Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1940 — Page 20

NEW SOUTH SIDE. GENTER TO OPEN IN FEW DAYS City Speeds Project at 0

- School 61 as Party J Is Arranged. Local Youth West Point Graduate, Y. M. Opens ‘Learn to Swim’ Pro- : wa [—Jack 8. DeWitt, 430% E. St. Clair ram mde] CR Ta iy new South Side Com | St~ (will be among those graduating poo) have been enrolled in the munity House at old School 61 were from the U. 8, Military Academy at vy, M. C. A. “Learn to Swim” pro- > gram and will be taught in the But-

Wider way today. | West Point, N. Sus About 7 ON tiasile South Side Y., July 11. He ler University pool. Boys from other ; | sections of the city are being taught

residents were told at the Foun-|is the son of : ‘tain Square, Theater last night by (Mrs; Lillie De- lin the Central Y. M. C. A, pool. H WwW Midltlesworth, City Recre+(Witt and has Heretofore all [classes were given ation director, that the community applied for duty there. The classes are conducted * center would be opened “within ajith the Signal daily from 3:30 to 6 p. m. Monday few days.” The open house will |Curps,” with de- through Thursday. follow the opening by about a week}|tail v2» the Air : : “It was originally planned that Corps ; ia Wilshn 1 Jegetsonvile, open in il r mon g.Yould Ne delayed Tol Here 2 2 schools, has been elected president of the Indiana County Superintendents’ Association. He succeeds

Sputh Side residents raised the [the | graduating $1000 required by the Park Board [class | Irom In ? 0: to the Board’s contri- (diana are Jose = ) Bo added : S. Hardin, em : _—_— Adrian Little of Hantingon. z: Albany; Archie Mr. DeWitt Raymond Blunk of Morgan £5: (Board Launches Project . Knight, Fountain City; John J.| County was named vice president. “The group already had raised $370 |Myrphy Jr, South Bend; Gebrge| Officers re-elected were Maisie Elof the needed funds. .|D. Carnahan, Gary, and Ralph A.| liott of Connersville, secretary, FEB, Sy Sn SEER RE DE Rm was enough indication that the rest or : of the wal was on the way and |r; on} Butler Summer Fasn iy Dr. Druids Elect Local Men—William h to del Willisin G. Mather, head of the 30 O. Lewis, Indianapolis, has been that there was no reason fo delay |. department at Franklin|o. [OWS A Najsnapolis, fas heen getting jhe Puilaing: resdy. for Bis College, has been appointed to serve Grand Grove of Indiana, United NR ildi h a ht on the faculty of the Butler Sum- Ancient Order | of ‘Druids. Others rooms, all of uniform size. i is| Mer, School. Helwill give uistruction J CHE, Gh CO GGA PE te a 1 wil be k k |iIn Anthropology, The Family, and) Git olis, deputy grand eh Gant anned that a wall will be knocked | p,,) | sociology, Registration for Dolis, deputy ‘2 jch; tar! out from between two of them and |i} coccion will be held June 11 with | McCoy, Richmond, grand marshal; 3:sliding division installed for mak- |; 4. 40 starting June 12. [Sharles G. N. Gelder, Indianapolis, Cpacilities will include WPA shops, | Hichmond, grand treasurer; Tony :Fa es will include shops, : : } ny game rooms, a play school or| Library Staris Vacation Schedule p, Blanford, grand heraid, and

: heroes I). Dickerson, public librarian, ; : kindergarten, junior and adult edu- reminded: patrons today that the Carl N. Kilgus, Richmond, grand

cation, classes in home economics, |. oid" ; guardian. : : : ; privilege is now in effect. Spnmeral subjects and shop in- Residents of the city may withdraw : . from the library for the entire i i Association Planned vacation period, June to October. The Tis) anapelis eke) Society :It was said that the new com-|Borrowers must make their inten-\ment at Meridian Hills Country munity house would probably have ‘tions known at the time. they with-| club tomorrow followed by a buffet | “the most rounded program of any (draw the books. supper. ~ | eommunity center in the city.” : :No association was formed at the| Kiwanis to See Film—The Indian-| Gets Rollins Degree—John Paul meeting last night but a permanent |apolis Kiwanis Club, at its luncheon | Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. P, association to run the community |meeting tomorrow in the Columbia |Willis, 5220 N. Pennsylvania St. is house with the Park Board will be | Club, will see a sound motion pic-!among the 59 seniors of Rollins Colformed following the open house. |ture of the story of the world’s|lege, Winter Park, Fla., who received - rarest woods and their use, from the degrees in the institution’s 51st tombs of Egypt's Pharaohs to the commencement exercises yesterday.

