Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1940 — Page 5

FRIDAY, JAN. 5, 1940

PASTOR CALLED Mouse Chirps in BY TABERNACLE | “Pet 2tecper PRESBYTERIANS| s.r zmecii=beriess

home yesterday in. the George Zimmermans’ carpet sweeper beos : cause it “has a voice like a caAcceptance Expected Soon |narys” a : “We traced the strange melFrom Dr. R. E. Vale odies to the sweeper,” Me Zim . merman said, and there w S Of Detroit. little mouse, singing like a bird.” “My wife and I decided it

wanted to,” he The congregation of the Taber-| S20, B2Y Unt Ti lives in the

nacle Presbyterian Church today g had ended a three-month, nation-, carpet sweeper and chirps all day.

wide search for a pastor to take the > pulpit vacated last fall by the resig-|The Gullup Poll Shows nation of Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel.

Emsley W. Johnson cnairman of IN the committee that selected Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the Woodward | #1! Avenue Presbyterian Church at Detroit, Mich, said the Detroit: minister was expected to send his 7 1 acceptance shortly. A unanimous :

vote approving the committee's choice was made by the congrega- 4 AN THE i All tion at the church last night. are, 4 ; Dr. Alexander Sharp Sr. moder- a : Styles Suitable for

ator interim of the church, pre- mmedi L sided at the congregational meet- ! Slate and fering | Wear

ing. Kuhn Conviction Weakens If Dr. Vale should accept the in- Bund Bogey; Voters Back ; | if oi 3 i i vitation to come to Indianapolis, he ‘Dies Inquiry. j 5 : : 4

Would Start March 1 : would begin his duties at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church March j 3 Mr, Jonson said. Upon the in-| PRINCETON, N. J, Jan. 5.—Evivitation o e selection committee, | dence of a growing public apprehenDr. Vale visited here several weeks sion over Communist activities in Shon Sleeve Lip-oiers Tor ago. : the U. S. is revealed in a nation- ; 3 ‘Sweaters in girls’ sizes 8 Mr. Johnson said the names of | wide survey just completed by the : 2 : to 16! And toddlers’ fa75 Presbyterian ministers were|american Institute of Public Opin- 4 # : : mous make slip-ons and sifted by the committee before the |jon. : : ] - coat styles including heavy final choice was made, and mem-| ne survey shows that a majority| jumbo knits, sizes 3 to 6%. bers of the committee visited in »f voters — over Bright, wa : lors! : cities throughout the United States swo-thirds of : Tight. Yam colors bo hear the candidates in their hose polled with : 9g = -} churches. i — believe Ws, A , SEE SE sei : Dr. Vale was born in Ewington, 3pinjons aR i : Sama : COMPANION

it is more impor-

O., May 18, 1885, and received his tant for the Dies : 5 a a SALE! ORIG ; 5 3 : : | EB

preparatory education in Ewing- ittee to inton Academy. He was graduated AMERICAN Comm C o m- x # : od S from Washington and Tusculum INSTITUTE | munist activities a on - . A $3 SKIRTS

College of Greenville, Tenn., in 1809 ay - and from the Princeton Thelogical c $hen Nazi aciivi

: ties at the pres- St a : Selinery in 1912. ent time. The growing apprehen- = 3 3 : 3 : : e is married and has two chil-| ‘ot oo i : : : : dren, Mrs. Harvey Stowe Durand Sion dver Soviet activity In the U, 3 Jaf i fn : : 'S. is signalized by the fact that less 5 wi hE ;-

Jr., and Miss Marjorie Jean Vale. than a year ago the public felt

Dr. Vale was ordained in the| : 3 : Presbyterian ministry May 29, 1912. [Neal efforts warranted more atten- Ch Ho i 5 ; | He was president of the Detroit|Zon IO 8 Jeg LO gus 2 7 : OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF

Pastors’ Union in 1936 and 1937 and | Communist efforts. | ko a : : i : ; $3 QUALITIES! Plain president of the Princeton Theo- |. 10d4ay, twice as many want Jae | ES % = colors! Plaids! Pleated logical Seminary Alumni Associa-|Di€S Sroup to turn the spotlight on = i: CE : styles! Gored styles! For tion in 1937-35. He is a permanent|AMmerican Communists as on Amer-|J I ]| 0 a ; | immediate and spring member of the judicial commission |ican Nazis. 7 wear. Sizes 10 to 16 years.

} Fear Reds More : . ale ; : i i rata Stats srish Chitizch I tel! uv survey, ‘which reached a | : 3 or | Block's, Downstairs Store,

cross-section of voters in all walks Serves on College Boards lof life, put the following issue to Dr. Vale is a trustee of the Wash- | those polled: ington College of Tennessee, direct-| “Which of the follnwing do you or of the Maryville (Tenn.) College|consider more impo..ant for the

and a member of the advisory board | Dies Committee to investigate— You Can Save Many ‘Dollars in These 3 Great Sale Groups of : NOW SALE-

_ of the Bever College for Women in | Communist activities in this country RI ’ Jenkintown, Pa. He is a member of | or Nazi activities in this country?” P CED! The Ski the Oak Park Rotary Club, the|| Those with opinions divided as Suit With

d c a similar Institute survey ranked Dwight Peterson, Harry White, J.|Communist activities as less imporRussell Townsend, Dr. Robert W.|tant than Nazi activities, a number | Blake, Jasper W. Tucker, Mrs. Clar-|of developments may have influ- And Many Other Higher

