Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1939 — Page 4

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BENSON PLEADS Guild $ JURY MAY BET State Women Voters League Outlines NEW TRIMS DENIED =a 2 mone rou

and freedom of the Prose

FOR VOLUNTEER a = KOKOMO TRIAL Organization to Promote Merit System IN FREE PRESS CASE 5 7 am»

" ; George and Meriam Mowanzte—an ops MOBILE, Ala. May 12 (U.P) nounced they ware predating a bill

am Y h x | BY TOMORROW | ANsOmBIY and died Th a Benate U8 District Judge John MeDufree of exce % @ Th? CRN } ' ] y ceptions to take the cae ta the HOS! | Al HEL! . Lafayette Rally Launches vi | committee | today had overruled motions for Offcuit Court of Appeals a New ALN LL | | Campaign; Miss Wells Is Ge | New leagues were organized this NeW (rials for five persons convicted | Olean:

- REL Ji be. 4 f vear in Hendricks County and at

Addresses White Oross Unit Five More Investigations Final Speaker. B Orown Point, Miss Sihclafir Waid.

\ AW X : 1 p a 1 Beheduled late this morning are Which Is Celebrating Wo N | Into Rileged irregularity (Continued from Page One) | RN DEE Jewelry [@fe)

; ; ' : Lafaveite, on “An Outsider Views 7th Anniversary. \ | Are Reported. | wity will greet the 350 delegates and the Teague” and Mis. B. Mark Por 1S N ILLINOIS 41

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Claypool Hotel Building The state-wide merit organization } ree, Indianapolis, on “The Indiana / was launched last night following a ? eniite Dis to Grow.” Wis, Fer i p i N 5 ACA : ; | : one HAN woh hte gn ree was to explain the expansion emoria al ‘hie ciall 7 i Vi " i RO e program which involves a new finan \ { i . opened the league's council session / ; : 1 fm] orn] X ot ) ae y . ty © Pave ; cial DAR to be met in motion in the Te ot oe \ I RYT mY Members of the ‘merit council are ; ’ fall Pp RCE, Wh Ts Ww \ on SEs examination, he wax 0 be “organizations and individuals Other business on he morning CTO8 ; : : Sa pp . 1 yAVOT antal : = Wilts Cra (HI tol) X NN \ shown several claims filed by Mix re a Gi. i calendar will be adoption of the More than 500 members of the § Ns. and was asked ff they aidn't indi SH Aw HOn ill i budget Presented Tast night BY ; vo Tavinael ) a NR \ \ A Mi # e teria ww SOCK 6 Jorveph Graflis. Logansport. b ot Chuild ‘met at the Claypool Tote] y N Shoe that a De — or ig aust the continuation of om A a ph Rit TE hia ion - —— hn gem we bit that his Quty democratic form of government be quotas by 1ocal leagues; n TOpOT of sary. The ‘Guild is an organiza . cerned with that, at hi WV caure supported by the respect and ! s; of Voluntary workers who offer . John G. Penson was only to show actual deliver confidence of its citizens, league the Tesolutions committee by Mis warvice, clothe indigont babies,

make After U. 8. District Attorney Val . p= TI 7 Gurney Mann, Richmond, and a bandages. and aid in ARV WARY Por Nolan rested his case vesterday, de Purdue Presfdent Eiiott | credentials committee report. «ible the volunteer hospitals in the onse attornevs asked for a directed (Claims Loss to State welcomes delegates, | The directors recommended that State verdict of acquittal. Judge J, LEroy| wipers ix no Public isste that the president appoint a committee

members waid, Volimnlteer hospitals, Dr. Benson Adair took the motions under ad- weaais with more universal Approval lature meets, Mrs. Gardner, State to draft a Teter to Governor Town:

said. differ from public and private visement and sald he Would Tule gpan the merit system,” G. LV® jeague lewisiative steering commits send “deploring the cut In the ihstitutions in that their chief wup- after all defense testimony has Deen pajsley, Chicagd, director of the ' Bu fio iey We “wih whoo! attendance division budget W of churches presented wivil Service Assembly of the UU. 8. | ce Chairman, Teported © Wish land wiging him to do everything

