Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1939 — Page 13
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STAFF OF HONOR | SPEAKER NAMED'
Coonley, Official of Manufacturers, Is Chosen; Awards Made. Howard Coonley, New York. |
chairman of the board of directors of the National Association of Man-
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& | Confusion resulting from conflictRegular Meeting Next Week—The jo statutes in criminal law will be next Optimist Club luncheon Will studied by a group of county prose- |
ufacturers, is to be the principal Year's Eve af a party Saturday. be held Jan. 5 at the Columbia | cytors who are to call on Governor speaker at the second annual din- Co-sponsored by the United Auto Club. There was no meeting today. Mf Clifford Townsend next month.
ner of the Staff of Honor of Indianapolis. The dinner will be held Jan. 9. Mr. Coonley is a director of the National Malleable & Steel Castings Co. and Link-Belt Co.. both of which have plants in Indianapolis. served as vice president United States Shipping Emergency Fleet Corp. C. D. Alexander, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce president, | announced this year’s award winners vesterdav. They are Henry C. Atkins, president of E. C. Atkins & Co.: Stan-! lev Coulter, Eli Lilly Co., research adviser and Purdue University dean | emeritus; Henry L. Dithmer, Polar Tce & Fuel Co. president; Bdgar H. Evans, chairman of the board of Acme-Evans Co.; Fred Hoke, Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing Co. Vice president and treasurer; Hugh | McK Landon, vice president of the board of the Fletchar Trust Co. and Franklin Vonnegut, president of the Vonnegut Hardware Co. |
COUSIN WILL SEEK BEARDSLEY'S SEAT
ELKHART. Ind., Dec. 20 (U. P). -—Bdward H. Beardsley, Elkhart business executive, announced today that he will be a candidate for the Republican nomination as State Senator to succeed his cousin, State Senator Walter R. Beardsley. Edward H. Beardsley is general manager of Miles Laboratories, Inc.. and has been a city councilman for five years. Senator Beardsiey, vice president of the same company, has announced he will not be a candidate for re-election because of the press of business affairs.
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Timee Specini LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 29. — Dr. William V. Lambert has been named | associate director of the Agricultural Experiment Station of Purdue University by President E. C. Elliott. The appointment is effective Feb. 1. Dr. Lambert has been in charge of generics investigations for the Bureau of Animal Industrv of the U. 8. Agriculture Department since 193¢
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Workers Liocal 226 and Ladies’ Aux-
liary, the party will start at about | m. at Local 226 headquarAbout 350 persons are ex-Co-chairmen of the arcommittee are Mrs.
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Plans for naming the committee- | men were discussed vesterday at the annual one-day convention of the! Indiana Prosecutors’ Association in| the Claypool Hotel. Officers elected
Two Homes Looted—Burglars last night entered the home of Royal Colby, 4715 Cornelius Ave. and took two banks containing $10, he told police. Burglars took a similar sum from the home of Lester Nicewan- : : " David M. Lewis, Marion County der, 5006 Kenwood Ave. prosecutor, president; Jacob S.
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Shrine will hold its annual New| president, and Al V. Ringer, War-
Everett E. Ross (above), N. Keystone Ave. will be installed
as worshipful master of Marion | Yodge 35 F. & A. M., Masonic | Temple, next Wednesday evening. |
Other officers to be installed are Auburn A. Ress, senior war-
den; Carl F. White, junior war- |
den; James G. Drummond, urer; Harry J. Stombaugh, tary; Chester C. Wilisie, deacon; George House, deacon; Thomas A. Twigg, steward; junior steward; Samuel A. Wiltthoft, tyler, and W. W. Bowman, assistant tyler. The services will be open to Master Masons only.
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Year's Ball at the Murat Temple en County, secretary-treasurer. | tomorrow night. Paul Middleton is| Among those who urged that the; chairman of the arrangements com- | committee be formed were Alfred F.|
mittee. Assisting him are Fred E.| Dowd, warden of the Indiana State
Kortepeter, Earl W., Byers, Ray C. Prison; Don Stiver, State Safety Di- | Dauss, Max A. Blackburn, George rector, and James K. Northam, depE. Friedrichs, Robert E. Laird, Ray- Uty State Attorney General. mond G. Oster, Elmer L. Richey,| Warden Dowd told the proseCalvin A. Richey, Edwin K. Steers, cutors that despite a Supreme Court Clifford J. Richter, William W. Wat-| ruling that determinate sentences kins, Arthur W. Wettle, Stephen Should be given in cases of secondMinton, Ted Mittendorf, W. A degree burglary convictions, pris-|
Comer, Maurice Morgan and Clar- oners still are committed to the, ence Flick. prison on indeterminate sentences.
Mr. Stiver suggested that prose[cutors begin a movement to serve
More than 70 members of the four years instead of the present Producers Council Club of In- two because, “you just get acdiana met at the Naval Armory | quainted with your job when you Jast night for their second have to go out and get re-elected.” | annual holiday party. B. F. West, | He commended the prosecutors Indiana representative of the for their part in bettering the Johns-Manville Corp., is president State's traffic record and said that, of the club and was chairman of | “as convictions go up, your accidents the welcoming committee. Other | go down. We need convictions just as much as we need arrests.”
| committee members were W. J. local branch manager |
SENET URGES DESTRUCTION OF WPA COSTUMES
Manufacturing Co., and R. M. Johnson alse of Westinghouse. | Mr. Morgan, who served as en- | tertainment committee chairman, | was assisted by Carl V. Spickelmeier, general manager of the | Spickelmeier Fuel & Supply Co.; | C. T. Spriggs, Otis Elevator Oo. An Indianapolis businessman is | and J. Frank Cantwell, managing | leading a movement to get Con- | director of the Indianapolis Home gress to destroy one million cos- | Show, tumes for clowns, satans and every — character you'd see at a Halloween Club to Hold Reception—The Na- Celebration or in a play. ba ture Study Club Of Indiana will (Hes C. Arthur Landes, Illinois hold its New Year's reception at St. ‘costumer and president of the the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter National Costumers’ Association.
“ SY " y y House, Daughters of the American ores Nore Shade Mi a Revolution, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. ater project,
at 3 p. m. Mondav. Club members i Shy oy theyle i ware. will take their winter hike Jan. 14 Eo Y : 20, :
They will go from Nora to Castleton Ingles, Suunia hd nua. ‘o then to Woollens Gardens. 2 Rg
sell them for an average of 15 cents Fellowship to Hold Election New and if it does it will ruin the busi-
officers of the Wallace Street Pres- ness of the country's 300 costumers.” |
byterian Church Men's Fellowship, Mr. Landes, as head of the assoare to be elected tonight at the ciation, has been corresponding with group's second annual “fun meet- Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. Ind). urging” The meeting will be at the ing him to introduce a bill at the church at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Wesley next session of Congress to provide {L. VanOsdol is retiring president. for their destruction.
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