Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1939 — Page 12
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TOLD SECURITY ACT DEFECTIVE
Convention Will End Today; Detmer of Ft. Wayne Named President.
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"ACCOUNTANTS
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
CIRCLING THE CITY,
“Although the Federal Social Se-! curity Act is not a satisfactory solu-, tion to the problems of unemployment and old-age security, it may be considered a step in the right direction,” Harold C. Anderson, ! Washington accountant, said today. | Mr. Anderson, who is chairman of | the special committee on social se- | curity of the American Institute of |
Accounts, spoke before the annual | meeting of the Indiana Association | of Certified Public Accountants at Butler University. “The Act is admittedly defective and inadequate,” he said. “The Social Security Board has proposed changes in the Act to the President and Congress, which may be | considered as further steps in the right direction.”
‘Insecurity a Grim Thing’
“Economie insecurity in the United States is a grim, stark fact.
James E. Gheen of New York City (above) is to speak on “Laughing at Yourself” at the Indiana State Dental Association's convention banquet May 16 at the Claypool Hotel. Dr. W. Clyde Davis of Lincoln, Neb, is to speak at the scientific program May 17. Dr. H. C. Dimmich of Ft. Wayne, editor in chief of the Association's Journal, is completing pre-con-vention arrangements,
s | School July 1,
! Harvard Club Re-elects Rauch-— (John G. Rauch was re-elected (president of the Harvard Club of Indiana during the annual meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club last night, Other officers elected were Francis W. Dunn, vice president, and Howard P. Travis, secretary and treasurer, The meeting was in honor of Prof. Bruce Hopper of Harvard University; E. Francis Bowditch, dean of freshmen at the university, who will become headmaster at Park and Hugh McK. Landon, president of the Harvard Alumni of the United States.
| Chiropractors to Meet—The Indi/diana Bureau of Chiropractic, will (hold its ninth annual convention at {the Claypol Hotel tomorrow. Dr. |B. J. Palmer, president of the Palmer School of Chiropractic, Daven't, Towa, will give two addresses. Other speakers will be Dr. George |Shevis of Huntingburg, president of the Indiana Bureau, and George G. Rinier, Indianapolis, attorney for the organization and the Chiropractic Health Bureau.
Tucker to Speak—James M. | Tucker, Secretary of State, will ad- | |dress members of the Indianapolis [Notre Dame Alumni Club at a {luncheon meeting Monday at Canary Cottage, it was announced today by E. W. Mahoney, Club secretary. Mr, Tucker will explain the | function of his office, He will be | introduced by Joseph P. McNamara, chairman. The club is to have an
R [partment officials for failure to sign [two affidavits in connection with
. (Court Judge Charles Karabell to-
Lieut. Lawrence McCarty of the Police Traffic Department is to | speak Monday night at a meeting of the Tillman H. Harpole Post | 249 of the American Legion and |
its Auxiliary. Plans for memorial services to be held May 28 at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church at 3:30 p. m. will be com-
KARABELL REBUKES PREVENTION SQUAD
The Accident Prevention Department drew the wrath of Municipal
day. The judge reprimanded de-
traffic cases. Angered, the judge pointed out that one of the men had been held in jail illegally because his affidavit was not signed. “Here we have men locked up and not even a case against them,” Judge Karabell said. “Who's running the Accident Prevention Department anyhow.” Told that Capt. Lewis Johnson was, Judge Karabell sent for him. A whispered conference between the judge and Capt. Johnson resulted in the sending for Patrolman Byron Todd, prevention squad member, Officer Todd, who made a hurried trip from his home, signed the affidavits and both cases were continued until June 15. Bond was set at $100 for each.
Dog Triangle Straightens Out in Court
WELLAND, Ont, May 13 (U. P).—A three-way battle which had some of the aspects of a dog chasing its tail was settled today over the ownership of Barney, thrice loved cairn terrier. Ruby Wills charged her sister Jane with theft of the dog. Jane said their mother was keeping Barney for her. Mrs. Wills said the dog was hers. “Barney is said. “He's mine,” Jane said, “because I take care of him, “Barney's mine,” Mrs. Wills said. “I paid for his license and feed him.” Magistrate J. C. Massie dis= missed the charge. Mrs. Wills keeps Barney.
mine,” Ruby
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nephew of Minnie Jones of Muncie, ,. cousin of Nora Baker of Richmond, Ind, and Daisy McCormick of Crawfordsville, services Monday, Ak; m., at HARRY W, MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, DUNBAR -- James J. father of Fdward.
