Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1939 — Page 8

ECONOMIC LIFE

2-Day Program on Industry|

Problems to Open Here Monday.

A two-day regional meeting of the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems, sponsored by the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, will

be opened at the Severin Hotel

‘Monday. The local committee making ar- . rangements is headed by the Rev. Fr. August Fussenegger, diocesan director of charities. Vice chairmen are Thomas D. Sheerin, John E. Smith and Mrs. Charles L. Barry. Dr. Paul Kiniery of Loyola University, Chicago, will open the Monday morning session with an address on “American Economic Life.” “Industry’s Plan for the Future” will be the subject of an address by William A. Hanley, El Lilly Co. director, The Rev. Fr. + Joseph G. Kempf of St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, will speak on “The Encyclical and - Economic Life,” also on the morning program. Youth Talk Due

+ In the afternoon Mr. Smith will introduce Edward V. Crowe, Detroit, Arch-diocesan Catholic Youth Organization executive secretary, who will speak on youth and industry. The Rev. Fr. M. M. Hoffman of Columbia College, Dubuque, Iowa, also will take part in the afternoon program with an address on “The . Encyclical in Relation to Wages and Employment.” 4 Leo E. Keller, Detroit, Brotherhood Maintenance of Way Employees statistician, and T. P. Joyce, Camden, N. J, R. C. A. Manufacturing Co, official, will jointly discuss co-operation between labor and employer in the evening. The Rev. Fr. John P. Boland, New York State Labor Relations Board chairman, will discuss “Standards Set by the Encyclical.” They will be introduced by State Senator Eugene Payton, a member of the Notre Dame University faculty.

Other Speakers Listed

Joseph P. McNamara, Indianapolis, deputy Atforney General, will introduce the speakers at the Tuesday afternoon session. : Speakers for the Tuesday pro gram will be Clarence Lundquist, U. S. Dept. of Labor Wage and _ Hour Division official representative; Thomas R. Hutson, Indiana

Labor commissioner; the Rev. Fr. R. A. McGowan, Washington Conference department of social action assistant director; Helen Phelan, Cleveland, Council of Catholic Women president; Dr. Thomas E. Wiley, Winona, Minn. College of St. Teresa; the Rev. Fr. Paul Tanner, Catholic Action secretary, Archdiocese of Milwaukee; Dr. J. E. Hagerty, Ohio State University; Dr. John A. Ryan, Washington, Catholic University of America; and Agnes G. Regan, Washington, National Council of Catholic Women executive secretary. Bishop Ritter will deliver the Conference closing address following a dinner meeting Tuesday night.

EX-CONGRESSMAN DIES

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24 (U, P.). ~—Thomas G. Patten, three-time member of Congress from New York and the man who cast the deciding favorable vote on the Federal Reserve Act, died at his home here yesterday. He was 77.

| Manual Editor

Donnie Douglas has been named editor of the Booster, weekly newspaper of Manual High School, Miss Gretchen A. Kemp, faculty adviser, announced today. Others named to the Booster staff include Elsie Rusie, Bessie Rosenberg, Alfred Hubert, Jean Kline, Harold Light, Elizabeth Collins, Mary Jane Roeder, Norma Skillman, Evelyn Skillman, Sam Chernin, Betty Shortridge, Jacqueline Creamer, Olga Phillips and Mary Harbinson.

FILE MURDER CHARGE IN WOMAN'S DEATH

Miss Florine Hughley, 20, 765 Indiana Ave., died today of a shotgun wound, police reported. Edward Kelley, 46, of the same address, was arrested and charged by police with murder. Police said a witness told them Kelley had shot Miss Hughley and that Kelley told them she had threatened him with a knife, he had grabbed the gun, and that it was accidentally discharged.

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SCOUTS TOGET “HONOR MEDALS

Organization’s National Court.to Make Awards For Herosim.

NEW YORK, Feb, 2¢ (U. P.)— National Scout Commissioner Danlel Carter Beard ‘announced today that eight Scouts will receive gold honor medals and certificates for

The awards will be made by the National Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts of America. Recipients include: ; Charles Jones, 15, second class

ing after they fell through ice into a creek last Nov. 27. RE Emmett Moss, 17, first class Scout, Graham, Okla, (gold medal) for saving a youth from drowning last May 1. Clovis Davis, Graham; Okla,

(certificate) for helping Moss in his rescue. - : Skipper Carl Hall Jr., 23, of Sea Scout Ship Yankee Sea Horse, Williamsport, Pa.; Mate John Franklin Miller, 21, and Oliver Helmrich, 16, of the same ship, (certificates) for aiding in the rescue of 45 persons besides themselves aboard a raft which crashed into a Susquehanna River pier at. Muncy, Pa. last March 20,

BURGLAR ERRS ON BEER OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 24 (U. P.).— August Dangles, restaurant proprietor, got a real kick out of being

robbed. A burglar carried off a case of 24 bottles of what was presum-

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HOOVER LASHES DICTATORSHIPS

Tells Presbyterians World Is Arming for Unknown War.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 24 (U. P.).— Former President Hoover last night

scored dictatorships as the “fifth horse” of the Apocaiypse and warned that “fumes from these witches’ cauldrons of new ideologies are today drugging our democracies with illusions of economic security.” He spoke before 700 pastors and laymen of the Presbyterian Church at the opening of the church’s drive for a one-million dollar. fund for support of its colleges in western

litical, economic and social phases began a decline with the World War, “Now when we look around, what do we see? A world seething with malign forces and ferments. Many were born from the destruction of the great war. . “In Germany we have seen the most hideous persecution of the Jews. Now we see the persecution of the Christian faiths as well.

Russians Attacked

“Equally in Russia we see the destruction of all religious faith. We

opponents by the thousands. “A military autocracy in control of Japan is making a war of aggression upon China as horrible as that of Genghis Khan. “The nations in dumb fright are arming as never. before in history for some unknown conflict. The former President paused, then added: : “That, I am sad to say, is the picture of two-thirds of the people of

Pennsylvania. : Stating that civilization in its po-

the world today. “Nor are the more peaceful de-

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Rs PAR 2 NR mocracies who coniprise the remaining third of the people in the world untouched.” : Mr. Hoover cites as social com plications of the modern age the slowness in carrying the “moral relationship between employer and employee” in the growth from village shop to mass production; the displacement of men workers by women, and the endowment of corporations with legal personality, while giving thém the “morals of a

machine tool.”

GREENE COUNTY LAND PURCHASE DELAYED

Times Special % WASHINGTON, Feb. 24. — Rep Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind.) announced today that Agriculture Department officials have promised him to withhold action on the proposed ,land purchase projeet in Greene County. : The project, for which $75,000 is available, was to remove farmers

from so-called submarginal acreage

and use the land for reforestation and other land-use..demonstration - Such removal has been opposed by those who would be removed and Rep. Landis has obtained a year of respite in an effort to have the proj ect abandoned unless opposition is overcome, he said.

QUAKE HITS FILMLAND

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24 (U. P.).—A 50-mile area northeast of here, including Hollywood, was shaken by an earthquake yesterday. The tremors were felt in Hollywood, Lancaster, Bakersfield and the San Fernando Valley. The shocks were

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