Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1938 — Page 4

Democratic strategy for the

. which convenes Jan. 5 was mapped yesterday at a - caucus at the Claypool Hotel. Leading the discus-

DRAFT PROGRAM IN STATE SENATE

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‘Democratic Senators Scan . Proposals Following White’s Election.

: A temporary committee of Demo5 } cratic State Senators-elect lagay

ie legislative program to be sponi sored by the Senate majority. when * the Legislature convenes Jan. 5. » The completed program will be . ; presented to’ Democratic Senators _ dor approval at a meeting here Dec. ; i217. : The committee was named- yesteér“day by "Lieut. Gov. Henry F. 2 i in which x . Senator E. Curtis White of Indian- . .apolis was selected -as the Demo2s 1 cratic choice for president pro tem.

i and Senator Frederick F. Eichhorn i i icf Gary was named caucus chair- ; hs » : man.

'! Lieut Gov. Schricker, who will ! presidé in the Senate, said the comi mittee would function as a pre- _ session steering body and would “map a program involving such con- * troversial legislation as the regisi tration law, the primary election law, the liquor laws and the heer importer system.

‘Stein ‘Is Speaker Choice

Meanwhile, organization of the Legislature virtually was completed

with the selection of Edward H.|

Stein of Bloomfield, former House

Speaker, as Democratic choice for . Speaker in the 1939 session hy . House members- elect who ‘caucused . yesterday. *» Rep. Winfield Denton, Evansville, ;was voted the choice for floor : ‘leader, and George W. Wolf, Peru,

go fcaucus chairman.

The Representatives-elect passed ia resolution providing that in the _;event the Republicans control the “House, as their present majority of 391 to 49 indicates, Rep. Stein would become floor leader. Rep. Denton ‘then would become caucus chairman

:and Rep. Wolf would receive a key|.

‘committee post. + Senator Larry Brandon, Auburn, ‘received the post of Senate caucus .Secretary. The Senate decided fo “postpone the" selection of a Senate ‘secretary. Senator White was elected presient pro tem. on the first ballot ‘by 21 votes. Senators Eichhorn an

Members of the Senate tempo egislative committee are Willian, 'D. Hardy, Evansville; Jacob eis * Indianapolis; Eugene J. Peyton, outh Bend; William H. O’Brien Jy, i Lawrenceburg, and Walter .S. Cham; : bers, New Castle.

iHOOSIER PROMOTED CAPTAIN BY NAV

Times Special 5 : WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— First Lieut. Forest C. Thompson at Marshall, Ind, has been promoted to

States Marine Corps, the Navy Department announced today. Captain “Thompson now is stationed at San Diego, Cal. Three new Indiana reserve officer appointments also were announced of for the Army by the War nounced 1 ment. They are H. W. Meier, 1232 W. 30th. st, Indianapadlis, | . Field Artillery: D. W. Lenhart, . Marion, Air Service, and J. A. Cravens - “Jeffersonville, all are commissioned Second Lieutenants.

POPE OBSERVES 59TH DATE OF OF ORDINATION

VATICAN" "CITY, Dec Dec. 20 (U. P). rat Pius XI observed the 59th i versaly of his ordination | to the

“The Pope started the day with mass in his private chapel, which Was banked with flowers. Then he pent an hour with his secretaries, hundreds of congratulatory rams from all parts of the d. Later the Pope granted seven tive Private audiences in the

20 MONTHS TO PAY

/OLF RE AN: INC. on

1939 Legislature

Baby ‘Dead’ 20 Minutes Given Lite

* KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. ,20 (U. P.).—A baby boy whose heart failed to register a beat in the first 20 minutes after he. was born kicked and squalled like an ordinary infant in a maternity ward at General Hospital today and physicians reported Me was doing fine.’ The. baby weighed Six pounds 13 ounces, when he {/ was born to Mrs. Edith Simmons; ‘33, but he failed to breath. Dr. Fletcher Sluder, an interne, dipped the baby alternately in hot and cold water and slapped him, but could not get even a Whimper out of him, : Then Dr, Sluder placed a tiny tube in the baby’s throat and breathed into it. - Nurses applied artificial res-’ piration measures. Finally a faint heart beat, growing steadily stronger, registered through the stethescope. “He was dead 20 minutes r Dr. Sluder remarked,

CASS COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION ELECTS

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Times Special . LOGANSPORT, Dec. 20.—Officers have been elected by the, K Cass County Fair Association in preparation for attendance at the State Fair Beard meeting to be held in Indianapolis Jan. 3 and 4. New officers follow: Ben Pennington, president; Herman Mar tin, vice president; James Chase, treasurer; William Thomas Jr., secretary; Dewey Schmidt, superintendent of concessions; Bert: Beaulieu and James Chase, superintendents of speed.

NEW LOGANSPORT

MAYOR NAMES AIDS §

Times Special LOGANSPORT, Ind. Dec. 20.— Meyor-elect Russell F. Leonard to-

day announced new City department heads. O. R. Carson, 41, was selected Superintendent of Police, succeeding Joseph Carson. The new chief has been on the force 16 years. Andrew J. Baltzell has been named superintendent of the City Light Department, which he has served more than 40 years. Carl

Larrison, engineer, wiil become superintendent of the Water Works

: Department. The new park comis-

sioner is Sam Snell.

— GETS MINISTERIAL POST

|| president of Logansport and

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 20.— Rev. R. E. Vance has been named Cass County Ministerial Association. He relpaced Rev. E. E. Morris, who will assume charge of the Home Presbyterian Chureh in Indianapolis

sions were (left tp right) Lieut Gov. Schricker;. Attorney General Omer Stokes Jackson and Governor Townsend.

[PREDICTS NEW

Tin:es Photo. Henry FP.

BUSINESS GAINS

I. u. Expert Tells Tells City Sales

Council Trend Is Catise For' Optimism.

A continued upswing of business in 1939, is the ' prediction of Dr. George W. Starr, director . of the Bureau of Business Research of the Indiana University School of Business Administration, Dr. Starr based his prediction on what he called present trend foward an amicable adjustment | between capital, labor and government. He spoke last night at the meeting of the Indianapolis Sales Executive Council in the Columbia Club. Coming congressional legislation

- | to release credit and to adjust dif-

ferences between labor and capital and between government and business; will aid in the upturn, Dr. Starr said. He warned however,

would bring a threat of a later depression. He urged

that governmental

| “pump-priming” and public works | programs he “tapered off as soon as i. | possible,

with. private’ business taking up the slack, so that we can

make ‘some advancement in cutting

public expense and toward a bal-

" |anced budget.”

He also forecast an improvement in farming conditions despite curtailment of the export nariket. C. D. Alexander, ‘president of the Indianapolis Chamber of Cc mmerce, who also spoke, asked co-operation of the Indianapolis Sales Executive Council with the chamber. Edward Zink, president of the council and sales manager of Eli Lilly & Co., presided. The speaker was introduced by Robert M. Bowes, president of the Bowes Seal Fast Corp. Paul O. Ferrei, council vice president, spoke briefly.

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