Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1939 — Page 7
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WEDNESDAY, AUG.
0. B. CONCLAVE T0 ELECT HEAD " OF CONFERENCE
White River Session Today Also Features Rally of Adult Members.
An adult rally and the slection of
2 Conference superintendent to highlight activities af the second day's the Bik White of the United Brethren Church meeting today at University Heights Charen The election will be held thie aft. erneen
were session of
River Conference
Tay speakers at melvde PW. Portland: \orvik
Crawfordsville: §
tonight's Journay of of RB. |wain of An. O. B. Hanger of mdianapoand ER. Stevans of Marion
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The afternoon program was to in- |
clude committee reports and the fol. lowing speakers: pr. J. A. Lvter of Dayton, the Rev, M. Beall of Hate: Rev, Ki K. Merrvman Auneie. and Prat DH The suMerintendent the Rey Viredl CG. Hunt of Indianapolis, was to give Ris report
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“Nf Eh Y \ Gilliath
Memarial Service Held
Halve
2 Memorial
Communion was
Ware
given ranauectes Tash night ay »
service
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ally, Four persons. spake on the con ference theme With Christ Youth Presse: On They were Lena Raw en of Dunkirk Margaret Jackson af Calva Chureh, maianapalis Warne Melatt, Muncie. and James Ailey Crawfordsville Bishop HH. Fout of mdianapalis senior United Rrethren bishon ioeq af t J&
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re ORY = Goad af diana Central Col lege 2nd the Rev. W. A Settle were to speak Tomorrox morning ts speakers inRishon Foul, the Rev. & Ziegler of Davton, Dr. Ly Presi. dent Good, and the Rev. I. EB Pe ton of Muncie he a fiernoon ihe R. H Mueller, Evangelical superintendent: EE Ullvich. gen eral ehureh secretary: Dr. Gilliatt And the Rev. HI anahan of Ander speak The evening ane will given By the Re Wang Chinese sradent pastoy Al Ronebhrake Seminar
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261.921 MARIJUANA PLANTS DESTROYED
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City of Indianapalics this summer
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aN Times -Aems Telephoto. Clinton Cook, who the slaving of Anva young Russian dancer, on the campus of the City College Tos Angeles
2 TROLLEY MEN BANDIT VICTIMS
Lone Gunman Souoht in Both Crimes: Cash Stolen From Two Homes.
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T™a Irackiess alley aperators nigh! and rahbed £2 Police
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of helirve hoth crimes Woodrnf 1695 reported & man wearing a brown jacket and carrving & small took $17 Mom him at the ena 37th and Pennsylvania
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same defrom Edward E. 8th St. at in Brookside
answering the took $15 Holaerith, 37, of 68% the end of hick line Park. he reported Miss Doris Sims, $9) BE. Wash meton Xi old police some one en. her apartment took $80 A oR LT) arecery Merritt Green, S57. of 838 W af $13 hom Dichner. 9%89 N
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Gialvexinn In. the the Ine for Kemp 50 prize
frowned tomate of amlna at a show Hotel
Tomato
Claypool vesterday hy
maiana Taurnament My. Bevington Ros, Kokomo Other nrize were Clay. ence J. Mast, Gheentown. grower for the Converse Packing Co. see ond: A. LL. Cunningham. Kempton. grow) fon Kemn Ros, third: Verne Hinkle, RKemnton. fourth: Otis Underwood. Tipton, grower for Stokely Rros, fAfth. Fifteen other prizes alse were awarded Abant RO hampers of were disnlavesd nh AN
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Dickerson, Ped. SUNPErvising inspector of vegetables: A. A Irwin, Marion County agrienl tural spent, and F.C. Gaviord, as. chief of horticulture at Pur. due University,
