Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1939 — Page 16

16TH MIDWINTER] LOAN INSTITUTE OPENS MONDAY

300 Expected at Annual

Conclave; ' Cannon Will Speak.

The 16th annual midwinter con-|

, ference of the American Savings and Loan Institute will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Claypool Hotel, it was announced today. Between 300 and 400 executives and staff workers of savings, building and loan associations from over all the United States are expected to attend. The Institute is the educational and research organization of the six million dollar thrift and home finance business, according to officers. Discussions will concern advertising, business development and sales technique.

Cannon to Speak

Fermor S. Cannon, Indianapolis, Railroadmen’s Federal Savings and Loan Association president, will welcome visitors in an address the first day. Benjamin F. Bills, Chicago realtor, will conduct a salesmanship forum in the afternoon. Committee members include: Mary Rosalie Beck, Caroline White, Hester Lea Emswiller, Frank Riggs Jr., Edward W. Springer, Goehler Ohmart and Ivan Cooprider. Hosts are the local Institute chapter, the Marion County Build< ing and Loan League, the Indiana Savings and Loan League and the Indianapolis Federal Home Loan Bank.

HOME-COMING SET BY SAHARA GROTTO

wife and three ‘children in Peoria. fracture Dec. 3 and has not been:

Times Telephoto.

Charles Creighton, Peoria, Ill. coal 3 miner, in Oklahoma City at the bedside of the man he identified as his son, Idris Creighton, 30, with a

The ‘young man suffered a skull able ‘to “identify. himself since.

$25,900,000 IS ASKED FOR CANAL PROJECT

Times Special WASHINGTON, ~ Feb. J17.—Federal approval of the proposed $25,900,000 Indiana. Harbor Lakes-to-Gulf ship canal was urged today by Lester Moorman, Indiana Planning Board director, in testifying: before the House Rivers and Harbors Committee. Mr. Moorman, who represented

provement would" oben ip Indiana Harbor ‘to ‘barge traffic. down the Mississippi and ‘would benefit the entire State. .

BUY NEW CITY HALL Times Special FRANKFORT, : Feb. 17.— Plans were being made here today for the removal of all municipal departments to a new city hall. The new building, which formerly housed the First State Bank of Frankfort, was purchased yesterday from the State Department of Financial Institu-

Governor Townsend, said the im-

tions.

600 Expected for Spring Ceremonial Feb. 24. |

More than 600 prophets of the Sahara Grotto and candidates for the spring ceremonial are expected to attend the Grotto’s home-com-ing dinner and entertainment Feb. 24 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, William A. Hoefgen, monarch, announced today.

A committee headed by Harold G. Lanham is making final arrange~ments. A reception for spring class candidates is scheduled for 5:30 p. m, followed an hour later by the dinner. The Sahara Grotto band, directed by Brewer T. Clay, will play. The committee headed by Mr. Lanham includes Paul Schneider, vice chairman, Frank Haugh, Carl Mackey, George Fresch, Roy Davis, Ray Hixon, Herman Boyd, Harry Benson, Harold Cornwell, Jesse Greene, Leroy Davidson, William H. Faust Jr., Earl Friar, Frank K. Miller, Russell J. Clark, Charles Beckman, William Vaser, Frank Burres, Horace Greer, John F. Beeson, Fred L. Watson, Carl Setterquist, Alfred Burrage and James E. Wilson,

K, OF C. WILL HEAR WORLD 1 TRAVELER

Open Meeting to Be Held Tuesday Night.

Paul McGuire, Australian author . and lecturer, will speak on “The Christian Revolution” at an open meeting sponsored by the. Knights of Columbus supreme council Tuesday night at the K. of C. Auditorium. Mr. McGuire, who is giving a series of lectures in the United States, will answer questions. He has traveled in India, Italy, Spain, France, Holland, Belgium, Ireland, England and the: United States, studying social economics. In his lectures, he presents “antidotes” for the various “isms”’-—Com-munism, Naziism and Fascism. The lecture is open to the public without charge. -John H. Blackwell, grand knight |;

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