Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1939 — Page 4

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MWNUTT T0 OPEN | Chas Weather by the Wind BROOKSIDE LEAGUE |

HEADQUARTERS fs INWASHINGTON

Ex Governors Presidential Lieutenants Leave on Tour Of Southern States.

By DANTEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Dec o = rederal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt’s 1940 ‘presidential ‘campaign soon will have a Washington headquarters Edward newspaperman, Associated Pre York for 10 service on New Orleans cago, wi in native of Nebr ask Decision to open penche at a week-end

Mr. McN

36 - year - old Bi Was with the

Stanley

“staff Omaha, and ChiHe is a

vears on ing in Worth char rge

newspapers

the office was conference of olitical managers ¢ Frank M, McHale ® diana Democratic National ommitteeman and McNutt campaign ger; Oscar R (Jack) I wing, New York attorney in charge headquart in New Chief Justice of the Indiana

manager

Of the ‘eastern York ‘City and Michael I. Fansler Supreme Court

ore

Tour Southern States report to of a of New Englast night for states defi-

rio e here to

the results tour left Southern hey sought any from Democratic had condeclared that

ent reception

A hom thew 1p

leaders with ferred, Mr thev met with an excell prevails among I y Massachusetts, Rhode Is Connecticu victory ‘next cl

Cod and a ‘party PK "Hale deared We that if run, Paul nominee Mr. McHale ports from Washington been par claiming that has ‘given light as

met \ who felt President Roosevelt doesn't McNutt will ‘be ‘the

persons

denied ‘published re

that he has

addin Ar

which

a ters

caused them to decide to ‘employ publicit man the McNutt McNutt Schedules Talks Stanle xh a. end wil

here explained

and ‘open headquar

managers

Mr the

week-

a¢

1 Om - into ‘Oh id and this for

King ‘dates & tomorrow McNutt will speak be celebration

laggy

( night Wednesday ary a 11]

he will

at day AssoRapids

the banquet Montpelier, 'O., and the next at the American Vocational ciation meeting Mich Returning Nutt will be ican Public pects to a of ‘Chicago 16. he

at ‘Grand Me-

here Fri at an Amer-

Hav the speaker He ‘exana Societs

Chicago Dec

returh here from this week-end. He » by Bowman Ellianapolis MeNutt the ‘Grid MceNut

the soutl will joine

der

be another

at "nH a iQ

w Here Mr

Mr. McHale expacts John B. Kelly, DemoPhiladelphia

airman of

Bold Stroke (Considered

When Mr delphia last tend the attended leaders at Tf Presid Yun again a good cand

Cc of Democratic h Mr. Kelly declared Roosevelt does

"Kk McNutt would be

not

headquarconsidered a Democratic ‘contender has one, unless the the room ‘conferences of Roy Miller of Dallas could be considered a sort of quasi ters for Vice President ‘Garner

RUPPRECHT AGAIN HEADS HOTEL MEN

1 be

since No ‘other

hotel

~headquar

manager of the

assumed his

P. E. Rupprecht Hotel Lin duties Tor the second time as Pi dent the ASs0ciation Other officers day day elected vice ham, Anderson EI Washo

~AInN eS] -

convention which

are Jap Jones presiden

rogram

sales manager

Management

nel director Discussed program of O increase hotel lems Of taxation the management CARDENAS TO QUIT IN 49 MEXTCO « 4 U.P President Lazard Cardenas $0 retire to 3 1940, and Jast year

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Dee

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speak at

tends

day. next

ELECTION TONIGHT)

The annual election ‘of directors

‘for the Brookside Civic League will

be held at 8 'p. 'm. today at the Brookside Community House. Nominations ‘will be mode from |

the floor. The new ‘directors will |

appoint officers for next year. {

| | 1

| | _Rdward McCarty,

Nominations will be made from] will ‘discuss ‘plans for a Christmas| fund ‘to aid the needy. Entertainment, including a ‘play, “County Schoolmaster,” will follow. Fast Side ‘children attending the meeting and entertainment will receive oranges and candy from a Santa Claus.

MECHANIC INJURED IN AIRPLANE CRASH

VINCENNES. Tha. Ind. Dee. 4 (U.P) 30, a mechanic

| [was in ‘critical condition today from

injuries received vesterday when an airplane in ‘which ‘he was riding crashed near here. Sherman Taylor, 33, ‘a student pilot, who was handling the plane said Mr. McCarty jerked the control stick and the plane fell.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

[nation yesterday tof the Chicago ‘church, ‘one ‘of the

‘Recreational

A A RANA SR

Martin Takes Executive

Placed Recreation Work at Tabernacle Preshyterian On High Plane Here.

James B. Martin, director ‘of religious ‘education and recreation for the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will become ‘executive secretary of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago, Jan. 1. His family will remain here until the ‘end of the school year. Mr. Martin announced his resigto accept the call

best known in the denomination and the largest Presbyterian church in ‘Chicago Mr. Martin, who came to Indianapolis in 1917, was in the Y. M. C. A. service until he took the Tabernacle church ‘position 13 years ago.

The departments which he directed §

have been throughout the ‘country as first thousands of boys and girls. Several years agd the National Survey ‘placed the’

recognized

in service to

James B. Martin , . . recognized for service to boys and girls.

church first in recreational acconiplishments,

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[cago as a reward for winning first prizes in the National 4-H ‘exhibit

| tle girl's ‘dress, and and Jane Young, |

| !

| Young are ‘members of the Shade-

I |

3 FROM HERE WIN | Church Post in Chicago AT 4-H H CLUB MEET

Three Marion ‘Cotnty 4-H club girls will leave tomorrow for Chi-

there, The girls are Mary Mowry, 186, who ‘exhibited a school wash ‘dress; Estel Fivecoat, 15, who made a lit-

17, who ‘made a little boy's suit. The girls won ‘the state first awards at the 4-H ‘exhibit at the State Tair, Misses Fivecoat and

land ‘Club and Miss Mowry is a member of the Wa-Wa-Ce Club. The girls’ ‘mothers have all been local 4-H ‘Club leaders.

