Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1938 — Page 11
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1938
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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PURDUE AWARDS At United Typothetae Conclave
CONTRACTS FOR NEW BUILDINGS
I. U. Blue Key Fraternity Heads Named; Assistants Also Announced.
Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Oct. 10.—Contracts have been awarded for construction 3 of Purdue University's proposed new chemical engineering building and a two-story underground annex to the Purdue Memorial Union Buildin
8 A bid of $257.000 won the general construction job on the chemical engineering structure for the George Fuller Co., Chicago. Freyn Bros, ; Indianapolis, received the heating, ventilating and plumbing contract |
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Criminal Indictments Sought In Case Going to Grand Jury Oct. 11.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (U. P).|§ —The Government's case against} the American Medical Association, to be presented to a Grand Jury next week, Was nearly completed | today. The case will be heard by a spe-| cial Grand Jury in secret sessions beginning Oct. 17. The Government
seeks criminal indictments against the A. M. A. on charges of using] “threatening and coercive” tactics | to combat a co-operative health organization. The main charges the Govern-
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Soloists at a concert to be presented by the Indianapolis Liederkranz Chorus next Saturday night at the clubrooms are Harry Ceder Holm, tenor (above); Miss
\\ |says a printed notice affixed to the
CAFE BARS JAPANESE LONDON, Oct. 10 (U. P.).—Japa-. nese merchants and city men have lost their favorite eating place in
London—the Chinese restaurant in Piccadilly Circus. “No Japanese will be served at this restaurant,”
TONIGHT
7:00—Al Pearce, WLW. 7:30—Richard Crooks, WIRE. 8:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 9:00—Guy Lombardo, WFBM.
entrance door. 9:30—Eddie Cantor, WFBM.
Tomorrow the Indianapolis Public Schools open their fourth consecutive season of classroom broadcasts at 2:15 p. m. on WFBM, with a “Music of Foreign Lands” pro-
ETE Ra, gram. Ralph W. Wright, the
i Lal | schools’ music director, will be guest |speaker. Four new broadcast-topic
| will be included in the year's radio :| activities over both local stations. | Networks, too, are emphasizing education. CBS’ “School of the Air,” | pioneer series, got under way today son its 10th season. MBS likewise i has inaugurated a similar series, i “Nation's School of the Air,” which {will be heard Monday’s-through-i Fridays at 9 a. m. from WLW. {| 8s = 3 | Strictly on the entertainment : side, we find Guy Lombardo and :| Al Pearce returning to the fold for [BPH the winter months tonight. F {| The Lombardo organization goes
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ON THE RADIO
scheduled by Senators Vandenberg (R. Mich.) and O'Mahoney (D. Wyo.) and Interior Secretary Ickes. Mr. Vandenberg will speak at 8:30 p. m. today from Sioux Falls, S. D,, and Mrs. O'Mahoney at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow from New York, both on {NBC-Blue. Secretary Ickes may be ‘heard on MBS from St. Louis at 9 |o’clock tonight. un
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Mr. O'Mahoney is to speak on the Antilynching Bill before the New York Board of Trade. Subjects for the other talks are not announced. un ” 2
The Brothers Beery, Wallace and Noah, with Eduardo Cianelli and Edmund Lowe, will give you an hour of Wallace Beery's screen hit, “Viva Villa,” on tonight's “Radio Theater” { broadcast. » Deanna Durbin and Bobby Breen, a couple of Eddie Cantor's proteges, will return to scenes of their first {triumphs when they guest-star on their discoverer’'s broadcast at 9:30 p. m. today, CBS-WFBM. | = 2 ”
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on a bid of $70.989, and the Wade- | lectric Co., Chicago, the elec- | of trical contract on a bid of $34,265. | Cornelius, Indianapolis, and J. Frank Smith, Rochester, N. Y. The B-W Construction Co. of Chi- snventioh Will last two Gavs cago was low bidder on the under-| convenuon i 5 i g has. ground structure at $51970. Frevn |
ros. also received the heating. | . . . ti and nd a, 60) 0 Printing Executives Hear Discussion of Tax Problem
