Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1936 — Page 12

PE FOR PEACE

H l 0. BATTLE

w_ Settlement Proposal Is Basis of Committee’s Optimism.

United Press fPA, Fla, Nov. 25~The Federation of Labor committee announced today it shortly would make a formal to the John L. Lewis rebel ons for conferences intended to warfare in the ranks of organd workers.

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Aimittee, said he considered y-sixth annual conven tn the group a mandate ry possible effort to heal t labor's ranks and that he coned the outlook favorable. He ppeais would ‘made unions co vely d individualey.

had make

Nor was Mr. Harrison the only |

FoI nent labor leader who was bly optimistic toward possi“peace between Mr. Lewls’ sused Committee for Industrial ation and the federation. le reason for such optimistic ititudes lay in a new pr 1 for ‘settlement which some le bed held strong possibilities of 55 despite the fact that others led it a “pipe dream.” It was: New Settlement Plan

Get the leaders of the rebel C. L

©. unions around a conference table, pifer to reinstate them as members f the federation, with the underding that a new’ de

ment id be formed to direct organi- ~ pation of workers in the mass proOn areas. This department ald be under direction of Mr. vis and would permit him to press is industrial unionization campaign thin the boundaries of the federa-

3olstering this proposition cHedfl to be taken up privately with Lewis this week, was an offily authorized statement by a C. ©. spokesman as follows: | “There is room enough in the union. movement in America J both industrial Uninisd and t unionism.”

JUCE’S SON REVEALS PLANS FOR WEDDING

yp United Press OME, Nov. 25.—Plans Wele. retd today "for the forthcoming age of Vittorio Mussolini, er son of Il Duce, and | | Miss Flo Buvoli of Milan, on Feb, emier Mussolini was said ghly pleased with his son’s sedon of a bride. Miss Buvoli is gears old and an accomplished pist. It also was said that Musil told his son recently that he ired him to wed on Feb, 11— hth anniversary of the rieren \C ord settling differences between Catholic church and Sate in e.

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Ly Butte Press 1OLSO, Norway, Nov. 95 Toon tsky, whose permission to rein in Norway expires Dec. 15, i understood today to have disatc ed an urgent message to ends abroad to find him another ntry of refuge

settles can be either European overseas.” He has been exiled the Soviet Union because of nt differences of political opinwith the present leaders.

MAGES SOUGHT FOR ALL DOWN STAIRWAY An Indianapolis Power and Light

C meter reader who flashed his ight into her kitchen at 3008 N.

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ages, stated Mrs. McGrady ght the meter reader was a rglar. She was severely injured, p suit charged.

. JOHN JUNIORS HOSTS TO SENIORS

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p St. John’s Academy junior . was host last night to memfs of the senior class in the Cosia Club. | pakers included Father Edwin assistant pastor of St. John’s ; president; Miss. Daz [Tre pr class ' en Benten, Jutiior class Pan Jean | a and Iona Jones.

GET TOUR IS SET|a

%. aaget commilties 14 0 heey institutions financial

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'D. Knight, Charlestown,

A 27-year-old tradition was perpetuated at Manual Training High School today when the January, 1937, graduating class planted its ivy. Mildred Moon, class secretary, and Edward Rugenstein, class presi-

auditorium.

dent, are shown examining the class marker around which the clinging vine was planted. Following the ceremony, . seniors held a program in the school

EXCLUSIVE DESIGN IS BEST FOX TERRIER

Selection of Edgemoor Exclusvie Design | of Wirehart, owned by Joseph |Hartman, Lampeter, Pa., as the best fox terrier concluded the thirty-third annual specialty show of the Wire Fox Terrier Club of Indiana in the K. of C. Hall last night. Stocksmoor Slogan, owned by James T. Boyle, Chicago, and Ringstone Raymond, owned by Edward WwW. Va, were - adjudged best of winners in wires, and best of winners in smooth terriers, respectively. Terriers owned by Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Carruthers, Glendale, O., made practically a clean sweep of honors in female classes.

250,530 ENROLLED IN LEGION AUXILIARY |

Enrollment of 250,530 members for 1937 was reported at the concluding session of the American Legion Auxiliary conference of state department presidents and secretaries in the Legion National Headquarters yesterday.

It was explained the advance membership roll was almost 60 per cent as large as the present organization membership. There is an annual renewal of membership in the organizajion. The Department of Minnesota won first place in the drive with 94.7 per cent of its advance ‘membership quota reached. Wisconsin was second with 90.1 per cent. Indiana reported 10,795 members for next year. The auxiliary’ s resolutions followed closely the pattern laid down by Legion officers at their recent conference here.

