Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1939 — Page 12

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PICK PRESIDENT

-Democratic editorial in a member’s

| ton, Swayzee Press, treasurer; and

, tune, Indianapolis; Roy R.-Rucker,

FROM ANDERSON

George D. - Crittenberger Takes Helm at Annual Election, Banquet.

George D. Crittenberger of the Anderson Daily Bulletin is to head ‘the Indiana Democratic Editorial

Association, succeeding Dean L. Barnhart of the Goshen NewsDemocrat.

Other officers elected at Satur- |] day’s business session, preceding the |

banquet at which Governor A. B. (Happy) Chandler of Kentucky ‘spoke, are: E. C. Correll, Pulaski County - Democrat, first vice president; Paul L. Feltus,. Bloomington Star, second vice president; Frank G. Thompson, Bluffton News-Ban-ner, third vice president; Ray E Smith, Hoosier Sentinel, secretary

A. J. Heuring, Winslow Dispatch, |:

treasurer, and Mr. Barnhart, repre-

sentative on the Hoosier State Press|

"Association board of directors.

- Elected to the executive commit- | - tee. were Vincent Fowler,

Lake County Globe Ledger; Allen Bailey, Delphi Citizen; Robert C. Averitt, Michigan City Dispatch; John Heller, Decatur Daily Democrat; Jack Clark, Marion Leader-Tribune; Alvin Hall, Danville Gazette; Sam Boyd, Washington Democrat; Lew M. O’Bannon, Corydon Democrat; Bernard McCann, Lawrenceburg Register; Scott B. Chambers, New Castle Courier-Times; Thomas McCullough, Anderson Daily Bulletin, and Ray Smith, Hoosier Sentinel.

Urges Reorganization

At the banquet in the Claypool Hotel Governor Chandler said Congress and President Roosevelt should “reorganize along sensible business lines the entire governmental structure of the United States.” Of Paul V. McNutt, High Commissioner to the Philippines, he said, “We need a real candidate and that might be Paul V. McNutt.”

CIRCLING

Names Ad Esssay Winners—Winners in ‘an essay contest sponsored by the Advertising Club of Indiana and Butler University were announced today by Fred W. Lahr, club president. They are Miss Ann Fortner, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. employee, and Charles Weidman of Acton. The essays were written on “Advertising Benefits the Consumer Because . ...” The contest was judged by T. M. Overley, secré-tary-manager of the Better Business Bureau; Merle L. Sidener, Sidener

& Van Riper Advertising, Inc.; Kenneth N. Keegan, Times; W. D. Keenan, Indianapolis

Indianapolis

Among the estimated 1000 attend-|Star, and Roger M. Reynolds, Ining the banquet ' were Governor |dianapolis News.

Towhsend, Frank McHale, McNutt

400 Exhibits Arranged--More than

campaign manager, and Mr. Barn-|4g6 exhibits will be included in the

Hart. Telegrams from Mr. McNutt and Senators Minton and VanNuys were read. William PF. Cronin of the Terre Haute Tribune was awarded the association’s trophy for the best

newspaper during 1938.

Purchasing Agents Show opening tomorrow noon at the Manufacturers’ Building at State Fair Grounds, Dwight S. -Ritter, chairman, said today.

Classes Open Wednesday—Classes

in astrology and philosophy are to

Indiana Weskly Press Association |open Wednesday at the Rosicrucian members elected Charles M. Finch [Center in the Pennsylvania Buildof the Walkerton Independent as|ing. Instruction will be in charge of president. Others elected were Rob- |Miss Charlotte Huber and Miss Berert C’Bannon, Corydon Democrat, nice White. Classes are to be held vicespresident; C. E. VanValer, Gas |each Wednesday evening.