with a bid of $8700, and the electric- |
| to work for Wayne King's long-time NBC-WIRE at 7:30 p. m. today for (cosmetic sponsors on CBS-WFBM | second broadcast since his return, at 9 o'clock. The Pearce Gang also After this program he will be ab.|has a new sponsor, plugging cereal Sént until Oct. 31, with Margaret .. now instead of cars. You may hear SPeaks taking his place meanwhile. ‘them at 7 p. m., NBC-WLW. His program for tonight includes - un a |Grieg’s “A Dream,” the last act
oO | aria from Puccini's “La Tosca,” pera fans, who may have for-|!and Tours’ “Mother O'Mine.” Al-
N gotten the announcement in Sat- fred Wallenstein will direct the \ urday’s Times, are reminded again accompanying orchestra in the that NBC-Blue will carry the sea- Overture to Gomez “Il Guarany,” si son's first opera broadcast from |Jarnefeldt's Praeludium, and “AuSan Francisco tonight at 10:05 tumn,” from the Glazounov suite, p. m. The work is Mozart's “Don “The Seasons.” Giovanni”; the stars, Ezio Pinza, | Elisabeth Rethberg and an Italian tk |[newcomer, Mafalda Favero; the : conductor, Fritz Reiner. = ” 2
Among the preminent persons attending the United Typothetae America convention at the Claypool Hotel today were George H. The
Roberta Bland, harpist, and Mrs. Edward LaShelle, pianist. Frederick Krull is chorus director,
TOWNSEND REPEATS WARNING ON GAMING
ford ment will try to prove are: | 1. Because of the opposition of the A. M. A. and its affiliate, the | District Medical Society, qualified doctors have been restrained from practicing as they saw fit. 2. Patients have been restrained | from selecting the physician of their | choice. S| The controversy began a little te “jover a year ago when 2500 Govern- ie Way t Gilliatt Named Head ‘ment employees organized the Group peated his warning the ibe Si : x Health Association, a co-operative Would have to take action if County Of Blue Key atl. U Delegates to the 52d annual convention of the United Typothetae organization to provide medical care officials failed properly to enforce . we {of America turned their attention to taxation problems this afternoon on a prepaid basis. The organiza-| ntigambling laws Times Special at the Clavpool Hotel. tion derived its funds from its mem- apie een oo d mblin BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 10.—Neal} R. Reid Vance, Columbus, O., was to speak on “Social Security Taxes bers who contributed fixed monthly Rejsraing 0 Re a is in oy<
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Gilliatt, Washington, Ind.. senior in/_Unemployment and Old Age Benefits.” payments. The association, in turn, conditions Business Administration, has been giscuss “Misceilancous Taxes.” | salary basis. | vi r wey t 3 3 ; as upc . Se Se : k ratson M. Gordon, Boston: | er : : derstood Grand Juries now were a chosen president of Biue Key, up-| More than 600 printing executives ner and Watson > The District Medical Society and | k in those Counties, and he des : pr Mi § ACA , J ! » i - Other officers named were Jim a plea for stabilizatioh of the print- CE an lmen, Chisago Honn | Some members contended that it|clared the State would not inter Bob Anderson, Milroy, vice presi-|jng industry by James Cockrell of > > he = ivi X, . : cialized medicine, that the ultimate | i i 3 ans |] r, Washin . ; : * | their investigations. recording secretary: Tom Buck, | The co-operation of each individ- Miller « W ashi ifton as result would be a lowering of the The ue described an edi x ~ - Jack Mueller, Ft. Wayne, | pe declared. BOY. 9. MAY FACE group health doctors would lack the torial in a Chicago paper, which umni secretary. | “The U. T. A. program to ac- [stimulus of competitive rivate charged a tieup between gambling | prog p ge p were named to the 1. U. debate most comprehensive and adequate science and development would | County political machines and the squad: Clvde Blocker. Huntington: and fits the demands of every indi- suffer. | County machines and the StateCapp, Rushville; Melvin Eggert. Ft. said ‘9-vear-old boy, whose name was General Thurman Arnold decid2d| «we are not going to get excited 7 y > i ul 71 - 3 > , » » > : ! MN I i 3 *3 ted : " : ! Wayne! Bmerson Eins, Fert vil Meet Until Wednesday | withheld, may face a possible charge that the two organizations had vio- |by such outstate criticism,” he said. | ard Hackett, Bloomington; John! Sessions of the convention will be three specific practices which he re- | : ; ’ : ik : | : N 2 , always has been able to Houghton Huntington; Robert held at the Claypool Hotel through connection with the death of | ards as uhlawil: [Indiana alwaj Mishawaka: Marvin Miller, Bedford. and Paul Meacham, Decatur. today that they would alternate in C matches throughout the