Estelle and George Dunbar Lizzie Dunbar, Hy 1. u
Schlott,
«Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. m., the i LA a. _m., St. Roch's uria 0 8 ' Friends invited y, Grom, Comeety, HALL—Mrs. Leonora 8. widow of Albert “ S7ahdmother of Lewis A. passed y ay morning. rvices at FLANNER & BUCHANAN - TUARY, Monday nor
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Burial Crown Hill,
KNOTT-Ida M, age 73, widow of William A K v mother of Mrs. Blanche Ruth A, Knott and . survived by three grand. Horace M. Yates, Mrs rece Knott, May 13, at resiWinthrop Ave, Funeral % m,, May 15, at residence, ill Cemetery, Lebanon, Ind. HAMILTON & BISHOP,
passed away Saturday, dence, 5501 Monday, | Burial Oak Friends invited, DIRECTORS.
SULLIVAN-- Michael, age 77, father of 18s Marv Myrel Sullivan, Mrs, Pyrel Dikins, Miss Elvera Sullivan, brother of Mrs. Senesi of Youngstown, O.: grandfather of Mrs. Willam C. Brinkman, Mrs, Joseph R. Mitchell, great-gra father of William G. Brinkman . George R. Mitchell. died Thursday p, m In state at GRINSTEINER'S FUNERAL HOME, Services 9 a. m. at St. Joseph's Church, Burial Holy Cross Cemetery,
WELCHER- Flora, 61, of 1715 Howard St.. wife of Dr. A. F. Welcher, sister of Richard Dow Stantz, Terre Haute: John
POSTAL REVENUES RISE, SAYS FARLEY
SEEKS DIVORCE FROM ‘HAVE-AN-AUTO’ MATE
Waiter Stantz Shelburn, and Edward Stantz, Coal City, passed awav Friday Funeral Sunday, 2 p. m., at the Beech Chureh, Clay City, Ind. Body will lie In etate at the church from 1 until 2 P m Sundav Friends may call at the ARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 Morris 8t., from noon Saturday until 10 a. m. Sunday. Burial Beech Cemetery,
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ILSON--John, age 76. husband of Flizabeth. father of James of Phoenix, Ariz.: Mrs. Florence Fries, Charles, Mrs. Marie
NEWSBOYS
Ashinger, Mrs. Ada Hann and Fred WilIrjeris BS Clistius Press: was son of Indiananolis, Pissed away Friday g y Services at the residence, 2 sued for divorce today by his bride W. Minnesota St. Sunday, Friends invited Burial Mt, Services in charge Moose Lodge,
Farley said today that on the basis of postal revenues for the year, coms«
Phi Chis Fete Seniors—The Phi Merce and industry “are progressing Of four months, Mrs. Josephine Veitch, 26, charged
A large portion of our workers are Tine 0 War ( er hr necessity of having to A BO ah “School | Informal dinner dance Thursday at| head a parade of District Posts, ii Tridwrominhy, . 4 Py | the a se, apply for relief if they should lose freshman, has received Ore | r use : ’ " mention in an essay contest spon-| Rabbit Movie to Be Shown.—The their means of livelihood. {sored in the United States and Can-
FOR RACE DAY Over 14 to Sell at Speedway
Pm. Pleasant. | of Loyal Order of|
‘Indianapolis Rabbit Breeders Asso-| Chi Fraternity of the Indiana Uni- satisfactorily.”
“A recent survey may by the American Institute of Public Opinjon showed that a total of 52 per) cent of the workers in America's; towns and villages are either on] relief rolls or say they would apply for relief within six months or| sooner if they lost their present jobs and that one person in every five among these individuals would |
ada by the International Printing Ink Corp. Mr. Rosselot's essay on “Why Does Color Sell” was one of 7000 essays submitted from 312 schools. He was awarded a copy of U. 8S. Camera 1939, an annual of
black and white and color photo-|
graphs. Psychiatrists Honored. Dr. Lillian
'ciat "ill show -| versity School of Medicine held] ; 3 that her 64-year-old husband spent ciation will show free motion pic-)| | Mr. Farley spoke at the annual on other women, |
senior members last night at Dr. | i _| was cruel and often was intoxicated | of the National Association of Post during their married life.
one-fourth of his $2000 monthly in- [SWEANY—We wish to express our sincere
tures of the California rabbit industry at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Polk Milk Co. assembly room, 1100 E. 15th St. Pictures of the recent national convention at Treasure (Island, San Francisco World's Fair, will be shown.