City Journal, secretary; O. D. Mel-

Marshall Wells, Scottsburg Journal:

Dramatize Constitution — Three

episodes: in connection with the

Doyle Oursler, Mf. Vernon, Repub- Constitutional Convention in 1787 lican; Paul Lake, Sweetser News-Ex- [Will be dramatized Friday night at’ change; and Arden Rearick, Wina- [the Scottish Rite Cathedral when

mac Republican, directors. E. Montgomery, New

James |members present “Making of the * Albany | Constitution” at the monthly party

Tribune, is the Indiana Independent |of the organization. Following the

Dailies representative _to Hoosier State Press Association.

Boonville Press Club Re-elects President

the |play a dance will be -held in ballroom.

the

. R. A. M. to Confer—Veritas Chap-

ter of Royal Arch Masons 160 will confer the Royal Arch degree at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at Veritas Temple,

EVANSVILLE, Feb. 13 (U. P.).—|Adams St. and Roosevelt Ave.

Ernest W. Owen of Boonville today continued for his sixth term the du-

Condition Still Critical — Mrs.

ties as president of the Boonville|Ruth Owen, 35,-who was wounded Press ee He was re-elected at the |PY revolver shots in her home, 5749

annual meeting here yesterday. Others elected are: Dr. F. W. Tay-

Bonna Ave., Saturday still is in critical condition at City Hospital,

lor, vice president; Mrs. Bess Gross, [Officials reported today.

secretary, and Mrs. Pervis E. Taylor, treasurer. All are from Boonville. New directors include William For-

Bridgeport, Ill.; Charles R. Marshall, Evansville; Charles H. Johnson, Ivor J. Robinson, Maj. Guy W. A. Camp, John D. Barker and S. T. DeForrest, all of Boonville.

Arrange Chicken Supper—Mem-

bers of Marion Council 738, Security Benefit Association, will meet at 844 N. LaSalle St. at 8 p. m. Wednesday to make plans for a chicken supper Feb. 22.

NEW GROUP TO SEEK

These Tech High School underclassmen led the first semester honor roll of 1421 students. They are (left to right), standing—Harry A. Burkart Jr., Leora

AIR SERVICE TO

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SECURITY ACT REPEAL

FRESNO, Cal., Feb. 13 (U. P.)— The Citizens Legion, an employer group seeking repeal of the Social Security Act, is preparing:to grant charters to prospective chapters throughout the country, John A. Martin, head of the organization,

“ |said today.

Pan-American Asks CAA Permit; 24-Hour Trip’ Contemplated.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U. P.)— «today that it had made formal ap-

plication to the Civil Ag¢ronautics|

Authority for an air route certificate to establish an American air transport service across the North Atlantic between the United. States and Europe. The application requested .certification of a route between New York —or alternate Atlantic bases at Baltimore, Boston and Charleston— and traffic centers in Great Britain and France. The initial commercial “schedule, Pan-American announced, contemplates 24-hour service to traffic centers in Great Britain, via Ireland, and less than 35-hour service to traffic centers in France, via

No date for institution of either service was listed in the application.

~~ Survey Completed in 1999 - Pan-American completed Atlantic

"American Clipper completed three round-trip Atlantic crossings and surveyed the flight courses and base facilities on routes to the traffic centers of Great Britain and France, via: Newfoundland and the Irish Free State on the north, and via the Azores and Portugal on the south. Personnel, equipment, fuel and!

Groups of employers in Edwards-

ville and Herrin, Ill, Newark, N. J., and San Francisco, Berkeley, Los Angeles and Modesto, Cal., have re-

quested permission to form chapters

of the legion in their cities, Mr. Martin reported.

GOLDEN GATE FAIR BOOKS SHIP HOTELS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 (U.

at the 1839 Golden Gate International Exposition exceeds the city’s hotel accommodations, recourse will be had to luxury liners now lying e. .Thé Pederal Court has already authorized the hotel use of the steamship H. F. Alexander.

DEER MAKE SELVES AT HOME ON FARM

MONTVILLE, O., Feb. 13 (U.P). —Tracks which farmers thought were those of a stray calf turned out to be hoof-prints of two large deer, living on a farm near here.