BT oi ete. 1 theres (he ize of he commit- ‘possible. tb uphold the high stand. | TOASTMASTER WAFFLE TRON ELECTRIC IRON

religious orders, lodges and bhenevo Workers Tell of Cleaning Brick and Canada. told the council

cr B N 13 2 pate taxt night. Thdiana lores about OS ES en RB and Th e ro x 1H O / The Government has presented xonn oon annually because of the With more candidates from counties Mins Florence irlin, ongres we elon Teamwork Works oard ames a Sy 8 3 . Ty \ Yor ix y Ni ¥ y Werk! Wor MT » Develsp evidence purporting to show that patronage system, he asgerted Where the league is hot yet or- sional wecretary of the National , v RY we , ganized League of Women Voters, will make

hey mist be preserved, he state ie "0 ; Selek Whi : 3 Wi 4 aus] v Tk Fr PA ! } South Side Streets Mix atwned the bricks which he ab He cited the results of numerou Leagie-sponsored 1eRisiation for a field 1p to Thdiana ih the fal No»! hatlly fame iN Newer

“@ fhev are free from politic dai : . . 8 Of ) i “which show , B® because they are free Ii ! In Resolution tained By buving old structures from DOI n Ih Os Voie extension of the merit system ad- Mrs. Merrell announced wiamatie plated overwhelming major x for

al favalvement, they de Kokomo companies, Mr Nolan called HBF 10 PRTIONREe.” vanced farther in the last w=ession | Executive wexefon: of the league: NLY $0 PER W | vd > {Of 2) YT ooix "ure y ‘ " . ‘ dozen of WPA workers to testify My Belsley discussed Next Stops of the Legislature than in the two mix program departments and a O ¢ PE - } i k mT { Me { Ss stem following PTEVIOUS Session: she sald She re meeting of 16cal league presidents AY © eke wan Merit Sy He 5 ) i ' Rives : " : a they cleaned the bri Sore > EE Nn: Glyonce ferred specifically to the bill for a and chairmen of finance, publieity influential following ; sel Bdward H. Knight Teportedly| ‘pesterday he introduced a states P Mor GY iy, wate Jonge | METIL SYStem JA all State depart. personnel, program, membership } 500 © ve ntveer ¢ NE » T ant 5, © CE A : ¢ “Puring 200 years the voluntee Cone Inded that the City could not ment purportedly sighed hy Thomas A wy ments which pasged the House dur- and extension committeas were held played a Wih the suit filed against the Belt a ress ing the closing days of the Creneral following the dinner meeting

‘Phe ‘voluntesr ‘hospital 1s in N\§ \ R (Continued from Tage One)

. . Ei FS “Hi ust 0 RX X Aida Baa, ‘ : danger of extinction Bp iS, el RN WPA for the city's projects, and preserved, Dr. John G. Benson, : | that these certificates were attached

and financ velop teamwork and the organiza

tian behind them as a large an (Continwed from Tage One)

i hospitals has : . N . . Tost No at hart ih the pro- For thai reason the City decided to C. Heady, a defendant and president All clasves of citizens and even) mos tant motion of medical surgical ey SAA) 3 cof ay y solentific ¥orvice in caring for the wored hy the Associated Railroads of Kokomd, in which Heady satd he lei group within

p i - 4 3 by. y » : aha t ‘F Sih » je iY ducing the roads : " vital and common interests in the e a8 the fo of private and Indiana, in 1 . E . . By Th eater eh mas made Share of the costs, it was aid Mix use his name ih SUDMIING gaplishment and maintenance © 5 DIAMONDS Locket: and Crosses fe nNrein raucation as . . : a na rm lp 2 \ “ ’ A BE iby > to the advance Under the last Administration, the claims for brick sold to the city. the merit xystem, he said or Mathes $i ’ vy { contribution to the aaval oR ‘ . . ' nat © ' 8 Bredal Cony: Tit 1 vir Iv completed hego- The statement also described how “Ax the beneficiaries or the ¢éom : 1 0. { A 4 2 95

the patients as Cit) had virtually

of seientitic CATE Bt I mad of tations to elevate the tracks over MIX and Mel Good, a defendant and | sumiers of governmental services >» ~ RRL] CreR NaN] = wel 3% pioneerin. 1h ON Bencon Madison Ave, and Fast and Single- former eity clerk, met Wendy at they desire high standards of ad A plivimiive Weditime,” Dn Sens ton Sts. When plans were stalled by [Good's request at the Elks Olub. ministration; as taxpayers, (hey i i » A th> Bell Railtoads flat refusal to There, the statement sald, Good Wish economy and efficiency in pub: : BE OS A eA SRO I : a one = 5 : mM Ye rele