Labor Counsel to Speak—Lynn W.|
| mont.
their annual farewell party for |
Joseph E. Kernel's home near Cler- | Fraternity keys were pre-| sented to 20 members who willl graduate in June,
Townsend Clubs Mass—Townsend | Clubs of Marion County will hold a!
have to look to the Government for G. Moulton has been admitted as a| Beman, labor relation counsel of Mass meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow | relief within a month's time or qualified member of the American Chicago, will speak on “Employer-|2t Castle Hall. B. J. Brown, State
even sooner.” Detmer Is President
Gregory Detmer of Ft. Wayne was elected president |
Psychiatric Association William Allee Sanda has been admitted as an associate member
| Club luncheon Tuesday at the Clay‘pool Hotel.
and Dr. Employee Relations” at the Rotary Manager, is among the speakers.
BUTSCH TAKEN TO |
convention of the Illinois chapter
masters, “I know you will be interested for learn that the country as a whole, insofar as the postal establishment | is concerned, is continuing to show increases in business,” he said, “and there is no doubt that the revenues| for this year will set another all] time high. “When postal business is good it] is generally accepted that commerce |
factorily.
money lavishly
come for alimony and $5000 for her attorney,
ENGLISH TEACHERS END PARLEY TODAY
The fifth annual meeting of the ; . : Indiana College English Association nd i s ssi satisand Nustry Rn Cae was to close at Butler University
She asked |
thanks and appreciation to our manv friends and neighbors who were so kind during the weeks of illness and death of our husband and father, Maurice P. Sweany, We especially thank the Rev, U. 8 Clutton, the members of I B. BE. W, 481 and the Dorsev Funeral THE FAMILY.
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| [today with election of officers. questions the fact that postal reve- . “ohn W. Miller of Indianapolis | COLONY FOR INSANE nue are an accurate barometer of |, Pcakers included Prof. W. W. was named vice president and John the nation's business. S. Llovd, accounting department head at Butler, secretary for the seventh consecutive time. Flovd H. Kirlin of Indianapolis was elected treasurer for the third straight year and Roy J. Pile of, Indianapolis was named auditor. | Directors chosen for the next three years were Mr. Miller, W. M. Mad- | den of Indianapolis and E. E.| Thomas, Evansville. Maurice E Peloubet of New York| spoke on “Inventories” at the ses-| sion over which Prof. Cletus Chizek | of the Notre Dame College of Commerce presided Other morning speakers included William M. Madden and Charlton Carter, both of Indianapolis.
John 8. Lloyd Speaks
0. C. Herdrich, Association presi-| dent, was chairman of its afternoon session. I. B. McGladrey, Towa Society of Certified Public Accountants president, spoke on “What Can the Accountant Do to Co-operate With the Government?’ John 8S. Lloyd, association secretary and professor of accounting of Butler
as the a
Fears Grandson Has That Seven Come Eleven’ Snap
A worried grandmother appealed to juvenile authories today to do something about her grandson who she said, “snaps his fiingers like ne might be learning to shoot dice.” In a letter to Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw, the grandmother said “there are several things my two grandchildren do that I don’t like.” She accused her granddaughter of being "too forward.”
