Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1939 — Page 22

NLRB INSTITUTE | SET TOMORROW,

Affair at Claypool to Precede Annual Meeting of Bar Association.

Several hundred attorneys are expected to attend the local institute

on the National Labor Relations Act |

tomorrow at the Claypool Hotel under the sponsorship of the Indiana State Bar Association. The institute, a prelude to the|C Association’s annual meeting Friday and Saturday, is to be addressed by Charles Fahey, NLRB general counsel,’ and Robert Littler, San Francisco. Institute sessions beginning at 9:30 &. m., are open to anyone interested in the subject, regardless of bar membership. upon payment of a registration fee. The institute is being directed by Clarence F. Merrell, Indianapolss Bar Association president. The annual meeting will open Friday morning with committee re- - ports. A Young Lawyers’ luncheon and conference will be held at noon with Harold H. Bredell, Indianapolis, 8s chairman. The group will elect officers, adopt articles and by-laws and discuss the next year's program. The bar association election is scheduled for Saturday morning, with Milo N. Feightner, Huntington, present vice president, unopposed for the presidency, and Roscoe C. O'Byrne, Brookville, for vice president. The convention will close Saturday noon with a luncheon at which former Democratic Congress‘man Samuel B. Pettingill, South Bend, will speak on, “This Last Best Hope on Earth.”

‘CIRCLING THE CITY

Wayne G. O. P. to Meet—Several speakers have been named for a Wayne Tpwnship: Republican meeting tomorrow night at the G. O. P.

Club House in Clermont, on Road 34 |:

at the county line.

They include Glen Hillis, Kokomo; Marion County |

Carl Vandivier, chairman; Mrs. Maude Smith, county vice chairman, and Mrs. Ina vebbing, 12th District chairwoman.

J. M. Hillman, Wayne Township |-

chairman, will preside, assisted by

Mrs. Dewey Hoss, vice chairman.|

The arrangements committee indes Otis Grayson, Grant Moore,

Hollis Kolp, Martha Kolp, Martha |:

Martindale and Mrs. Eva Kennedy.

Music will be provided by Mr. and |

Mrs. James Neal. Miss Dorothy Beeler will give a tap dance.

Foremen’s Convention Sought— The Indianapolis Convention and Publicity Bureau has asked the National ‘Association of Maintenance of Way Foremen to hold its 1940 meeting in Indianapolis, officials said today. A local delegation, composed of Frank B. McCullough, H. F. Barnes, H. C. Beach and H. H. Hartsock will go to Chicago to attend the 1939 convention opening there Friday and make Indianapolis’ bid.

Park Has Milk Cap Day—The 23 rides at Riverside Park, orangeade, lemonade, milk, coney islands and hamburgers all were available today to white persons who presented bottle caps from any dairy belonging

to the Milk Foundation of Indian--

apolis, and 3 cents with each cap, at the Park. The affair is the fourth annual 3-cent day sponsored by the member companies of the Milk Foundation. Negroes will be admitted on the same terms next Thursday,

H. A. Hollopeter, traffic director of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, who has been &:ppointed to the faculty of the Butler University evening division, will give - instruction in traffic management. He has had 30 years’ experience in the trafic and transportation fields.

Awarded Gold Emblem—John R. Goulding, Indiana Bell Telepnone Co. engineer, completed his 30th year with the company today and was awarded a gold service emblem.

Warren School Plans Made— Warren Township Schools will open Monday, Sept. 11. Offices will be open Sept. 5 from 9 a. m. to noon and 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. fo enroll students entering Warren Central High School for | the first time.

