Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1937 — Page 4
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Sa . 1 : {4 TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1937
BOY CYCLIST KILLED hart, was| killed last night when ELKHART, Ind, May 11 "” Rob- | struck by an automobile as he rode * ert Miller, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. | his bicycle along the highway near
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LIONS TO ELECT
because of its stability, had become the “keystone of security” in American life.
OFFICERS, PUSH HELP FOR BLIND
Shirley Consiiered Likely Convention Choice for Governor.
Closing their 15th annual convention here, Indiana Lions today made plans to carry forward their “White Cane” activities to aid the blind. Officors ‘were to be elected this afternoon. Walter H. Shirley, In-
Club to Continue White Cane’ Drive
ON INSURANCE, GOVERNOR SAYS
Commends High ideals of Business; Layton New President.
Governor Townsend commended the high plane upon which the insurance business is conducted in a talk at a dinner honoring George H. Newbauer, State Insurance Commissioner, last night at the Indian-
Messick, managers of the United States Filedity & Deposit Co. of Baltimore, was awarded the Frank
service to the insurance business during the year.
Others elected at the afternoon
‘meeting besides Mr. Layton were
Harlan J. Hadley, H. F. Sweeney, Ben R. Turner, Homer L. Rogers and P. O. Powers, vice presidents of the Federation; Herbert A. Lucky, treasurer, and Joseph G. Wood, secretary-counsel. William J, Henshaw is retiring president.
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John E. Messick, of Poster & | Charles Miller living north of Elk- | his home.
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apolis Athletic Club. He said he thought that the eonfidence expressed by the public in
Extractions, Fillings,
dianapolis, present state secretary-
Headaches—Dizzy Spells tresaurer, was considered the prob- X-Rays, Treatments
= h 'N Only a small down payment necesushes—"'Nerves' for ‘Pyhorrhea, Plate
sary—pay the balance in small week-
able choice for Southern District governor. He would succeed J. P. Flint, Crawfordsville, present -governor.
A resolution was drawn containing a four-fold program for furthering white cane activities. The Lions plan to continue supplying the braille magazine to all blind children in the state: to present white canes to all blind adults in Indiana; and to aid in rehabilitating blind people by finding them jobs for which they are fitted. A specific plan also was drawn to post signs along the county road leading north of Broad Ripple to the State Blind School at 77th St. warning motorists to “Drive Carefully—Blind Children.” This work covering about two miles of road, is expected to begin immediately, according ‘to Edward O. Snethen, chairman of the committee on state activities for the blind.®
President Speaks
The convention last night heard Edwin R. Kingsley, Parkersburg, W. Va., international president. . Speaking at the governor's banquet in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel, Mr. Kingsley stressed the value of Lionism in meeting the “radicalism” in international affairs and the building of a better citizenship among the youth of America. With approximately 600 in attendance, Mr. Kingsley told the meeting that ‘‘only rearing men and women of good caharacter, not culture, will stand the tests of time.”
He added that “there is not an adequate program of character building in our schools and colleges today. Half of our people have no religious affiliation whatever. Throughout this land we are flooded with filthy pulp magazines that print the worst of filthy reading matter.” He pleaded for aid to underprivileged children. W. W. French, international di- - rector who spoke at the same meeting, praised the recent flood relief work of Lions in southern Indiana. He also discussed the advancement of the organization in Indiana, calling for a membership drive that will increase the number of clubs from the present 106 to more than 200. He said those 200 clubs would include more than 10,000 members— more than double the present number. :
Study District Split
Listed as principle business .for -today was a committee report on a ‘ resolution to split the northern district into two districts comprising approximately 31 clubs each. The resolution was introduced by Edward H. Paine, Michigan City, northern district governor. Delegates believed the convention would go on record as favoring the proposal, but would delay action until
As Indiana Lions closed their
they made plans to continue their ‘White Cane” activities, a program to help the blind. Edward O. chairman of the committee on state activities for the blind, is hold-
800 State Telephone Oftices
Represented ar Conterénce|, te —uim i
Snethen (center), Indianapolis,
Representatives from more than 800 telephone: exchanges throughout the state were to gather here today and tomorrow for the 18th annual convention of the Indiana Telephone Association at the Claypocl Hotel. Occupying prominent places on the program are Dr. Frank B. Jewett, New York, president of the Bell Systen| Laboratories, who will speak
on “Some Recent Results of Tele.
phone Research,” and Dr. Gus W. Dyer of Vanderbilt speaking on “Conflicting Operating Principles of Business.” The objects of the association, according to its officials, are to establish uniformity of construction, maintenance, operation and accounting; provide useful information; protect telephone investments; cultivate cordial relations and to systematize, unify and make efficient the state's telephone interests.
Officers are Frank E. Bohn, Ft. Wayne, president; R. V. Achatz, Aurora, first vice president; J. G. H. Klingler, Brazil, second vice president, and W. H. Beck, Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer and manager.
was held this morning. It was to be followed by a business session at 10:30 a. m., which was to be addressed by Claude Rich, Bloomington, past district governor. A noon session was also scheduled, with the 1:30 business meeting closing the convention's business. Fun-making activities are to bhegin this evening, following golf tournament awards. A move to choose Gary as the 1938 convention city was reported. The selection was to be made at this afternoon's session.
QUICK BED BUG
To kill bed bugs, their eggs and young, use Peterman’s Discovery. All-purpose insecticides can’t do the job as well. Spray Discovery into all eracks in wall and floor. Put it in mattress seams, bed springs, behind baseboards, moldings, wherever bed bugs breed and hide. Bugs suck it in and die. 256, 35¢ and 6oc a can, at your druggists.
University,
ing one of the canes to be given to blind people. With him are J. P. Flint (left), Crawfordsville, retiring governor of the southern district, and Edward P. Paine, Michigan City, retiring northern district governor.
convention here
ing. &ss Hazel Warren of the association’'s extension division, led the discussion of Indiana library conditions. The second meeting is to be held
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Methods of library service and problems of book buying were to be discussed at two of a series of meetings of the Indiana State Library Association today and tomorrow. Annual district meetings, which | opened today in Worthington, are | to continue through June 1. Meet- | ings this week are being held in | southwestern counties. Miss Alice Wills, Worthington librarian, was chairman of the Worthington meet-
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the profession was due partly to cooperation by the Government. lieve such headaches, hot flashes, dizzy
More than 700 attended the affair, spells, depression and “nerves” coming on
sponsored by the Insurance Federa- at 45° try 2 to'3 Zo-ak Tablets 3 times & tion of Indiana. day. These harmless tablets contain the : hormone and other helpful substances David Layton, manager . of the Often dmcrived by physicians to relieve New Amsterdam Casualty Co, Was | ak Tablets (orange CHANGE Le elected president at a business ses- | are sold and recommended Hook's, -
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