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Bert Oyler . . . “Cold and clear.”

Bert vier, Who lives at 940 ) Woodlawn Ave, 65 vears ‘old he's been telling the weather the wind for the 26 years. the sun

is 1

last He says that whichever blow when the Equator will continue blow in that general direction for the next six months ‘Any ‘cha irom that general direction will last not longer than 48 hours. How do I know? I've been watching it for 36 years and I've never had a bad mistake.” Boiled to Ovler's svstem

supposition that

way

wind is ing the

Crosses

hges

his

its simplest terms, depends on wind from generall bring rom the cold, the

} the

hwest will

nort Iv weather generally 1 wind from mer ‘weather going to have a last crossed he

wind f br

clear

east

cold nort wet weather ¢ sou means war He says we're clear, cold Wi Sept, 21, when the Equato wind blew

and

th er

because the sun south, t northwest.

r ‘on ‘its way

from the

Once in a gueat while he ‘disagrees with the U. S. Weather Bureau and he says usually he's right. Mr, ‘Ovler has no instruments He started keeping a chart of wind and weather Jan. 1, 1908, when an old ‘man who'd been doing it for years before got him interested in it. He's kept a log of temperature, ‘precipitation and wind ‘ever since. The log also includes sidelights like trips to various points in Indiana and unusual events He can tell in & ‘minute all the necessary information about the last tornado to hit Indianapolis Incidentally he says there won't be any hurricane in Indianapolis this year. He forecast cold, clear weather for last Tuesday and the Weather Bureau said it was going to be partly ‘cloudy. Tt was warmer and clear, It's hard with

to tell who to stick

Week -End Loot Is S650:

High

An epidemic nals loot valued repor rts

of burglaries, at nearly Included the home of H. Nathan Swaim, 31 Court dee. Se Amick, 1053 Willow Household goods were taken from t N. E. Powers, 549 Dorman St. A billcontaining $60 was taken from Martin Bennett, 25, of 1318 N. Pennsyvlvahia St, Apt. 1, while he slept Two youthful bandits held ‘up Deal Sanders, 31, of R. R. 20, Box 844 bus operator, in Mars Hill yesterday, ‘escaping with $12 Filling Station Robbed Henry 1829 Holloway | Ave. attendant a filling station at 1250 Roosevelt Ave, robbed of $35 and a changer Bonds $200 and cash were bv bu

t at

were 12 sil

: Dr valued at $100 home of Mrs

fold

Hampton, alt was mone $52 in

who

valued at reglars

502 Indi-

obtained

in +o mito a

broke pharmacy ana Ave A Brown, 41, of the 400 block Broadway, empty billfold Albert Xaplan, owner of a grocer at 728 BE. Vermont St., was robbed of $12 by & bandit described as about 30 Thirty $30 worth

bandit who held up

1920 T.anglev Ave

took

his

-five in

were

cents change and

of food taken bv a

burglar from a grocery at 2405 Sugar [Grove Ave

Twe Held Up Near Butler

Two vouthful bandits held un Miss Mary ‘Carpenter, 4611 N. Pennsylvania St, and Flovd Hamblen, Shelbyville, Tnd., as thes in & car near Butler Uni vesterday, ‘obtaining $30 an watch Other vietim John Kraft, 65, of St sluggead and Troboed watch: dm York St

RATT quarter

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restore $4 1" £900 | <n fac St. Philip Neri Eastern Ave. cigarets wort $1.50 change N. Noble St. $10 from Victims of purse lnded Mrs. Tda Kel Fide Ave. Miss Dorothy 17, of 21Y N Webster

X mined Athleti lub, 535 h $1

loss

3 and

paint 330

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1 Jeflerson ANha 1536 Bellefontaine St Catherine W was ‘cut she was knockad t thief

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POROTHY LAMOUR TLL HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4 (U, P) Dor beautiful brunet SATONESIras: to be a 1 last

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CORRECTION

In our Christmas Bulletin being distributed

today, the Bed Pillows, through an error

were advertised at $2.50 a pair. The price should have been $2.50 each.

H. P. WASSON & CO.

robberies and safe crackings $650 over the week-end, according to police

Donald |

nual

Court Judge Victim

netted

Books Given Vinegar Bath |

VINEGAR AND SANDPAPER are being used at th® Indianapolis Public Library to clean books Library officials say the books are dirtier ‘thic vear than ever. They blame the smog. The best cleaner for the volumes is found to be a solution of half vinegar and half water, with sandpaper used to clean up the worst spots. Books with small ‘circulation that ‘don't get off the shelves remain relatively ‘clean, ‘officials said.

BISHOP WILL TALK TO CATHOLIC PUPILS

The Most Rev. bishop of the Diocese apolis, Will speak at the third anmeeting of the Students Association for Catholic Action at Cathedral High School Friday morning. The meeting Will be attended by Pupils of Indianapolis parochial high schools. rior to the meeting, will be celebrant at the cituta” at 10 4. ‘m. at and Paul Cathedral The general discussion led Dy the Rev. Fr. ‘Charles Schoettalkotte, director of the Catholic Youth Organization. The theme will ferent?” The Rev. Fr. spiritual director association.

the bishop ‘Missa ReSS. Peter

will be

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