voluntary 5 N NF ) y ; v 1 most pe pte pay 50 per cent df the e¢ost. Belt gave Heady a $600 City cheek, made lic management; as governmental T | A T he ashitals i the utmost mj { ' Y . . gh 4 ” " N at " ® ad y ) vg y ooh free from Officials at (hat time asserted that out in Heady's name Heady, ®e- employees, they want fair and mod / Pevtectly Meatehod

’ \ ran « | OWN y Io ATO Ax { oY ‘mployment practice: as pa ~ "yh _ / the road could not afford to pay its cording to the statement, cashed en « : aE iA : ® ¥ ‘ to THOtic citizens, they are eager to Composition Leather : nN DIAMOND DUET

and back the hew Jaw, originally Spon- [of the Sumption-Heady-Hunt Od. of civie, professional and occupational ETOUTR® FACTORY a community have BETOUTY AC

share the check and gave the mone) A PWA grant of more than Mix. Heady said he had no idea he See high levels of official morality Soles : Soles 3500 000 which the City had ob- was doing anything wrong in pe Legal Youndation Necessary D IDTHS ONLY J B,C AND D WiDTHs

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Mare fhar 100 OOD Persons

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YAY Wive of f taine for the Droject was Jost mitting use of his name hat he a ; : o respective 01 1 Ns : , x X X A > 00d about i nd Good Fevential t6 the securing and Iv any BROWN and WHITE oY neidera tion: when negotiations failed. The 1925 had asked Good about it and ood . er CONSTR TION | ? cideved taining of qualifiad public emplovee: Oc " 8 BROWN elevation provided in that contract

| Ao Team made {Weel e Clty ivaid he merely considered it an s { agreement made between th i iv a formal merit system based upon S$ 23 fructet 1d directors, or RiVe A%= hax heen completed

100.000 Reprovented . ihe Tordx Drovid far ale accommodation to Mix, an oki p ant the Toaas proviea ol leva . : i a constitutional or xtatutory man The statement was pregented duy= that lack a legal foundation are WHTTY NEW a i TY . . it} 8 he 4 any ‘of Jovenh RVEZe constantly in danger of sabotage hy RR ta AR RNAS SRTR Wd Ane » Pennsvivania Railroad eleva the testimony of Joseph Rys rod "3 Sietani nd serve withou financia a rn 4 ing th fin | opponents of the merit principle and A RIG 3 renumeration and devote much time HOW Ng ve Re Sr > na Re leski, a WPA investigator, and Was ape subject to varving interpreta 3 WY 3 9%’ and Pass over Caven Si owa 3 A *

ion f DERRBN It track yw | friend . oad 11¢ Ni 1% , Be : tracks 0 1 | date in =hort. a civil service xvetem. \ the South Side 1 alf © he w Pr § i | ‘ we South Side. About half of the Defeonve Protests Reading he declared Personnel Program: AND AND A ty . 3 § y Y RX wie of tions Hb denpar an ahd service Th making and NRIPING wrnacota St. Madison Ave. Palmer Toad to the Jury ‘over protests ol | Hoh v department heads ane thexe voluntary ho pital St. and Paris Ave defense attorneys Another etate

other appointing authorities.” SIZES 8 TA RI: ’ |, be He =ajld a formal merit xvetem i: They BTV a large purhose hn City Engineer Johnson aid that ment wag yead ta the jury during PRCBRREALN fo Snes the Permanence - RE — —— EERE making it Possible tor POVSICIANS (he Pennsvivania elevation had to \ : ey : Sp tS pes ( ‘ : ob 3 ; — Myr. Ryszeleskis testimony Tt Wak of ead personnel pDoliciex and Hra« Q & : and sureeons of every type and be made if the Belt Alva tion were ! bibl . ‘tH o th Yb it i oN & "y } Ol R I AMOUS STOU Ts SPE IAL, 1 Bay Atv 41 33 Ww 1 J SNA ox 1 \ v ; | Pane schooling 10 §81ve IN their Yespective constineted because the Penpsyl Duiportedly that of Morrow. In 1 ( ) Ai neo treatment in emplovee manacemont

