Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1938 — Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1938

NOMINATIONS FOR, U. ALUMNI OFFICES MADE

Dr. Matthew Winters. Now President, Is Candidate To Succeed Himself.

Zimez Special BLOOMINGTON, Mav 6.—Nominations for offices of the Indiana University Alumni Association have been announced here bv Alumni Secretary George F, Heighway Ballots have been mailed to members of the association and the] votes will be counted at commence- | ment t Nominees for pre Matthew Winters, now president, and Campbell, South Bend, assistant United States Attornev for the Northern District of Indiana. AtJohn S. Tavlor, Sullivan, and William G. Thompson. Columbus. have been nominated for vice president, and Ward G. Biddle, university controller, and Attorney IL. Lerov Baker, Bloomington, for treasurer. Mr. Biddle is now treasurer. The following have been nominated for the three vacancies oni the executive council: Dean L. Barnhart, Goshen: Benton J. Bloom, Columbia City: Theodore R. Dann, Indianapolis; Paul E. Laymon, In-| dianapolis; Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ethel Larm Stembel, Bridgeport. |

are Dr Indianapolis, Alexander M.:

Miss Betty Dickerson, Indianapolis. was initiated this week info Alpha Lambda Delta, honorary scholastic society for freshman women at the University Miss Dickerson is a graduate of Technical High School and has a scholarship from Delta Sigma Kapp Sorority. First places in the geometry diVision and the comprehensive fieid of the state high school mathematics contest at I. U. were won by John | C. Coffin and Edward Eberhardt, respectively. Technical High School, Indianapolis, it was announced nere today.

URGES CO-OPERATION OF EAST, MIDWEST

Head of New England Council Addresses lowa Group.

DES MOINES. Towa. May 6 (U. F ) —President James W. Hook of England Council today for mutual understanding znd co-operation between industrial New

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i told the Des Mboines hamhber of Commerce that because agriculture and industry have similar problems, “indus ceed in this country on a large scal without a prosperous agriculture: nor can agriculture succeed if industry is in a chronic state of depression.” Rigid tariffs and entitrust laws. he said, keep prices of manufactured goods from fluctuating as much as those of farm products. “Price levels to a farmer are vital | things. When he sees them drop so that his income is put in jeop-| ardy, he very properly is deeply | concerned. And when he sees them | drop without a corresponding de-! cline in the prices of manufactured | goods, he properly asks the reason! why. ! “Tariff rigidities in the case of! farmers have only served to make them dependent upon an artificial price level created during the period when surpluses were no problem. which price level could not be maintained when surpluses were excessive. . . . What is needed in both agriculture and industry is more and more products at less and less! COSt. . . “That . . . will come about when a way is devised to keep the farmers’ surpluses from tving his prices to world levels. This might he accomplished in part. at least, by revising our tariff schedules heavily downward, provided industry and labor and agriculture would permit it”

STUDENT ORATORS COMPETE TONIGHT

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FRANKLIN, May 6 —Student orators from Franklin, Wabash, Goshen, Earlham, Manchester and Marion Colleges and Taylor University are to compete in the Indiana State Peace Oratorical Contest to be held here this evening. Charles E. Gaines, Danville, Ill, a Wabash senior, is regarded as a| strong contendor for the title in, view of the fact that Wabash men have won first place in nine out of the last 12 contests.

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