Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1940 — Page 10

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SALES MANAGER PREDICTS DODGE] BAIN DURING "40

Limit to Demand ‘Not Sight, 250 Dealers,

“ATTACK ON ROOT OF CRIME URGED BY BRADSHAN

To Remedy Bad Con- . r.” ditions.

‘Wage Earners League ty Meet— Lases Piger Jw Thomas Me Salesmen Told. mone, 27, o. . Belle Vieu Place, : ! ; : Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred The || Rep wlican eee ers S a butcher, cut the end off the in- F. J.’ Timmens, Detroit, general vais told Indianapolis Ki- |eague of Marion County Will dex finger of his left hand today sales manager: of the Dodge Divitoday that it is more eco- [its first meeting ‘of the 1940 cam-/a5 he was at work in the Lane sion, Chrysler Corp., today forecast | to regulate the breeding paign at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Room | Food Market, 1702 Bellefontaine St. a wwery gratifying olunie of busi ol ce of crime than it is to main- !517 Imdiana Trust Building. Charlés| He was taken to Methodist, Hos- ; . tT tain elaborate social machinery tow, Kern is president and Albert W.| pital. . ness’ during the next few months.” Ee aividusl Waladiusimens Sullivan, secretary. Membership in Mr. Timmens talked td 250 dealg at the Columbia Club the League, which was formed abaut $ i ¢|ers and salesmen from the Indian- | “Juvenile Delinquency,” he said: |15 years ago, includes officers of in-|al Head—Tom Jolly, president o : ; : The Loo juni of the I er ae unions, and men prom- |the National Association of Puf- apolis area at a spring sales meet- ? chasing ‘Agents, will be guest of ing at the Indianapolis Athletic

he pooiroom or the streets jngn¢ in state and county organizaon Mr. Kern and Courtney W.|honor at a meeting at 6:30 p.-M.|clup, The meeting is one of 43 be-

i1dii Tu y in the Indianapolis 'Ath-|. ng (Senynode, Busing Trager Cowie a of the Purchasing Agents’ ing held throughout the country in

3 tion with the “Spring Open- | be Association of Indianapolis. The connec | | Would Attack Source id lal Comittee ! meeting also will honor the locgl House” showing of the 1940 Dodge

re individual delinquent is far advisory |board. | past presidents. : passenger cars and trucks.

Purchasing Agents Honor Nation- |

- TAKE 32 WEEKS To PAY

) FOR THE less jmipértant than the commu- Patrick Heads Press Club—Ne “While. figures for February are SE THRILLING

nces which create him.| Conference Chairman Named — not complete, it is expected they James Hardin, 6002 W. Morris St.,|officers of the Indianapolis Pre 4 6 crad poo Shiai Jrngoys has been named Gs of an (Club will be installed at a mem- yin Show Jans org pew Sitomo. bmical| to regulate it rigidly or |upperclassmen’s [guidance] tonfer- bership dinner in the club Monday) oS “0€ RS FEE AOUETE SOT at entirely by providing ence ‘tg Be held night. Corbin Patrick of the Star, | 2 Bs non | i any is ive Stes than it is durin/g| Butler Was re-elected president in the an. rUary in Ristory, Mr. Timmens said. iaborate’ and ‘eX- University's ual election, Se ay ‘Limit Not Reached’ i spring | vacation S lw : the individual ama Sains: March | Bennett Wolfe of the Associated ° oe Jesl thas we Sa pe ..- Judige Bradshaw said that in the 20 to April 8. Press, was named vice president and | =%% TOURMCE O €very ETAUIY M8 YO treatmfent {of crime and delin- The conference E. G. Bowman of the Star, was re- 3 mg no ga i luring onth quency “we| show less judgment than is being spon-|elected secretary-treasurer. Klected og ment Sy ese = S the pidmbes Shpaiin sored by the(to the Board of Governors were|d0 not score all-time records i ! oes with a leaky pipe Butler Y. M. C. Lowell B. Nussbaum’ of The Times; || Probably there is a limit to the A. chapter of |Audley S. Dunham and Maurice demand for any kind of a com-

in a ficoded cellar. The plumber which Burdette | Gronendyke. modity ‘or product you can name,

. bails| out:the water, finds and stops SP ING c 0A A I A Charles is presi- but it seems evident that that point

the leak. [Legal plumbers bail out ; the water, but no effort is made to Kingan Club Elects—The Kingan| has not yet been reached by the 2 stop |the leak. ee confer. Supervisory Club last night elected automobile. Al the. origus feskis ence will be Joseph Hatton, president; George “The obvious reasons are that rio} Sprin A ane Pe the mala iversit Duncan, vice president; Pliny Fox, only do the engineering and other : : (“Courts are conducted on the re- nie bo pefelassien, treasurer; Ed Reigel, assistant treas- advances result in cars each year oe ly Jaghioned of volving door ‘basis.. Humans are Palmer, Ray Miller, Charles Hos-|Urer; John Bruce, secretary; ‘S. S.|being made better and more efficient i ke a the eds Sha Heng] In fo be ot Beginning and tetter, Richard Dempsey, Max Wild- | Clements, - assistant secretary, and|than -ever before, but the constant oths in hig

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William = King, . chairman of the|growth and development of com‘without end. Robert _ Blu, g hii and nearly all other human activities continually create new or enlarged spheres of usefulness for cars and trucks. “To take one example: Because of the international situation during the last few years, we have all been made conscious of the desirability for a vast increase of trade between the countries constituting North, South and Central America.