SE 3 Bae, die om Tmt ese a wl[|| JRCAUCEd Drastically for This Special Event! | Prioed Snow Suits

Brookwood Club of Chicago, the|follows: : : Benham Club of Princeton and the | {Communist activities.........70% : 7 Lined Slachs . . ® Meafowl rook Golf Club and the| [Nazi activities ....... edrinnsh 30 | : . oT 2 : : Wranglers’ Club of Detroit. He is Approximately one voter in . ; 4 kk a contributing writer for religious every four familiar with the €om- : ; > 10 bh SNOpublications. mittee’s work expressed no opinion. : . Besides Mr. Johnson, the selec-| Since last March, when voters in : » tion, committee consisted of J. : . ‘ SLACKIE

Humphrey, Harold Wood, Calvert|German-American Bund, Fritz Craig and Edgar H. Evans. Kuhn, had to abandon his propa-

Carr, Dr. C. W. Dicks, George| Union signed its pact of assistance Batchelor, H, C. Pike, Edward W. with Hitler, thus lining up with the Harris, William P. Evans, Guy Brad- | side which the majority of American ley and Charles Tevebaugh. voters polled consider the aggressor sensation, but we're over

in the European war. p stocked! It looks like a sport

Ali Suspect Russian Link : : Declines to Comment ‘| | The desire to see Communist ac- 1 : Suit «z= Dub is lineq slacks

Pending Notification tivities investigated further may also RAN make it an extra warm, extra

spring from the fact that the ; BB good looking snow suit! DouDETROIT, Jan. 5 (U. P.)—Dr. ty of the public in a recent we ; : ble-breasted belted coat, fully

Roy Ewing Vale, Woodward Avenue g;rvey expressed the belief that the a) - lined! Matching slacks, susPresbyterian Church pastor, today| American Communist Party is not i - pender model with zipper declined to comment on his call t0| an independent American organiza- ; sides! All wool corded fabric, the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church | tion but is controlled directly by : : f on : sizes 8 to 16. : at Indianapolis until he is officially | Russia. ; informed of the Hoosier congrega-| The Dies Committee is seeking an tion’s action. appropriation in the present session

- dt Congress to_continue its in- . . STUDENTS’ on of foreign “isms.” ; ] ; 1 25 HUD SON DE ALERS Institute Sie of publlie Dpirion ) ; 1 5.95 SUITS, that the majority of voters are | a | ATTEND CLINIC HERE es i of the Committee, for : i : : and TOPCOATS sor EO 75 per cent of those, with opinions ; : ; More than 125 Hudson dealers|in a recent poll said they favored

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sales clinic at the Ace Motors, Inc.,| Year. Hudson distributor, 1219 N. Meridian| T Drastically reduced from

2 ; 4 i ur riced stocks! St. | E 4 Smooth HDS isd fSasiate - id ? ha suits suitable for immediate J. W. LeTourneau and W. H. SUITS SUITS § : BE Ts ae |

The “Sno-Slackie” has been &

Schmelzel, president and vice presi- fleece overcoats! Broken

dent, respectively, of the distributor+| | u ; . sizes, so hurry. ship, were in charge of the meeting.| | Will You Pay . 3 | BEVERLY Anklet Keeps Ou Block’s, Downstairs Store. C. W. Treadwell, regional man- : | the Cold and Snow; : ager, and W. A. Baker, used car : : REVERSIBLE SMART TOPCOATS : ‘

manager of the Hudson concern, AGAIN and two representatives from the

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made today Soe M2 pd Me oy. L. on a Home of Your Own Coovert an e -months-old a son, Edward, victims of an apart- INSURED SAFETY ment hotel fire at Minneapolis in which 19 were killed and several Current Dividend of 3% others missing. Their bodies were to Savings Received by Jan. 10th be returned here for burial. | Earn From Jan. 1st.

i , . Slight Irregulars ’ 1 I$ ton! i ’ | It's a great sale! It's a great collection! Practically all : : of 1.35, 1.69

: sizes are in the sale—but of course, not in every item! : NEW 3-MONTH 3 Qualities +s . Now LULLABY COMPOSER ILL | | : : AYMENT n J ; 5 we That reason (and that alone) explains these surprisingly. LAN condition ofl Mrs. Effie Canning low prices on smart, desirable suits, topcoats and over- oe C

Carlton, 81, composer of the lullaby, § SAVINGS ¢ LOAN ASSOCIATION : “Rock-A-Bye-Baby,” remained criti- .of Indianapolis coats! Come early for best selection! YOU SAVE

cal today. She is suffering from a 23 W. OHIO ST. cerebral hemorrhage. |

ITY SHIRTS USUALLY SOLD AT HIGHER PRICES! Fancy fast color patterns! Plain whites! Collar attached styles Men’s sizes 14 to 17, sleeve lengths 32 to 35.

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ry. Ses our ii: | NATIONALLY ADVERTISED HOSE complete display [I ’ Suede Leather Jackets PP $6 DRESS TROUSERS Many lies! Many Toyo mixurst Mens Prg, 81

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