Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1941 — Page 20

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U. S. OBSERVER KILLED

WASHINGTON, April 22 (U. P).

—The State Department announced today that Col. Gerald Brower, U.S. ilitary observer with the Royal Air rce in the Middle East, was killed oo nKE Otetd, 250 miles southoO artoum in the AngloEgyptian Sudan. 2 EY

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PLAN RECEPTION T0 HONOR LEAHY

Notre Dame Club to Fete, New Athletic Director Next Month.

Plans for an Indianapolis reception next month in honor of Frank Leahy, new Notre Dame University ! athletic director, were made at a!

Notre Dame Club dinner last night. ! The Rev. Francis Patrick Cava-| Inaugh, C. S. C, president of Notre! Dame, spoke at the dinner held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in a | world-wide observance of the 18th | aunual Universal Notre Dame night. | Eight Indianapolis men were | | honored at the dinner as examples |of Notre Dame alumni who have | achieved distinction in their fields | of work.

i Argus Heads Club

They were Judge Michael L. Fans- | ler of the Indiana Supreme Court; | Leroy J. Keach, president of the! Board of Safety; P. C Reilly, pres-| ident of the Reilly Tar and Chemical Co. and a lay trustee for the! university; Sheriff Al Feeney; George N. Beamer, Attorney Gen- | eral of Indiana; James E. Deerv.| city controller; Leo F. Welch, Board | the increased east and west traffic of Works and Sanitation vice pres-| mew White River Blvd. extension.

New Lights for 29

COUNTY UNITS SEEK $182,000

Extra Cash Requested for Wage Boosts, Road and Hospital Work.

Additional appropriations of $182,000 were considered on first reading by the County Council today.

Of the total funds requested, $23,000 is proposed for increasing the

County Highway Department, and $44000 is asked to complete the building program at the Julietta Hospital. Controversy arose both over the wage increase request and money

men voted to caucus late today in an attempt to reach a decision on the requests.

Ask $136,000 for Roads

The total request for the High{way Department is $136,000, most of winich was asked by County | Commissioners for materials, sup- | plies and equipment in the county's | share of the $600,000 road improve-

Overhead traffic lights are being installed by the City at the ment program approved recently intersection of 38th St. and Northwestern Ave. (Road 29) to handle [by the WPA,

Commissioners asked $1200 as additional salary for County Attorney John Linder because of extra legal

expected with the opening of the

ident, and William J. Mooney of Mooney-Mueller-Ward Co., rector of the National Notre Alumni Association. Joseph H. Argus was elected president of the club; Elbert H. Ma-

bn | OCAL ORGANIZATIONS

work for the Sheriff's office. Mr. Linder’s salary is $3800 annually. The Council will meet tomorrow to vote on the appropriation ordinance.

honey, vice president; William Konop, secretary, and Robert B. Moynahan, treasurer. J. Albert/1929 and 1930 Matrons of Marion a poze Shalrman of County were to hold a luncheon toip fund, which is com-| ,_.,, : ’ posed of Mr. Mahoney and August | 227 at the Cederholm in honor of F. Bondi, who is retiring president. | Mrs. Abbie Hanson, Hammond, past Mr. Bondi presided at the dinner worthy grand matron and present and Harry E. Scott introduced the most worthy grand trustee of the speakers, {General Grand Chapter. { The 1926 and 1927 Matrons will give a luncheon tomorrow at the | Athenaeum. Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Al-| |berta Huffman of Rockport, Mrs. Lettie Ferguson Dickey of“ Ft.

10 KEEP LABOR J0B Wayne, Mrs. Jeanette Bunnel of Plymouth and Mrs. Martha]

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Harry E. Wood Speaks to Kiwanians—Harry E. Wood, defense training program director in the Indianapolis Public Schools, will speak to members of the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club tomorrow noon at the Claypool Hotel.

