Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1939 — Page 5

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00D FELLOWS "OPEN SESSIONS ON WEDNESDAY

Election and Degree Work To Be Features of State Convention Here.

The Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of ~the Indiana Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be held at the Grand Lodge Auditorium here next Wednesday, Thursday: and Friday, Henry E. ‘Roesener, grand secretary and grand scribe, announced today.

Election of officers for the com- |

ing year and nomination of officers to be voted upon at next yea»’s election will be the principal matter of business. Approximately 1000 Odd Fellows are expected to attend. A resolution eulogizing the late Senator M. M. Logan of Kentucky, who served as grand sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the I. O. O. F. of the World in 19290- 30, is to be presented.

Degree Sessions [Set

The Patriarchal Degree will be conferred by Samarit Encampment, No. 241, I. O. O. [F., at Howard St. and Blaine Ave, at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The Junior Lodge Degree will be conferred by John due Junior Lodge, No. 5, Lafayette, at Tomlinson Hall od 8 p. m. ursday. Immediately following this ceremony, the Second Degree will be conferred by Shelby Lodge, No. 742, of Shelby. The Grand Lodge will elect officers next Friday. Candidates for ‘Grand Encampment offices are E. P. Stewart, South Bend, for grand patriarch; Elmo Gustin, Peru, for grand senior warden; Fred Beebe, Kokomo, grand junior warden; Mr—Roesener, Indianapolis, grand scribe; A. H. Chamberlain, Salem, [grand {reasurer: Joseph Belcher and Dr. W. W. Chapman, ~ both of Indianapolis, grand high priest; Ota G. Fields of Ft. Wayne, and Mr. (Belcher and Ernest Schlegel, Sout Bend, grand trustee, and Jesse . Smith, Ft. Wayne, grand representative.

Candidates Announced

Candidates for Gra a Lodge offices are Fred Major, grand master; .Dawson Smith, Belleview, deputy grand master; Henry F. Kohlmeyer, Francisco; Paul Ferguson, Lebanon; Ira NVernon, Union Ciay; Clarence Hill, | Jeffersonville;

Herbert Gibbons, Hymera; Millard |-

Shelley, Westfield; L. W. Schaller, Attica; Homer Zenor, Terre Haute; Oscar G. Leibel, Bicknell; A. E.

* Rettig, Indianapolis; C. L. Arm-

strong; Harrisburg; John E. Baker, Elwood, and L. R. McNeely, Greencastle, all-for grand warden. Mr. Roesener, grand secretary; Frank McConaughy, Franklin, grand treasurer; Elmer A. Weeks, Columbja City, and George E. Hershman, Crown Point, for grand trustee, and Clyde Flory, Blo grand representative. Tr —

100 JAPANESE RESIGN

FOREIGN OFFICE JOBS

TOKYO, Oct. 5 (U.-P.)—More than 100 officials and other employees of the Foreign Office resigned today in protest against the formation of an independent Trade

Ministry. The resignations were based on the Government's alleged failure, by forming the Ministry, to unify the diplomatic administration. First Shikao Matsushimo; Commerce Bureau director, and six chief officials of the Bureau, offered their resignations. They accused Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, Forejgn Minister, of bad faith in approving the Trade Ministry plan, announced yesterday without consulting his subordinates. A few hours later, more than 100 additional employees resigned. Foreign reports that Japan had denounced its anti-Communist agreement with Germany and Italy, in view of the Hitler-Stalin partnerghip, were denied.

GETS $25 FINE UNDER SLOT MACHINE ACT

Roy Hilderman, 1745 E, Sherman Drive, was found guilty “of violating the 1935 slot machine act by Judge John L. McNelis in Municipal Court yesterday afternoon and fined $25 and costs. Judgment was withheld on a charge of advertising a lottery and gift enterprise. Both the slot machine and punch board were ordered confiscated by Judge McNelis. Also charged with advertising a lottery and gift enterprise, at a news stand, Bee Ward, 27, of 1450 College Ave., was found not guilty by Judge McNelis.

