Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1937 — Page 7

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.« WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1037 — ~ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

hs 3000 EXPECTED |'Chute Club Is Denied Permit | ~ oetroiT | SIOUX FALLS : FLINT

. ¢ : . ? FOR ELK S 38TH For ‘Graduation’ Stunt Here . | | aa PEORIA Fifteen members of the Smithfield, O., Parachute Jumping Club are : MEETING still up in the air about a place to land. . J Yesterday I. J. Dienhart, Municipal Airport superintendent, turned °

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down an application from Paul Glinzak, president of the club, to stage eT 2% a “mass graduation” of ‘chute jump-

Grand Exalted Rul | HE ers in connection with the Poiice ors = tor” ALABAMA LINE

port May 30. Mr. Dienhart explained that the

and Firemen’s Air Circus at the .i1- DES MOINES In Logansport.

Times Special LOGANSPORT, Ind. May 19.— Approximately 3000 delegates representing Elk lodges in all parts of Indiana are expected to attend the 36th state convention June 1, 2 and 3 in Logansport. Logansport, Lodge 66, host to the group, will have among its guests David Sholtz, Jacksonville, Fla. grand exalted ruler and past Governor of Florida. The convention is to be climaxed by a parade of 35 floats at 11 a. m. on June 3. Music is to be furnished by 25 bands and drum corps.

Direct Arrangements

Those in charge of arrangements are Frank Sibley, local exalted ruler; Robert Hillis Jr, leading knight, who willl act as program chairman; Carl 'Monninger, past exalted ruler and chairman of the convention executive committee: Mrs. Charles W. Snyder, Mrs. Frank Sibley, and Mrs. Robert Hillis Jr. The program on June 1 is to feature registration; a golf tournament | at the Country Club; a luncheon:for David Sholtz at the Barnes Hotel; ritualistic contest for the J. T. Fanning cup and cash prize; stag party at the Elks’ club, and a ladies’ theater party. ; The business session on June 2 is to be opened by A. Gordon Taylor, La Porte, president of the Indiana Elks ' Association, Mayor W. O. Fielder and Frank Sibley will give welcoming addresses, while Mr. Taylor will give:the response. The elec- | tion will follow.

Memorial Planned The day's program also will include trap and skeet shooting at the Izaak Walton League, memorial . address in the lodge rooms by William F. Hanley, past exalted ruler of Logansport; ladies’ luncheon and

T0 DISCONTINUE

Last Streetcar to Run Saturday; Motor Bus. Service Planned. Streetcar service on Asborin BC

is to be replaced by motor bus. The trolley line is to be aban-

waiver from the Department of Commerce which makes it necessary to carry heavy liability insurance. Since the parachute ‘graduates’ range in age from 14 to 21, it would be impossible to permit such a leap under the waiver, he said. Mr. Glinzak’s group was refused permission to make its leap at the

the jump anyway.

UNION TO HOLD PARTY

airport operates under a Class No. 1 |

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Lunken and Mount Holly airports in | Cincinnati on May 1. A few days | later five members of the club made |

doned with the last.car Saturday A party is to be given by the | night, according to James P. Tret- | Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen | ’ . i ton, vice president and general manager of the Indianapolis Street

ilway i vi I" . CAPITOL CITY RARIO CO, "= Railways Co. The Public Service SEE I'l BEFORE YOU BUY!

Commission yesterday approved the pt TH , iti = 1 i company’s petition to abandonTit, ENE y — All service is to be suspended for - 30 days while the: street is being | Be

7 tw Ft. / e. "Think paved between Ft. Wayne Ave and | Think of It!

11th St. | y + “ AAT ”» After that, motor busses will run | A GENUINE *ZENITH

north on Alabama as far as 19th | | AUTO RADIO

St., at 8:15 p. m. today.

St., then west to Delaware where | the old Riverside bus line will be | picked up. Cost of the paving is estimated | at $25,000. |

3 NEW STATE POLICE | BARRACKS PLANNED

Three new. state police barracks | may be built this summer, accord- | ing to State Safety Director Donald FP, Stiver. With WPA aid, they can be con-| : str i igonier g { Powerful superheterodyne ‘automatic aid Foci diitets me mai | | Toho, SHES A Shelbyville delegation called on

Mr. Stiver yesterday urging trans- | Capitol City Radio Co.

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