Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1939 — Page 10

"FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1939

{RAILWAYS URGED

70 PUSH SMOKE CONTROL WORK

Abatement League Wonders If Supervisor Is Giving Full Time to Joh.

Superintendents of seven railroads today were asked to investi-| gate reports that their railroad smoke abatement supervisor wis) not devoting “his full time” to, smoke control work. In letters drafted by a special | committee, the Indianapolis Smoke Abatement League said it had received information that the supervisor had been given the title of “road foreman of engines” by the Indianapolis Union Railway Co. J. J. Liddy, Union Railway superintendent, would not comment on the letter. The committee stated that Daniel J. Welsh, the first smoke abatement supervisor who resigned last year, had been requested to assume other duties but had refused.

CIRCLING THE CITY,

Mardi Gras to: Open Tuesday— “Capt.” Jim Mulholland and his] jungle “specimens” will be one of, the featuras at the annual E. 10th| St. Mardi Gras, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Drum and Bugle Corps.

following Saturday, with a chil-

The show will} open Tuesday night and close the §

dren's matinee that afternoon. An &

amateur show will be held nightly

with the finals on Saturday night. 1%

Other features include nightly bal- | §

loon ascensions, midway entertain-|§&

ment and shows.

K. of C. Ceremony Monday—The Knights of Columbus will confer the first degree to 18 candidates Monday at the Assembly Hall. William H. Bradley. grand knight, will be assisted by the Indianapolis Council team. :

Drum Corps to Make Trip—The| drum and bugle corps of Tillman H.|

Harpole Post 249, American Ips

will give an exhibition drill at Day- |

ton, O., Sunday at the convention

of the Legion third district of Ohio. | Commander Robert E. Skelton, past | district chaplain of the 12th Distrist| of Indiana, will be guest speaker at |

In appreciation of his work as president of the Indianapolis Maennerchor, Franz Binninger has

Been elected to the honorary office

of president emeritus. Mr. Bin-

| ninger has been an active mem-

Silver, Jewelry Stolen—When Mrs. L. C. Wheat of 3360 N. Meridian St. returned home from a week’s visit | today, she found her front door pried open and family silver and jewelry missing. Mrs. Wheat was visiting her husband, Maj. L. C. Wheat, on duty at Ft. Knox, Ky. She did not estimate the value of the property.

A large Court of Honor will be held tonight at the Boy Scout Camp here in which eight Scouts will be awarded Eagle Scout and nine Firecrafter ratings. The Court will distribute other honors won during the second 12-day camping period whieh will end at noon tomorrow. The third period will begin July 24 after a week period set aside for the senior Scout units of the City. Those who will be initiated into the Firecrafter rank tonight will be Bruce Hilkene, Max Tuttle, George Somer, Robert Teitel, Floyd Bicknell, George Cunningham, George McNaughton, Fred Clark and Don Beardsley.

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HARRY GORMAN NEW DIRECTOR OF BOYS' CLUB

‘Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Man to Be Assisted by His Wife; Officers Elected.

Harry G. Gorman, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., will assume duties as execu-

Pay Up or — Mayor Makes Plea

HUNTINGTON, Ind. July 14 (U. P.).—The State Board of Accounts advised Mayor Foster E. Cutshall concerning unpaid traffic fines. One of them totalled $280 and had been issued in 1928. Today Mayor Cutshall issued a statement that defendants with unpaid City Court fines must prepare to pay or “somebody will go to jail.”

tive director of the Boys’ Club As-

HELD IN FT. WAYNE ROBBERY |

assist.

sociation of Indianapolis. pointment was confirmed last night at the association's annual meeting in a camp near Noblesville sponsored by the association. His wife, Mrs. Tillie Gorman, will The association the English Avenue Boys’ Club and

FT. WAYNE, Ind, July 14 (U. P.). —Police today held Vernon Horne, alias Richard Travis, 42, on a charge of armed robbery of a grocery store here June 16. Horne was arrested Wednesday at Mansfield, O., as a suspect in a robbery at Lima, O. {Last night he admitted the Ft. Wayne theft, police said, waived extradition and was returned here.

PARLEY RESUMED IN 6. M. STRIKE

DETROIT, July 14 (U. P.).—General Motors officials and United Automobile Workers .(C. I. O.) leaders returned to conference rooms in General Motors Building today for their fifth session of discussion on the strike of skilled workers in 12 G. M. plants. Although both sides refused comment it was certain they were at-| tempting to find a basis on which | negotiations for settlement of the| dispute could begin. After the meeting of union and | company representatives last night, | James F. Dewey, U., S. Department | of Labor Conciliator, refused to say whether progress was being made. He merely said another conference would be held. | So far as was known, General] Motors and the U. A. W.-C. 1. O. remained deadlocked over their .respective stands in the week-old

| strike. |

FCC SUSPENDED RULE

WASHINGTON, July 14 (U. P), — The Federal Communications Commission today suspended, pends ing completion of hearings, its cone troversial rule requiring interna tional broadcasting stations to transmit only programs “which will promote international good will, une derstanding and cooperation.”

