Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1937 — Page 14

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FF : Fy oF . » 3 2 : PAGE 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 F inventor of the Keeler lie-detector, LEGION POST TO MEET , OF ON p rospec t 1 ve > School P upils Ge Il xamina i 10 7s arly FEDERAL AGENT and Chief Harry M. Dengler, of the| The Hayward - Barcus Post Amer=U. S. Treasury Department, also are loam Legion, Is to eat Wetnesiey J i 10 toll night a in the D; A. R. apter to serve on the instructional staff. House, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. JuTimes Special nior auxiliary members are to give ® BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 7.—|? playlet. The post has been inIndi li vited to attend a dance of Voiture # L F R Earl Hoff, Indianapo is Junior, was| 145 of the 40 and 8, May 15. one of seven students initiated into - * 0 Ee Be mere ammvantietont [stew spine Patierue im R. W, Husted Heads Board Candidates for State Force... LINOLEUM ___Sq. Yd. 39¢ § To Make Plans for | To Train at I. U. Others were Jimmy Cathcart, I ROY oe. $2.88 AS i In Jul Michigan City; F. Jay Nimtz, South Federal Home Equipment Entertainment. y. Bend; C. Ben Dulton, Hammond; | 124 N. PENN. 1 RI-1766 a Fe Edwin Ham, Markleville; Phillip W. o N.. | Times Special Rothrock, Bloomington, and Charles ] a * ay Er BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 7.—|H. Sparrenberger, Evansville. TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES Conference here May 21 to 25 were L. A. Hince, Washington, Federal . : being made this week by the local Bureau of Investigation agent, has \ | committee, headed by Ralph| W. beer: appointed by Director J. Ed- MOTH ER " 3 Husted [of the Junior Chamber of gar Hoover to serve on the in- TOO Conese. tt b ud M structional staff of the Indiana Uni- En I Gift ommittee members include Mrs. 2 ; res : niovs Love ifts Edgar H. Evans, William D. Salyre, versity Police Training School here [oy Y r= | Indiana| . Department adjutant, in July. : C an ol y 1 _ American Legion; Dr. Francis D. Training is to be offered 125 Co. 3 McCabe, N. P. C. local committee young men July 5 to 31 under the Daintily Packed in Af- J Se Marie Janey, rion supervision of the Indiana State tractive okt . 1 DULY Mumia on Police and the University In- { officer; William H. Book, Chamber I LT 25¢ up of Commerce executive vice presi- stitute of Crimina dent: | Dr. Amos W. Butler. Frank ology. After completion of the four- FF L 0 Ww E R S . Ky K. Hosler, East Chicago, Ingdan week course, the 50 highest-ranking hich av SHE men are to be chosen by the Indiana | Potted Plants—Several rs. W., D. Keenan, = 2 : Ty trict Federation of Women's Clubs State Police Board for appointments Varieties popreistiasjve to the force. Those named are to ; s, - Among those who are Jo. i begin work in September. 25¢ up the wark which; coor) The students are to be quartered 3 lbert | H. - : counci bs [have done, BIE Aen End : . So : in tents on the lot north of the H oO S i 3 R Y Pair | Stoneman, director. S gna Here's a new kind of entrance examination. Annually, the children | pierdhouse. Reveille will be sounded : . i House, Boston, Mass.; Sani who are to enter Pleasant Run and Shadeland Schools the next year |. s.99 5 m. and taps at 10 p. m., Full fashioned, all the newest C ) Bates, director, Boys’ Clubs 12 are cxamined by Dr. Herbert Call. He is shown above giving Raymond ording to Prof J. J. Robinson shades. No irregulars. Mother will America, New York; Thomas : : : Askern the medical once over according | > vs 7 appreciate this personal gift. “Gosling national director, Junior And above is Barbara Ping, 5 next September, being weighed by , : : Institute director. Red Cross; Washington, D. County Nurse Mrs. A. L. Taylor, and Mrs. A. H. Heath, roundup chair- Lieut. Don L. Kooken of the State a | rns, exscative secre- | man for Shadeland School. If health defects are found, the children's DREDGING OF RIVER jointly by the new District Flood | Police and Chief Special Agent W. M C C R O R y' tary, [Co-ordinating Councils, on parents are notified and they make an effort to have ‘them corrected. | Board and the War Department as | I. Spitler of the Menon Sioa, = a flood preventive move, Henry B. | regular lecturers for the University Francisco, Calif.; Samuel C. Kin 3 MILES AUTHORIZED ls D 0 y olicer tactics course; Dr. Leonarde 17-21 East Washington St. - cheloe, Chicago "Theological Semi- | N. Y. DOCTOR TO TALK Steeg, city engineer and flood board | P $ nary; Chicago; Harry A. Wann, DENHAR DT ON BOND a t od. Cont a said. Keeler, of Northwestern University, > ic | Board © 00 ontrol | ; Supervising Principal of Public | he 75 I J A J RE eT I Madison. N. J: Edudrd PENDING RETRIAL| TO INDUSTRIAL CLUB ong abn oweting seek EE ne C. Lindeman, New York School of Fr — | terday authorized the dredging of i = : = . Social Work; Dora M. Einert, By United Press Dr. Samuel W. Grafflin of New ' white River for a distance of three @ = tn a oy Cin NEW CASTLE, Ky, May /T— | york, is to address members of the | miles, from 1000 feet south of 30th |: gE Pittsburgh; John ali, director i : hardt i _ | St. up the channel to Kessler Blvd., : ; x | Community Organization, State De- Brig. Gen. Henry H. Den grdt was Indianapolis Indasirial Club Tues ot a Nest. 2 PY ® © t 5 b partment of Public Welfare, Seattle. | free on bond today while Common- | day evening at their dinner meeting The work Is t0 be undertaken as : I ; £ . The | association is a voluntary | wealth officials announced he would | in the Y. M. C. A. Building. a WPA project. - It was requested £ | a Oa On, Ce eveloaman | De tried again on charges of slay- | Dr. Grafflin, who has had wide : : EN go ny . and ing his fiancee, Mrs. Verna Garr | experience in Industrial and social ROGRESS z t . adult courts. The newly elec ed Todor, ih ra. Hit Laas work in the East, will speak on E z president| is Timothy N. Pfeiffer, YC 3 "| “Facing Life Co-operatively.” In- Rinses, also, = gE 1 New York attorney. unable to agree on a verdict and stallation ceremonies are to be held in soft water. £ 2 Ee | | was dismissed yesterday. A defense |p" © Foo" micers of the z gE . | BORAH TO CRUSADE fotion 1 gush ine indieimeny club of which Orville Burke is | L A U NDRY E a | against Denhardt was denied. Dr. |" tient | 2 : . AGAINST FASCISY Arthur T. McCormack, Louisville, | Presiaent. s ! E Z Li resident of the American Pu LC | 0 z i ts Health Association, renewed his , Ap ui dw ; = i gE ae By U tet Press | |$25.000 bond under which Denhardt Den fe is hen You Eg E- i WASHINGTON, May 7— Sena or had been free before the trial. |S {RL SOY SEES Le £ : E | William E. Borah promised today | Denhardt left immediately for his front How. oh! 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