Wright of Indiana University, Prof. | Paul Royalty of Ball State Teachers’ College and H. B. Knoll of Purdue
——————————————————. ‘ ! University, William Ray Butsch, charged BUND AID QUITS U. S. Wy Frederick Kershner of the
with the murder of Mrs. Carrie, ‘Butler college of religion, spoke last [L.elah Romig, was taken to the| DURING TAX INQUIRY Bute at the Kappa Banos Gat
ity y | sorority house. | Michigan City Colony for the NEW YORK, May 13 (U. P).—|*0ror" 1se
CARDENAS ON TOUR | Criminally Insane today. {Mayor La Guardia said today that | | The 57-year-old ex-convict left his request for a delay in the issu- | LOSES HIS SHIRT (S) with a request that his attorneys ance of passports to Fritz Kuhn, Indianapolis Times, Satur. May 13, |ask for a rehearing of the evidence leader of the pro-Nazi German-| yppn— muon ==po =o m= | | \ : | AS A Ne $ ' the f| mn | under which a special Criminal | American Bund, and two of his as- William _ Spencer Askren, Mrs Fora |, ol S. GADD i y ir y - auae usenaup n ett ‘ . MEXICO CITY, May 13 (U. p.) | Court judge declared him of un- | sociates, was inspired by the dis Askren passed away at his home E 2st | | President Lazaro Cardenas lost his| sound mind. covery that one Bund member al- SL, end Frankline Read Friday, May 12. GRINSTEINER'S She wrote that she ‘didn’t like |chirts when he transferred from a| The attorneys assigned to de- ready had sailed for Germany be-| gris mag cal at the home afler ‘May 1601 BE. NEW YORK her grandchildren to hold cards |train to an auto on a tour of iso-| fend him indicated they may file a fore the city had completed its in- Bil. ut Od Bethel ME chursh, PERSONAL SERVICE in their hands.” The grandmother |jateq parts of Northern Mexico, it Petition for a rehearing to set the vestigation of the Bund's tax pay- so 3 y. said she also was “worried because was reported today, and had to Stage for an appeal to the Indiana ments. : BEDEL-—Margarel E. .intered Inte rest G. H. HERRMANN the children are learning to dance telegraph the capital for more Supreme Court, also requested by| Mavor La Guardia messaged Sec-| yrinPaay 8g ie FglqEnes Br oer Mave: | 1808 8. EAST ST. DR-4471| 95 and going to shows on Sunday in- | Senor Cardenas sent his Presi. | Butsch. retary of State Hull yesterday ask- | Srtay. Or eI Case vw oon | stead of attending Sunday dential t back to Mexi ity | Sie Ing to have the passports held up| pgaci CHAPEL, Uniontown Baptist | HISEY & TITUS " Y [fnsial THIN ROR 0a ar City DIES AT 91—108 SURVIVE [and the State Department an-| Church Sunday. 3 p. m. Burial Union-| IOYAL BEAUTY 20AD., 151 Roosevelt Blag. School. to wait while he made his motor | s ; dg MORTUARY | ‘BRING Mother to Truckers Lunch,” Judge Bradshaw said it was one tour. Persons arriving on the train | 9 Ne DELAWARE ST, |_1702 Kentucky Ave. ~~ BE-2862. | =n rr ~ mee | PERMANENTS, 95¢ to $5. Good work. { 62125 subscribers every day in Marion! Royal Beauty Acad., 401 Roosevelt Bldg. m. [County alone to read your want ad | — coe Ml — - —
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(man, who died vesterdavy. She has 22tIng payments of city sales taxes juvenile court investigator would | Marcel Gauthier, war-time curate of University, spoke on “A Summary HOLLAND, Mich, May 13 (U. P)). ° known all over the world after it ib. i were killed. nN \ eS i Iga { -
ST. RNAIS CUR D i T. GERNAIS CURATE DIES 1108 living descendants. She was 91 on Bund publications and uniforms.’ be assigned to talk to her St. Gernais Church, died yesterday. | was struck by a German “Big C Bertha” gun shell during the Good | MURPHY S 5&10 ® It Costs You Nothing—
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of the Highlights of the Clinic.” —Million of tulips were in full At last night's session, Carman bloom and native wooden shoes G. Blough of Chicago, formerly rattled along every street as Holchief accountant for the Securities land's annual Tulip Time Festival and Exchange Commission, spoke | opened today on “Developing Uniformity in Ac-| counting.” | M. O. Ross, dean of the Butler University college of business administration, was chairman of the session and other cpeakers included E. P. Brennan, State Board of| Accounts Chief examiner, and| George S Olive, council member of the American Institute of Accountants.
HEAD OF I. U, ALUMNI 70 BE NAMED SOON
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, May 13 —John S. Taylor of Sullivan and Alexander | M. Campbell, assistant United, States attorney for the northern In- |
diana district, have been named | candidates for the Indiana Univer. | sity Alumni Association presidency. | .
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