39 GULF EMPLOYEES

Thirty-nine employees of the Gulf

Townsendites to Dine—Members Refining Co's eastern production di- |;

of Townsend Club 25 will precede |Vision received awards for 10 years their regular weekly meeting with a [Of more service at a banquet last penny supper at 6 o'clock tonight {night in the Columbia Club. in the club headquarters, Hoyt and | Carl Morrison of Valmeyer, Ill

wages of 100 employees of the]

was awarded an emblem containing |; X {two diamonds and a ruby in recog- | Needle Clvb Quilts—The Friendly | nition of his 25 years with the com- |} Needle Club of Banner Temple 37, pany, while John G. Young and |i

Soldiers Urged To Write Home

A “write the folks” campaign

PENSIONS URGED FOR RETIRED MINISTERS

. ; : A pension plan for retired Baptist is being waged among the soldiers | pinicters was presented to 200

at Ft. Harrison by a crew of | members of the Indianapolis Bapyoung men operating a mobile | ist pgsociation at a dinner meetpostoffice” unit for Philip Morris ling of the organization last night & Co., Ltd., Inc. |in the Woodruff Place Baptist Urging the soldiers to write | Church. home, the company crew provides | The Rev. G. Merrill Lennox of stamped postal cards without |New York, associate director of the charge and presents a gift pack- |ministers’ and missionaries’ benefit age of cigarets to each soldier .as | board of the Northern Baptist Con-

he mails his card. ~ vention outlined the plan, and

for the building program. Council- 3

GIVEN SERVICE PINS &

TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1941

urged that church memberships make provision for their retired ministers.

The annual business meeting followed. Glen L. Steckley, chairman of the executive committed, and Mrs. Franklin L. Crutchlow, clerk, were re-elected. J. B. Walker was elected to succeed Karl W. Scheick as treasurer. The Rev. Lennox was presented by Dr. Carleton Atwater, a member of the benefit board. A resolutions committee was appointed with the Rev. George King chairman, and Mrs. Royal McClain and the Rev. George O'Donnell. The Rev, William O. Breedlove, association moderator, presided.

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| Carl H. Mullen of Hammond, honor guests. the Pythian Sisters, will hold an|Ernest Kisner received two dia-|i

: . all-day quilting party tomorrow in|mond emblems for 20 years’ sérv-|i president of the Indiana State Fed- | | SY x (T r J : eration of Labor since 1935, sha Auxiiary ‘0 Hold Luncheon——The | Cast’e Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. k Adolph Fritz of Indianapolis, finish- |Past President’ Association of the| pespiay Sisters to Meet—" Fifteen - year emblems ing his 25th year as secretary-treas- Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of puihian Sisters, Myrtle Temple The awarded to 21 employees and 10urer, today were assured of re- Railroad Trainmen will meet ~..¢ tonight at 612 E. 13th St | year awards went to 15 others. Rush |' election. Thursday noon at the Colonial Tea * | Greenslade, vice president of Gulf, |' Tabulation of nominations to be Room for luncheon. Hostesses will] Amaranths Set Stated Meeting— | Was the principal speaker, : voted on by the affiliated locals dur- be Mrs. Edward O'Brien and Mrs.| Indianapolis Court One, the Order| Others at the speakers’ table in-|: ing the month of June revealed Mr. M. R. Benner. | of the Amaranth, will hold its regu- cluded B. Frank Briss, general |¢ | Mullen, Mr. Fritz and several others| Golden Rule Gives Brid |lar stated meeting at 8 p. m. to-|agent; B. F. Hake, chief geologist. |; | Mul ge—Gold- | ’ | e ; | were unopposed. en Rule Lodge, No. 25, Ladies Auxil- | JIOFTOW at the Palm Room of the |F. E. Hart, in charge of pipe lines:

| Those nominated without Opposi- jarv to the Brotherhood of Railway | poypool Hotel Royal matron Jsjhere. po Ay Ys, E

[tion and thus assured of election Trainmen. will give a bridge and : i x { were Mary L. Garner, South Bend, euchre party at Trainmen’s Hall, | Faust is royal patron. Hoa ter Er ery al first vice president; John J. Martin, 10021; E. Washington St. at 8:30| Odd Fellows to Be Guests—Prog- | Gulf employees.

