottel, chairman; Charles R. Yoke, T. N. Meredith, Forest M. Knight, Louis Hensley, Otto Meyer, Frank B. McKibbin, Mr. Yoke and Mr. Williams. The personnel of other committees: Appraisal, Frank J. Viehmann, (chairman; Walter M. Evans, vice Chairman; A. H. M. Graves, Ralph ;E. Hueber, Thomas F. Carson, Mr. YTuttle, Mr. Duck Sr.. Mr. Gates and Mr. Whelden; arbitration, P. A. Havelick, chairman; F. C. Cash, vice Chairman; James T. Moynahan, John W. Roberts, Charles C. Binkfley, Norbert J. Fox, Herbert K. (Fatout, Joseph J. Klee, William T. McClure and Mr. Brodbeck. Budget and Finance Budget and finance, Mr. Evans, jfchairman; Laurence M. Peterson, kice chairman; Wayne M. Harrygnan, Noble C. Hilgenberg and Fred TT. Reed; convention, Dan W. Le'Gore, chairman; Mr. Harryman, William Low Rice, Forest B. Kellogg, J. Frank Cantwell, John H. Elam. Leo F. Welch and Thomas J. Owens. Constitution and by-laws, Mr. PalJtner, chairman; Robert L. Mason. IJohn E. Bauer, L. H. Lewis, George •V. Klein, Gavin L. Payne, M. M. Miller, Lafayette Perkins, Harold E. fftodden, Warren M. Atkinson and Ml Welch; commission and fees, R. E. Peckham, chairman; A. B. Marshall, Guy G. Aronhalt. Oval W. jßarber, Wendell M. Hicks, Maten G. Gerdenich, O. H. Clark, Frank L. fcThomas, William A. Soltau and John f. Clayton. Civic affairs, Norman Metzger, fchairman; E. Kirk McKinney, Obie J. Smith, J. H. Hilgenberg, J. Arthur

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Rentsch, George R. Brown, A. J. Hueber, Rdbert P. Moorman. H. L. Simons, C. C. Grove, William A. Brennan, Harvey E. Rogers and John W. Robbins; forms, Firman C Sims, chairman; Charles M. Hargroeve, Carl G. Seytter. J. O. Richardson. W. P. Chapin, W. R. Jenkins. Glen L. O'Connor and Boyd M. Ralston. Committee on Golf Golf. Mr. Chaille. chairman; William V. Kingdom Ford Woods, H. L. R’ : chardt, Frank P. Huse. Russell Furr, C. A. Dahlman, Welmer E. Bushong, Robert MacGregor and Lowell Frazee; journal, Mr. Franke, chairman; Mr. Mantel, vice chairman; Ross Mitchell, Berkley W. Duck Jr., Dudley J. E. Kemper, William L. Schloss, Charles H. Burgess, W. R. Caine and Howard Amos. Legislative and taxation, Mr. Uhl, chairman; Joseph J. Argus, vice chairman; Russe Hartman, W. R. Shiel, Herbert E. Redding, Joseph J. Schmid, Fred W. Rassman, Frank L. Moore, Ernest Spickelmier, Frank Shellhouse, Claude G. Jacquart, Charles J. Oval. Herman W. Kothe, Harry Nicolai, Victor C. Kendall. J. Harry Miles, George Sadlier, Mr. Carson, Mr. Duck Sr. and Mr. Tuttle; membership, W. A. Moslander, chairman; Thomas E. Grinslade, vice chairman; C. Stonecipher, Richard F. Hoberg, Bert L. Edwards, L. C. Huey, Earl M. Friend, H. O. Wright, William L. Bridges, L. J. Eby, Mr. Mantel and Mr. Spickelmier. In Charge of Membership Membership examining, Fred C. Tucker, chairman; O. H. Mackemeyer, H. G. Knight, Joseph J. Hurley, Herbert P. Helmus and Charles S. Gant; noon luncheon, William G. Albershardt, chairman; Mr. Teckemeyer, Mr. Beckett and Mr. Argus. Publicity, Mr. Argus, chairman; Marion Stump, Harry D. Dillehay, I. L. Elmore. Mr. Richardt and Mr. Seytter; social affairs, Howard W. Fieber, chairman; Leo H McAllister, vice chairman; F. M. Knight, William Pruitt, Haney E. Berry, Norris P. Shelby, C. W. Henry, Abe Gelman and Robert L. Allison. Welfare, Mr. Moore, chairman; John W. Robbins, Fred H. Sillery, C. Otto Janus, David A. Coulter, Louie Sakowitz, John W. Ritter and Henry M. Otterbach.

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PLEA OF ‘FADIN' FAILS; 4 BOYS DIE IN CHAIR

Youths Schooled in Crime by Ex-Politician Pay for Fatal Holdup. By United Press SING SING PRISON, OSSINING, N. Y., Jan. 10—Four students in the crime college of a white-haired, kindly old man received diplomas magnum cum laude posthumously today. In the big black book of Sing Sing this notation was entered after their names: "Electrocuted.” "Prof.” Nelson Clark, once a progressive candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, tried to prevent their graduation. He wrote Gov. Herbert H. Lehman from his cell that he had led them astray, that he had pushed them along criminal careers that ended in the murder of a poiceman, and that therefore death was too severe a penalty. Lehman was deaf to the plea, as well as to others, and the youths went to the chair last night. The executed men were Ray Orley, 21; Newman Raymond, 21; Thomas Gih.ride, 20, and Americo Angelini, 20. They murdered Patrolman James Killion in New Yrrk City. Clark provided the pistol for the holdup and did the preliminary planning. He is 60 years old and is serving 15 years for receiving stolen property. Neal Bowman Killed By United Press EDDYVILLE, Ky., Jan. 10.—His lips compressed, Neal Bowman, 33, met death in the electric chair early today with the same show of bravado that marked his career of crime in Ohio and Kentucky.

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