the Indiana University School of| John R. Shultz, Boston, was tos hired a staff of physicians on a Counties, the Governor said he unperclassmen’s service fraternity. of the country earlier today heard|yonr C. Henly Jr, Birmingham: | 0 A. M.A. immediately objected. |~°" BE ET I, A |ne_sndustey I. Gage. Indianapolis, and Harry L | Was a step in the direction of so-|fere until these juries have finished - City, corresponding secretary,’ yal printer in the country is needed. standards of medical practice, that Meanwhile the following 12 men|.omplish market stabilization is | CHARGES IN DEATH practice. and, as a result, that medi- [interests and the Floyd and Clark ii | William Bloom, Columbia City; Fred | (iqual in the printing industry,” he! Fl. WAYNE, Oct. 10 (U. P)—A| Last August Assistant Attorney nouse. as “Republican propaganda.” | liam Greve, West Lafayette; Rich- lof involuntary manslaughter here in | ated the antitrust laws. He named |“That has been going on for years. James, Valparaiso; Monford Mean, Robert Huber, debate coach, said The first Big Ten debate will
be held Nov. 10 against the Univer-|
sity of Michigan. Department Assistants Named
Assistants for various university departments were announced by the executive committee of the board of trustees. Those from Indianapolis are John Paul Duncan, government; Gerald Kok and Donald Carmony, history; Blanche M. Neisz, dietetics; Rose L. Nageleisen, psychology, and Mary Gavlord and Maryland Louise Bay English. Dorothy Williams. Indianapolis, was named stenogra-
pher in the botany department.
Officers of Manual Club Are Announced
of the Manual High School Junior technical subjects by 36 national University
Red Cross Club were announced today. Flora Spangler is president,
Wednesday,
| At the opening meeting today. ad-| ! dresses of welcome were given by C.|
Kenneth Miller, president of. the Indianapolis Typothetae, and Arthur D. Pratt, Indiana State Typothetae president. A response was delivered by Frank J. Smith of Ro- | chester. Others heard were A. E | Giegengack, U. S. public printer, and John M. Callahan of Cincinnatti. A luncheon was held today for former students and the staff of the United Typothetae School of Printing, formeriv located here. Arthur F. Briese. Chicago humorist, will speak tonight at a banquet of the same group. | Graphic Arts Meetings | Other activities today were to include meetings of the Graphic Arts Trade Association Executives and {the Young Executives of Graphic (Arts. A cost finding and accounting {conference also was scheduled. { The three-day program includes
printing authorities. Sessions tomorrow will open with
Howard Andrews, Clinton, Ind. last week. The youngster has admitted police that he carelessly threw stone which struck Andrews,
to a
him unconscious. Andrews fell from the train and was ground to death beneath its wheels. Andrews, married and the father of a 3-year-old child, was returning to his home in Clinton after searching for work in Detroit.
LIBRARY CONVENTION
TO OPEN WEDNESDAY
| Fimes Special BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 10.—Indiana librarians will convene here Wednesday for the Indiana Library Association's 47th annual conference.
| Judge Ora L. Wildermuth, presi-
dent of the I. U. board of trustees, will greet delegates at the first
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. : general session at 2 p. m. Wednes- | Officers of the X and Y Sections 26 separate meetings and talks on gay at Alumni Hall on the Indiana
campus. Miss Ruth Rutzen of the Detroit Public Library will deliver the principal ad-
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1. Threatened expulsion from the ic still able to handle her own afDistrict Medical Society of doctors |fqirs.” who accept employment with Group |
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Health Association. 2. Threatened expulsion of doctors who take part in medical con- | sultations with doctors on the G. H. A. stafl. 3. The exclusion from Washington hospitals of G. H. A. doctors.