BOSSON FILES $626 - ELECTION EXPENSES

william Bosson Jr. spent $626.53 in his unsuccessful campaign for sheriff on the Republican ticket, according to his expense statement. on file with the County Election Board today. The Second Ward Democratic Club spent $38; Franklin Township Democratic Committee spent $134.15, leaving a balance .of $17, and the Fourteenth Ward Democratic Club spent $95.18, with a balance of’ $33.

CCC STAFF JOBS ARE TO BE FILLED

Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief officials received word from Washington today that junior assistant technicians for each of the 41 Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Indiana would be appointed. The jobs, paying $85 monthly, are open to CCC enrollees. Fifteen thousand youths took examinations for the positions.

GETS 25-YEAR TERM

By United Press MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Nov. 26.— John Ryan. 44, Chicago, today was under sentence to serve 25 years in Indiana State Prison for the kidnaping and robbing of Harry Rockwood, filling station operator, on Sept. 16. 2. Zito, 43, also of Chicago, Ryans accomplice, received a 10-

l. C. MARKS HOLIDAY

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Indiana Central College students Aro Jo be dismissed for the Thanks.

ining hail oi the campus sre be closed.

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PWA FINANGING FOR SCHOOL TO BE ASKED

The School Board today had authorized A. B. Good, business director, to apply for PWA grants to

a $450,000 Irvington high school. The first unit of the East Side school, a , $350,000 addition to

Washington High School and a $75,000 addition to School 26 are

Federal aid is denied.

las night also ordered razing one of the city’s oldest school build School 5, for physically han capped chilliren, is no longer needed, Mr. Good said, since completion of the new James E. Roberts School. A: resolution to locate the Irvington school on ground along Pleasant Run-blvd, south of Washingtonst, already owned by the school city, was adopted. Paul Stetson, school superinRed reported: that 89,000 visitors, 16,000 more than last year, at tended school demonstration classes and programs during American Education Week, Nov. 9 to '16.,

2 YOUTHS DETAINED FOR LOCAL POLICE

Norwood (O.) police today were holding two Indianapolis youths for questioning in connection’ with sev--eral local robberies, police said today. They were Charles Cullens, alias

Collins, 19, of 322 N. La Salle-st, and Edward Logan, 18, of 226 N. Gray-st.

The. two were said by > Norwood

bearing the same license plates as the one which eluded two local detectives Monday, when officers fired jour shots at .the fleeing automo-~ ile. Local officers were to go to Nor-

in connection with the attempted holdup of a filling station attendant Monday and the slaying of a drug | clerk two weeks ago, it was said. -

JACKSON TO TALK ON ~ JOBLESS INSURANCE

ployment compensation division director, is to speak in the ¥Y. W, C. A. auditorium tonight at the seventh in the series of meetings sponsored by Indiana University Extension center on welfare and security activities. He is to discuss employer and employe phases of unemploymeént insurance:

LODGE GROUP MEETS

The Eighth District Junior Order United American Mechanics, last night approved organization of a district council to replace the Booster Club. Officers are to be elected Dec. 8. Speakers last night included District Deputy R. E. Adams, State Vice Councilor Walter Stump and State Conductor Clarence Myers.

FARMER KILLS SELF By United Press UNION CITY, Ind., Nov. 25—Albert Scholer, 58, Jay County farmer, died ‘at the hospital here today from a self-inflicted bullet wound. He was reported despondent over illness and the death of his son, officials said,

WOMEN WHO HOLD

=a) THEIR MEN

NEVER LET THEM KNOW

NO matter now mach your back aches and your nerves scream, your husband, because “he is only a man, can never,

aid in financing the first unit of

assured by the 1937 budget even if Colvin

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|F.D.RPLURALITY HITS 10,828,245

(Copyright, 1036, by United Press)

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.—President Roosevelt’s plurality over Gov. Alfred M. Landon reached 10,828,245 in the latest tabulation of the popular’ vote cast on Nov. 3.

/ The United Press’ tabulation, in-

cluding complete official returns from 17 states and a total of 116,522 election districts out of 121,730,

526 281

Tease 62,460 aL 874 6.462 1,055

44,348,699

-|9 MEMBERS RECEIVE

LIONS CLUB AWARDS

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Club awards were given nine members of the Indianapolis Lions Club last night at a pre-Thanksgiv-ing Day dinner in the Hotel Wash-

1ington.