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supplies are stationed at all transAtlantic bases except Newfoundland, where ice first must be cleared from harbor areas, Pan-American announced, and 12 complete transoceanic flight crews have been

- The first two of six four-engined, 6000 horsepower Boeing superclippers are undergoing transport tests at San Francisco after delivery to Pan-American. A third is sched-

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THE CITY Organize Scout Clubs—Indianapolis high schools will be aided by Alpha Phi Omega’s Butler University chapter in forming Boy Scout service clubs according to an announcement today by Robert Kershaw, Butler chapter president. Ralph McCoy, Butler freshman, is in charge of the university group. Homer L. Chailleaux, American Legion Americanism director, Robert J. Webb, Indianapolis Scout com-

missioner, and six pledges will be initiated into the group March 5.

Recreation Fund Pushed—k. H. Weir, of the National Recreation Association, is expected in Indianapolis this week in an effort to further the proposal to establish a $10,000,000 National Recreation Foundation. -. -He will confer with Indianapolis attorneys who are instrumental in drawing wills for persons desiring to give property to charitable purposes. The fund would be used to pro-|¢ vide a permanent fund for the help of local communities in establishing parks and other recreational facilities. Mr. Weir will be introduced in Indianapolis by Hugh McK. Landon, an association director many years.

Realtors Will Meet—The Indianapolis Real Estate Board’s management division will meet at noon Wednesday in the Canary Cottage. Reports by William H. Keller, credit information bureau committee chairman; LeRoy B. Miller, forms committee chairman, and John H. Elam, membership committee chairman, will be sade. Ernest J. MNicolah division chairman, will prede

School 86 Report Near—A report on a meeting of the School 86 parents’ new building committee and the Board of School Commissioners’ building committee will be made Friday night at the home of Mrs. George H. Denny, 4617 Sunset Ave.

| The parents have demanded a new

building to replace the wooden portable buildings now in service.

Traffic Club to Meet—The Indianapolis Traffic Club will . meet Wednesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Jimmie Trimble, Terre Haute magician, and Homer L. Chaillaux, American Legion Americanism national director, will be on the program. Officers of the club are Clarence H. Witt, New York Central general agent, president; Oscar R. Gurney, vice president, and Paul R. Van Treesem, secretary-treasurer. Directors are C. G. Knarzer, R. L. Ramsey, Edgar Harrison, 8. L. Wehrung, E. M. Guinn, H. M. Hollingsworth, D. W. Paul, T. Paul Jackson, T. J. Connelly and J. P. Chesline.

Professors to Speak—Dr. Andrew C. Ivy and Prof. Nathan Smith Davis of Northwestern University’s Medical School will speak at the Indianapolis Medical Society of Marion County meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow. Their subject will be, “The Practical Application of the Newer Concepts of : the Physiology of the Digestive System.”

Will Pay Respects—William A. Taylor, past exalted ruler of Indianapolis lodge B. P. O. E;, is to attend the memorial service in memory of past grand exalted ruler, Joseph T. Fanning, next Saturday in Westchester County, New York, Mr. Fanning died Dec. 25.

eppard and Betty Leona Jones. y, Lucile Madinger and Patricia

ORATORS GET READY FOR NATIONAL MEET

NORTH MANCHESTER, Feb. 13 (U. P.)~—The two winners in the 65th annual State Oratorical Contest held at Manchester College were preparing material’ today to enter the national contest. The winner of the Illinois state contest, still undeclared, will be host to the nation meet. Arthur Turner of Franklin College won first in the state meet in the men’s division while Barbara Barnhart of the host school placed first in the women’s division. Leuis C. Spaedler of Wabash College and James Pottenger of Warsaw placed second and third respectively in the men’s class. Eleanor Nonesmith of Franklin College was second best among woman entrants.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Feb. 13, 1939

BEHRMAN—Miss Elizabeth, beloved sister Anderson, Ind.,

- Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Ander, son, Ind. [Anderson Vick: please copy. | FINN BROS, SERVI

