Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1939 — Page 8

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McRae to Talk on Defenses—Lieut. Col. Richard O. McRae, national chaplain of the Reserve Officers’ Association, is to speak at the luncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Junior -Chamber of Commerce at the Canary Cottage tomorrow. His subject will be “Our National Defenses.” George .J. Smith, Indianapolis district manager of the

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OF BEER 10 GET patriotic meeting directed by - the sons of Union Veterans, is to be 1 held at 8 p. m. Thursday at the World War Memorial. Co-operat-

ing in the rally will be the Amer- . _— ican Legion Lond AusiliarY: oe Yee erans oO reign Wars an PavInents Due on Surrender |vnited spanish War Veterans. ¥ |Speakers will include Howard M. {9,07 Pols Fray J ons Sais nieies Indiana State Employment Service = 4 *. Under New Law. Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw and ; is program chairma. : i Ee iit n

Criminal Court Judge Dewey E. Masons Hold - Convocation—Con- . ; ... A Great Week of RECORD-BREAKING VALUES Throughout the Store For

Thirteen Indiana beer importers | MY€rs. fering: of. the council grades was to} who will lose their monopoly on that| yytheran Mission Continues—Lo- be. helg this afternoon di ihe : : | Your Easter and Spring Needs! COME! SAVE!

Scottish Rite Cathedral spring conbusiness midnight Thursday were cal Lutheran Churches will hold the vocation. - A- class of 56 candidates notified today that each will get a|second service in a five-day preach-

received the title of grand elect Ma$1000 refund on his permit ing mission tonight with the theme son on completion of the 14th degree * . [“What the Lutheran Churches Be-

: tion is to The State’s port of entry system, a |, ~ last’ night. The convoca source of political criticism because Neve Sot So Ih e risen ves end Thursday with a banquet and

of its patronage for more than four presentation of the 32d degree. years, was outlawed under amendnents passed by the 1939 Legislaure. The State Alcoholic Beverages Commission told tmporters that the

refund will be paid upon surrender,

of their permits Friday as provided by law.

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observance of the centennial year for the Missouri Synod. The celebration commemorates the coming of the Saxon Lutheran pilgrim fathers of America.

Snethen on Program—Edward O. Snethen, local attorney, is to speak on “Daydreams” at 6:30 o'clock tonight at the University Park Chris-

Mrs. Ruth K. Heavenridge is director of the new special education classes at Butler University, which have been accredited by the State Board of Education. The

Townsend Club 48 will meet at Broadway Baptist Church at 7:30 o’clock tonight to hear an illustrated sermon by the Rev. R. M. Dodrill, church pastor. the illustrator.

Townsend Club to Hear Pastor—

W. Karl Steele is

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estate transactions totaling $88,150 were closed last week by members of the North Side ‘Realtors, a division

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The 13 importers then will have|tian Church father’s and son's banthe maladjusted and unadjusted

the same status as 140 beer whole-|quet. The Men’s Brotherhood is

_ salers now operating in the State. John PF. “+ Importers under the old law were permitted to import beer from other states under a special license. They formerly charged an extra + duty for handling out-of-state beer. * This was blamed for a beer war between the central states, which was ended a year ago when reciprocal agreements were reached and . the duty on foreign beer was lifted. Under the new amendments, the limit on the number of wholesalers also was removed, leaving the field open to all comers. Any wholesaler now is permitted to import beer.

_ 22 Apply for Permits

Since the law became effective ° March 2, 22 applications for whole-

salers’ permits have been filed. Hear-

ing on these applications has been held up by the Commission pending a decision by the Indiana Supreme Court on the validity of the new amendment. - § The new amendments also in- - crease the brewers’ tax from three - and one-third cents to four cents a gallon.

BIDS IN ON $800,000 LOAN FOR SCHOOLS

Bids, offering a temporary loan of $800,000 for. operating expenses of . Indianapolis public schools, will be opened at the School Board's meeting tonight, Earl Buchanan, presi‘dent, said today. The borrowing, a procedure followed in recent years at this time, “is to meet payrolls and other operating expenses of the Board in anticipation of taxes levies and now in process of collection. Mr. Buchanan said it was improb- ~ able that any action would be taken on the petition to build a gym-nasium-audiforium at the Booker T. ° Washington Junior High School at 1102 N. West St., until A. B. Good, schools’ business: manager, returns from California.

- SECOND LOAN OFFICE HELD UP IN WEEK

- SOUT HBEND, March 28 (U. P.). —Police today worked to solve the second South Bend finance company robbery in less than a week. A robber raided the Local Finance Co., forced four employees to face the wall, and looted -the safe of approximately $700. He escaped in - homeward bound crowds of office workers. Last week another gunman

obtained aproximately $300 from the|

Household Finance Corp.

HELD IN COUNTERFEIT PROBE CONNERSVILLE, March 28 (U. P.).—A 45-year-old Wayne County farmhand today was held in the Fayette County Jail here pending investigation of a flood of counterfeit quarters and half dollars.

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sponsoring =the dinner. Jenks is the brotherhood president and the Rev. S. Grundy Fisher is church pastor.

. China Films to Be Shown—Motion pictures of missionary work in southern China will be shown by the Rev. Ralph Phillips at 8 p. m. tonight at the Calvary Tabernacle, Fletcher Ave. and Cedar St. The Rev. Mr. Phillips has been engaged in missionary work in China for more than 20 years. His films will include several war scenes and air raids.

15,000 BANKS TO GET I. U. MARCH BULLETIN

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, March 28.—Officers and directors of 15,000 banks in the United States this week will receive copies of the March issue of the Investment Bulletin of .the Investment Research Bureau of Indiana University. The Bulletin contains an article on “Investment Counsel for Banks,” by Dr. H. C. Sauvain, professor of finance in the Indiana University School of Business, and director of the Investment Research Bureau. It will be sent to all banks of the country by . Moody's Investors Service with a recommendation that Dr. Sauvain’s article be considered by bank officials as “an able and unbiased discussion” of the bank investment counsel question.

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Open G. O. P, ‘Trek’—The Republican Veterans of Marion County will hold the first meeting of their “Trek to 1940 Victory” at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Friday night. A new constitution will be

submitted by the board of directors,|

headed by Joe Rand Beckett. The constitution was recommended by a subcommittee including Schuyler Mower, chairman; William H.Remy, Frank Livengood and William E. Reiley.

Reports Tires Were Slashed—Ed-

ward Steeb, 519 Lincoln St. told}: police today that someone entered 3 his garage and slashed all four tires|:

on his car.

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