City Expansion

“It is something from which every one of these 22 countries of the Western World would benefit. And during recent years there has been a great ded] of thought and agitation on the part . of many of these countries for the provision of facilities that would make this increase of commerce possible. “What has been talked, about in this direction is the completion of a Pan-American highway which would eventually link most or all of

“What is | needed is to stop this useless judicial merry-go-round. This| can be done by attacking the problems sat their; rotten roots inStead of at their withered blossoms.”

CLAY CITY STUDENT LECTED BY SOCIETY

Clarena Schlegel of Clay City, Ind., ‘has been elected president of the PPhilalethea Literary Society at Indiana Central College. She will serve for the next nine-week term * and [succeeds Kathryn Nicodemus of Napfance Other new officers are endtetta Rider of Westfield, Ill., vice president; Miss, Nicodemus, secretary: Clara Powell of Flora, Ill. treasurer; Ruth Howard of Hartford City, Ind., critic and Mabel Mitchell of Scottsburg, censor.

man, ‘Ray Hogan, Charles Butz, Leonard Kercheval and Herbert Spencer.

Sponsors Hotel Show—The Indiana Hotel Association is one of the sponsors of the Midwest Hotel Show to be held at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago, March 26-29. Indianap-

lolis members of the show commit-

tee are P. E. Rupprecht, Hotel Lincoln, president of the Indiana Hotel «Association, -and William Wells of the Severin Hotel.

Burroughs Choir to Sing Sunday— The Burroughs Concert Choir, un-

Burroughs, will sing at Easter services of the 101 Men’s Bible Class at the Indiana Theater at 9:15 a. m. Sunday, The Tech High School concert band will play at the same service. The Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Broadway Baptist Church pastor, is class teacher.’

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board. The meeting was held in the 'Y. M. C. A. with A. J. Kertis, employment manager, presiding. Speakers were Cy Wood, Industrial Club president, and William Jensen, U. S. Rubber Co. employment service.

- Heads Dance Committee—William T. White Jr. is chairman . of the committee in charge of the annual Easter Bunny Hop to be

chapter Sigma Mr. White Jr. Chi a) He is being assisted by Kenneth Smiser and Theodore Steinkamp.

Boys Guests of P.-T. ASately Patrol boys of School 82, at 4700 English Ave., will be guests at a

|dinner. to be given by the Parentj Teacher Association of the school Jat 5:30 p. m. today. Speakers are |to include Charles W. Youngman, | principal of School 8 and com-

mandant of the Safety Patrol

‘|Training Camp; Police Sergt. A.

'Magenheimer, and School Safety ‘Director W. A. Evans.

i “Raitfins Meet Tonight—Thdian'apolis Railfans, Inc. a club of railroad fans,.will meet at 7:45 p. m. [today in the committee room of

||the Union Station.

' Scout Leaders Map Program—Indiznapolis scoutmasters and execiu-

~F| tives last night discussed plans for

the schpol spring vacation week activities, April 1 to 6, at a meeting in the World War Memorial. The events will be featured by the Court of Honor April 3 in Tomlinson Hall. Also discussed were plans for the annual Boy Scout, Circus May 18, and the summer scout camp.

PLANE HEARING DELAYED

WASHINGTON, March 20 (U. P)). —A House hearing on sale of U. S. military planes to foreign powers was’ postponed today to give War Secretary Harry H. Woodring more time in which to assemble data.

these countries. - “Then, too, the steadily increasing population of the United States alone means a corresponding incredse in the need for cars and trucks to keep pace with their evergrowing requirements.”

$10,148,562 INCOME TAXES ALREADY PAID

WASHINGTON, March 20 (U.P). —The' Treasury announced today that income ‘tax collections in the! first 18 days of March totaled $410,- |

over the corresponding period last year. : : The Treasury's es. did not reflect the full extent of the collections during that period because it makes public on the actual amounts deposited by internal revenue collectors in Federal Reserve Banks to the account of the Treasury

totaled $92,000,000. Experts believe that on the basis

was a good chance that income collections | this month would exceed

receipts by some $50,000,000 or more.

The name of Easter, the most important) Christian festival, comes from the name of a pagan goddess, the Public Library revealed today. The goddess was Eostre, the Teutonic spring goddess. This was one of ‘the several: coincidences found by the Library in connection with Easter. The date of Easter is based on that of a Jewish festival, the Passover. Jesus -was crucified on the day after the Passover and that caused. a 300-year dispute in Chris-

bration of the resurrection. The Gentile Christians insisted that since Jesus rose from the dead on, the first day ot the week, Easter should be celebrated “on Sunday. The Jewish Christians insisted on observing the third day after the Passover, regardless of whether ghat was Sunday. The Passover fell on the 14th day of the month Nisan, but because of peculiarities in the Jewish calendar this date did not fall on the same day of the week or on the same day of the month

In 325 A. D. the Roman Emperor Constantine gave the Council of

terddom over the date for the cele-

according to the Christian calendar. |:

Pagan Goddess Gave Name To Easter, Library Reveals

uniform. THe Council decided that Easter shall be the first Sunday following the first full moon after the spring equinox. For instance, the equinox this year is March 21 and the first full moon thereafter is March 23. Easter is the next day.

The Egyptians, the Persians, the Greeks and the Romans all had spring festivals - long before the Crucifixion and with them the egg was the symbol of the new life of

was symbolic of the gay color of spring. These customs have come over into the present-day Easter.

-Eostre, the Teutonic goddess, is traditionally supposed to have returned every year and reclothed the earth with greenery and flowers. Her name was taken over into the Christian festival which |also came at springtime,

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