, age 71, 1509 Reisner St., BO Mie. 5: Gertiude Sellers, John,

t irgil Fred and ys ednesday, 10 a.

gay. at . Friends invited. Birial 1 Maple Hill Cemetery, FARLEY

entered into rest

FARMER Ral 0 Sta ars, father of Oba

Sunday, age 69 y

Farmer of Indianapolis and Mrs. Mary Hoffman of Muscatine, Ia.; orother of George Farmer Sheibyv ville, Ky, Funeral |S Wednesday, 10:30 a. Ww. MOORE

PEACE CHAP BL. Burial Highland Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, (Terre Haute papers please copy.)

GRAY—Otto Frank entered into rest age years, husband of Gray, ie of Mrs. Sladge Richmond, Ind. ng Miss

prother Haar of Delons sune Gray er o: ris June Ann Lincoln. Funeral Tues- .. HARR Burial

Ind.; Stand Io cHlapsl.

Cemetery.

W. MOORE PEACE Washington Park

of J. Howard Jr.

assed away Monday a. m. Funeral . m. at’ the G. H. ednesday 8:30. a. m SM oe BE Sacred Heart

St.; Chatreh Priends Mvited. Burial Leavenworth, Kas. Friends may call at funeral home after 6 p.

MeClelle en, mother Robert a Soeur

ni Reb, 11, St. spit, a Hh 2% -years. Funeral from he ate res: gence; 300 8. State Ave., Tuesday, 8:15 + St. Roch’s Church, 9 a. m. Inte rment St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends invited.

McKINNEY— jviliem died at Chicago IIL, Feb. 1939, a5. “Veterans Hospital, brother of Josep: , Thomas and J Fred Mc-

nney, Jars essie Argo, Stella Roberts and Mrs as Rice. Services esda, ve y e W. BEAN-

BYUARY. 1321-2 ‘W. Ra 8t. Burial a Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

PULLIAM—James, 79. Jeloved father of Yifliam Pulliam, Martha Hellims and uth Hickmon, passed. away Sunday.

. Ruth I Wi 1:30 p. m. from ednesday 2 Ball

EL, llinois at 10th. Burial Washington Park. ' Friends may oall at chapel.

REAGAN—Charles E., age 56, beloved husband of Agnes Reagan, passed away ‘Mi Monday morning at zesidence, 307 Fro Service .Wednesd ” Mich gan, Friends invited, By on : Lebanon. Friends may oul at Dk Bonn? :

HARPE—Julia Graydon died Sunday

rning, Feb. 13. Services at the resiaa Biase N. Ale ma St., Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. Burial Crown Hill.

moth t Stuart, sister of Mrs. ice West, Mrs. Charlotte White d Saturda

of Bote Okla., passed awa

morning at her home: 4130 - Meridian CHANAN MoBhtiny oar esda m. Friends invited. Burial ¥ Hill.

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WESTBAY—Viola OC. belo ved wife of Ruio E. Westbay and mother of Elnora

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AD 28-=Very atiiseiive newly BROADNAL JY apartments; adults.

.DWAY AND 10TH—‘'Huggler Bn bedroom, redecorate Ip. TE Hlities: also two bedrooms; adults; reduced.

ENTRAL, 1412—Desirable two-room; unfurnished; in-a-doors kitchenette; near _ bath; worth inspes ction HA-3414. ple; ndid unfurnished 3-r All utiiities furnished; $2. %0. Near carline.

REEK BLVD., 321 a.—Large, unfurher two bedrooms, grand location. BR-5656. HE-2750-J. Custodian.

LOCKERBIE, 612 — Unfurnished, sjrictly WL : heat, refrigeration, hot grisly $27.50. See custodian. LI-6080. BR-2593.

MERIDIAN, 3339 N., APT. 3--Unfurnished; 2 bedrooms, maid's room, J ove, garage. ja pit Te CLARK AGENCY, LI-5596.

