Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1936 — Page 4

MISES HEAVY Collar-Button

REGISTRATIONS ‘FOR BALLOTING

Ralston Recommends Use| of Better Buildings for | Polling Places

County Clerk Glenn B. Ralston, glad that voters’ registration finally |

is finished, today surveyed his ihe money changers from the tem‘handiwork and found it good. | ple,” Gov. McNtt said, “Gov. Landon Declaring that Marion County is! wants to invite them back. The the best registered voting unit in| Democratic Party is against control the United States, Mr. Ralston said: | of the nation's monetary system by | “The efficiency of our system has | the predatory and selfish few.” | his proved even more successful than

we expected. This was particularly | List Political Rallies true regarding our experience with | for Colleges

registration substations.” “The use of public-owned buildings, such as schools and fire sta- | Miss Marshall Adams and John tions and high grade mercantile | Hand ord are to conduct political establishments, insures the voting i rallies on campuses of nine Indiana public dignified surroundings while | colleges and universities under the exercising the right of franchise” | Auspices of the Young Democratic he ‘said. | Clubs and the Roosevelt Pirst VotMr, Ralston declared such a sys- | ers League. tem should be used at general elec- The itinerary is: tomorrow, Valtions, and said it probably would paraiso; Thursday, Franklin; Friincrease the feminine vote. Now day, Wabash and Terre -Haute; polling places often are in taverns | Monday, Notre Dame; Oct. 13, and garages. he said. | Purdue; Oct. 14, Butler; Oct. 15, An estimated 6000 new registra- De Pauw, and Oct. 16, Indiana ‘tions and transfers were taken in University. the Courthouse yesterday. ——— Estimating that more than 99 per i cent of the voters have fed oo Nichols Speaks vote in the coming general election, at Rally Tonight Mr. Ralston predicted the total reg- | Harry E. Nichols. campaign man-

istration would exceed 280,000, an increase of 34.000 since the primary A Ager for Harry 8. Springer. Repubelection in Mav. ican candidate for governor, is to i the principal speaker at a Re- | publican rally of the Lincoln Club at 523 N. Belleview-pl tonight. to Meet Here

Mrs. Grace Reynolds, Cambridge G. 0. P. Leader Assigned

City, Republican national commit- to Indiana Work

teewoman for Indiana, and Mrs W. H. Steed. Chicago, former ReWorthington Scranton. national vice ! publican National Committee's

SR Re en Oy | labor bureau assistant director, has : | been assigned to Indiana for the

morning in Indianapolis. Mrs. : : ek | duration of the campaign, it was Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms 1s oo qt jay. _

tc be the principal speaker at a — luncheon Friday noon. Lemke to Speak Kentuckian to Speak ‘in Indiana : Re i | William Lemke, Union Party : for Republicans ; | nominee for President, is to speak Mrs. Christine Bradley. South, | in South Bend Friday afternoon, Frankfort, Ky, is to make Re- | Elkhart Friday night, Fort Wayne publican campaign addresses at Saturday afternoon and Marion

Gary Oct. 15 and Angola Oct. 16, it Saturday night, it was announced was anno@nced today. today.

Party’s Ability Proven, Pledged to Repeal 3 McNutt Says ‘Laws, Speaker. Says

Times Special Republican nominees to the GenGRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct. 6— | eral Assembly are, pledged to reThe last three years has proven the | peal the state reor nization act, Democratic Party's “capacity to] the liquor law and gross income tax, meet crises,” Gov. McNutt of Indi-| Alvah C. Waggoner, G. O. P. nomana said at.a campaign meeting here | inee for state Senator from Marion last night. County, told the Irvington Republic“While President Roosevelt drove |an Club last night.

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Fashion Display Here Reveals. Shirt Studs, Lots of Jewelry and Bright Bathrobes and |

ons a woman's heart could desire— |

Back With Men Men’s New Styles WILL CONVENE IN CITY FRIDAY,

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Leaders Coming Here for 2-Day Sessions.

