Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1940 — Page 19

URSDAY, JUNE 13,

PETRILLO HEAD OF MUSIC UNION

Chicago Local's President Only One Nominated By A. F. L. Group.

James C. Petrillo, president .of the Chicago Federation of Musicians for 18 years, is to succeed Joseph N. Weber as president of the American Federation of Musicians. His election_was assured today - when he was nominated without opposition as the Federation met in the fourth day of its 45th annual

convention at the Indiana Ballroom. The nomination brought enthusiastic, standing applause from the hundreds of shirt-sleeved musicians who crowded the ballroom. :

Nominated by Chicago Man

Mr. Petrillo was nominated by J. W. Gillette of Chicago, chairman of the laws committee. It was seconded by H. E. Brenton of Boston, secretary-treasurer. “Mr. Petrillo has been feared -by employers and has now come to be their friend,” Mr. Brenton. said. “He is like Mr. Weber in this respect. He is a strong, but just, man. “He conceived an audacious plan of proving fo the public of Chicago that tusic is what the public wanted. As a result Chicago stands out ir public music appreciation and public music functions.”

Petrillo Lauds Weber

In accepting the nomination,” Mr. Petrillo paid tribute to Mr. Weber as “the man who taught me lots of things and pushed me around for my own good.” The convention accepted resolutions calling for a standard for a contract between agents and musicians. Another resolution called for the guarantee of a certain amount of employment to the musician each year by the agent. The convention also went on record against any atIehpts for revision of the Wagner Act. Officers will be elected tomorrow

1940 ___

EVANSVILLE—MTrs. Ida Mae Millner, 49. Survivors: Husband, Aggie; daughters, Mrs. Helen Clark and Miss Dorothy Hall; sons, Robert and Alvin Hall; sister, Mrs. Thelma Sessler; stepsons, Ernest and Harry Hall. Benjamin C. Schmidt, 51. Survivors: Wife, Kathleen; son,. Laurence; mother, Mrs. ‘Anna Schmidt. Rebecca Kissel, 170.

Mrs. Survivor:

| Daughter, Mrs. Herman Miller.

Mrs. Sarah McCauslin, 65. Survivors: Hushand, Edward; daughters, Mrs. John DeLong and Mrs. Floyd Deeds; brother, George Sanders. Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley, 78. Survivors: Son, Carl Shrode; daughter, Mrs. Grace Windels: brother, John P. French. Mrs. Edith Hansen, 42. Survivors: Husband, Hans; father. Johann Sousson; sisters, Mrs. Mima Barg and Miss Nima Sousson: brothers, Leon, Arthur, Bertie, Albert and Bernard Sousson.

JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth O'Neal, 58. Survivors: Husband, Wiles; sons, Chester and Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Hershel Balkdale, Mrs. Floyd Ballinger, Mrs. Leslie Taylor and Mrs. Arthur Beatty: brother, Matt Brennan, sisters, Mrs. George Shelton and Mrs. Mary Humphrey. Barney McDunn, 67. Survivors: Brother, Eugene; sister. Mrs. Anna Dustin.

LAFAYETTE—James F. Wilkinson, 60. Survivors: Wife, Pearl; son, Norwood; sister, Mrs. Mary Reynolds; brothers, George, William and Edgar. : MOUNT VERNON-—Alonzo Vance, 70. Survivors: Wife, Florence; son, William; daughter, Mrs. Albert Horste.

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Mrs. Martha Bullock (left), citizenship teacher, brings her class to the Federal Building for “final examination.” Members of the class, who were naturalized in Federal Court this month, are (first row, left to right) Rose Kabaluk, Mary Stoyn, Kiril Ivanoff, Victoria Posia, William Shapiro and Hildur Anderson; (second row, left to right) Angelina Calzia, Marie Mueller, Anna McHugh, Dora Mendelson and

Elise Prieshenk. The class meets at School 5.

STATE DEATHS

fant. Survivors:” Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cowan; brother, Harold.

| PISGAH—Charles M. Foxworthy, 73.

| POSEYVILLE—Mrs. Nellie K. Fairchild, 73. Survivors. Son, Dale; daughter, Mrs. ' Ora Haines.

{| PRINCETON — Mrs. | hart, 42.

ROCKPORT—William Kincaid, 60. Sur‘vivors: Wife, Cornelia daughters, Mrs. John H. Meyer and Miss Mary V. Kincaid; sons, Ross and Sheldon; sister, Mrs. Lola Ferguson; brothers, Allen, Clifford and Gifford.

RUSHVILLE—MTrs. Survivors: Two sisters:

SULPHUR SPRINGS—Mrs. McsShirley, 67. Survivors: Daughter, Ernest Rutledge; sisters, Mrs. Mary Jiams, Mrs. Katherine Highmiller Mrs. Harriet Sunt: Srouhers, Norman, Ruaker.

Florence Dagen-

Jennie Rymal, 66. brother.

Luna Made Mrs. Wil-

LAFAYETTE KIN HERE

NEW YORK, June 13 (U. P..— Count Rene de Chambrun, an honorary American citizen by virtue of his descent from the Marquise Lafayette, goes to Washington today to report “military secrets” to the French Embassy. He recently was appointed assistant military attache to the embassy.

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VIGIL INGREASED AT UNGUARDED POOLS

Orders to increase their vigilance over all unguarded swimming pools {were issued to officers in the Acci- | dent Prevention Bureau today by Police Chief Michael F. Morrissey. Officers were instructed to arrest persons over 16 found in such places and to order younger children to report to the Juvenile Aid Division, In his order to Capt. Leo Trout-

man, head of the bureau, the chief said that action is necessary to save the lives of those who might be tempted to swim-in them. Streams tobe watched include Fall Creek, White River and gravel pits.

Divorce Asked By 'Sub-Stooge’

HOLLYWOOD, June 13 (U. P.). —Curley Howard, one of the “three stooges” of stage and screen, was sued for divorce today because his wife is tired of playing “sub-stooge.” Mr. Howard, whose real name is Jerome Horwitz, practiced his “slapstick routine” at home on her, Mrs. Elaine Horwitz charged. She asked custody of their yearold daughter, Marilyn. A property agreement gives her $125 weekly alimony.

TRAINING BILL PASSED

BATON ROUGE, La., June 13 (U. P.).—Students in every public, partochial and private high school and college in Louisiana would be re‘quired to take two years of military itraining under a measure adopted by the State Senate Military Affairs

SECOND CRASH VICTIM DIES

CLINTON, Ind, June 13 (U, P). | —George M. Evans, 54, of Pontiac, Mich., died here today of injuries received Sunday in an automobile {accident in which his wife also was i fatally hurt. Double funeral services | will be held at Evansville tomorrow,

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