Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1941 — Page 11

THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941

18 PLEDGED BY | Colors Again BUTLER SPHINX

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 20 | (U. P.)—Sergt. Alvin C. York, America’s “World War Hero No. One,” probably will be shoaldering arms again soon—this time as a member of the Tennessee State Guard or home guard. Gov. Prentice Cooper said today that York. who captured a German machine gun battalion single handedly during the World War, “will play an important part in

High School Commercial! Pupils to Be Guests At Conference.

‘Bighteen Butler University men! hive been pledged to Sphinx Club, junior men's honorary society,

James Neal, Noblesville, Ind, Sphinx president, announced today Indianapolis men pledged Richard Carson, William Cole, Paul Elliott, Frank Kottlowski, Robert

Sehalk, Robert Smith and Baward, Taylor. “Others are Frank Bevez, West Allis, Wis.; McClain Burris, Geon-| ville, O.; Frank Celarek, Ft. Wayne, Ind. ; Richard Cournover i Robert Fletcher, Newcastle, Axthur Hamp, Kokomo, Ind.; John Heflin, Kokomo; Donald Helm, Ft Wayne; Zane Powell, Hinton, W Va.; Donald Stewart, New Augusta, Ind, and Benjamin Sturm, Mishatvaka, Ind. Prof. Howard Z. Stewart of the _ Butler University College of Business Adminis= tration will be host March 29 to several hundred high school commercial pupils at a Commercial Conference, An all-day program has been arranged at Butle talks and demonstrations bv members of the t ‘ulty and representatives of come perical and industrial firms. * =n 5 n » Friday, April 4. has been set as fhe deadline for the annual Butler University Literary Contest, Prof. Pon Sparks of the English Departlent announced today. " Prizes totaling $75 will be awarded vr the best poems, short stories, framas and essays. Awards are to Pe made Honor Day, May 8.

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guard.” York is now chairman of a local draft board at Jamssiown.

CURB TRAFFIC JAM BY STAGGERING HOURS

WASHINGTON, March 20 (U. - -So that the greatly increased num- | ber of Government workers will not’ jam Washington's streets so badly | in an effort to get to work on time, the Budget Bureau today staggered the working hours of 75,000 of the 160,000 Federal employes here,

The change becomes effective, March 31. Some workers who now report at 9 a. m.—the usual Gov-| ernment show-up time—will be com- | ing in as early as 7:30 a. m. The Budget Bureau said that the step was taken to alleviate serious traffic snarls and new hazards re-| sulting from the great infiux of |

workers due to the defense program.

There has been such an increase in the number of Government work- | ers that a housing shortage is becoming acute. President Roosevelt has approved 1000-unit dormitory project for single women working in Feder al Office es. |

REV NION 1ST IN 60 YEARS SEATTLE, Wash, (U.P.).—Four| brothers and sisters whose ages totaled 296 vears held their first reunion in 60 yvears. Meeting one another here were: Mrs. Barbara | Richert, 75, Seattle; Charles Stoltz, 71, of St. Paul, Minn.; Peter Stoltz, | 78, Valier, Mont., and George Stoltz, | 2, Crescent City, Cal.

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¥ » Dr. Philip M. Bail, dean of the

Butler University College of Educa-

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NAVY SHIPS GETTING. BATTLE GRAY COAT

WASHINGTON, March 20 (U. P.).| —The Navy, it has been learned today, is painting its warships a battle gray.

As warships return to naval bases |

luce reflection and aid in camou-| (flage. Many warships already have {been repainted as a result of cam{ouflage tests which have been underway since the World War, The [practice then was to dress up shi ps| in zigzag: patterns.

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RURAL YOUTH PLAN

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BOX SUPPER PARTY

Marion County Rural Youth will |

| have an old- fashioned ‘box supper’ lat the Y, W. C. A. at 6:30 p. m.

The decision to use a dark gray Monday.

{is in line with the policy adopted by Britain.

A prize will be awarded the girl

for overhaul, the usual light gray|out that the similarity in paint used |and boxes will be auctioned off to

is being covered with the more by the United States and Britain|the highest bidder. | This is so the ships|would save the time of repainting {dances will be held following the | recrea- |

somber tint.

will not be so conspicuous at sea./should any American warships now supper.

Folk and round

Vance Lockhart,

| members to Rural Youth camps and | Maudellen Chappell and Louise Me- |

| Schools and to purchase a phonograph for the group. Annabelle Pontius, Edith Needler, |

| Ann Jordan, Wayne Needler and |

| Warren Heath are in charge of ar- | | rangements for the party. The re- |

‘ception committee is composed ot |

Some officers pointed who prepares the cleverest supper |

The light gray paint, officers said, in overhaul yards be turned over to tional leader from Marion County, make the warships gleam in the Britain under the lend-lease pro-| Will be in charge. Proceeds will be used to send club |

sun. Battle gray is designed to re-

gram.

Clelland. Delbert West and John | DeWitt will be the auctioneers | helpers.

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