fields of screntif andl curative yvania fracks tie in with the Belt Marrow waid the City needed hrick 5 ® * " . 3 : a TRC! : : MEDI 1 . %itex Of 2 NT \ 5RADUATION service strictly on the basis of Merit tracks between Raymond and Caven for WPA projects, that the yetafl 20% 10 offes the Tequisit hE ¥ Bovs White X Ol S » TR. GRADUA { A Nix caren xXervice . - “ h \ Ii A 73 RI y

and skill and with a feeling of un~ Sty price was $15 a thousand, and n 9 a “hd >» Puri nh organizing a state-wide merit ! limited freadom and with the fullest was able to wecure them for $10 a : Bia Boys’ ) \ a Men's oF Ladies ’ WN y ) Wiint

on A A : association he advised bring it | 5 y encouragement to develop then LEANY NAMED FOR thousand association h ae rmging \ ttle G ents ‘Many groups with many profes > . 0 Wohsazidle: ; FAR ae : (Stonal interests’ =uch ax emplovee Bsizex 8 Wizes 1% to Br \ \» ¥ Nafls mder the inspiration of this PUERTO R CO POST ea vd o the xtatement xaid n Q _ { Un ti | | caronabl ome laborifie And KRFICUIEUTAL | EOD! Rig 2 Rn \ 7 Widi he:

talents in surgical and madical I consider this price fair and for teamwi here have yp ald he Vt Kno ) 8 reedom for teamwork the 3 Morrow sald he didnt Know hon Chambers of Commerce and Junio 1B, « Widths B, C and D ’ hoo! , developed some of the largest WASHINGTON, Mav 12 (U.P) much Mix paid for the brick and : $ 95 ; po § » Q¥ co » 2

. ' : y Chambers of Commerce and mervice and most outstanding hospitals and Prexident Roosevelt announced {(o- that he (Morrow) did not partici

) = 3 Ses on wa) ATS : : wo | CIUDS KING 3 madical eentdrs in America sae JAY he Will name Admiral William pate in any profits Mix might have Mrs, Gardner Reports " SIR Mass, Ave, i The voluntary hospital should be PD Leahy Governor of Puerto Rico made | Th an effort ta oreate A prentel X ut ; . er Dhinty wiyiex fob Indie! i 1 th ! il] 2 { said the next Nh LB a Ph (Necond Block) % fn Ye Hy eee

maintained in order that a large in a ‘move which will place veteran Defense attorheys public demand for trained person " and influential group may have the \ 3 ilitary Straftesists t defendants to testify would be Po emana for { . EE IR Disha: Or STINE Ld RN a I orehaamLs YO ma Del 1h government sarvice the legis STORES OPEN 8 A. M, CLOSE WEEK DAVE 5:30 P. M - Only 50c Weekly opportunity and priviiege ol RIVINR | America’s Key outposts in the At- Lincoln 1 Record, former WPA i b . pa we TINA : : : ] lative steering committee is inte: OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL. 9 P.M,

direction to the activities which are Nantic and Pacific project supervisor Charles W. Hai exted in functioning in off vears a QIFAR KAD ' related to the local hospital service Admiral Leahy, retiring Chief of ley, former WPA district supe well Bs h RAE {he Veark the Yogi: SHOE STORE DEE JEWELRY 00.— 18 N. lilinois St namely the prevention of disease Naval Operations, will go to Puerto visol Heady Joseph Tarkington 5 SS GR eT" Tem - - HR : : Cm im ——— hrough organized NUISNR SEIVICE Rap at a time when the Army and former employee of the Governors in (he communities Which are Mol wavy are rushing plans to make the Commission for Unemployment Re

organized under public health Su- jgand the “Gibraltar of the West lief; Good: Carl J. Broo, forme: § pervision mates” to guard aastern approaches city attorney; former Mayor Olin R »

Service te Children Cited to the Panama Canal Holt: Morrow, and Mix

v 3 ad Art The extensive national program Maj en Douglas MacArthu

Being conde heer 4 Henetion Te S. Army Chie| of Stahl CONFESSION CLAIMED

is marshal of the Philippine

Sue p= hi Ee pi fos Hy commonwealth military forces IN BLACKMAIL CASE ( a FR | 7 on ant venders » seis of tne JMLED FOR BURNING sm Er ; Trade In 3 SER th the Child NEW YORK, May 12 (U.P : i ; ; Y 0 ‘ich "Pe Toss ¢ he van SON AS DISCIPLINE Federal Burean of Investigation ; : i our Ls

