Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1939 — Page 7

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* terday.

- URGES MINIMUM FEE SCALE FOR OITY'S ) LAWYERS

* President Shick Suggests | :

Plan to Association; Names Committees.

The Lawyers’ Association of Indianapolis today had under consideration a suggestion for estab-

lishment of a definite schedule of minimum fees to be charged by local attorneys. The suggestion was made by Fred E. Shick, following his installation as president of the association yes-

He also proposed appointment of a committee to promote more favorable public relations and urged that pre-trial conferences be instituted by the county courts.

Names Committees

The new president, who succeeded Floyd Burns, named the fullowing committees at the Hotel Washington meeting: Program—Davis Harrison, chairman: Floyd R. Mannon, James F. 'T. Sargent, I. Sidney Stein, Arthur J. Sullivan and John K. Ruckelshaus. Membership—Robert H. Orbison, chairman; Hugh J. Baker Jr., Scott Ging, John M. Kelly and Erle Kightlinger Jr.. Grievance—Harry L. Gause, chairman, Ralph Hamill, Anthony J. Klee, David M. Lewis and Grier M. Shotwell. Unlawful Practices—Paul PF. Rhoadarmer, chairman; Roy L. Volstad, John T. Rocap, Harold H. Bredell, George Eggleston, Edward J.|' PFillenwarth, John O. Lewis and William G. Sparks. Unlawful Solicitations—Russell I.

In the daytime he sells sugar, and after work he scans his

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T1200 EXPECTED AT

LUMBERMEN DANCE

Closing Session of Indiana Group to Be Tonight.

More than 1200 were expected to attend the closing session, dinner and dance of the 55th annual convention of the Indiana Lumber and Builders’ Supply Association at the Claypool Hotel today and tonight. L. I. McQueen of Pittsburgh and H. L. Traber of Kansas City, Mo, were to be speakers.

Yesterday Mrs. Bess Gerhart

never was the silent partner in the home.” She advised|dealers to “streamline your salesmanship and take the] woman into consideration.” “Do not show off your technical

Court today. ESTATE TO BROTHER property Soe a At death, according Sophia A. Busch, who died last Sun-inieces and nephews. : \

knowledge,” she advised, “but sell the woman on the comfort and beauty of a horge. : Tip Brown of Kansas City, Mo., spoke on the modernization of downtown properties. Qther speakers were Bruce Wilson of Washington, Structural Clay Products In-| stitute promotional director; Don Campbell of Lebanon, Ky., National Retail Lumber Dedlers’ Association president; R. Earl Peters, Indiana FHA director, and I. N. Tate of St.

‘|Morrison, Lincoln, Neb., told dele~

gates that a dealer “must make up

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Our mid-winter sales mean savings also on children’s footwear. A good example is to be found in these Welle styled, sturdy school oxfords for the little Miss. They come-in black or

Paul, Weyerhauser Sales Co. vice |.

verse. In both occupations, Kenneth Hughes, 25, seems to be a success. Je clerks in his father’s grocery at 1179 W. 29th St. and clicks in a orthcoming anthology of poetry for which Lucia Trent, editor, has [iccepted a poem “Blindman’s Appreciation.”

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JURY INDICTS 51 IN

FT. WAYNE INQUIRY

FT. WAYNE, Jan. 12 (U. P)—A| Federal Grand Jury today had re-:

1irned 51 indictments, some of them tacret, but was not dismissed by sudge Thomas W. Slick who indicated they might be called again vithin a month or six weeks “to ‘onsider other cases.” The indict-| iqents were for violation of the In‘srnal Revenue Act in connection

Richardson, chairman; John M.|

Caylor, Forman D. McCurdy, Law-|

rence B. Moore, Harry B. Perkins,

Curtis ©. Plopper and Judson L..

Stark. Insurance Adjustments—Ralph Husted, chairman; Gustav H. Don-|

5. gus, Frank M. Fairchild, Sidney A.

Champ, chairman; Edwin C. Berry-

\Horn,

cock, exofficio. Rules of Procedure—Harry R.|

hill, Oscar C. Hagemier, Merle Wall and Elmon M. Williams. Judicial Selection — Harold wv

2 Jones, chairman; George E. Palme;

Hugh E. Reynolds, Florence E. Thacker and Howard P. Travis. | Unification of Bar—Harry T. Ici, chairman; Charles C. Bake |, George M. Dickson Jr. Elbert i. Gilliom, Max Klezmer, Lewis = Marine and Gerald C. Purdy. : Legal Education and Admissions: -

Maurice T. Harrell, chairman; Ru -

sell Dean, J. Clyde Hoffman J’, Alfred Hollander, James W. Inglis and Guy H. Inman. : Legislative——Douglas . D. Brova, chairman; Arch N. Bobbitt, Ferinand Born, Leo M. Gardner, Fran: 2s E. Thompson, Carl Vandivier, .io= seph C. Wallace and Joseph iG. Minimum Fee—Cale J. Holdzr, chairman; Julian Bamberger, Thi odore R. Dann, Howard Phillips, Paul R. Summers and William 'H. Wemmer. Publicity—John L. Niblack, chi ire man; Robert D. Coleman, Lucia’: L. Dunbar, Edwin J. Haerle and John E. Scott. Auditing—William Henry H:rrison, chairman, Alfred C. Baumzarf and Thompson Kurrie. Dance—Fred W. Stieger, ciairman; William F. Hoffman, Joli E. Scott, Edwin K. Steers Jr. and Charles W. Holder, exofficio. | Picnic — Vayne M. Armstrong, chairman; Kelso Elliott, Veriie S. McClellan, Harry M. Stitle Jr’ and Charles W. Holder, exofficio. Legal Aid—Sherwood Blue, ¢(hairman; Charles L. Barry Jr. Iielson B. Deranian, Maurice Geckler. Rob-

Coburn T. Scholl, Thomas: M. Quinn Jr. and Charles D. Bab-:

with liquor laws, for interfering with mails, for Dyer and Mann Act jolations, or for possession of narcotics. Of the indictments, 21 were

lor cases handled in South Bend, 13

in Hammond and 11 in Ft. Wayne. SIT-DOWN TO BE PENALIZED

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Janfl 12 (FP.

i P.) —Thomas C. Boughan, superin- " tendent of the local Cudahy Packing

i Co. plant, said today that the 850 C. I. O. employees who staged a brief}; {unauthorized sit-down strike would

get no pay for the three and a haf hours they were away from their jobs yesterday.

'|ley E. George, Emsley W. Johnson Jr., John F, Raftery, Bess Robbins, Rélph M. Lett, Thomas M. Scanlon, Harold R. Woodard, James E. Wooi-

| {ford and Jesse D. Wright.

Inter-Association Conferences and Contacts—Irving\ M. Fauvre, chairman; Thomas C. Batchelder, Edward P. Fillion, James C. Jay, Edwin McClure and Charles W. Holder, exofficio. Public Relations—George R. Jef frey, chairman; Vayne M. Armstrong, Mark Rhoads, John X. Rickles, Wilfred F. Seyfried, R. Niven Stall and C. Larry Willson. , Employment—Donald F. Lafuze, chairman; George S. Dailey, Robers A. Efroymson, Ralph B. Gregg and Harry M. Stitle Jr.

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