TH-—Splendid . bedroom apart1 a A-1 electric Jolin erator; employed adults; $32.50. BR-20

2302—Redecorated modern PARK AVE = apartment; unfurnished. _ Reasonable. Very quiet. dults

2320—Desirable + unfurnished two-bedroom apar DY: ote

"lower water; porches; reasonable.

UTIFUL w ell fu CE: 3-room apart-| NEW ment; all ‘utilities, Loot N. Alabama. Apt. 1. LI-1959, RI-7948

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water furnished; $30. _HE-4226.

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HOUSES

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COLLEGE, 4820—Modern 6-rooms redecopied pnd painted; fireplace; garage. {Ye rooms, 2-3, privileges. Good meals, BADE: 3514 E WIH—"Priviie family. East DELAWARE, N., 3076—6-Room double, 2541 N. New Jersey: 6-room cottage, | 10th car Jn nable. CH-6842-R. modern, garages. A-2692-R. TALBOTT, NT warm room for EUGENE, 1135—5 Rooms; modern; ga-|-c.derly person. Meals optional. Phone, rage; $22. 50. Li-gdo1 44 VIRGINIA AVE. |MHotels 16 FFERSO . 422—Completely modern 6-room a: garage, near son; $25, BR-2711.

SALEM, 3636—Lovely _5-room EnnESlow: long living room; fireplace; hardwoo fo0es: Dulle-ine Heat § ortridge: $42.50.

OWNER, LI-5997.

Times want ads get vesults at lowest want ad word rate in the cit Phone RI-5651. Bill will be sent later.

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St.

Guest Laundry Free

ROOMS

NEW JERSEY. N., 4—Clean room heat. 50c night. $2.50 week up 5 dteam 17

Rooms Without Board

Housekeeping fdas 75—CENTRAL, 1948—War: room, kitche

enétte; newly decorated. Ideal for [deal for adults,

5—CARROLLTON 1804—2 front rooms:

$4. 14,

50—GRANT. 617.—. Warm, comfortable, ase home; near E. Michi-

A nana gan car.

trance; good heat

$7, LOVELY 3 room a artment furnished; studio, sink.” Private - entrance. 1103

| RENTAL DIRECTORY Indianapolis’ Most Convenient, Complete ~~ Offering a Choice Selection of ~ APARTMENTS—HOUSES—ROOMS. [APARTMENT S HOUSES ROOMS

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$2.50; CENTRAL, 1418 — Sleeping room, Dexy path; innersprings; also small Bare 2535 N.—Light, warm efticiency room, $1.5 apartment; Sink, ange. Private ene $2.50 SE next bath; also cheerful | trance. Adults 8. : {rons 1 or 2 employed persony; rarage. | ARSENAL, 13¢ 8.—2 rw furnished, =-7633-R. newly papered rooms. $3 py : Ee 515 E.—Cozy room, near bath; | BELLEFONTAINE, 2034—Tw: Ko steam heat: private home. HE-1494. _ hom Ss; TO innersprings. 2asone e

New Jersey,

1217 N.—Attrac- |=; tively furnished: every modern convenience: city heat: 4 baths.

BROADWAY, 1134—Large room, ki - site; sink:’ $4. Ee os” $2.50 fens

CENTRAL, 2115—Choice 2, modern private CARROLLTON, home: $3-$3.50; Po ployed: reterence. | CARROLLTON, 1520—Two-room Femont, __HE-2638, 5-6 D. sink in kitche en; next bath; utiilties: BFL CENTRAL, large front CAP 73¢—Room kitchenet

room, near bath: Drivate fam ly; gen-

tleman. HA-1598-R

NTEAL, 2902. I Nigel furnished small CE 2° employed girls, Rea-

apar tment, 1 or Cea ta fy’

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lady. ILLINOIS,

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| 2122—Master bedroom, Ea 5 oo) other warm, .nicely fur-{HA-4660.