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the Herman Lauter Boys’ Club. Mr. Gorman succeeds Will Wertz. Karl C. Wolfe was elected Association president; Herbert S. King, Henry Ostrom and Mrs. George W. Combs, vice presidents; and Herman W. Kothe, treasurer.

David Robertson, Donald Snepp and Allan Vestal will make the presentations.

Five honorary directors were flamed, They are William Fortune, R. Walter Jarvis, Hugh McK Landon, Mrs. Harry S. New and the : : : ‘ ev. F. S. C. Wicks. Police Legionnaires Install—Lieut. A named were Robert A. Dan Scanlon was installed as com- Adams, Miss Gertrude Brown, Mrs. mander of Police Post 56, American Combs, Alex Corbett Jr., George L.

i i i 14 ‘Denny. Sheriff Feeney, Rabbi Mor Sumas Beis sae S| M. Feuerlicht, Mr. Kothe, Ed-

I Delaware St. last night. Others in- ward L. Humston, Frank C. Jordan, stalled were Frank Arbuckle, adju- | Joseph E. Kernel, Mr. King, Miss tant, and Joseph Stutesman, finance | Sarah Lauter, Mrs. Perry W. Lesh, officer. James Ahern, 12th district Mrs. Clark E. Mallory, K. B. May commander, was installing officer. |hall, Hiram W. McKee, Donald S. [Morris, Henry Ostrom, Harper J. Mabee to Address Club—W. C. Ransburg, Mrs. David Ross, W. J. Mabee, Indianapolis Water Co. chief | cumner William MH. Trible, Mrs. engineer, will address the Scientech wajker W. Winslow. Mrs. Coburn

ber and officer of the organization many years. Soloists and next year's program are expected to be announced soon.

the morning religious service. Made 100,000 Observations Duritie his ight vears service Club Holds Closed Meeting—The | EN by HS Sorv ' | Exchange Club was to hold a closed |

Mr. Welsh made more than 100,000 meeting at the Hotel Washington | | Johnson, Smoke League counsel. [send Willing Workers Club 25 wn! railroad smoke abatement supervi-| i day mailed checks totaling $7,289,000 time to the smoke problem but has baseball game, dinner and enter- State's school aid program. Club of Indianapolis Monday noon geholl, Arthur Wolf, Mr. Wolfe, most of his time to that job... Committee Ts Named Trustees elected were 5 SD today and broke his left arm and income tax collections. found shot to death

smoke observations. Locomotive vi- at noon today. No program has The League's letter said in part: meet at 7 p. m. tomorrow in Mecsor, employed jointly by the railroad| Club Visits Camp—The Indian-; to school corporations in every Inbeen given the title of road fore-|tainment afterward. Of the total distribution, $6,972,000 in the Board of Trade Building. Mrs. Herschell McDaniel, and Mrs. today in a Edgar H. Evans, Mr. Wolf, Mr. “A committee was appointed at shoulder. He was taken to City, The distribution was $2000 more wooded section near the outskirts Denny, cur board meeting yesterday to in- - vestigate this matter and . . . it will appreciate yvour co-operation in bringing about a clear understand-: ing among the executives that the railroad smocke abatement supervi-: sor must give his full time to the railroad smoke problem as a whole and not be restricted to one rail-! road or group of railroads in the ity. LL” Members of the League committee are E. O. Snethen, chairman, John F. White, Mrs. W. D. Roberts, Mrs.

M. I. Miller, Albert J. Beveridge Jr. and Mr. Johnson.

olations were reduced from 10 per been prepared, but members were “ SCHOOL AlD CHECKS cent to 1 per cent by the time of his. discuss problems of exchange. retirement, according to Roy O.| Townsendites to Meet—Town- | TOTAL 1.289 000 $1,209, “It has been brought tc the at-'Clain’s Hall. S. State and Hoyt Cm tention of the Indianapolis Smoke Aves. Robert Leach is president] Abatement League that the ,n4 Mrs. Elia Bertram is secretary. The State Board of Education tocompanies operating in Indianapolis apolis Optimist Club was to visit the diana County. and whose salary is prorated among Bridgeport Nutrition Camp today.! Distribution is for the last six these railroads is not giving his full; The program included the annual months of 1939 and is part of the man of engines by the Indianapolis | was earmarked for payment of the | > . Bert Schaefer. Unicn Railway Co. and 1ssdevoting! Breaks Arm Tn Fall Charles State's share of teachers’ salaries in) N. Y. STATE SENATOR KILLED The executive committee 1s com- | Blake, 64, fell down steps at his all school corporations. Most of | ITHACA, N. Y,, July 14 (U. P.).—!posed of Mr. Woife, Mr. Feeney and i rooming house, 1510 N. Tllinois St., this fund was raised through gross State Senator C. Tracy Stagg was Mr. Corbett. Thomas D. Sheerin and Hospital. ‘than the amount sent out last July. of Ithaca. IMr. Jordan. TE.

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