ATH S AFE LOOTED luxury | liner, Queen Mary. Mr, Willis received the Bachelor of = Ii

< ‘ . « | Arts degree. : Ogle to Explain Defense Plan —| = ——— | > i Kenneth Ogle, chairman of the In-| ‘IN LA PORTE COUNTY diana Committee for National De- CALLES TO RETURN Tr fense, will explain the purpose and \ a PORTE Ind, June 4 vw. P.). workings of the committee at the TO MEXICO, HE SAYS band of safe crackers avhich nag|luichean meeting tomorrow in| wero orTY, June 4 (U. P) looted ve L Port rig Ti en 2% Canary Octtage of the Indianapolis —The newspaper La Prensa said néss offi : ° thon 1000 ip | Junior Chamber of Commerce. To- sterday that it had been informed os ces of more than $1000 in|norrow at 6 p. m. new members will = y : I 15 : y Plutarco Elias Calles, former meet with William J. Stout, vice President. that he intended) to re-

Yi Last three weeks. <The. fifth robbery was discovered i president, and J. Russell Townsend, turn to Mexico but was waiting until after the coming Presidential

yesterday when a safe at a grain|former [president, for a get-together election.

ahd lumber company office at|g; a, 14 miles south of here, was dinner at the Canary Cottage. robbed of approximately $350. Previ-| Class to Honor Former Teachers— B4If Mexico needs my help when ously safes had been cracked at|/Former| teachers of the Live Wire| bankruptcy comes—and it will come Fmola, Union Center, Union Mills{Class of the Irvington Methodist|—I shall be willing to help my and Wanatah. Sunday| School will be honored at a|country,” the newspaper quoted The Hanna safe was cut open with |dinner meeting in the church social |Calles as saying at San Diego, Cal, an acetylene torch stolen from a rooms Friday evening. Owen Myers ‘No Mexican can be indifferent in Ba Porte garage. Another torch|is chairman of the arrangements|the face of the crisis that is coming “stolen from a machine shop here {committee and is ssisted by Irwin|in Mexico.” : “was: found at an oil company office|/A. Ward, E. A. Patterson, Frank| He was quoted as saying he did in Michigan City where an attempt|Fromer, Solly Schubach, Joe Gui-|not desire to re-enter political afwas made to cut the. safe open. done and Glendon Hackney. ;

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[Because of “Serious World

Situation,” Federation Will Not Adjourn.

Because of the “serious world situation,” the Indianapolis Church Federation will not adjourn during the summer months as usual. It was decided yesterday at the Federation’s first ‘business meeting under its new president, Henry R. Danner, that it would hold summer meetings on the call of the president, and that the Church Federation office will remain open throughthe summer. : : Dr. Howard J: Baumgartel, executive secretary, urged all committee chairmen to call meetings. of their committees before July 1, to adopt definite projects.

Emphasizes Need for Prayer

After a discussion of the recommendations of the international relations . committee led by Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff, it was decided upon motion of Eugene C. Foster, social service committee chairman, that the Federation would aid in | forming a committee of Indiana citizens for war refugee relief. Dr.' ; Carleton W. Atwater, First Rapist Church pastor, spoke on the need of emphasis upon prayer in the | present crisis. | On recommendation of the Rev. Linn A. Tripp, social service director, the Federation voted to seek a change in the garnishee law because of the hardships suffered by “certain citizens” under the present law. Committee Heads Named

Dr. C. A. McPheeters, North Methodist Church - pastor, was named chairman of the evangelism committee. Dr. Logan Hall, Meridian Street Methodist Church pastor, was named chairman of the industrial committee and LeRoy C. Breunig was chosen to head the finance committee. ; Other committee chairmen are |. Mrs. Streightoff, international re- | lations; Dwight S. Ritter and the! Rev. Robert E. Skelton, race relations; the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, public relations, and Mrs. Henry E. Ostrom, publicity. ’ :

DROWNING VICTIM'S SERVIGES ARRANGED

Funeral services for Leslie Paul Chupp Jr, 33-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Chupp, 1924 S. Lawndale Ave, will be held at 3:30] p. m. tomorrow at the J. C. Wilson' Mortuary. Burial will be at Green- | field, Ind. The boy was drowned yesterday | when he fell into a five foot well while playing near his home. Artificial respiration administered by | deputy sheriffs, Dr. J. L. West, and a City Hospital ambulance pulmotor | failed to revive him. | Mrs. Chupp noticed the boy was missing yesterday morning. T. M.|

'| Deputy, 1927 S. Lawndale Ave.,.on!

whose property the well is located, ! said he had seen him about noon. | He probed the water in the well] with a stick and a nail caught on | the boy’s clothing. : The ambulance and deputies were summoned immediately. Mr. Chupp is, employed at L. S.' Ayres & Co. her survivors are the boy's grandmother and a Jounger brother,

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA | INVITES ITY GUESTS |

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., June 4.— | Tweniy-ihree residents of Indianapolis who are among the DePauw University alumni and members of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity have (been invited to attend the 25th anIniversary celebration of the fraternity here Saturday. They are Bruce H. McIntosh, | Clarence C. Shoemaker, Gurney H. Swartling, Hall L. Crimans, Robert W. Clark, Donald H. Cusick, Robert J. Hocker, Carl A. Coble, H. B. Men- | denhall, Paul E. Myers, Horace O. Wright, Howard Friend, Dwight W. Neal, Lytle J. Freehafer, Keith Mc+l |Coy, C. R.' Jordan, Richard L. Heri-

: tage, Dr. J. Lawrence Sims, Andrew : :Shalley, Lawrence T. Mosser, Frank

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C. Sanders, Gustav S. Klippel and | William Haverly. A Sunday morning breakfast at the Greencastle home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Hanna will end the celebration.

ASK FOR CROSSING SIGNAL ON ROAD 58'

Bartholomew County residents | have petitioned the Public Service | ' Commission for aid in-obtaining :a flasher signal at a dangerous railroad crossing on Road 58, two. miles south of Columbus, Ind. The petition stated that a “great many deaths have been caused by collisions of-automobiles and trains” at the Pennsylvania Railroad junction. | .

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