Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1937 — Page 4

STATE BANKERS

LIST PROGRAMS FOR CONVENTION

Early Arrivals for Two-Day Meeting to Register This Evening.

Registration. of the early arrivals

for the Indiana Bankers Associa- | tion's 41st annual convention to- | morrow and Thursday in the Cldy- |

pool Hotel will begin at 6 p. m. to-

day in convention headquarters on |

the eighth floor. Leaders in economics and bank-

ing in the nation will be heard on |

the two-day program, and women

attending the meeting will enjoy a

separate entertainment program. The morning session tomorrow will include the president's message by C. B. Enlow, National City Bank, Evansville, president; port of the American Institute of Banking committee (by William B. Schiltges, chairman, and an address, “The Banking Outlook,” by Tom XK. Smith, St. Louis, American Bankers Association president. American Association to Meet : American Bankers’ Association members will meet at the close of the morning sessipn tomorrow. Of- _ ficers will be elected. William S. Elligtt.: vice president of the Bank of Canton, Canton, Ga., will speak on “The Crisis in Unit Banking,” .and uis Ruthenburg, president of Servel, Inc., Evansville, will be heard on “Industrial Peace Is a Community |Problem” at the tomorrow afternoon session,

| Highlights of the annual dinner program tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. include talks by F. Harold Van Orman, Evansville, former Lieutenant Governor, and Joe Cook, . stage, scyeen and radio star of Evansville and New York. Arthur C. Babson, of Babson’s Statistical Organization, Babson Park, Mass., will talk at the Thurs-

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day morning session on “The Busj<hBY

ness Outlook.” A discussion of the published findings of the report, by the research committee will be conducted by Herman B. Wells, Indiana TUniersity, honorary chairman, and Robert H. Meyers, chairman. “Current Bank Legislation,” will be discussed hy Robert R. Batton, Commission on Indiana Financial Institutions chairman.

J. F. 1. O'Connor, United States |

Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, will speak at the closing session Thursday afternoon,

HEARING DELAYED ON $50,000 CHASE BONUS

The Public Service Commission today postponed until May 20 a hearing on a proposal by the Indianapolis Railways, Inc.. to give Charles W. Chase, president, a com~ mon stock bonus valued at $50,000 for ‘services rendered.” Attorneys for common stock holders sought the permit time for the filing of obJections,

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Honor Mothers

2 v, Miss Katherine Degene (above) is in charge of the Mother's Day convocation at Washington High School at 10 a. m. tomorrow sponsored by the Washingtonians. The Rev. Howard Anderson is to speak. Friday afternoon club members are to entertain their mothers in the school gymnasium with a play, “Off the Old Block,” by Margaret Parsons, directed by Miss Agnes Meehan.

EAGLES NAME ROSS AERIE 211 PRESIDENT

mitt James J. Ross, newly elected president of Indianapolis Aerie 211, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and other officers are to be installed June 7. Mr. Ross was elected last night at a lodge meeting. He was opposed by Charles J. Jones. Other officers are Walter Johnson, vjce president; Joseph Sullivan, chaplain; Dr. J. J. Briggs, Aerie physician; Leonard B. Thiel, secretary; Jacob L. Smith, treasurer; John L. O’Hearn, conductor; John J. Pfarr, inside guard, and J. Ray

was elected trustee.

COURT REFORM FIGHT

United Press

WASHINGTON, May 4, — The Congressional battle over judiciary reorganization resolved today into a three-handed game of strategy in which the Administration sought to clinch a partial victory for President’ Roosevelt's Supreme Court Bill. What terms the Administration will accept or make ‘if its latest maneuver fails to break the present stalemate will be decided by the President, the Senate Judiciary Committee was informed in executive session by Chairman Ashurst.

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= DAY PLANS

Reports on the program being completed for Memorial Day observance. will be heard at a meeting of the General Memorial Association at 7:30" p. m. Thursday in Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St.

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DEAR DADDY-

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known school superintendents, on tour of the outstanding high schools in the country, are to, visit Technical High School torhorrow, city Will Improve the Charm of school officials said today. Your Features’. . . The tour is sponsored by the Na- You will be tional Occupational Conference of Hae ln New York, and is called the Occu- becoming our pational Educational Tour for School eyeglasses are, Superintendents. gue 1 improved design.

The group Is to observe particularly, school men said, the form of organization for guidance and placement for which Technical is noted. Dr. Edwin A. Leep former superintendent of San Francisco schools and now N. O. C. director, is in charge of the tour. Members will have dinner tomorrow nig with Supt. Paul C. Stetson in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The group is

to visit Cincinnati Thursday. | Dr. WEST

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“JACK OAKIE’S COLLEGE”

Jack Oakie runs the “‘college’’! Catchy music by Benny Goodman and Georgie Stoll! Hollywood comedians! Judy Gar= land sings! So join Jack Oakie’s College. .

HOLLYWOOD CELEBRITIES go to Eleanor Tennant for tennis instruc. ti#a. She has helped develop some of today’s highest-ranking women tennis stars. Eleanor says: “I often light up a Camel between games. I get a ‘lift’ in energy with a.Camel. I rank Camels tops for mildness.”

What a power-line “trouble shooter” is up against

OR 20 years, Al Tafft has been climbing poles and steel towers— working in a maze of high-voltage wires—repairing as many as 200 short circuits per day. Around him 11,000 volts lurk. It’s a‘tense job that will test digestion if anything will! Here's Al's

comment: ‘Sure!

Working among

high-voltage cables—in rain, snow, or sleet—isn’t calculated to help digestion. But mine doesn’t give me trouble. I smoke Camels with my meals and after. Camels set me right! They're right down my alley for mildness. And no matter how many I smoke, Camels never get on my nerves.” Smoking Camels speeds up ‘the flow of digestive fluids — alkaline digestive fluids. And Camels are mild!

PRIZES HEALTHY NERVES. Fred Jacoby, Jr, National Outboard Motorboat Champion 2 years in a row, tells one of the reasons why Camel is his cigarette: “I've smoked Camels regularly. They never get on my nerves. I smoke

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MEL OTT, a big gun of the New York Giants, Nat'l League Champions. His specialty —home-runs! “Believe me,” says Mel," I’m careful to smoke a cigarette that doesn’t interfere with my physical condition. That's Camels in any man’s language.”

them as much as I like.”

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