Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1938 — Page 23

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1938

STATE MILLERS RE-ELECT ALL OFFICERS HERE

Two-Day Convention Closes With Talk by Official Of Federation.

All officers of the Indiana Millers’ State Association were re-elected as closed at

the organization

tvo-day convention the Hotel Severin They R. 8S. Robertson, ® 3 Erownstown, president, Harold Yoder, Auburn, vice-president: C. Thomas, Marion, secretary, E. M. Boldt. Waynetown: Mrs. E. A. O'Donnell, North Webster: C. Dutschke, Cannelton, and John H. Weber Jr, Sunman, directors. At closing sessions today, McElroy, Chicago, Millers’ Federation staff member, soundness and uniformity milling industry accounting, Fred K. Sale, Indianapolis, Grain Dealers’ Association secretary, spoke on Dealers.” Other Noland C. Wright,

were: E. WwW

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speakers Anderson,

Millers Association secretary. Speaking at yesterday's session, C. D. Alexander,

told the delegates that it is business to put on gov-

dent, the duty of united “pressure for spending less” ernment. He said: “Unless a brake is slammed with vigor and purpose, we find it necessary to begin te down on schools and other local and national functions of We shall find it necessary simply because we cannot raise or money any longer to pour in to satiate the tremendous appetite we have developed.” Other speakers yesterday included E. M. Haynes, Portland: John L Blish, Seymour; O. F. Brewer, Tipton; R. C. VanHorn, Indianapolis: J. L. Brenn, Huntington. and H. H. Hawlick. Evansviile.

on, shall

CONSIDER WOMEN FOR BRITISH ARMY

LONDON. May 68 (U. P) Gen. Sir John Brown, director general of the British Territorial Army, met with prominent women at the war office today to consider plans for formation of women's organizations within the Army. Minister of War Leslie Hore-Be-lisha announced that he had drafted a plan whereby women would be able to enlist in the territorial army to perform minor duties behind the lines and relieve men for more active tasks.

CHARGES ARE DISMISSED

Judge Charles J. Kardismissed robbery

Municipal abell today

charges which were pending since |

last March against Eugene Barrett, 28, of 1123 Olive St. He was one of

three men who were arrested fol- | lowing the holdup of Harry Koches, | a restau-!

5131 Massachusetts Ave, rant proprietor. Charges against the other two men were dismissed previously.

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M. L.| National | urged | in flour! Indiana | “Honor Roll Protection of | were | and | Gus Breaux. Louisville, Southeastern | opening | Indian- i apolis Chamber of Commerce presi- |

cut | government. |

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! ment of Mrs,

Senator Proves

Perched high on a circus wagon, Texas proves in the picture ahove that not confined to the halls of Congress Texan as he drove a team of prancing horses in of which Geraldine Murrell,

Circus at Gainesville, Tex., Riding with the Senator is Mrs. milliner, who also can Waly a ght

TEN FLEE BLAZE AT 3-STORY APARTMENT

Stove Explodes and Ignites ! Drying Clothing.

Ten persons, including four small children and a baby. were driven from a three-story frame apartment at 424 W. Merrill St. vesterday afternoon by fire caused by explosion of a kerosene stove. The blaze started in the apartFannie Philips when

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S. Senator Tom Connally of his flair for showmanship is T'he photo shows the veteran the Community he was honorary ringmaster, department store

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ling up to dry. Firemen estimated loss at $2000. Besides Mrs. Philips, those who fled were Mrs. John Bray and her two sons, Irwin. 2, and Richard, 4; Mrs. Mabel DePhue, a neighbor who was visiting Mrs. Bray, and Mrs. DePhue’s nephew, Donald Raymond Silcox, 18 months; Mrs. Marag on, ‘and her two children, Wayne Jr., 3. and Phyllis, 2, and Mrs. Lizzie Coates.

the stove cet Bre to Clothing hang-

BLOND TO BE PROM QUEEN AT FRANKLIN

PP) students pretty,

FRANKLIN. May 6 (U Franklin College men have chosen Mary White, hlue-eved blond coed, as Prom queen Miss White,

member of

of Franklin Delta Delta Sorority. will be crowned prom May 20. Fremont prom chairman, of Greenwood, be her escort. Miss White recently one of Franklin's most

Delta at Green.

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Pageant at Coliseum “On May 21.

Boy Scout leaders today continued | their efforts to enroll every Boy Scout and Cub in Indianapolis in the cast for the opening pageant |

lof the Boy Scout circus at the Fair

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Ground Coliseum on May 21 About 2500 Scouts and 500 Cubs will occupy the arena at one time

|if the Scout Council's plan is real-

according to Wallace O. Lee. president and circus committee chairman, |

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Helen |

Following the opening spectacle | | there are to be demonstrations of

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| ergy of coal, ofl and other power-| Jered in Austria, England, Belgian | producing products we use today,” | Congo, and in Utah in the United he said, “but outside of knowing |States.

stunts, horsemanship and | AUTO FUEL UEL FORESEEN | that radium is approximately a mil- | lion times more powerful than a MILLER-WOHL FORMAL DRESSES

ses i cine BITASES OF Scou' training. | ROCHESTER, Minn. Minn, May 6 (U.|given amount of coal, it would be | Kiger Is Grand Marshal | P.).~Dr. R. E. Fricke of Mayo Clinic | difficult to estimate the innumerEarl W. Kiger, Council member, | Sées the possibility of some day driv-|able uses of this versatile sub- ® BRIDAL PARTIES lis to be grand marshal of the pag- | Ing an automobile for a 26-year pe- | stance when scientists harness its ® DRILL TEAMS SIZES 12 TO 46 45 East Washington St,

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"USE OF RADIUM FOR Rust tying, athletics, first aid and |

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