A 1 1 ital without dont b S40 TORONTO. Ontavia Mav 19 6 APNE ald today that Gerald Klein ; : oS ; 4 Furniture Pp Charles Kinnee talked in his TT cell today about the necessity blackmail the widow of Paward 1 hospital should commena (OF disciplining children while Sehneider, lieutenant of Kansas ities to the public in a large PhySiotans worked to save the City's political boss, Tom J. Pen sand the fact that in many DNANAS of his 8-year-old son, Ron- dergast. Sohneider committed sui Ss of America the only hes- 21d, burned so severely they may [olde May 1 rvice has been offered hy the de erippled for life The agents said Klein wax arrest: nd Benevolens hospital Kinnee, Who is 32, and Mary ed while attempting to communi- | hospital must be MeKernon, 27 Whe lives in Lis cate with Mis. Schhefder, claiming EXDIRRSION of the home Were charged with burning to be Rehneider's illegitimate =on de institutions in the boy's hands as punishment for Charged with attempted extortion the spirit of de« RRKINR a few pennies and lighting and using the mails to defraud, he

against, any Matches will be arraigned toda)

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ine neags them, religion the paonle needa them. phila hropists need them and om great army of volunteer work ers such as the White Cross workers need the volunteer hospital 1d which they ¢éan give themselves in un

selfish service

ARGENTINA HITS NAZIS SN BUENOS ATRES, Mav 10 rl 2-PIECE

decree will IR sued next week forbidding political

BCLIVILY by foreign elements. Luis M | | 0) Ul Jarberic, Presidential secretary, an nounced today, The decree would affect Specially the German Nagi has whipping richness yet Part though might alsa hit \

costs less than ordinary

DISCUSS VOTING AT 18 canned milk LOS ANGELES Mav 12 (U.P) hdge Ben BR Lindsey revealed today that he has discussed with President

VEN the humblest bread puddi p Roosevelt a rManachl that AE ART pu AR OF ves. dosevelt & proposal that American FOR MILNUY USERS E terday's cake takes on company-dinne;

Vouth he permitted to vote at 18 ins

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iA ’ NE nN yi 1 2) did not indicate whethe berry shortcake, apple dumplings, and other

Mr. Roosevelt indorsed the plan - AY You’ . say » hundreds of home. " bl n rrp x Begs For cooking: Dilute makers are saving, that the delicate flavor has heen & h Pp SINCE We have been ap 0 offer ACCUSED OF LETTER THEFT Miter mates and-halt with and hearty richness of Milaut add new in. It has heen | Jong Wri 'SIN(Y a . . ey E y T: » PITTSBURGH, May 12 (U. P) water. Grand for gravies, terest to your meals, And you'll be delighted vou a suite with so much NA le and distinction at a price AaAsy crms Melville V. Gross, Warsaw, Int, & J Jie Puce cassercle with the economy of Milaut ; © ¢ actually it | 1a a Pa y ak Khe ust enough wood tri clerk on the Pittsburgh & Chicags § © ix thi . re pi Milnut like this, Exactly as shown with just enough wood trim No In terest Ruilroad Postoffice, was arraigned Nt € Source © valuable, healt rotecting | 1% ; } ' R f 0) N 18 1 —————————" : a before a U, 8, Commisisone: tod) vitamins, To its pure wholesome formula of | to give 1t a note usually not found in suites of this price “

y ® ‘charge of steali ART : refined cog ornutoilsand nutritious skimmed | “ 1.ar | ive chair y 4 mak N18 No F mance conning 5 a, hrs hua milk solids, so rich in Vitamins B and G. class, La ge Massive « hair and day enpot t make up this $i CO 00 oy urge

a postoffice smplovee for 14 Years For use at table: Serve Mil. are now added Vitamins A and D, Use suite. You may have your choice of Arcadia Green or

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shop windows in separate distriets \ reasons, to the Carolene FProdearly today. The blasts were believed ucts ( :olbany, Litchfield,

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