DINNER Complete

most ambitious adventure, started from Hong kong March 4 in the junk Yellow Dragon, headed for San Francisco. The seafarers encountered safety. °

101 Men’ S Bible Class Elects. Officers. 1 1s ; FET REPAIR

These new ofc of the 101 Men’s Bible Class of the Broadway Bap their duties. They are (left to right) James Hill, in charge of ner, publicity; Verne Speakman, secretary; Bert Lay, treasurer; M. Dodrill, teacher; Loren Brown, first vice presi dent, officers not in the picture are Ray Kean, employment; J.

of the 101 Booster Club.

SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 5 (U. P.). severe weather a few days out. Their | Halliburton was declared legally of Ethi opia — Richard Halliburton, author- |1ast radio message was on March 23,|dead, by a Chancery Court Jury. established at these places.

traveler and his crew of 15 now given up for dead, apparently were last seen alive in the mid-Pacific by the crew of the Chinese junk. Tai Ping, it was disclosed today. : crew eventually John Anderson, skipper of the Tai - Ping .now completing an amazing severe storms that the Tai Ping sur 6000-mile voyage across the Pacific, told Commander G. C. Jones of the Coast Geodetic Survey boat Discoverer that the Tai Ping trailed Mr. Halliburton “until we were separated by a typhoon.”

swept away by

vived.

eating hard tack. Then te Yellow Dragon’s radio went dead and it was assumed Mr. Halliburton and his

In Memphis, Tenn., yesterday, Mr.

reporting the lee rail of the junk

storms and the crew

were lost in the same

ABBEY TREASURES SAFE

LONDON, Oct. 5 (U. P)—All}! movable treasures in Westminster 200 Roosevelt Bldg. Mr. Halliburton, attempting his|Abbey, including the Coronation 1431 Chair in which sovereigns in England have been crowned ‘since 1327, have , been removed to Places of

OME, they tell us, wasn’t built in a day. Well, neither was this 1940 Buick you see burning the breeze here. }

We've had our mind's eye on a car like this for quite a spell, but until now we simply couldn’t make the grade.

You'll understand why when you

know what we were aiming for. We

wanted to combine in one car all the best we've learned in our 36 years in this business.

We think we've got it now. A stand. out sparkling car with action power and staying power. Beauty and brawn, nifty and thrifty—an old man’s darling and a young man’s dream.

It would be hopeless to try to list the . whole range of new features—there are some 72 in all

But you can’t drive this car. a mile without knowing that you have got hold of something that tops anything you ever handled.

radio; James' Morris, welfare; ‘Stew! William Layton, membership; the Rev. R. pay 45.4 per cent.

and Chalmers : Detterman, president. Other

B. Morris, Fevepiies, and John Gilley, president

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Works * Board Considers $393,720 WPA-City Project for 1940.

‘| - The Works Board today studied an application for a $393,720 WPA street ‘improvement project for 1940 which was ‘submitted yesterday by Val McLeay, assistant city engineer. The application was prepared ljointly by City and WPA engineers. | The blanket project, - if ‘approved, | i would enable the Works Board to complete a biennial street improvefi ment program which was started fl this year. If approved -by the Board, the application will be submitted - to il Posey Denning, Marion County ‘WPA Administrator and then be relf ferred to the State WPA office.

i ; Under terms of the application,|. tist Church recently act Mi t the City would pay an hed cost al -

of 54.6 per cent and the WPA would

About 25 per cent of the City’s share, Works Board members said, would ‘be paid by property owners.

ETHIOPIA TESTS RUBBER

Lost Halliburton in Storm, Captain Says EEE rw

in cultivating rubber plants in the «Gembela Boggo and Sada districts Nurseries have been

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It's smoother, steadier, firmer on the line. It gets up and goes right now, and

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"It takes the roughest roads in its

stride, and the wheels can twinkle like

a dancer's toes without even easing

the inside of your knees on the cushion.

We don’t want to go hinting about

speed, but this eager baby can whisk

you to forty-five in first!

The sudden, soaring, millrace power of its matchless Dynaflash straight. eight engine, electrically balanced after assembly to micropoised perfec. tion, is velocity smoothed to velvet. .

Its low-swung steel-thewed vhabsisi is keeled like a battleship with its oversize torque-tube backbone.

Yes, this beauty is our all-time high

—the car we’ve been shooting at for

lo !-these many years.

Come drive it and you'll see why.

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*Transportation based om rail rates, - state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories — extra. Prices subject to change without notice.

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