Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1937 — Page 5

BOOK REVIEW TONIGHT ington ®t. Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Margaret Wood Raley will | Preceding the review, an organ re-

review the book, “And So Victoria,” | cital Will be given by Miss Jean at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Wash. | Lentz.

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CHASES THIEVES | Twke Leads in Class Drama

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1%, 1937

* FRESHMAN HIE Thevdl Star in Church Plays

AT SHORTRIDGE SET FOR TODAY

Guidance Committee Head In Charge of Program For New Pupils.

The annual program for incoming | Shortridge High School freshmen | was to be presented today at 2:30 | p. m. in the school auditorium. Miss Ruth Lewman, Freghman Guidance | Committee chairman and teacher | in the Spanish Department, was to preside.

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Merchant Policeman Finds | Burglars but They Escape With $5.

Burglars who stole more than $83 in three crimes overnight were hunted by police today. A merchant policeman passing a restaurant in the 5500 block E. Washington St. saw two men in the rear of the room, but was unable to catch them in their flight through a

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Mrs. Edna Lemon Willard Dixon A four-act comedy, “The Road to the City,” will be presented by the Loyal Workers Bible Class of the Bighth Christian Church Sunday School in the auditorium of School 75, 14th and Belle Vieu Place, Friday night. Mrs, Edna Lemon and Willard Dixon are to have the leading roles in the drama. Others in the cast include Grace Kolb, Winfred Edwards, Edna Fultotn, Don McLain, Arthur Sprowl, De im Laue and Willard and Edna Dixon,

MERIT LIST OPENED |PRESS BUILDING OPENS FOR ACCOUNTANTS Completion of the building ex-

Applications for examination for | pansion of the Bramwood Press, 171 'w, North St, was announced to-

junior accountant in the State Division of Unemployment Compensa- |day with the opening of a three-day tion are to close Nov. 18, the Bureau [open house celebration. Increase in of Personnel announced today. |business required additional faciilThe post pays between $150 and [ties i. J. Bramwood, president, an$195 a month, Date of examination | nounced. was to be announced after the ex- | piration of the filing date for appli-

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The program was arranged by These four children have leading roles in three one-act plays to be Mrs Della Thompson, dean of girls, | presented Friday night in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church recreaa Se i | tion hall by the church's Children’s Theater, ; conference groups ” . | They are (left to right) James Ricketts, Jane Martin, Mary Ann Those included on the program | Menycke and Fred Richardson. Forty-six children are in the casts. Were: “Rill Evans. Betty Ann ED | The plays are first of a group to be give by 65 children under direction Helen ‘Lou Morrison Jack Weber. of Miss Kay Kerrick. The plays are “Mr. Sing a Long Man,” “The Elliot Goodman. Fred Lloyd, Mar *| Little Invisible Guest” and “In the Kitchen of the King. shall Sams, Tom Hedge, Bill Keller, Bob Christie, Earl Breech, Marina INT N TO DEDICAT Louise Armstrong, Martha Jo Me- | Guire, Karl Cretors, Joan Adele Miller, Helen Cusack, Sam Fulker- |

L JINGS AT | tenis the special session's openson, Claude Harmeson, Jack Ed- I Only Rep. Louis Ludlow, with his

| wards, Bob Harris, Paul Beaver, | peace referendum proposal, had Bob Nigh, Jim Howey, RABIN | any A legislative plans. P.) ~The state today began its ef-

Faber, Natalie Ratcliff, Robert HolFoe morn Eo Rohr and the Senator to > Be on on Hand for NET PLAYER'S WIFE Grid Game Saturday | forts to convict Henry Dingledine, ns AWARDED DIVORCE fi, Sins Bt Ss

Freshman Boys’ Glee Club. with the slaying of two officers fol-

entered through a rear window and took $5 from the cash register, the owner told officers. Jesse Williams, 52, 36 W. Vermont St, Apt. 7, reported that someone had entered his rooms with a pass key and stole more than $54, While Frieda Schreiber, 3033 N. Illinois St., was upstairs about 6:30 p. m. yesterday, a burglar entered by an unlocked front door and stole a purse containing $24, she told police.

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ing the program were: Fred Rass- | man, Ruth Quick, Norma Smith, | Helen Morrison, Mary Price, Doris McCullough, Leslie Weaver, Bill | Evans and Bob Hendrickson.

RED CROSS REPORTS | GAINS IN ROLL CALL 5

Support Is Yardstick of Civic Spirit, Brown Says.

Gains In American Red Cross memberships were reported today to the Indianapolis chapter, conductig its annual roll call. Several business organizations reported 100 per cent enrollment and others showed increases, Extent of Red Cross support is a yardstick of a community's willingness to support vital public enterprises, Arthur V. Brown, Indianapolis chapter terasurer, told volunteer workers at a meeting in the Indianapolis Athletic Club yesterday “New industries have been coming to our city to establish factories,” Mr. Brown said, “and I know that the men who head these industries are not interested in communities whose citizens are not willing to accept fully their civic responsibilities. “If campaigns like this one and others are neglected by the | public, people from the outside may get the impression that there is | something lacking in the spirit of Indianapolis.” Reporting 100 per cent enrollment were: Chicago & Northwestern Railroad: White, Wright & Boleman, Akron Surgical House, Inc.; Service Spring Co.; National Bituminous Coal Commission; Commerscial Investment Trust; Indianapolis Council, Boy Scouts of America, and Royal Typewriter Co.

DUCKS DROWNED IN FISH NETS AT HAVEN

MICHIGAN CITY, Nov. 17 (U. P.) —State Conservation officials today asked the aid of Federal authorities in apprehending the person or persons who laid several hundred feet of fish nets along the Yacht Harbor here to trap wild ducks. The trap, containing 60 wild ducks, was discovered late yesterday by Game Warden Charles F. Rhodhamel. Diving for food, the ducks became entangled in the net and were drowned. The local yacht harbor is a protected haven for hundreds of migratory birds.

RAIL SERVICE CLUB HEARS OF PROGRESS

Charles W. Chase, Indianapolis Railways, Inc, president, outlined modernization, gains made by the company during the last five years when he addressed the ninth annual meeting of the firm's 20-Year Club in the Hotel Lincoln last night, Club directors elected were Julian Witham, Arthur Roundtree, John Farr, Lon Kramer, Raymond Poland, Alvin Sylvester, Otis Denny, Ray Hereth and Harry Halter. William Lampbert was honored as the oldest member of the club and

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-—-Sena- RENO, Nev, Nov. 17 (U, P).— [tor Minton (D. Ind.) is to return | Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Alonso was ranted an uncontested divorce at | to Bloomington Friday night before iE private trial from Manuel Alonso, | his alma mater, Indiana University, | former United States second ranklines up for its annual football | | ing tennis player. game with Purdue. | She charged extreme cruelty. A ‘ors plans to attend the campus | sealed agreement settled property =wow the night before the game | rights. They were married in Philand to dedicate new buildings huilt adelphia, May 2, 1935.

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