PENCIL PRICE PACTS ARE CHARGED BY U. S.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 (U.P) The Federal Trade Commission to. day ordered companies which mane facture 75 per cent the woodcared lead pencils produced in the United States to discontinue alleged agreements 1o fix and maintain uniform prices, Respondents were the Lead Peneil Associations, Ine, and its president, William A. MeDermid of New York, and the Joseph Dixon Crucible Co Jersey City, N. J: the Eherhara Faber Pencil Co. Brooklvn, N. Y.. the American Lead Pencil Co. Hoe boken, NJ: Eagle Pencil Co. Ine New York: Richard Rest Pencil Co Irvington, NN. J: Rlaisdell Penet) Ca, Philadelphia: General Penetl Co, Jersey City, NJ: Hassenfiela Rrothers, Ine. Providence, R. 1: Na. tional Pencil Co. Shelhvville. Tenn: Relisnce Pence! Co. Maunt Vernan N. Y.I Universal Pencil Co. Oak. land, Cal: Red Cedar Pencil Ca. Lewishurg, Tenn and Wallace Pen. ell Co. St. Tonis
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CALA. Fla, Aug. 30 (UY, PD he Marion County Rar As. sociation has elected the following new officers: W. E. Smith, president D. R. Smith, vice-president w Robert Smith, secretarve treasimnme And thev re not related
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STATE INVESTIGATES
SALE OF NEAR-BEER
The ale of near-beer, unheard of since prohibition dave, wag being investigaied today by the State Excite Department, Excise agents said the sale was Adfseavered In unlicensed heverage places and (hat they suspeetea it wat being need as 8 eover” [or the seit of Unlicensed heer with al. cohnlic content, “The danger obvious” Hugh
of thi®¥ practice is
A Rarnhart State Excite Administrator said. “Une feensed dealers eonld switch the labels and sell real beer without paving a cent of taxes or license fees ” The Reverage Commission will force anyone selling near-beer to obtain a license and pay beverage taxes the same as regular beer deal. ers, Mr. Barnhart said. “Unlicensed dealers found selling near -beer will be prosecuted.”
Coin in Tank Whalen Boon
CLEVELAND, Aug. 30 (UU. BP). Pounltryman Frank Hart's friends shook their heads and aid he must he serewny” when they saw him threwing quarters, sliver dollars and halves into his gasoline tank for the last [our months Mr. Hart had the last langh. A garageman hesitatingly une serewad the tank and dumped out L108 08 My Hart said he had saved the ching to take his wife and himself th the New York World: Fan Mrs, Hart said she had réemembhered something ton about proms ites of a new coat.”
DEATH TERMED SUICIDE
BROOKVILLE, Ind. Aug. 30 (U. PA verdict of suicide was ree turned yesterday by Franklin County Coroner H. R. Hoegeér in connection with the death of Frank Wittmer, 50. of Cincinnati, O.
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pole will get a break in the future, Mr, Fiscus said his idea was to re stock streams, ponds and lakes near towns and cities with various kinds of fish so that the youths whe can't afford to go to the choice fishing spots will be sure of getting at least a fair catch every time they go out,
OLD FISHING HOLES STOCKED IN IDAHO
CORUR D'ALENE. Ida. Aug. 30 (U. POI State Game Commis. sioner Walter PFiseus has his way, Idaho's bar-foot bove who nee a crooked willow stick as a fishing
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Sehaolagiris’ Washable Rayon Taffeta Slips
Good workman. shin and fabries give Grantee Ships unnsual wearing
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Boys’ Shirts and Shorts
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2-Ring Binder Suft cavers! 8% x 10% 5¢ I15¢
School Boge Handle or strap! Fitted!
Pencil Boxes
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Girls’ Hats Resunfully soft felt 59¢
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fram 5 smart NEW FALL colors! 4-thread. R'% to 10%
“Other silk hose... 39¢ to 81
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They're not skimpy. Joon ' designed “kid” shirts, Li finely tailored, full eut : a man's! Action hack and sleeves! Fancies and plains!
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Grants Basque Shirts
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Boys’ Striped Cotton
Polo Shirts
Crew neck, or collar
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styles with buttons! Fine combed yarn! Sizes 2 to 8,
Boys’ \ Rubberized \ Raincoat
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Boys’ Copper Riveted Dungarces
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Schoolboys' Ties
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New School Anklets
1005 15¢ :
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