Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1939 — Page 10
i E10 __ — LIBRARIES HERE AID BOOK WEEK|
‘Huge Globe Will Carry ~ Theme of Observance, Nov. 12 to 18.
National Book Week, Nov. 12 to 18,
~ will be observed in the Riley Room
of the Central Library with a special exhibit for children, Miss Carrie Scott, director of the children’s division, said today. The national theme, “Books Around the World,” will be carried
out with a huge globe, surrounded by books from which ribbons will
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—The Na-
‘| tional Power Policy Committee, cre-
t |ated early in the New Deal, but in-
active fol ‘some ‘time, is being revived as a co-ordinator for the Federal agencies: engaged in the power business, it was learned here today. The revival, it ‘was ‘emphasized,
this country might take. over the; private: power systems.
tional Power Policy Committee but can: hardly be ignored when the committee is brought back. to. life,
g [since TVA is now. the biggest “of
the federal agencies .in the. Power business. -
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The Tennessee Valley Authority : is’ not: now a member. of the Na-|
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has ‘nothing to do with the war. |§& Nor has it: anything to" do with the | possibility that in an ‘emergency.
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Times Special ‘CINCINNATI, -Oct. 3. —Nine. In-
ing of the Pan-American Home‘{opathic Medical Congress and the ‘|Suthern Homeopathic Medical Association here Oct. 10-12. © | Appearing on the program of the section on materia medica and |Momeopathic philosophy = will. be Dr. John D. Coons, Lebanon; Dr. Arthur W. Records, Franklin; Dr. L. E. Bracken, Columbus; and Dr. Wilber K. Bond, Green Fork. Dr. Roy C. Fisher of Arcadia
will preside over the pureau of clinical medicine which will discuss colitis, heart ailments,
Twenty persons, arrested in a se-|
diana physicians will be among the .|speakers for the annual joint meet-:
NITS [20 ARE DISMISSED AFTER VICE RAIDS|
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ries of week-end raids on alleged
rants. The raids on 12 places were the second series within two days.
- 200 Roosevelt’ Bldg.
vice resorts, were dismissed: by Judge! Charles J. Karabell in Municipal | Court yesterday on motion of} Deputy Prosecutor Lewis K. Murchie.|
Mr. Murchie said the police who : made the raids had no search war- 3
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with which they are concerned. Original drawings from recently published children’s books by Mabel Leigh Hunt and Mrs. Val Nolan, Indianapolis authors, also will be shown.
Observances of Book Week will be carried out in each of the 21 branches of the City Library. Branch librarians will give talks in the schools in their respective areas during the week. : Posters carrying the slogans, “He Who Reads—Succeeds” and *“Knowledge Wins on Pay Day,” will be placed in streetcars and trackless trolleys both the week before and during Book Week.
PARK BOARD FUND REQUEST IS DENIED
The State Tax Board today turned down temporarily a request of the City Park Board for $7000 additional appropriation to operate park motor equipment for the remainder of this year. The Board, however, approved another $2500 for the Park Board to use in an extermination drive against the spread of the Japanese beetle. ‘This action was urged by State Entomogolist Frank N. Wallace. Members indicated they might reconsider the $7000 request later. “The Board also approved a $1500 additional appropriation for repairs on the boiler at City Hospital.
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Townsend are shown preparing for
ing the State Fair. guests at a luncheon given by prize beef.
CIRCLING
Travel Talk to Be Given—Miss Esther Fay Shover of the Tech High
School English Department will’ give an illustrated talk on her trip to. the West Indies and South America at the meeting of the Stratford Literary Club Thursday. Miss Helen Thornton is Club sponsor. At the meeting of the Nature Study Club tomorrow, Merretta ‘Walker and Betty Jane Meyerrose will speak on “Trees and Their Autumn Features.” Mrs. Charlotte Grant sponsors that club.
Honored by Class—Barbara Noel, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry B. Noel, 5455 N. Meridian St., has been elected vice president of the sophomore class at Georgian Court Col-
lege.
Pupils to See Magician—Tekara the Magician will give a program at the Susan Roll Leach School, 68, at 4417 E. 21st St, at 3:15 p. m. tomorrow. The show will be under the sponsorship of Cora Rentschler, principal. Mothers of pupils are invited.
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Legion Unit Meets Thursday Night—The 12th District Department of the Indiana American Legion will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday at the 40 & 8 Chateau, 119 E. Ohio St.
Law Firm Formed—The establishment of the law firm of Hollett, Lafuze & Hollett for the general practice of law was announced today. They are John E. Hollett, Donald F. Lafuze and Byron P. Hollett. The
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SAFETY
Frances June Wilbur, 15, Veedersburg, and Governor: M. Cliff
FOR 18 YEARS
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a feast on choice cuts of Hoosier
Boy II, grand champion Indiana 4-H Club steer. Frances raised the steer which was sold to the Wm. H. Block Co. for $1.75 a pound dur-, Yesterday she and the Governor were among
store when it started serving the
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firm has established offices at Suite 200, Indiana Trust Building. Establish Partnership — The formation of a law partnership by Will H. Thompson and Patrick J. Smith under the firm name of Thompson & Smith was announced today. The firm’s offices are at 1350 Consoli-
the law partner of Albert L. Rabb, who died Sept. 13. Mr. § been associated with the Jan. 1.
rm since
Townsend Plan Party—Belmont card party at its clubrooms, 2621 W.
day.
Australia Is Talk Tople_Victor R Griffin, world traveler, born in Aus tralia and now an American citizen,
12:10 p. m. tomorrow at the Co-
slides and display authentic Aus tralian exhibits.
Going to Hotel Conclave—P. E. Rupprecht, Indiana Hotel Association president and manager cof the Hotel Lincoln, will leave Saturday for the annual convention of the American Hotel Association in Montreal, Canada, Oct. 9-12. More than 500 hotel men will attend, he said. One of the principal speakers, he
premier of the Province of Quebec Holliday Post to Meet—The John
8 p. m. tomorrow at the Riviera Club. Legion business and plans for the Knightstown Home picnic Oct. 15 will be discussed, according to Mrs. Clarice D. Finley, publicity chairman.
WINNIPEG, Canada, Oct. 3 (U P.).—The Winnipeg Grain Exchange will be closed next Monday, Oct. 9 for observance of Thanksgiving Day.
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Townsend Club No. 4 will hold al! Washington St., at 7:30 p. m. Thurs-
will speak on “Amazing Australia”|| at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at|
lumbia Club. . He will show &olored |:
stated, will be Maurice Duplessis,|:
H. Holliday Jr. Post and Auxiliary: of the American Legion will meet at |:
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SOUTH BEND, Ind; Oct. 3 (U. P.).~Eugene Jensen, 13, was injured fatally last night when a truck hit his: bicycle. Delos -E. Welsh, the driver, was. exonerated. by police.
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arthritis, coughs, appendicitis and chronic diseases of children. Speakers will include Dr. Facken, Dr. J. M. Hicks, Huntingc Dr. E. R. Wallace, Aurora; an Dr. Ww.
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