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Socialized Medicine on
Dr. Russell C. McCaughan, Chicago, American Osteopathic Association secretary, will discuss socialized medicine at the Indiana Osteopathic Association's 40th annual convention Oct. 19 to 20 at the
Local osteopathic physicians aparing on the program will be Dr. Blakeslee and Dr. Randall
pe Paul Bass, Dr. Paul van B. Allen, program chairman, is being assisted with arrangements by Dr. A. G. Dannin, a former president; Dr. Blakeslee, Dr.
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Carol Miedema is vice president, addresses by Clark R. Long, assist- dress, “Successful Library Legisla- Bass and Mrs. William Campbell
Wilma Hogan is recording secretary ant director of the U. S. Bureau of tion in the
and Betty Hall is treasurer of X Section. Officers of the Y Section are Alice Hausman, president; Lillian Loeper, vice president; Alma Czinczoll, recording secretary: Vivian Proctor, treasurer, and Edith Morgan, press agent,
Engraving and Printing; F. E. Wag-
4 VACANCIES FILLED ON INDIANA TICKETS
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Four vacancies in the list of can-
didates for legislative posts were filled before the ceadline Saturday
Mrs. Leavitt Will Address [ night, it was announced today.
Ripple Club | Those selected by party heads Mrs. Hazel Leavitt was to address were Harvey C. Cooper, Merom. Rethe Broad Ripple High School Cozy publican. Representative from Suili- | Hour Club sponsored by the Orange- van County; Carl Cluen, Democrat. Aid this afternoon on “The Representative from Kosciusko Correct Style for Miss 1938 High County; Ray Woods, Democrat. School.” Orange-Aid officers are State Senate from Benton and Rebecca Irwin, president: Jane Tippecanoe Counties, and Edward Brown, vice president; Martha Fox-|J. Ryan, Democrat, State Senate, treasurer, and Frances, from Porter. Newton, Jasper and O'Connor, secretary. ‘Pulaski Counties.
CIRCLING THE CITY
The Last Man's Club of Wayne Shelby St. and the breaking of two Post 6%, American Legion, will stage yindows at School 33. 1119 N. Sterlannusi Armistice Day dinner- ing St. A clock was destroyed at dance Friday, Nov. 11. at the Hotel School 61. they Antlers, Larry C. Hesoun, club School 61, they said. president, announced today. Music is to be provided by Connie's Orchestra.
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A reception for teachers and parents of freshmen at Broad Ripple High School will be sponsored by The Fire Depart ment pon Ben the Parent-Teacher Association of pared to investigate a fire which lias ihe school at 8 o . 4 § ). Mm. Wednes night destroved a barn and contents : ¥ : ednesday in at the home of Henry Hubble, on the school auditorium. Churchman Ave, R. R. 5, Box 468 in Franklin Township. The loss was ; RL at £2000 Center 1 will sponsor a program toFiremen reported that the blaze morrow at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio was of incendiary origin, but Deputy St, Sheriffs said it appeared to have been started by spontaneous com-| bustion in a mow of new hay.
The General Welfare Federation
CRICKET STAR DEAD EDINBURG, Scotland, Oct. 10 (U. P.) —Lord Hawke, famous former cricket player and former president of the Great Marviebone Cricket Club. died today while visiting friends in Scotland. He was 78.
Tavior E. Groninger, former City corporation counsel, will speak at a luncheon of the Construction League of Indianapolis Thursday at the Architects and Builders Building. He will discuss “Taxes and the Mounting Costs of Government Operation.” Ray T. Fatout, president, will be in charge.
Dr. Byrl R. Kirklin, chief of the department of roentgenology at the | Mayo Clinic, will discuss “Early | Diagnosis of Cancer of Alimentary Tract” before the Indianapolis Medical Society at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow, Robert M. Moore, association president, announced today. |
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Col. C. E. Chatfield of the 309th engineers will be principal speaker | at the Indianapolis Apartment Own- |
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FINISHES SERMON WITH FIRE ALARM
WABASH, Oct. 10 (U. P.).“Pardon me, but I believe our church is on fire,” said the pastor as he suddenly dismissed the congregation at the Kesler Corner Brethren Church five miles south of here yesterday. The roof was ablaze. The 37 members picked up the furniture and lugged it out while the Wabash Fire Department rushed to the scene, too late to halt a $3500 estimated damage.
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