Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1936 — Page 11

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FL OF C. PLANS T0 CELEBRATE _GOLUMBUS DAY

State Deputy of Order Will Speak at Meeting of Two Groups.

Local Knights of Columbus are to observe Columbus Day Monday with social events and meetings. The feature event is to be a joint celebration of Council 437 .and .the Fourth Degree Assembly at the K.

of C. clubhouse. e principal speaker is to be Harry G. Kitchin, Richmond, state deputy of the order. . Mr. Kitchin is to| be guest of honor at a dinner given by organization officials before| the meeting. A broadcast outlining the life of Columbus is to be given at 4 p. m. Monday over WFBM by William J. Greener, organization grand knight. John H. Blackwell has been named general ‘chairman of the bingo party, [for the support of the Gibault Boys’ Home, in the K. of C. auditorium Sunday night. He is to be assisted by Paul E, Just, Arthur E. Irwin, Hymbert P. Pagani, Louis V. Dugan and Norbert C. O'Connor. A dance for K. of C. members and their guests/ is to be held Saturday night in the organization's assembly room as the opening feature of the Columbus commemoration.

LANDON LEAD DROPS

IN Mnazive POLL

Bul nited Press NEW YORK, Oct. §.—Gov. Alfred | M. Landpn's lead over President | Roosevelt in the Literary Digest’s | presidential poll was reduced for the fifth consecutive week today in the magazine's sixth report on. the progress of its straw vote.

Three | weeks ago the Republican! candidate ied with 58.4 per cent of | the votes tabulated. A week ago his | total was reduced to 57.9 per cent, and in today’s report it stood at 56.9. Of 1254716 votes reported, Mr. | Landon received 713,451 to 485,392 | for Mr. Roosevelt and 44,825 for Rep. !

Ellis Carroll. (above) is to direct the Butler University band of 60 persons when it plays at the Bull-dog-Maroon football game in Chi=cago tomorrow afternoon. Members of the organization will be in new uniforms at the game.

OFFIGERS INSTALLED BY PYTHIAN GROUP

Mrs. apolis,

Hettie McKitrick, Indiantoday began her duties as

Grand Trustees’ Association. She was among new officers installed in the K. of P, Building last night at the closing session of a two-day convention. Other new officers are Mrs. Emma Schattel, Richmond, vice president; Mrs. Stella Bartell, Knightstown, | secretary; Mrs. Loukinsey Jonns, | ne, treaSurer; Mrs. Stella Thompson, Morocco, and Mrs. | Hazel Hines, Seymour, deputy offiCers. | Mrs. Leona Burkett, Rome City, (grand installing officer, ~ officiated. | She was assisted by Mrs. Clara Seymour, Clinton, and Mrs. Ocia Jellison, South Bend, past grand chiefs.

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William Lemke, Union Party candi- |

date. The vote for Norman Thomas, Socialist; ist; D. Leigh Colvin, Prohobitionist, and John W. Aiken, Socialist-Labor, was Jumped at 1 ,048.

JEWISH FESTIVAL CONCLUDED TODAY

Services this morning in Beth-El |

Zedeck Temple, with each adult member of the synagogue participating in reading of the law, was, to mark the end of Sukkoth, or

Feast of the Booths, which has-been observed this week by Indianapolis | Hebrew congregations. Simchas Torah, or reading of the law, in which children of the temple march seven times around the synagogue bearing scrolls, was held at sundown services yesterday. The regular Jewish Sabbath service is to be held at sundown today. Beginning next Friday night the usual temple services are to be held at 8:15.

U. S. INCOME HIGHER BY $220,772,808

By United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—Improved business and the 1934 revenue act boosting tax rates jumped Federal tax collections for the 1936 fiscal year to $3,520,208,381, a gain of $820,777,808 over the preceding year, Internal Revenue Commissioner Guy T. Helvering announced today. Submitting his revised collection figures for the year ended June 30 to Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr, he said that income tax collections rose 28.5 per cent to $313.707,921 and miscellaneous taxes increased 21.5 per cent to $2,035.632,870.

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