Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1939 — Page 11

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THURSDAY, JUNE 29,

1939

CIRCLING THE CITY

27 Intermes Get Diplomas— Twenty-seven Methodist Hospital! interes today held diplomas and keys following their graduation last night. Dr. Homer G. Hamer, in-

terne committee chairman of the! medical staff, made the presenta-!

tion to Hugh A. Miller, Robert Mc-

Cready, Ross C. Griffith, William H. Da-|

Adams, Sidney L. Stevens. vis Chipps and Robert Currie, members of the resident staff; Eugene J. Boros, J. Martin Byers, John E.

Carter, Ernest E. Colglazier, Paul Deranian, W. E. Hardin, William T.|

Jefiries, A. M. Johnston, Newell T. King, W. H. Lane, Spencer W. Northup, Joe Riley, Ross Howard H. Romack, William Scott, J. Edward Tether Jr, Ellis K. Vaubel, Elvin Wical, George Davis and K. L.. Wattleworth.

Boost All-Indiana Train — More than 1700 booklets describing Indiana’s exhibition train were delivered today to Hoosier facturers by the Indiana Division of State Publicity, The Division is asking industries ta purchase exhibition space on the guarter-mile-long, white train which is scheduled to leave here in August. It

will make a preliminary tour of the]

state before starting on a nation-

wide trip with stops at 60 of the

leading cities in 40 states,

Not that he has any explaining te deo, but I. H. Armington, U. S. meteorologist here, has been hooked for two luncheon speeches an his favorite subject. At 12:15 p. m. tomorrew he will talk on “Weather” before the Optimist Club at the Columbia Club. Next Monday, at the Scientech Club noon meeting at the Board of Trade Building, he will discuss “Unusual Weather.”

Trade Secretaries ta Meet—The Indiana Merchants’ Conference will meet July 24 at the Hotel Washington. The organization is composed of secretaries of approximately 20 trade associations throughout the state. Gilbert Sheelev of Indianapolis is program chairman. C. W. Hunt, Fred K. Sale and Charles P. Ehlers. all of Indianapolis, are members of the membership com-

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tended the outing of the Kingan’s

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E. Ross Bartley

Realtors {0 Hear Rartley -E. Ross Bartler, Indiana University news was to speak on |“Washington Reflections” at the (Indianapolis Real Estate Board! {luncheon today at the Hotel Wash-| ington. Mr. Bartley was secretary! {to Charles G. Dawes when he was] | Vice President, served as public re-| {lations director of the Chicago | | World's Fair and as Alfred M.| | Landon’s press representative in the | 1936 Presidential campaign. | | Ross Attacks Pump-Priming —' |An appreciati ©1@ of democracy, re-| habilitation of capital goods indus-| tries and a wiser price policy are methods of attack on the present depressed economic condition, according to Dr. Maurice O. Ross of’ Butler University. Speaking at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Cojumbia Club yesterday, Dr. Ross Business Administration School dean, said that a requction in hours with an increase in wages without! increases in production were “economic mistakes.” The greatest eco-, nomic mistake, he said, was extensive and continuous Federal I pump~priming. i

Two Postal Tests Set — Applications for open campetitive examinations for vacancies in the postimasterships of Chrisney and New ‘Palestine will be received until July! 14 the U. S. Civil Service Commission announced today. Examinations will be held here and at Rockport. The posts pav $1300 and $1400 annually. Applicants must be between 21 and 63 vears old.

Purdue Alumni Elect—E. R. Ross. | ‘class of '32, today assumed his} duties as president of the local Pur-! due Alumni Association chapter. His | clion was announced yesterday! at the Association's weekly luncheon | at the Severin Hotel. Other cfficers! and directors chosen include H. W, Stoelting, 29, vice president; R. T.| Srneden, ‘32, treasurer; C. T. Revnolds, ‘37. secretary; Louis R. Lowe, 28; A. G. Wilson, '16, and H W. Meeker, '13. directors.

Church Play Tonight—The Hillside Christian Church Dramatic Club is to present a three-act play, “The Deacon's Honeymoon.” tonight at the church. The cast, directed by Mrs. L. 8S. Strauss, includes Hattie Smith, Dorothy Shearon, Carrie Huffman. Eileen Eskew, Mary Ohaver, Helen Un-' derwood, R. R. Ohaver, Vernon Smith, Robert Nugent, George Regular $5 TREO

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A drive te stop the use of trick “foreign” license plates on automobiles on Indiana highways was started today by State Police. Use of the plates, which has become a fad partiewlarly with youths, is confusing te police, according te Don F, Stiver, State Police snperintendent. He said the tags are identical in size and shape to regular plates. They bear names from Shanghai, London and ather foreign places.

Frank Finney, chief of the Automobile License Division, said that use of such plates ix a violation of Indiana law. He said driver's license of those arrested may be revoked and violators may be fined $1 to $500. A one-year prison ferm for use of fictitious plates also is provided in the law.

“Y” Camp Scheduled-—A second

‘camp, for boys 9 to 18 years old,

will be conducted hy the Y,. M. C. A.

{at Camp Gunaquot near Bedford]:

the last week in July. The program will be similar to that of the first

{camp held several weeks ago at Te- : cumseh.,

Rabbi Charry Is Delegate—Rahbi |:

Elias Charry of the Beth El Zedek | Temple will participate in the 39th

annual convention of the Rabbin- |=

ical Assembly of America to be held Asbury Park, N. J, Monday

will be devoted to discussions of Jewish law, social problems, adult education and the Palestine and refugee situations.

Honor Retiring Employee — Mrs. Laura Katherine Hamilton, who is

{leaving the Pure Oil Co. after six

vears, will be honored ot a dinner

Wednesday night at the Marott Ho- =

tel terrace. She will be presented a {pair of rhinestone clips by her feltow employees.

Jones Singers to Make Tour—The Floyd Jones Singers, including mem- ! bers of the Indianapolis Civic Choir, will begin an eight-week, 19-state {tour Saturday. They will return

Aug. 25 after traveling 10,000 miles =

for 75 engagements,

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DIES IN FT. WAYNE §

FT. WAYNE, Ind, June 29 (U, P.).—Funeral services will be held Saturday for Edward J. Braum, 51, former member of the State Legislature, who died at his home here last night. Mr. Braum, a member of the Democratic Party, served four terms in the lower house, in 1927, 1935 and 1937.

GIRL BREAKS ARM

Dorothy Jones, 11, of 2149 Parker suffered a broken right arm when she fell on a slide yesterasy afternoon at the Morris Square Park, 2ist and Oxford Ave. She | was treated at City Hospital.

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