Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1939 — Page 15

RIDAY; NOV. 3, 1030 ; Vi.30 20

| Chemists to Hear Lind—Dr. Sam“mel Colville Lind, president-elect of * the University of Minnesota, will speak before the Indiana Section of . the American Chemical Society at - 6:30 p. m. next Friday at the Hotel Severin. He will discuss Radioactivity, Natural and Arti- ? "This is one of a series of being given by Dr. Lind at section meetings of the Society - throughout the Middle West.

Addresses DePauw Group—The Rev. Guy O. Carpenter, Central Avenue Methodist Church pastor, will speak at the DePauw University Alumni Men’s Club luncheon Tuesday at the Warren Hotel on “The Son Goes to DePauw.” Judge H. Nathan' Swaim of the Supreme Court, is club president. The program is in charge of a committee composed of Bruce H. McIntosh, william J. Kinnally and Adrian Wilhoite.

Play Features Festival — “Aunt Martha Pays,” a one-act play to be given by the speech class, will feature the Broad Ripple High School

“Pen Pal” Is Honored—LaDonna Jeanne Cox is the First Tech High School. pupil to have a “pen pal” from Another country enrolled as an -honerary member of Tech. A friend in Vera Cruz, whom she knows only through letters, was enrolled yesterday. Five or more letters must be received frfom a “pen pal” in a foreign ccuntry for the latter to begome an honorary member of the school.

Research Chief to Speak—Dr. H. fA. Schwartz, manager of research of National Malleable & Steel Castings Co. and lecturer at Case School of Applied Science, will speak before the Indiana section, Society of Automotive Engineers at the Hotel Antlers at 8 p. m. Thursday.

| DON’T KNOW,” SAYS

1ST LADY OF 3D TERM |

HUTCHINSON, Kas., Nov. 3 (U. P.).—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt doesn’t know whether the President will seek a third term. Affer an address in. Convention Hall last night someone in her audience rose and asked: “Will President Roosevelt seek a third term?” . - She replied: “TI don't know; I haven't asked him.”

YAWN DISLOCATES TEXAS COED’S JAW

AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 3 (U. P).— Injuries. at the University of Texas er ‘confined to the football field

po Ruth Ruetz, 19, was doing right fighting back her drowsin in a music appreciation class itil she had to listen to a soothing lullaby. She yawned—and dislocated her jaw.

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Fall Festival Stage Show at the school tonight. The cast includes Jeanne Gass, Betty Mae Reeve, Jack Golden and James Millholland. The festival is being given to raise money to buy uniforms for the high school band. A dance will follow.

“Oh, the flowers that bloom in ‘the fall, tra la!” That’s the theme song around the back yard of Mrs. Harry Parker, at 2503 N. Butler Ave, today. Her pussy willow tree, a perennial spring bloomer, blossomed day before yesterday and now has blooms about an inch long. They get to be much longer in the spring, Mrs. Parker said, but she thought it was pretty good, considering the weather,

Jefferson Fails to Find Oil— Charles E. Jefferson, Marion County Flood Control Board - member, said today that drilling on ground he leased from Butler University has failed to yield oil. Mr. Jefferson said he sunk several shafts last summer. Mr. Jefferson said he leased about 80 acres of ground from the university lying west of the Canal, east of White River and south of 52d st. :

Townsend Club to Meet{—East End Townsend Club 54 will meet at 8 p. m. today at the Vejerans of Foreign Wars Hall, 'E. and Denny Sts, for an educational

program,

Pupils to Give Paper—“Plant Growth in a Nutrient Solution,” a paper written by four pupils at Tech High School, will be presented by the Nature Study Club of the school before the Indiana Junior Academy of Science at Terre Haute Nov. 11. Work on the paper was done by Frances Scott, Mary Sharp, Paul Sheiton and Harold Blair.

10 SHIPS TIED UP IN GOTHAM DOCK STRIKE

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (U. P.).—The Internationdl Longshoremen’s Association struck today against nine coastwise steamship lines, demanding 10 cents an hour wage increase and a 40-hour week. Seventy ships, 5000 dock workers and 3500 seamen were affected. The strike went into effect at midnight after the IL L. A. affilicate of the A. F. of L, rejected the operators’ proposal ‘that the expired contract, providing 95 cents an hour pay for a 44-hour week, be extended for 90 days. e companies involved were the Savannah Line, Pan-Atlantic Line, Clyde-Mallory, Bull Line, United Fruit, Eastern Steamship Lines, Morgan Line, Newtex Line and Mooremack Gulf Lines.

CAPONE PREPARES T0 LEAVE PRISON

TERMINAL ISLAND, Cal, Nov. 3 (U.P.).—Al Capone, the pudgy Sicilian who ruled the Chicago underworld in the heyday of prohibition, prepared today to leave Federal prison and take up- life againd as the squire of a Florida estate. All that stands in the way of his release after serving an 11-year sentence with legally deducted credits for good behavior, is the payment of about $10,000 in tax liens. His release has been set officially for Nov. 19, and it was expected that the $10,000 would be

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