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MARBLE STEPS

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TUESDAY, FEB. 16, 1937

HONOR HOSPITAL

INCORPORATORS

ssociation Trustees Hold Annual Meeting and Hear Report.

Two white marble steps, framed

and inscribed in gold, stand at the

odist Hospital, or

1trance to the Indianapolis Metha memorial to its

iginal trustees, incorporators and

benefactors.

day at the annual meeting of the | Indiana Methodist

Home,

pr apolis, Forse, Anderson, dent; third vice president;

M se ol

Benson,

Rev.

The four ciation

were made by who are, Edgar lin

Approximately meeting, progr benefactors. Mrs, recently

for nu

A memorial service was held for Mr who died last

bed fund for heedy children, Tribute also

apolis,

Co ur ho

The steps were dedicated yester- | y

Hospital Asso- |

ation the Nurses’!

trustees in

These officers were elected: Arthur V. Brown, Indianapolis, | esident; W. E. McKee, Indian-| first vice president; W. H. second vice presi- | - R. Ross-Shannon, | the Rev. C. A. Indianapolis, recording Arthur Wolf, Indianaptreasurer, and Dr. John G. Indianapolis, general

ers’

the Rev.

cPheeters, cretary; is, sec- | tary. All

were incumbents except Gen.

Mr. Ross-Shannon. 150 Attend Meeting

the | duras, | session hospitals of the assoare in Indianapolis, Gary, Wayne and Princeton. Reports the superintendents

respectively, Dr. Benson, Blake Jr., Dr. E. T. Frankand Mrs. Dorothy Garrieus

duras,

tacting 150 attended the which was followed bv a ‘am of tribute to founders and | An honor guest Jennie Keller, Winamac. who established a $10,000 for the education of

was

mdation rses, today,

s. W. J. Marks, charter member July bequeathing the Ik of her estate to the Tinv Tim

the hospitalization of

| day. than 1

was paid to Judge Edmund Zoller, IndianIdol O. Roberts, Hancock | a; and Frank N. Barbour, Cowho made bequests to the

d Mrs.

unty, nbus, lospital.

Bread nutrition and in well-balanced meals are to be discussed by Miss Minette Crouch, Minneapolis morning at the 33d Indiana BakAssociation convention in the Claypool Hotel. former national president of Phi Upsilon Omicron, economics society.

By Unit MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb Justo Umana, leged leaders of

RALEIGH, patroled the South Carolina border

searched for escaped from a prison farm yester-

Three hostages, 50 miles with the were released, unharmed. It was believed the convicts were continuing in a 1d highwavs into South Carolina were guarded. Caledonia Prison Farm, fAx, close to the Virginia border.

its place

(above). tomorrow

Miss Crouch is

honorary home

HONDURAN REBELS TAKE TOWN, REPORT

ad Press 16 .- one of the ala revolt in Honwas reported today in posof Yuscaran, a strategic

town on the Nicaraguan-Hondurian frontier. President Tiburcio Carias of Hon-

was reported to have

grounded all airplanes attempting leav diers at the docks to sengers

e the country and put solprevent pason ocean liners from conanvone ashore

AIRPLANES USED IN HUNT FOR CONVICTS

N. C.. Feb. 16.—Police

while airplanes and posses

who rode more fugitives, |

last night. southerly direction

They escaped from

near Haii-

{ raham, | secretary;

TAX STAND AT

Bread Expert HITS MILLERS’ |

BAKER PARLEY

Stump Charges Promises Not Kept With Customers On AAA Levies.

flour purchasers,” Albert Stump, attorney, told Indiana Bakers’ sociation members today. at annual convention in the Claypool Hotel. The is

convention to continue

He spoke | the opening session of the 33d |

As- |

through tomorrow. Vern C. Vander- |

bilt, Indianapolis, is president. Mr.

accumulated by larger processing tax payments, “Millers,” he said “have

mills

Stump said that under AAA | | provisions enormous funds had been

for |

at- |

tempted to keep from 25 to 100 per |

cent of the monies so collected un-

der oral and written contracts with

flour purchasers.”

Other speakers at the morning

session were to be Donald F. Stiver, |

State Safety Director; Walter J. Mercer, Indianapolis Retail and Grocers Association president; Tom Smith, Chicago, Bakers Association Charles P. Ehlers,

Officers to Be Chosen

Speakers this afternoon were to include Werner S. Allison, New vork, Quality Bakers of America manager; Robert L. Wise, and Homer Chaillaux, American Legion Americanization director. The session is to be concluded with election of officers. Tomorrow's sossions are to featured by discussions on legisla-

general Anderson,

seven convicts who | tion affecting the industry and lec-

tures on merchandising.

Speakers are to be Miss Minnette |

Crouch, Minneapolis, director of the merchandising and nutrition department of General Mills; L. L. Shoemaker, Dayton, O.; C. W. AbPrivate Truck Owners, Inc. Harold B. West, West Baking Co.; L. F. Shuttleworth, Associated Retallers of Indiana secreary managers and Mr. Ehlers.

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American | secretary; | secretary-man- | ager, and Paul R. Dietzen, treasurer.

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Club managers were in a jolly mood as they regtheir convention, opening today at the

istered for

Indianapolis Athletic Club. Amor

rivals were (left to right) Paul Hus of the Atheneum;

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Club Managers Arrive for Convention so ARE TO ATTEND

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Burger,

1g the first ar-

E. J. Hamilton, Hyde Park Country Club, Cincinnati, Frank Perkis, Camargo Club, Madeira, O. Two hundred are expected to attend. : we On the Gir Ing

noon following opening remarks by | Fred H. Crawford, Louisville, con= rention chairman, and greetings hw a state official. There are to be dinner dances | each evening and business sessions

MANAGERS’ MEETING [and committee reports during the

slim Prasiont to Talk day. Educatioral talks are to be | given all day Thursday. Here This Afternoon.

There are to be special programs a— daily for the women attending the convention. the - ,

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With 500 visitors expected, 11th annual Club Managers’ Asso-! ciation of America convention opened today in the Hotel Severin. | Sessions are to continue through | Thursday. Fred L. Wood, Denver, national president, was to speak this after-'

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RECEIVER ASKED FOR HUNTINGTON UTILITY

By United Press HUNTINGTON, Suits naming Mayor Clare W. H. Bangs and nine city employees as defendants and demanding a receiver for Huntington's “toy” plant, were on file today in Huntingten Circuit Court Brought by the National Mill Co. and the Protective Electric Supply Co., both of Ft. Wayne, the suits also named as defendants the City Light and Power Co. under which Mayor Bangs first operated the and four Ft. Wayne banks. Mill Supply

Ind., Feb. 16.—

Co,

The Nt National

utility |

| contends that a bill for provided the utility in 1935 is unpaid and the Protective Supply Co. | paid bill of $5100. | The companies contend that a Feb. 3 decision of the Supreme Court outlaws the utility and makes payment of its outstanding accounts imperative

164 RETURN TO

By United Press WASHINGTON, Ind. Feb. 16.— The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad today recalled 164 workmen in the passenger-car department where 285 men are now at work repairing air conditioning passenger coaches and building new-type freight cars.

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