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companies with displays at the Indiana Mens Apparel Club's semi-

hisper that after all it is a show of | The Rev. Paul M. Kinports, Luthmen’s fashions for the women. | er League of America executive sec-

“Because,” some will say. “What

Pir retary, is to be among national the heck, the women buy most of i league officefs attending the thirty-

- There's something new in everything—from slippers for tiie man in | diana Synod, to be held here Friday is bedroom to silk toppers for fhe | and Saturday. dance or opera, but a man needn't | Sessions are to be held in Bethbe afraid. He still can go into .a | jechem Lutheran Church, starting at store and buy a hat or a suit of 3 p m. Friday with a Communion clothes, or say in a jifty, "Give me | service and an address by the Rev. a pair of black socks size 15,” and | | Paul M. Kinports. get a pair of ordinary biick socks, phe Communion service is to be in size 15, in a peckage he can tuck .,arge of the Rev. Allen K. Trout, into his coat pocket. | Bethlehem Church pastor, assisted Maybe the men won't he able to | by the Rev. H. E. Turney,” D. D., understand this, however. | Indiana Synod president. When it was the good oid-summer | time—remember ?~~they cocked him out in dark shirts, maroon, deep dark blues, browns and even black. And now that it’s fall they're going to rig him up in light shirts— | autumn tones—and . striped shirts and it’s going ‘to be the vogue that, no matter what the color of the shirt, the collar should be white, some exhibitors say

8:45 a. m. with devotions in charge of the Rev. R. H. Benting, D. D,, St. Mark’s Lutheran’ Church pastor. The business session is to be in charge of Hubert Nightenhelser, Cicero, state organization president. Luncheon Is Scheduled At 11 a. m. Saturday, Miss Brenda That means the collar is detached. . Mehlhouse, Luther League Jimior And that means collar buitons. Ang Secretary, is to speak. Mr. Kinports collar buttons mean tha: the old is fo speak at a noon luncheon of problem is back—crawling under the | young people. bathtub or bedroom dresser looking | | for the elusive collar bufton. Devotions preceding the aftere Not only are callar buttons ‘com- | noon session are to be in charge ing back, but so are cuff links. Cuffs | of the Rev. G. Ernest Mullendore, on many of the shirts are French cicero, Mr. Nightenhelser is to dicuffs—cuffs without buttons. rect the afternoon business session. , Collar buttons and. cuff links are zr. Trout is to be toastmaster at not the only items in the way of | i,q closing banquet at 6 p. m. when “Jewelry” for the men. | pictures of the Mulberry Home for Jewelry Extensive i! he Aged will be shown. The Indi-

There's a movement afoot to make | men “jewelry conscious.” The line of jewelry displayed for men is as extensive as for women. And there's color in this jewelry, too—color in | belt buckles, tie clasps, cuff links, rings, and everything. | A man doesn’t have fo be newly | out of college to wear his college | insignia on his ring, belt buckle, etc. It’s the vogue, the men's jewelry exhibitor says, that if you're a Yale man of 1887 or Harvard 1900 or Indiana University 1905 then there | should be inscribed on your jewelry

| banquet speaker is to be John R. | Kagel, South Bend. Program arrangements are in charge of Frederick W. Anderson, South Bend.

INFANT IS AUTO VICTIM By United Press

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McElroy, Palestine, Ill, died yesterday from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Sunday.

National

| ninth annual convention of the In- |:

Saturday sessions are to begin at’

lana Synod is to raise $40,000 in a | drive for $75,000 for the home. The

SULLIVAN, Ind, Oct. 6.—Eliza- | beth A. McElroy, 7- ‘week-old daugh- |

Founder's Day, commemorating the birth of Sir George Williams, Young Men's Christian Associa“tion founder, is to be observed next Tuesday thréughout the world. Dr. Ralph W. Sockman (above), New York, is to give the: ‘principal address at the local Y. M. C. A. banquet. Edgar H. Evans is, chairman of the committee in charge. Assisting him are Dr, Frank Hamilton, Perry W. Lesh, Charles J. Lynn and A. L. Taggart. Dr.

Methodist Church, now Christ Church on Park Avenue, New York, for 19 years. : KORAN TEMPLE MEETING SET Koran Temple, Daughters of the Nile, is to, meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Lincoln. Mrs. Florence Swope is to preside.

Sockman has been . . pastor of the Madison Avenue

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Transportation Facilities ‘Scarce, Dealers Here Report.

Scarcity of transportation facilities in the face of incréased production may cause an early in-

crease in coal prices, according to a bulletin issued today by R. H. Hildebfand, Indianapolis C o al Merchants Association executive

secretary.

“Production is increasing steadily,” a national bulletin said. “Transportation facilities are scarce in some sections and are taxed almost to. capacity in others. New . cars purchased by the carriers can not be’ delivered in‘ sufficient quantities to afford mglief this year. “Coal stocks, ‘both industrial and domestic, are too low for safety and should be replenished promptly.” : The bulletin cites that mines now work only 35 hours a week, that the miners’ wage agreement expires April 1, 1937, ang negotiations for a new agreement are to begin Feb. 1.

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