Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1938 — Page 6
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Repairs were made today . on heating ecuipment at the Golden Theater, ©116 E. Washington St. damaged “y fire last night. Two hundred patrons quietly filed from the theatc* after the management announcec a small blaze had broken out. Flares first were noticed shooting from a blower in the heating syster: by a woman who notified theat:-r officials. Damage was $300
An $180" teaching fellowship at Smith College, Northampton, Mass., has been awarded to Miss Dorothy Sparrow, 3utler University senior majoring in zoology. Miss Sparrow plans to (do graduate work on a master’s ccgree while an assistant in the Smith College zoology laboratory
Police Chief Morrissey today said his depar:ment is co-operating with Prosecuto: Herbert M. Spencer in the inves gation of bingo games here. He said that “proper action” would be taken after games conducted fo personal or commercial
purposes -re inquired into.
Big For Railway Booster Club members re to hear C. A. Radford, Cincinnat’ publicity manager, speak on “Cour: ssy, Safety and Service” at a dinn-r meeting Monday at the Hotel Wea: hington. Other organizations joining in the program are American Legion Post 116, Athletic Associatic, Veterans and Social Club.
Indiana »olis Federation of Com- - munity C:vie Clubs is to elect officers and directors at a meeting at 8 p.m. tortorrow at the Hotel Wash-
ington.
The Exchange Club is to hear Ernest Cohr. Pittman-Moore Co. assistant & vertising director, at its luncheon meeting at Hotel Washington ‘omorrow noon. E. W. Sprague, National Exchange -Club president. is to speak here April 8 when the club observes the organization’s 27th birthday.
Ralph Vv. Wright, Indianapolis public schools music director, has been apovinted Butler University choir director. Mr. Wright is to succeed Frof. Donald C. Gilley who is to leav: tomorrow for Worcester, Mass., where he is to become a church rusic director.
Indiana Republican editors will vie for five cups at the annual meeting at the Severin Hote] on April 8. The new cup is to be offered by Luther D. Braden and E. J. Hancock,
Greensburg Daily News publisher.
It is to be awarded for the best first page fror: the standpoint of makeup. The cup is offered in lieu of the Georz=-D. Lindsay cup, permanent possession of which was won by the Greensburg. paper last year.
_Enlistm-nt of three Indianapolis recruits i: the United States Navy was announced today by Lieut. Comm. J. F. Rees. They were Morris Edward Earrett, son of Dan V. Barrett, 1434 Bradbury St.; Fred Zollie Nichols, son of Wilbur J. Nichols, 211 N. E:st St, and Herman Lewis Raney, g-andson of Mrs. Katherine ~ Raney, 17:2 S. East St.
Martin “oss, Chicago, recreational director =1ad former dean of George Williams College, Chicago, spoke on “Physica” Education—The Way to Health” +t a luncheon today at the Y. M. C A, attended by business and proi-ssional men.
REFORMED CONVICT GETS OLD JOB BACK
NEW “ORK, March 24 (U. P.)— Joseph J. Goldfarb, 60-year-old exconvict, who has been on “the straight--nd-narrow” for 20 years, got a new chance today to return
to his olc job as a “rubberneck” bus guide. ’ He hac worked at his trade for the last 10 years, but recently a new law made it necessary: for him to obtair a license. Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine refused to grant one because of his record, and Goldfarb was forced to go on relief with his 85-year-old father. So many protests followed that Commissioner «= Valentine agreed yesterda;” to reopen the case. Bus line officials said Goldfarb could have his job back as soon as he obtained his license.