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Dr. Millett on Program-\Dr, John D. Millett, of New York City, associate director. of the Committee on Public Administration, was to address the Kiwanis Club on “America and the European Crisis” at its weekly meeting today at the Columbia Club.

resident, is a graduate of Shortridge High School and DePauw and CoHe visited London in 1938. -

Technical High School pupils who plan to work parttime while attending school must complete arrangements with . school officials before Sept. 1. - C. L. McClintock, vice principal, said pupils’ programs must be arranged so school classes won’t interfere with the jobs and the jobs will not lower quality of the school work. Pupils’ schedvies may. be reduced in order to keep the work satisfactory, Mr. Mc-. Clintock said, .in urging parents to come to Technical with the pupils in. order.to work out satisfactory arrangements. Five hundred of Technical’s 7000 . pupils hold part-time jobs, he said. Registration hours are from 8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. daily except Saturday, when the office closes at I1 a. m.

Chosen Sigma Nu Photographer Robert McConnell, 5669 N. Pennsylvania St., a student at Indiana University, has been appointed official photographer for the biennial convention of Sigma Nu, social fraternity, to be ‘held at Colorado Springs, Col., next week.

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Dr. Millett,:a former Indianapolis

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Junior C. of C. Visists Scouts — Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce this afternoon went to the Boy Scout reservation and joined in all the Scouting pursuits—swimming, knot tying, woodcraft, eating and camp fire programs. They paid respects to F. O. Belzer, retiring Scout Chief.

Moores Hill ‘Rewiion Sept. 4—The annual reunion of the students of Old Moore’s Hill Academy and College will be held on the former campus at Moores Hill, Ind., Sept. 4. Paul V. Hester, Charlestown, Ind, president of the alumni association, will preside.

Church Will Give Fish Fry—The Woodside Methodist Church will hold its annual fall festival and fish fry Friday and Saturday nights, Clarence Fredenburg, chairman, nounced today. The Sahara Grotto Band will give a concert beginning at 7:30 p. m. Friday, to be followed by a travel movie in color. A

newsboys’ band will give a concert Saturday night.

Old Settlers Meet Tomorrow—The 56th annual meeting of the Old Settlers of Marion County will be held tomorrow at Broad Ripple Park. A basket dinner will precede an “oldest man” contest, and several church choirs will participate in a contest of singing hymns. .

Bike Trip Arranged—Y. M. C. A. junior department bicycle riders will take a three-day bike hike to Brown County Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. They will camp in the State Park Monday and Tuesday nights.

[600 CONVI

CORRECTED TERMS

The number of petitions asking correction of erroneous sentences of State prisoners reached 600 today as the State Clemency Commission granted 55 more petitions for adjustment. This brings to 96 ‘the number of prison sentences corrected by the DH this week. The erroneous sentences resulted from the failure of judges to interpret properly a 1935 law which specified that sentences for burglary and robbery should be determinate instead of indeterminate. Hundreds of prisoners have been sentenced to serve from two to five and three to five years when {they should have been given flat two-year sentences, the Commission said. Action on the remaining 500 petitions for corrected sentences will be taken within the next few days. The corrections mean that many of the prisoners will go free within the next few weeks without having to follow the usual parole hearing procedures.

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For Firemen

F NIG, a black mongrel, Knows his way around, he's home by now, but only because.a City fireman was suspended by . his ‘heels into an uncovered cistern at. 24 E, Ray St.

Neighbors heard Nig ‘yelping °

early today and discovered him: in six feet of water in the: cistern. Nig had scrambled onto- a :small board and was protesting: vigorously from the precarious position.

They called firemen and Com- '

pany 17 responded. ‘They. held: to

the heels of one of their com-

pany, who picked Nig off. the | board.

WILLIAM KUHN, 82, KILLED : WARSAW, Ind., Aug. 23 (U.P.).— Funeral services- will be held today for William H. Kuhn, 82, who was killed instantly when a Nickel Plate

WASHINGTON, ang 2 @. P). pt The Securities and Exchange Commission said. today that an nvestigation of investment counsel services had uncovered a serious problem* involving - unethical organizations ‘giving ‘advice to businessmen.

TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET - Clifton Townsend Club. 28 will meet tomorrow night at I. o. 0. F. Hall, 1120 W. 30th St.

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