T. P. Flint, Crawiontsavile, district governor, presented the awards. Members honored were F. E. Thornburgh, Jesse E. Bader, R. C. Price, F. W. Stultz, Walter D. Niman, Lewis G. Ferguson, Dr. W. E. Bodenhamer, W. S. Black, Glen L. Campbell and Harry Burkhart.

is to represent that group. Other delegates are to be ap-

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Broad Ripple, and Beech Grove high

| Program Is Outlined Vv. 'D. Parker, boys work secretary, Indianapolis Y. M. C. A, is to head the delegation, and B. H. Schnell, state secretary, is in charge of program and promotional work. Frahk T, Slutz, Daytor, O., is to speak, , and motion pictures and exos | are to be presented by Dr. E. plots, De Pauw , Universily: ampbell, Cincinnati, is to re ee Catnpue and worship. erence themes are to be “New Horizons,” “Youth and Crime,” “Boy and Girl Relations,” “Crea five Living,” “Movies and Radio” and “Science and Alcohol.”

WATERMAN FUNERAL RITES ARE ARRANGED

Times Special + NASHVILLE, Ind., Nov. 25.— Funeral services for Mrs. Corda A. Waterman, 65, who died at her home seven miles west of here Monday were to' be held at 2 p. m. today at the Unionville Church. Survivors are a son, Henry Waterman, Indianapolis; daughters, Mrs. Opal Volk and Mrs. Julia Dillan, Indianapolis; Mrs. Lucile Bock and Albert Fox, Brown County

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pointed from clubs in Washington, | Central,

S. and EH Ruby Spriggs, Jasonville; two brothers and a sister.

Col, Jacob Ruppert, New York Oily, owner of the New York Yankees. Col. Rupert secured the set from

Dt. J. R. Siegmund, a Mitchell -(Ind.) dentist and Sollector of an-

in 1789. It cost her $1800 in duty to get the furniture into the coun- = Relatives later sold the set for

2 PWA CONTRACTS , AWARDED BY LOGAN

Two contracts, one for furniture in a courthouse and the other for heating equipment in a school, were awarded today by F. M. Logan, Indiana PWA director.

The contracts were: Shelby County Courthouse, Shelbyville, furniture and fixtures, Art Metal Construction Co., $14,491; school building, Gary, heating and ventilating, Nelson Corp., Moline, Ill, $3146.25; temperature regulation, Johnson Service Co., Chicago, $2175.

INFANTRY TO TO CAMP

Wag conditions are are to be simulated Dec. 1 and 2 when the Eleventh Infantry battalion, Fort Benjamin Harrison, holds an encampment at Shakamak State arPkK. The battalion is commanded by Col. George V. Strong.

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Enrolment Is Increased for Study Courses at 3-Day Meeting. Howard Knight, National Conference of Social Work general secretary, Columbus, O, is among the

Claypool and Lincoln Hotels SaturSunday morning, precedirig the general conference, has been increased from 30 to 50 students, Miss Laura Greely, assistant conference secretary, ‘announced today. . ... Courses include social work in rural communities, led by Wilma | WIRE VanDusseldorp, Federal Society Security Board technical advisor; fundamentals of social case work, led by Mrs. Ella W. Reed, American Public Welfare ‘Association; problems of adolescence, led by Dr. Oscar B. Markey, Cleveland; case work treatment, led by Florence Hollis, also of Cleveland, and dependent children, led by Ethel Very, Chicago Orphan Asylum executive secretary. Dr. F. M. Vreeland, De Pauw University, Elizabeth Munro Clarke, In-

rector, and Austin V. Clifferd, Indianapolis Family Welfare Society president, have arranged the institutes: with the assistance of Mrs. Virginia Campbell, Division of Public Assistance assistant director, State Department of Public Welfare; Raymond -F, Clapp, Indianapolis Community Fund manager, and .Duth Shell Martin, of the State Employment Service.

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Harry W. Colmery, American Legion national commander, was en route today to Tampa, Fla., to address the American Federation of Labor convention.

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3 Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Nov. 25, 1936 FOSTER ~He I. 80 years, beloved Es

of Stew Dorothy

S. East-st. Friends invited.

KOSECK—Elizabeth (nee Say beloved pte ess Chasies El mT

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LEE—Anns Emelie (nee Wente), beloved wife of James Lee, sister of Herman snd Leena Wente d Mrs, Tillie Miller, Bt away at the brother's home, 1321 Bryfordst, be Tues lay, Nov. 24. Jriends

. YM PE 7 p. m. Body. be taken Friday, § : a. m., to Seymour, nd for burial,

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