Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1939 — Page 17

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STATE BUDGET OFFIGIALS 0. K.

$85,000 to Match U. S. Cash For Education Projects In All Counties.

The State Budget Committee today had approved aditional appropriations totaling $188,000, of which $85,000 is to match Federal funds for vocational education projects in all 82 counties of Indiana for the next two months The committee approved a $70,000 appropriation for the Gross Income ax Divisions operating expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, ending June 30. This brings to $746,500 the operating costs of the division for the entire fiscal year. Most of the money was spent for salaries The additional appropriation was] avproved under a clause of the law that created the division back in| 1933 which allows 4 per cent of col- | lections for operating expenses Total appropriations for the year amount to 3.78 per cent of collections. 1 Under the vocational education program, sponsored by the State Department of Education, the State reimburses counties 25 per cent of| the cost for teachers’ salaries, the! Federal Government 30 per cent, leaving 45 per cent for ccunties to pay The teachers are hired to conduct night classes for aquits. Other appropriations approved by the committee included $24,000 for building repairs at the State Prison Michigan City, $7500 for repair of shops destroyed by fire at the Penal Farm, and $7300 for uilding equipment at the Terre Haute State Teachers College.

"ATE IS CHANGED FOR ULEN DINNER

LEBANON. May 11 (U. P).—The late for the annual Governor's Day ating and gridiron dinner at the Ulen Country Club has been nged from May 24 to Mav 26, so Commerce Secretary Harry Kins may attend as the guest of He has an appointment in gton May 24 mor Townsend is to be guest ritis and is to join Henry Ulen acting as host Notables expected include GoverChandler of Kentucky: Maj Lenox Lohr, president of the National Broadcasting Co.: Frank R McNinch, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission; Oswald Ryan, director the Civil Aeronautics Authority, and Herbert Akerberg, vice president of the Columbia Broadeasting system

PUGH NEW HEAD OF APARTMENT OWNERS

State

Watt Pugh today became presint of the Apartment Owners Asscelation succeeding Robert B. Moynahan. Officers were elected at a weeting at the Hotel Washington vesterday Other new officers include Mr Moynahan and Miss Mary Malloy, vice presidents: H. H. Woodsmall, treasurer; Mrs, T. D. McGee, secreHarvey J. Elam, counsel; WilHam P, Snethen, manager. Directors imciude Isidore Feibleman, Robert Bromiley, W. R. Hunter, R. A. Franke, C. Daniel J. Zimmerman, I'' D. McGee, F. R. Buck, B. S. Drake, Mrs. Hattie I. Meiere and J Allen Dawson

VALPARAISO U. HEAD'S RESIGNATION REFUSED

VALPARAISO, May 11 (U. P) When Oscar C. Kreinheder, presiValparaiso University, offered his resignation to the board of directors today because of poor health, the board refused to accept

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Instead, Kreinheder absence. Dean Walter Friedrich will be acting president during his absence, Dr. Kreinheder has been president of the university since 1930, coming here from Detroit where he was pastor of the Christ Lutheran

church

the Board gave Dr. a six months leave of

GROUP TO MEET AT YW The Social Recreation Institute maucted by the Y. M. C. A. for church and community social groups, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the “YY.”

Fraternal Dance Arranged. — The) Indiana Fraternal Congress is spon|soring a dance in honor of National | Fraternal Week at Castle Hall Sat-| (urday night. M. E. Kilpatrick is Congress president, August Faubel| 'is vice president and Miss Elizabeth Himes, secretary treasurer. Arrius| {Court No. 5 of the Ben Hur Life Association will unite with other {fraternal orders for the dance.

Transport Club Meets—The first of regular Thursday luncheons of the Indianapolis Motor Transportation Club will be held today at Fox| | Steakhouse on E. Washington St.

The City's campaign against illegal parking showed tangible results today as traffic sticker collections for the first four months of this year almost doubled collections for the same period a year ago. The City Clerk's records showed that payments between Jan, 1 and May 1 totaled | $4064, compared to $2308 the | first four months of 1938 . April collections were triple those of April a year ago, with | $3432 collected, compared to | $1014 in April, 1938.