PARIS AUTO WORKERS OCCUPY FIVE PLANTS
PARIS. March 24 (U. P.).—Workers of th2 Citroen .Co., most impertant of =:1 automobile companies in France, vent on strike foday and occupied all plants. Fifteer thousand workers occupied five plants here. ° They demanded *“enewal of collective labor contract:
Butler Oniversity$ annual spring vacation is to start with the close of classes tomorrow afternoon, Dr, James W/ Putnam, ‘president, announced today. Classes, including those in the evening division, which follow the same vacation schedule, are to resume April £
The - Rev. A. E. Cory, Christian Church Pension Fund director, will “1 speak ‘on, “More Christian Fellowship,” at a Northwood Christian Church Fellowship dinner at 6:30 o'clock tonight at the church. Similar Fellowship dinners are being held in 8900 Disciples Churches throughout the country. Rev. W. E. Carroll, pastor, will lead a special devotional service.
Bavarian Society of Indianapolis will celebrate its 50th anniversary Saturday with a festival program and dance at the Indianapolis Saengerbund Hall, 49% S. Delaware .St.
Capitol City Lodge 312, F. and A. M., is to hold a dinner-dance Saturday night at Masonic Temple. Albert Smith, secretary, will receive dinner reservations today.
South Side Turners are to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the organization’s founding with a public program at 8 p. m. Saturday at the hall, 306 Prospect St. Features include an appearance by the Indianapolis Liederkranz, bowery and floradora dances. Paul Koebeler is program chairman.
Richard Gripe, son = of Dr. and Mrs. Otto H. Gripe, 5402 E. Washington St., has been elected a senator of Alpha Sigma Kappa, Lake Forest, Ill, University social fraternity. ;
The Mexican Border Veterans of Indiana is to hold a smoker Saturday night at the EnglishyHotel,
First steps toward organization of a business and professional men’s association at 38th and #llinois Sts. were announced today. Following a meeting in the 38th St. community center last night, at which James H. Taylor presided, a committee has been named to promote interest in the proposed organization preparatory to the next meeting April 4.
The Lions Club is to hear the six candidates on the “Purple Ticket” for the board of directors at a luncheon meeting at the Columbia Club tomorrow noon. They are Merrill Attkisson, Nola E. Boyer, Wilson Mothershead, P. Waldo Ross, Orville Scott and C. D. J. Zimmerman. The election is to be April 8.
Indiana’s enforcement of architects’ registration laws was commended by Emory Stanford Hall, Chicago, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards secretary. He spoke last night at a dinner meeting of the Indiana chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the Indiana Society of Architects at the Architects and Builders Building.
Washington High School girls enrolled in physical education classes are to present a gymnastic exhibition and entertainment in the school auditorium at 8 o'clock tonight. Fol-
lowing gymnastic features, tum-.
bling, dancing and relays, the pupils are to appear .in “Historical Indiana,” which is to portray early and modern Hoosier life.
A cotirse in constitutional government will be conducted by O. S. Flick at the ¥. M. C. A. Night School starting at 6:30 tonight. The class will meet three hours each TuesYay and; Shursday night for 1
The ‘11th District Ameriosn Legion and Auxiliary meet. a 6:30 tonight: at the Greenfield Memorial Building. Gen. William K. Naylor, Ft. Benjamin Harrison commandant, will speak. W. G.
Shannon, New Palestine, is district
commander. New Palestine Post will be host.
Fred Wiecking has been elected
president of the Shortridge High |
School Senate. Others elected are Jack O’Brien, first vice president; Marrot Sinex, second vice president; Patricia McGuire, secretary, and Robert Stump. The Senate is modeled after the U. S. Senate, and the members, taking the names of well-
‘known Senators, debate and vote on
bills of national importance.
The adult choir of Centenary Christian Church, Oxford and 11th Sts., will present a musical, “The
‘| Melodies Album,” at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Ernest B. Gauker and Mrs. Bert Moon will be nar-
rators.
“What Does It Cost?” second in a |
series of forums on “Anticipating * will be conducted at 8 p. m. he Sonam M. C. A. E. J. Green will lead the discussion. The class leader is Dr. Thurman B. ce.
Indianapolis Shrine No. 6, White Shrine of Jerusalem, is to elect officers at 8 o'clock tonight in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St.
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