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

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SOCIAL CREDIT PREMIER SEEN READY TO QUIT

Royal Assent Denied to Three of Most Drastic Measures.

EDMONTON, Alberta, Oct. 7 (U. P.).—Prime Minister William Aberhart is believed ready to resign and seek a new mandate from the people who elected him as the world’s first Social Credit premier. Three of his most drastic measures, enacted by the Alberta Legislature and designed to give his Government control over banks and newspapers, were denied royal assent by Lieut. Gov. J. C. Bowen, King George VI's official representative. Bowen announced that assent would be withheld “until further signification thereon be received from His Excellency, the GovernorGeneral of Canada.” Without assent, Mr. Aberhart’s measures cannot become law.

Predicts New Election

It was expected that, should the Governor-General approve Mr. Bowen's action, Mr. Aberhart would dissolve the Legislature and call an election at which he would seek a new mandate. He declared in a radio speech less than 10 days ago that “within the next 40 days,” the people would be given an opportunity to “support the Government or continue under the oppressive heel of the financiers.” Mr. Aberhart refused to comment on Bowen's action, which was tantamount to an expression of nonconfidence in the Premier's Government. Mr. Bowen refused royal assent to: 1. An act adding $2,000,000 to the laxation of Alberta banks. 2. An act licensing bankers and banks and establishing local directorates dominated by Government

appointees to control the banks’ op-

erations. 3. An act requiring newspapers to reveal the source of ajl published news and opening newspaper columns to the free publication of anything ordered by the Government. Meanwhile, G. F. Powell, British

advising Mr. Aberhart in the drafting of Social Credit legislation, was arrested by City police last night on a criminal libel charge filed by Maj.

Gen. W. A. Grieasbach. Mr. Grieasbach alleged that he was one of a number of prominent Edmonton lawyers and business men who had been referred to by Mr. Powell as “bankers toadies.”

LEGION UNIT SPONSORS PARTY

The American Legion Service Post is to sponsor a public benefit card party at the Legion Hall in Oaklandon tomorrow night. The.

committee includes John F. Linder, Paul F. Walton, Gladys Fye and

Anna Evans.

ARE GIVEN PROGRAM

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Approximately 500 ministers and laymen from 30 central Indiana counties yesterday attended a meeting in Third Christian Church, at which the five-year “program of advance” of the Disciples of Christ was presented. : Dr. A. E. Cory, head of the Disciples’ pension fund, told the assembly that more than 1,500,000 members are to' be enlisted in the program to “strengthen the local church to advance with the Kingdom of God.” XA Dr. William F. Rothenburger, host church pastor, led devotions.

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Beginning today—and continuing for three weeks—the unidentified photos and silhouettes of the nation’s most famous film favorites will appear in The Indianapolis

Times daily. Each photo will be of a star

whose silhouette will appear during the contest. Each silhouette is to be identified

by the. contestant who is also to answer questions on the silhouetted star’s career. There will be 28 silhouettes ‘published in The Times within the next three weeks, on some days more than one being printed. Watch for the Hollywood Forecast Edition

next Wednesday, Oct. 13, as it will contain .

information necessary to contestants.

101 PRIZES

SECOND PRIZE

-$100 IN CASH

THIRD PRIZE

$50 IN CASH

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FIFTH PRIZE

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7th to 16th

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17th to 26th—

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. 2. Keep all photos and silhouettes and send them together with answers, to the Silhouette Contest Editor of The Indianapolis Times, following completion of the contest. Send with them the name of your favorite movie star and an essay of not more than 100 words telling why.

3. Watch this newspaper for notice of special section which will carry three pictures and silhouettes. :

4. Judging will be based on: “A. Correctness of identification. : :

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B. Correctness and completeness of answers to

CONTEST RULES

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of coming films to appear in the Hollywood Forecast Section. Any coming films not mentioned in that edition will not be considered in the judging.

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7. In case of a tie, equal prizes will be awarded.

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