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Baptists Re-elect re-elected for the tenth successive year executive secretary of the Indianapolis Baptist Association, He will supervise 34 churches in the Indianapolis area.

are Alvah C. Waggoner, president; Mrs. L. B. Willsey, clerk; Karl W.| Scheick, treasurer, and Harry B.| Dynes, the Rev. Louis G. Crafton] and Mrs. Russell Smith, executive committee members Also elected were Baptist Young People’s Union officers. They are Albert Dell, president: Robert Bartram, vice president; Roberta Jones, ! treasurer; Edna Taggart, secretary; Eugene Firestone, vice president northeast district; Kenneth Howard, vice president northwest district; Harry Mattingly, vice president] southeast district and Howard Chambers, vice president southwest

district,

Manual Girls te Sing -— The Manual Training High School Girls Glee Club will sing at the Exchange Club meeting tomorrow at the Washington Hotel. The Club is planning a week-end party at Turkey Run at which Exchange Club delegations from all over the State will meet.

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Cross life saving field representa tive from Washington, will com« plete the 30-hour course for ine structorship candidates at Butler tomorrow night. More than 40 candidates for life saving instruetor certificates are taking the course.

Gates Named to Board — Frank BE. Gates, president of the Frank E. Gates Co, has been reappointed to

represent Indianapolis on a nation- | Wagner, Electric Steel Castings Co.|.__ lal committee on real estate taxa-|yjce president, will show movies.

tion. The appointment was made by the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Mr. Gates, a past president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, has been a regional vice chairman of

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vanced foods | McGuire—The [the taxation committee. He was ap- | Milk Co. plant today. The girls were | is to speak on “Playing the Game.’

Rev. Clive McGuire today had been pointed upon nomination by the accompanied by their teacher, Miss The band and the boys’ glee club { Elizabeth Lamson,

|dianapolis will be elected by the|dent of the Fletcher Trust Men's

board of directors next week. The, election of three new directors was announced yesterday. They are Meier S. Block of the| William H. Block Co, Louis Wolf | lof H. P. Wasson & Co, and Albert | |I,. Zoller, of the Charles Mayer & | |Co. They will succeed Stanley W.| Shipness, of Sears Roebuck & Co, | { president; Ralph C. Vonnegut, of| {the Vonnegut Hardware Co, vice | president, and Walter E. Wolf, of] H. P. Wasson & Co, treasurer. | Members of the board who remain in office are Theodore B, Griffith, of I. S Ayres & Co.; Allan K. Kahn, of the Colonial Furniture] Co.: Arthur L. Strauss, of L. Strauss | & Co; Lewis BE. Gausepohl, of the] E. J. Gausepohl Co.; A. K. Schieden- | helm, of the Banner-Whitehill Fur- | {niture Co. and Leo Traugott, of the | Fair Store. |

| Entertains Club Tonight — Miss Margaret Muenster will entertain | members of the F. E. M. Chapter, Sub-Deb Club, tonight at her home, 5630 Carrollton Ave. Officers will] be elected.

Glass Works Visit Set—Members | of the Indianapolis Chapter of the | American Society for Metals will ‘visit the Fairmount Glass Works [prior to their meeting Monday at |the Hotel Washington. A dinner {will be held at 6:30 p. m. and I. R.

Officers will be elected.

Class Visits Milk Plant—An ad-| class at High School Home Economics department visited the Polk Sanitary

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Roth Heads Fletcher Club Vernon C. Roth today became presi

Club. He was elected at a meeting last night at the Athenaeum. Other new officers are Morris E. Dodd, vice president; william Schutte, sec« retary, and Richard N. Chew, treas

urer. New members of the board of | governors are John Egger, Ralph | E. Dodson and J. Raymond Hams| ner. pon Lash, former Indiana! University track star, spoke,

Lester Kaufman, local metal dealer, today vowed ‘never again to carry a 200-pound man on the handlebars of a bicycle” after he was fined 90 chocolate bars yesterday in Superior Courtoom 1 on that charge. Ninety Girl Scouts of Troops 50, 55 and 62 made their annual trip to Judge Joseph Markey's court. When he turned the courtroom over to them the girls “cooked up” the charge against Mr. Kaufman, who also was visiting the court. Sheriff Feeney and Lieut. Lawrence McCarty were ore dered to “arrest” Mr. Kaufman, Three Girl Scout judges and a Girl Scout jury found him “guilty” and fined him 90 chocolate bars.

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