Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1936 — Page 5

11 kl | RS MEET TO STUDY LECTION PLANS

d idates’ Suggestions to

Be Discussed Today at Parley Here.

: The Republican state committee Was to meet today for a luncheon at the Claypool to discuss fall eleci campaign plans. The meeting, called by Chairman

Ivan Morgan, Austin, was to discliss || proposals of party candidates [for |’

‘campaigning in Indiana. Mr, Morgan held a meeting here

ntly with G. O. P. nominees to |- organization plans for the Z

, Party leaders report that the hosier G. O. P. is to stress pret, ward and county organization k as one of the best methods of

hoe a machine capable of cop- ’

with the Democrats in the Nober election. 44 Want Short Campaign,

Organization work is to take up i = summer months, with actual cam3 ng by nominees beginning

a ¥ Labor Day, according to Mr. ¥ Ean committee members said

_ no “shake-up” or changes were %

‘Bottles and Plant, Above, by Mrs. Maude G. Bennett, Shows Liking for Small, Simple Objects.

No other objects are so eagerly and frequently painted as flower pots

§ Planned for today’s meeting. MII be just a gabfest to organize _ th campaign,” one member said. E anagers of Gov. Alf M. Landon « are expected to visit the state within the next few weeks to arrange for the Kansans race in Indiana against President Roosevelt.

J CKSON CALLS 2 DISTRICT MEETINGS

: State Committee Vacancies y, to Be Filled. |

~~ Omer Stokes Jackson, Democratic * state chairman, today called meet- _ ings in the Third and Eleventh Corigressional Districts to fill vacancies on the state committee. The Third District meeting, to be presided over py Mr. Jackson, 8 to be held July 9 in the Oliver oro South Bend. At the reor-

f ganization meeting of the state

. committee in May a deadlock re- . sulted in a declaration of “No elec- « tion” in the district. A new rule, adopted by the stat . committee, does not permit a state " chairman to break a tie vote except on the question of adjournment. ~The Eleventh District meeting is to be held Tuesday at Democratic * state headquarters. A district chairman is to be named to succeed ine late Cary Forkner, Anderson.

FE EDITORS TO MEET AT LAKE WAWASEE

| September G. 0. P. Session Ar: Lk} ranged by Association Officers.

. e Indiana Republican Editorial : | Association is to hold its summer : “meeting at Lake Wawasee in Sep- + itember,. Paul Maddock, Bloomfield, ¢ president, announced today. Ar- | rangements for the meeting were "| made yesterday by Mr. Maddock and Neil McCallum, Batesville, asso- : ciation secretary, when they visited "| the Spink-Wawasee Hotel.

COUNTY REPUBLICANS ~ URGED TO REGISTER

' Candidate Homer Elliott Predicts Local Victory for Party.

Prompt registration of Marion “ County Republican voters in prepa-! «ration for the general election in . November was urged yesterday by]

. Homer Elliott, G. O. P. Twelfth District nominee for Congress, in!

~ an address before the Hoosier Republicans, Inc., in the Columbia Club. : : Mr. Elliott forecast Republican victory in the county if a full regis- «= tration of G. O. P. voters is secured.

(ENCAMPMENT DATE : SET FOR 4-H CLUBS

* : —r i Members From Three Counties to Meet at McCormicks Creek. Times Special : : BRAZIL, Ind, July 1.—The an- . hual tri-county 4-H Club encampent is to be held this year in McOormicks Creek Canyon State Park, Cotinty Agent R. D. "Merargue anpuniced today. "Opening of the encampment has in set tentatively for Aug. 21, but subject to change at a meeting to g held here Friday. About 325 Clay, Putnam and Sul“livan County 4-H members are exd fo attend the encampment.

| and vases, “first attempts” by PWA art students indicate.

An exhibit of oils, pastels and water colors, painted last winter under the instruction of William F. Kaeser, PWA art teacher, opened yesterday at the Lyman Gallery, 31 Monument Circle.

“Bottles and Plant” (pictured above), painted by Mrs. Maude G. Bennett, was awarded honorable mention. It is considered typical of WPA work. Mr. Kaeser explained that beginners were forced to remain indoors during the winter, and conseguently the first: book, vase or plant that came into view soon was painted on canvas. Several of the 40 pictures exhibited are “still lifes.” Predominating colors are blue and green.

There are five portraits, four pastoral scenes and one in7ustrial |

landscape included in the display. Floyd Hopper and Cecil Head, prominent Indiana artists, made the selections for the exhibit. They awarded honorable mention to the outstanding creation in each of three divisions. --Honorable mention was given Miss Nellie McMath for her pastel, “Three in One;” Mrs. W. G. Martz for her water color, “Head,” ‘and

CAB COMPANY SUES TO GET 11 LICENSES

Complaint Alleges Boetcher Refused to Issue Permits.

Suit to mandate Walter Boetcher, city controller, to issue 11 taxicab licenses under the new city regulatory ordinance was on file today in Superior Court. Filed by the Red Cah Co. the complaint contended that the controller refused to issue the licenses although the new ordinance went into. effect today. Mr. Boetcher said the cab company said that it had 116 cabs insured as of Dec. 31, 1935, and that it is entitled to that number. However, the controller said, his records show only 105 cabs of the company insured and reported to him on that

| | date.

Masons to Sponsor Dance

The Masonic Temple Booster group is to sponsor a public dance in the Cumberland Community Building Saturday night. Homer

|| McBrayer is general chairman.

Harold Miller for his oil painting, “Industrial Landscape.” Art classes were conducted under the WPA adult education program.

INCORPORATION

Findiana Organization Is to

Join National Group.

Articles of incorporation for the Union Party of Indiana, Inc., were on file today in the office of Secretary of State. Perry H. Easton, Marion County supervisor of the National Union for Social Justice, Clayton A. Sanders and Mrs. Wilma Hendrickson are incorporators. Mr. Easton, Indiana resident agent, said the new organization is to afliliate with the Union Party of

| the United States, with Rep. Wil-

liam Lemke as the party's presidential nominee. The new party is formed as a coalition of the National Union and the Farmer's Union.

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_ GIRLS’ SHEER

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Girls’ Play

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SALE! New Summer

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Starting Today on The Fair's 2d Floor

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You'll Buy Several at This Price!

. Men's Elastic Top

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MEN'S REGULAR $2.00 SANFORIZED

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especially for

this exciting sale. All sizes.

Boys’ Polo Shirts

oo — and white C shirts.

Boys’ Overalls

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