Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1939 — Page 13

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“ITY RED CROSS * {PREPARING FOR WAYIMUM AID

Chapter Holds 23d Annual Report Meeting; War Service Started.

- Preparations by the Indianapolis “Chapter of the American Red Cross for “maximum effort in war service” are nearing completion, it was re«ported yesterday at the 23d annual ‘meeting of the organization in the ‘Chamber of Commerce Building. The local chapter and others ‘throughout the nation have started production of clothing and hos‘pital swupplles and are preparing ‘to aid distressed peoples abroad or American military and naval forces.

Members Sought

Mrs. Agnes Cruse, chapter secre‘tary here, declared in her annual report that, among - other things, ‘the local Red Cross intended to prepare for “maximum service” by ‘a strong roll call drive. The call ywill be conducted from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving, and members ‘here hope to increase the present . membership of 32,919. Elected to three-year memberships on the board of directors were C. D. Alexander, Frederic M. Ayres, William H. Book, Louis J. Borinstein, Bowman Elder, Rabbi M. M. _ .Feuerlicht, Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, {Charles J. Lynn, Mrs. Hugh Mc- | Gibeny, Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney, «Dr. T. B. Noble Jr, and John F. White. © William J. Mooney Jr. was elected :to fill the unexpired term of his father who died during the year. i William J. Mooney Sr. had been a ‘member of the board. since ihe or‘ganization of the chapter.

Advantages Cited

William Fortune, chapter chair‘man, declared that the Red Cross is the only. organization chartered ‘by Congress as t national relief agency, and that it is the only naitional movement about which the {people can rally in preparation for iany national emergency. “Indianapolis ranks 10th among ‘the larger cities of the United States for its per capita enrollment of Red ‘Cross members,” he declared, “but many new members must be enrolled if the chapter is to meet its new responsibilities under the war crisis abroad.” A new record was established during the year for the number of per‘sons receiving first aid training in Marion County, according to the annual report. A total of 2769 persons were enrolled in Red Cross first aid classes and 1970 received Red Cross life saving certificates from the national organization.

Clothing Distributed

The Home Service department dealt with 953 cases in Marion ‘County during the past year, involving the welfare of 4765 persons. In addition to extending direct relief, more than 2300 articles of clothing were. distributed. Nationally, the Red Cross extended relief in 157 major disasters throughout the country, a record number of disasters during any 12month period. Although none of these disasters was comparable to the Ohio River flood, the Red Cross .spent $2,260,000 in disaster relief activities.

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FLIERS TO ‘NOWHERE’ NEAR ALL-TIME MARK

* 10S ANGELES, Oct. 26 (U. P).— On a 27-day flight to nowhere, Clyde Schlieper and Wes Carroll were only a few -hours removed this morning from an all-time airplane endurance record. If they are aloft ‘at 4:42 p. m. ‘(Indianapolis Time) today, the two young pilots will have broken the

record set by the Key brothers, in|:

‘Mississippi, of 653 hours and 53 minutes. - i And with the record: broken, they ‘will begin earhing $100 instead of $50 a day from the jewelry company ‘which is sponsoring their flight. ¢ The fliers said their tiny seaplane which they are flying above dry land, is ticking like a clcck and they are not the least bit weary.

i JOSEPH 1. SAKS, 62, DIES " ELBERON, N. J., Oct. 26 (U. F.).— ‘Funeral services will be held tomorYow in the Chapel of Temple ‘Emanu-El in New York City for ‘Joseph I. Saks, former head of Saks ‘& Co., who died yesterday at his ‘home here. He was 62 and had been ill three months.

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ostesses, five of whom are shown here. are (left to right) Suzanne Ramey, School 84; Barbara Jane Schaeffer, Joy, School 66; Dorothy Larrison, Manual,

York, who are making a transcontinental style show tour via United Airlines, spent today at the High School

They were entertained at a lunchThey

and Margaret Ann Feeney, St. Agnes. Other hostesses at the luncheon were Betty Jane Mitchell, Shortridge; Virginia Burres, Washingfon; Rota Niesse, Thomas Carr Howe, and Martha Cravens, Broad Ripple.

The Alcoholic Beverage Commission today was studying the testi-

mony of more than a score of witnesses who appeared at a wet-dry hearing before the Commission at Dunreith in Henry County yesterday. More than half the voting population of Dunreith protested the renewal of a beer and liquor permit for a tavern operated oy A. Vickery. | A delegation of more| than 30 Dunreith residents attended a similar hearing at the [Statehouse two weeks ago and the Commission at that time refused to| renew the

permit.

ABC Studies Testimony In Dunreith Beer Hearing

Several days later, Mr. Vickery protested that he had not had

ample opportunity to present his gpproved the adoption late yester-|g=e

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side of the case and the new hearing was arranged. Mr. Vickery testified that he con-

ducted an orderly tavern and claimed that under the law he is entitled to a permit. Dunreith residents testified that the town has no police protection and that patrons of the tavern “overrun the town with rowdyism.” Residents said all the patrons came from other towns and that no Dunreith residents patronized the place.

GUARD TO SCAN

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NEW PROGRAM

38th Division Chiefs to Meet Here Sunday; Orders Studied.

The new training program for National Guard units in Indiana is to be outlined unday when commanding officers of the 38th Division meet at the Indiana Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania St. : The three division regimental commanders and Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, division commander,

personnel into the field for one entire week between now and the first of the year or to spread out training into three week-ends. The National Guard Bureau at Washington,” D. C., has ordered seven days of field training. The

listed men and officers attend. two drills each week instead of one. - Division officers desire to hold the training during one week. Obstacles to such a plan are to be discussed.

FAMILY TIES TAKE ‘DOROTHY BACK HOME

MUSCATINE, Iowa, Oct. 26 (U.P). —Dorothy Lorraine Coss, 13, has been adopted—by her own father and mother.

ed her in 1931. She had been|3 her parents recently, family ties led

aunt approved her parents request |g to adopt her. The District Court

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Times Special

Plan Festival For Halloween

ROCHESTER, Ind. Oct. 26.—A Halloween Festival will be held here Tuesday night. A street parade of masked persons will march from the Court House to the Whitmen gymnasium for the costume contest.

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