Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1937 — Page 30

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VANNUYS FIGHTS Parcs Speaker DELAY IN SENATE

VOTE ON COURT

series of conferences and activities for men has been arranged for the same time. | Kiwanis Night “All Kiwanis Night” is to be observed at 8 p. m. in Cadle Tabernacle. Two prominent Kiwanians have been scheduled to speak. Monday's session is to close with an informal dance in- the Murat at 10 p. m.

INTERNATIONAL KINANIS PARLEY T0 OPEN IN JUNE

DEPAUW FRATERNITY PLEDGES CITY YOUTHS

Times Special GREENCASTLE, April 30.—Kennard King, 3512 Evérgreen Ave., and Allison Maxwell, R. R. 15, both of Indianapolis, are among hine new pledges to Beta Alpha Sigma at DePauw University.

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DePauw's second annual iors sorority “sing” was held last night.

CHURCH DANCE PLANNED A dance is to be held at 9 o'clock tonight in St. Philip Neri Church Auditorium. Raymond Oyler is committee chairman. P. J. Moran is

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WABASH THESPIANS WILL PRESENT PLAY

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, April 30.—The annual spring production of the Scarlet Masque, Wabash College dramatic society, is to be given tomorrow night.

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Committee reports and business meetings are to open the third-day | session. A ladyship luncheon is to be held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 12:30 p. m., followed by a program in the auditorium. A series of district dinners are scheduled for the evening. Tuesday’s session is to close with the annual president's reception and ball in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. A fellowship luncheon and a wip]

Tentative Program Mapped; Musicale Scheduled at Memorial Plaza.

Disagrees With King in Move To Keep Bill in Committee.

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Tentative program details for the annual international Kiwanis convention here June 20 to 24 was announced today. 3a : {Limit 5 Boxes) Registration is to open Sunday, ito the Speedway 3 to ou Weaness RAZOR June 20 in the Murat Theater to | day's program. The misination MATCHES ? jeonclave will close Thursday after BLADES ALY A I~ : ; be followed by a religious musicale presentation of trophies and an ad- || Z TI : : % (1 0 B. - “i ale 8 oxes ‘ ¥ for

Times Special WASHINGTON, April 30.—Senator vanNuys (D. Ind.) refused to join in the pian of Senator King {D. Utah) to try and hold the Presiaent’s Court Plan Bill in the Judiciary Committee, “I have always favored bringing the proposal to the floor and letting the Senate vote on it.” Senator Fred K. Hoehler, American PubVanNuys said. “That is only just lic Welfare Association director, and fair.” | Chicago, is to speak at the 64th A leader of the opposition to the annual meeting of the National plan to put six.New Deal judges on | Conference of Social Work here the Supreme Court bench, Senator | May 23 to 29. : VanNuys has a motion pending in Estimated attendance at the sesthe committee which would separate | sions is between 8000 and 10,000.

at the World War Memorial Plaza dress by Roe Fulkerson. at 8 p. m. The opening convention is to be held Monday’ at 9:15 a. m. in the Murat Theater at which time Ki-|is to have its annual spring frolic | wanians will hear the annual presi- {in the Hotel Antlers Tuesday night. dent's message. Two other speakers | The program is to open with a dinare to address the convention body [ner at 7 p. m. The committee infollowing the president's talk. cludes B. E. Ellis, J. A. Aspy, W. A ladies entertainment, reception | P. Moenning; C. L. Eisman and L. and ten is to] be held at 2 p. m. A |L. Shuler.

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