Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1936 — Page 13

WOMEN'S HELP

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Better Qualified Than. Men for Some Activities, Gilliom Says.

The Republican party needs the wholesome and efficient influence of women, Arthur L., Gilliom, LandonKnox Clubs state director in the recent campaign, told the Indianapolis Womens’ Republican Club at a meeting this afternoon in the Columbia Club. “For some phases of our party activity women are even better qualified than are men,” he said. “For instance, the old way in which

the treasury of our state organiza-

tion has been conducted would, in my opinion, become much improved if a capable woman, with a reputation for efficient administration of finances, was placed in charge for a while.” He spoke on the need for building 7 up a loyal party organization which would be able to keep out “improper influences.”

DISPUTE ON BUTTONS MAY CAUSE STRIKE

By United Press ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 19.—Controversy over five United Automobile Workers’ Union buttons - today threatened to result in a strike being called in every Genera! Motors Corp. automobile and bod plant in the nation. More than 500 workers | in nthe Fisher body plant here “sit down” strike yesterday en company officials ordered Varkers disciplined for wearing the b in the plant.

FORMER MAYOR OF GREENSBURG DEAD

By United Press GEENSBURGQG, Ind, Nov. 19.— James E. Mendenhall, 83, twice mayor of Greensburg, died yesterday from heart disease after a sixmonths fllness, Mr. Mendenhall served his- first term as Mayor in 1909 and was reelected when the term expired. He previously had been a school er, Decatur County recorder and publisher of the New Era, which he re-organized from the Decatur News and the Decatur Press.

ROCKEFELLERS CLEAR CHURCH DEBT BURDEN

By United Press CLEVELAND, Nov. 19 ~John D. Rockefeller Sr. who, as a volun teer janitor once started fires and unlocked doors for Euclid Avenue Baptist Church here, has e to) the church’s aid with a $225,000 gift to clear its debt. Rockefeller made the contribution jointly with his son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., through the Baptist Association.

CITY IS GIVEN TREES BY TWO CONCERNS

Wiegand Florists hi have donated

1000 evergreens for planting in va- |

© rious municipal parks, it was announced today by Park Superintendent A. C. Sallee. At the same time he acknowledged a gift of approximately 10,000 trees from C. M. Hobbs & Sons Nurseries, which are being planted as.a WPA project.

JRONTO PAPER SOLD

RONTO, Nov. 19.—The Toronto

These pictures were taken in New York City while workmen were putting together a glass mosiac mural now being erected back of the High Altar in S8. Peter and Paul Cathedral here. A detailed story

of the work is to be found in ‘Anton Scherrer’s column on Page 17. ° No. 1 shows a model of the whole as it will appear.

No. 2 and No. 3

show artists at work on the oil painting they made as a “dummy” be-

fore the glass work was begun.

.| GROSS TAX TERMED UNBEARABLE BURDEN

Indiana State Reéstaurant Assos

| | ciation members, meeting yesterday

in the Hotel Severin, reorganized and elected Carl A. Gartner, Shelbyville, president. Joseph F. O'Mahoney, Indianapolis, was named managing director, and Mark A. Moorman, Michigan City, vice president. Co-operation in revising the gross income tax law was pledged Gov.Elect Townsend in a message which termed the. tax an burden.” .

TWO RUSH COUNTY FARMERS RANK HIGH

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RUSHVILLE, Ind, Nov.

today. will receive silver medals and eight are to be awarded bronze medals at the annual corn club banquet in December.

“unbearable |

19.—} Newton Halterman and Floyd Hiner are the only two of the 18 Rush], County Five-Acre Corn Club farmers who will receive ‘gold medals] this year for producing 100 or more; bushels an acre, it wag anriounced | Two other. club members

NEW BUILDING WANTED

Times Special RICHMOND, Ind, ‘Nov. 19.— Erection of a new building is requested by the Richmond State Hospital through an added appropriation submitted to the state budget committee, it was anzonziced to=-

day.

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OF WILDLIFE NE STATE STUDIED

Extensive Plans Under Direction of V. M. Simmons Being Developed.

The most extensive plans ever

_| considered for winter feeding of

wildlife, now are being developed, Virgil M. Simmons, Conservation Department Commissioner, announced today ; throughout

Conservation clubs

i | the state already have collected :| tons of mill screenings and their | members are engaged in establish-

ACCUMULATE $45,700 IN CHRISTMAS CLUBS

Times Special LA PORTE, Ind, Nov. 19 A proximately 1000 Christmas Club members here are to receive checks aggregating $45,700 within the next two weeks, three local banks’ reported today.

The amount is $7700 more than and| Christmas buying here is expected

was distributed last year, to be the best in 10 years, bankers

said.

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Applications of 200 Marion County farmers for soil conservation benefit payments were mailed to the United

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POLICE CONDEMN 15 SCHOOL BUSSES

By United Press BLUFFTON, Ind., Nov. 19 State

police condemned 15 school busses

in an inspection yesterday of the 80 Wells County Township busses. It is probable that the busses will be conditioned for continued

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