Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1937 — Page 13
‘THURSDAY, APRIL 8,
2 INDIANAPOLIS STUDENTS WIN DEPAUW POSTS
University Party Regains Its Majority on Executive Board.
Times Special v GREENCASTLE, April 8-—The university party today continued to hold a dominant position in student government at DePauw University. In yesterday's election, the party in power regained its majority over the opposition Constitutional Party of eight to seven on the student executive board and four to three on the student affairs committee. Elected to the student executive board from the University Party were: Paul Van Riper, Lebanon; Rosalind Barrows, 6825 College Ave., Indianapolis; James Carney, Greensburg; Louise Lindley, Danville; Art Remley, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.; Janet Dow, Chicago; Wilburn Duncan, Mount Vernon, Ill. and Margaret Nix, Aurora, Ill Constitutional Party board members are: Allan Pullman, Cleveland; Harold Downey, Princeton; Dorothy Moore, Evanston, Ill.; Tom Clinton, Kouts; Tom Cochrane, Taylorville, Ill.; Jack West, Lagrange, Ill, and Jack West, 5004 E New York St., Indianapolis. The majority of four University Party members included Miss Barrows of Indianapolis, Miss Lindley, Miss Dow and Remley. The minority of three Constitutionalists was made up of Miss Moore, Mr. Cochran and Mr. Grady. The victorious University Party asked for a concrete sidewalk in front of women’s dormitories and the demolition of a barbed wire entanglement placed there by groundkeepers to force date-bound DePauw men off the lawn. Party chairman was Alan Schneider, Louisville. The Constitutionalists asked 1 a. m. hours for formal dances to replace the present midnight closing rule, and revision of optional class attendance regulations. Their chairman was Mr. Cochran.
SENIORS TO PRESENT ANNUAL CLASS PLAY
Warren Central High School seniors are to present the annual class play, a three-act comedy, “The Elopement of Ellen,” at 8 p. m. April 15 and 16. . The play is under direction of Miss Ruth Marie Price. The school orchestra is to provide music.
W.C.T.U.GROUP TO MEET
Mrs. Willard Trueblood is to address the Irvington W. C. T. U. at 2 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs Lou Brown, 33 Downey Ave. Mrs. C. W. Ackman, Marion County W. C. T. U. president, is to discuss organization problems,
Y CLASS TO MEET C. M. Burk of the MinneapolisHoneywell Co. is to give an .illustrated lecture before the air-condi-tioning class at the Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 p. m. tonight.
1937
Southport Pupils Win Danville Trophy
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ANTIPOLLUTION BILLS PRESSED
Rival Plans Are Advanced To Control Purity of River Waters.
Times Special WASHINGTON, April 8.—Congress is being called upon to decide between two rival methods of stream pollution control and thus settle a dispute over a problem which is increasingly acute in many urban centers. Sentiment among Federal agericies is massed behind the Barkley-Vinson bill, proposing Federal-state co-oper-ative system with the Government assisting in construction of purification plants through loans |and grants. The measure has just been reported favorably by the House Rivers and Harbors Committee, Senator Lonergan” (D. Conn.), however, intends to press his alternative plan, which in addition to setting up Government assistance provides for punitive action agminst | industries and communities pouring | untreated wastes into navigable streams. j
Committee Rejects Bill
The House committee rejected: a bill by Rep. Pfeifer (D. N. Y.) which
These Southport High School pupils scored more points than any other school entered in the recent Central Normal College commercial contest at Danville and won the trophy they are exhibiting. : In the picture are: First row (left to right), Louise Craw, Lorraine Swoboda, Marie Williams, Dorothy
Joe Davis.
was patterned after that of Senator Longergan. 7 If the House passes the BarkleyVinson bill, Senator Lonergan is prepared to shift the fight to the Senate Commerce Committee, which reported his bill favorably last year. Enactment of an aritipollution law would embark the Government on a
| new venture in improvement of the
nation’s streams. Existing pollution laws govern only the discharge of oil wastes. in tidal waters.
Both houses passed a measure.
similar to the present Barkley-Vin-son bill in the closing days last session, but Senator Lonergan prevented final approval by a motion to reconsider. Experts representing the Public Health Service, Army Engineers and Natjgnal Resources Committee are sup nc the Barkley bill. Surn General Thomas H. Parran, head of the Public Health Service, said purification has made large gains in the last three years under the impetus of PWA aid. This progress, he predicted, will be maintained if financial assistance is made permanent under the Barkley bill. Several authorities expressed the view that “crack-down” provisions
‘of the Lonergan and Pfeifer bills
are of doubtful constitutionality. The Barkley-Vinson measure would create a Division of Water
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Rodman, Annamarie Stark and Lucille McCarty; second row, Merrill Dodds, Robert Bostic, Robert Schmidlap, Thomas Benjamin, Francis James and Robert Schmidlap was the outstanding contestant among teachers are Miss Kathleen Davis and Paul Cockrill,
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