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Evansville, second vice president; pn m. tomorrow. Mrs. Gussie John- ress Rebekah Lodge 395 will meet | | fourth vice president; Stanley J.| - — Elliott, Marion, fifth vice president, | } and Roy Creasey, Indianapolis, sixth! ( JR( LING | NOMAN GETS YEAR Times Special Cone : f FOR INTOXICATION! WASHINGTON, April 22—Two en vice president, another new ; : tove 3 . office, are John O'Donnell, Gary, TH E Cl TY LOGANSPORT, Ind, April 22 (U.| rou Er wi : and Hobert Autterson, Lawrence- | | P.).—Mrs. Marie Zeck, 34, who re-| eam hb ut partment awards : apolis, and C. O. VanHorn, Ft. Wilma Franke, 2527 Shelby St, aling held on an intoxication charge, | $1542.40 order for gauges and Hecker || Wayne, incumbent, and Fred F.'junior at Valparaiso University, is|today faced sentence of 360 days in Be ts Oo 8 8 der § Tl | Schutz, Gary, and Mrs. Mabel L./2a member of the university choir the Women’s Prison. oducts rp. a $500 order for: 50,000 tin containers. "H R i i ir § an- |; i oh the Painters’ International Union, torium. The 65-voice choir is mak-| prisoner. land Mr. Fritz of the International Ng a 10-day tour by bus in Tour| ————————————— | Evansville, $12357550 for com-|': : r COUCH $S ET { Moulders’ Union of North America. states, giving concerts in 11 cities. | PROMOTE HOOSIER SAILOR | ponent parts, accessories and equip- || S TU D 10 NO WAITING | Times Special ment for field ranges; South Bend |! TRUSTEE TO APPEAL CLAIMS BRIDGES WAS 2. Ind., has been promoted to the rank |tion Co., Freelandville, $4512 for re-|t | i pairs to flcod protection works in|} VINCENNES, Ind. April 22 (U.' P).—Harry R. Bridges, the C. I. O.| assigned for aviation duties on the Knox County under Army Engi-(} P.) —Attornevs for I. Grant Bees- leader, was a Communist in 1936 U. S. S. Northampton the Navy De- neers, and U. S. Rubber Co., Mish- |i Yn . d 1937. and was highly regarded | Partment announced today. {awaka, $27,075 for 5700 raincoats. I} ley, former Vincennes township | 3D y 3 ETY ren ih |by his superiors in Moscow, a Govtrustee, today prepared to appeal | ernment witness charged in Bridges’

John J. Acker, Lafayette, third vice son and Mrs. Nolene Dawson arelat 7 p. m. tonight with Odd Fel- SHIREY : ho ‘TWO CITY CONCERNS vice president, a new office. burg. Two tellers will be chosen | |portedly became intoxicated on | announced today. IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION | Lowe, Indianapolis. (which will give a concert Sunday | Harry Grant, 35, was fined $50 on Other {Indiana contracts i NO CASH NEEDED ACTIVE COMMUNIST WASHINGTON, April 22.—Boat-| Lathe Works, South Bend, $8983.50 5 | HIS IMPEACHMENT his impeachment trial to the State (cong deportation trial. HE FR EE nwaews. EB EP meer

| president; D. B. Evans, Terre Haute, | chairmen. {lows as honored guests. i 1 { ' GIVEN WAR ORDERS Contesting for the office of sevfrom among John E. Smith, Indian-| Local Youth in Concert—Miss| liquor smuggled into jail while be-| Merz Engineering Co. received a l LONGER TERMS | Mr. Mullen is a representative of (in the World War Memorial audi- a charge of furnishing liquor to a nounced were William R. Bootz,|: swain Kenneth E. Gray, Wabash, | for bench lathes; Green Construc-|} i 0 SAN FRANCISCO, April 22 (U.|of Boatswain's Mate First Class and | Supreme Court. The witness was Nat Honig, who

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: ye: sai ras ist for 12 NO RED TAPE by Special Judge Frank Gilkison at | A A a I eal | the same time he denied a motion > o

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Beesley was given Ed > . = 5 ! Bridges’ reputation among lead- | 30 asys to file bond and 75 days 10 |ing officials of the Red Interna-

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P.) —Gilbert Eyer, 37, today faced a | ynjon,” he testified late yesterday.

Syl sentence imposed by Judge onn H. Morris when h leaded guilty to robbing a New Caste hquor MARION CHIEF JAILER store of $20 Frid ight. Poli are seeking nee il mo. | IS SERIOUSLY ILL Michael F. Lane, 814 N. Pine St,

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