Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1939 — Page 10

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IRRABEE AGAIN]

$ GIVEN HOUSE STEERING POST

e Wil on Indiana And Michigan; Ludlow Is Zone ‘Secretary.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Rep. William Larrabee (D. Ind.) again ‘has been chosen to represent the tates of Indiana and Michigan on ‘the Democratic Steering Committee f the House, it was announced today. He served in a similar capacity last session, being one of 15 repre-

‘enting states grouped into that number of zon The IndianaMichigan combination makes up the Ninth Zone.

Rep. Frank E. Hook (D. Mich.) |

was elected chairman and Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. Ind.) secretary at the zone caucus. Hoosier Democratic congressmen all will retain their former House committee atigninpnts according to . Rep. John W. Boehne (D. Ind), ‘ member of the Ways and Means i Committee which determines all committee personnel. Rep. Eugene Crowe (D. Ind), however, is seeking to return again to the Roads Conimittee on which he served some Years ago. He would assignment to his present committee memberships he

said.

He now is serving on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, Public Build- . ings and Grounds, and Territories . Rep. Larrabee is chairman of the - House Education Committee and + ranking member of the Census Committee. He also is on Insular Affairs and Coinage, Weights, and Measures. The fifth Indiana Democrat, Rep. William I. Schulie, is a member of the District of Columbia, Immigra- . tion and naturalization, and Rivers and Harbors committees. Rep. Charles A. Halleck (R. Ind.) is on Civil Service, Interstate and Foreign Commerce, and the World War Veterans’ Legislation commit- . tees, as well as being on the G. O. P. Steering Committee in the House. The six freshmen Republicans from Indiana have not yet been given their committee assignments.

INDIANA'S REVENUE COLLECTIONS DROP

December Total Is $791,366.57 Below Year Ago.

Internal revenue collections for Indiana in December, 1938, were $12,846,352.84, av 91,366.57 lower than for Dece 1937, Will H. Smith, collector of internal revenue, reported today. Total collections for the six- . months period July through December, 1938, were $60,092,891.86, as compared with $59,472,51049 for the

same period in 1937, a net increase of $620,381.37, he reported. Some of the more important items were listed by Mr. Smith on a competitive basis: July- pt lyDec., 1938 1937 110,416,603. 81 $10, 08%, 114.93

6,417,994.47 28, 693.20, i) 5.58

.Corp. income.. vid. income. Distilleg spirits,

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Two Leaders

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Times Photo.

When the commander of Harold C. Megrew Camp 1, United Spanish War Veterans, wishes to confer with the president of the camp’s

auxiliary, he merely has to step from the living room into the kitchen. Frank E. Hanna, 1923 Hoyt Ave. was elected camp commander last week, his wife being named auxiliary head at the same time.

ANNOUNCES NEW LEAGUE CONTEST

Mid-West Council Offers Trip to Europe, Cash, Scholarships.

A trip to Europe, $50 in cash prizes and $2000 in college scholarships are offered to high school students in the 13th national competitive examination on the League of Nations, sponsored by the Mid-West Council on International Relations. The examination will be based on a study of essential facts regarding the League of Nations, World Court, and International Labor organization, the covenant of the League of Nations and also a pamphlet entitled “Toward a Collective Peace System,” prepared by Mrs. Quincy Wright of Chicago. In Indiana last year, 43 schools participated in the contest with

about 400 students competing for prizes. The purpose of the contest is to promote study of international affairs and increase understanding

of world problems affecting the |

United States.

State scholarships of $100 pact) >

for high school seniors are offeref for Indiana at Marion, Earlham,

Huntington and Indiana Central |

Colleges. For Ohio, at Marietta,

Heidelberg, Wilmington and Witten- |

berg Colleges. The national prizes available to high school students irrespective of || states comprise a trip to Europe | with all expenses paid from New

York, a $25 second prize, and five - National col- |g lege scholarships , are offered by |@&

additional $5 prizes.

Smith College, $500; Carleton College, $300, $100. International Relations has headquarters at 8 E. Market St, Room 432.

MOONEY TO UNDERGO

PHYSICAL CHECKUP [

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11 (U.

P.).—Marveling at the freedom he!

says he finds “strange—and very beautiful,” Thomas J. Mooney went to a specialist today to find how his health was after 22 years imprisonment. He is to undergo two days of

thumpings, X-rays and laboratory |i

tests by Dr. Leo Eloesser.

Mr, Mooney celebrated the re- >

turn of his full civil rights by Gov.

Culbert Olson Saturday by regis-|&#

tering as a Democrat and making two speeches yesterday.

and Radcliffe College, [ff The Mid-West Council on iH ts |

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