HAMILTON, N., 806—Comfortable private COLLEGE, ice! A ood heat: close bath: business nished Op a heat and" water

1907 N.—Private room, tory; toilet; steam; large closet; refined

ITOL, N. ehiettes first tloor; Stoker heat; adults room apartmen CENTRAL, 2410 — Attractively Tarnished two, three-room apartment; innerspring; accommodate 3 adults; utilities ilities; phone. PARTMENT: “Si PRIVA TRANCE; ADULTS. TE

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TAN.—Attractive

JERSEY, 2446 HYate, home. constant hot wae able 3 4 4 home.

—Large warm room, bath; garage.

me 1851.

TREMONT, 1102 N.—Just repagered, 3-rm, Foo Sonn hae. ment: unfurnished. Large | home; garage. » s eno bs! oh 0247. g MERIDIAN, N_ 2210—New modern furni- HOYT, 1526—2 rooms nicely. furnishe i. 35 WOODR attractive, com-| ture, lounge chairs. desks: twin or dou utilities; private entrance; ny pletely a. efficiency apartment, | ble beds; gectleman: employed couple. | ILLINOIS, 2625 N.—2 Rooms all athties, ih adits, entrance; | MERIDIAN, N.. 2947—Comfortable sleep- enette; utilities. Janitor, Private ene see to abprec Its, references; | ing, next bath; constabt hot water; | tran : $37.50. RI-4 _ garage, tele] Sleptiche; 4 reference. Lom 3638 N.—Cozy oy 1 Toms

RITai 3232 N.—Front r m 2 t,

h three-room | NEW JERSEY, w. 517—Room, next to nt sink, refrigeration, apartment. All I fur dot N. Ala-| bath; walking distance; reasonable, LI- _ utilities. : bama, Apt. 1. LI-1958. RI-7948. 9750. |FIBRARY sparmens. SiN vy |9TH, 160 W —Unfurnished, 5 rooms, Leat, NEw JERSEY oa: 8. N. L~Atizactive front utilities: $6 ng

EE soni apartment; near bath; cooking “PHN

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NOR . 3604—Lovely warm ftom

me; gentleman

Ni ANIA, 2101 N.—Apt. 2; attrac AND: a pr “heat, pri-

s Nt 2 o'clock. Burial PENNS - utilities, “heat, inn : ton Park ¢ Cemetery. J Friends o are Neicome. } Tacge. closets, i Sie good “eat. rn * eral Sac? SE ee . . onstan 0, V 46—Cozy, wa. 8 ho Joos, ‘aero of cake; Edna Houses for Rent 19 zat; SALEM. S1e1—Nicel eo trong "gent: near bath; sink. Hot .% vin; brother of Katie Brandt . near ba SED res of Birmin, a Ala ssed. aw - ROO! > __ gentleman. HA-19. Fi 814—4$3.50; lo] { day mo ng. pineal esday. 1p Slits, an en a auits. 5 VIRGINIA, . 874—Steam heats next bath, private.” Newly » apered. 2 4 HOME, oT) rape Fan FUNERAL | 1168. BV _ BR'i6se. entrance; inquire downstairs. iin vited. Burial Seren Hill, 617 E. iichigan. ODE & Goo%k 33D (Off Meridian) Attractive. no room523 Peoples | 5668. | ers, ‘two family, real home; men Card f.T a 00 00 Fes A Hoan: a, Fac. Tt at: y VE Yard, gar. Others, Wniies Agcy. E48: in apartment; innerspring ; ol hanks LE ? $31. New homes east; hardwootl Fyolting Agius So; Suitable 1-2 aarpioved WOLF—w gern le ee ek id ga- a WAVE pT _| Theat: i ga- . 31 W.— . warm room; pri tives we Fenn eR ul theiy ind i ater paid. inl. vate. modern home; no other roomers. sre of COmpRiny auf fort Sal pr Spine Bat Rooms With Board 15 CHIeERT. PR. 3 ee =|:

everyt thing furnished. = Private entrance;