Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1941 — Page 13

"FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1941

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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS |

Choir Holds Bake Sale—The Cenr-) Sponsor Chicken Supper — A| ©. E. S. to Honor Moth oa w ter Methodist Church choir willl chicken supper and card party will Lyndhurst Chapter, No. 505, es Id a bake sale at Sears Roebuck|be sponsored at the Red Men's Hall, | of astern Sat a 2 og 2 nel? ©. tomorrow. Miss Nettie Brown 137 W, North St, tomorrow night by esday ‘at th Lyndhurst Maso ie hairman for the sale. the Alfarata Council No. 5, Degree| oH le, M Helen Boss, is yl ‘ lof Pocahontas. Supper will be served | a : NOrthY W. R. C. Presents Flags — The from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. On, ST rt rortry Happy Times Club of the Y. M. C.| frye rh Fd fother's ; \. has been presented with a flag, BHiENtwood O. E. S. Has Birth- |to be in charge of the Mother's Day A. ha & TA8!gay—Brightwood Auxiliary, O. E. 8, [program. v Edna E. Pauley’s Junior Club 6.

: | will have a covered dish luncheon, a Auxiliary to the Major Robert An-| LISTED AS SUICIDE

srson W {birthday party and business meetSoh) R. C. 44. The presenta- jng Thursday noon -in the Veritas| SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 (U. P.). Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave. py, John A. Marshall, internation-

UL Is on th ») Guests on tonight's Information ut has n giving the problem | 1 . E ENSE considerable study. The new law Please prograhy WIRE at 6:30 wii M was made by Walter Clayton, CHECK D ; 'ho has been made mascot of the Mrs. Helen Cunningham and Mus. ally Knowh chemist and ordnance Effie Mieth will be hostesses. expert, committed suicide, Coroner |

Marion County Townsend Clubs will | & hold a special Mother's Day program in the auditorium of Castle Hall Sunday afternoon. The Rev.

R. M. Dodrill will preside. TONIGHT

6:00-—Kate Smith, WFBM. 6:00—Cities Service Concert, WIRE. 6:30—Information Please, WIRE.

_ ANOTHER BATCH OF appointments may be coming out of Lieu | 1:50 pirrnouse WEBM | tenant Governor Charles M. Dawson's office soon. Under a 1941 act, | 8:00—Wings of Destiny, WIRE. he is empowered to appoint two members of the bi-partisan boards | 8:30—Al Pearce WFBM. which will control the 21 State institutions, with the Governor | : ' naming the other two. f He hasn't definitely decided when he will announce his selections, |

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Democrats. In this latter case, Governor Schricker “accepted the Lieutenant Governor's recommendations,” but was emphatic in pointing out to the press that the appointments were his own. Just what the Democrats will | do in the institutions situation

Ice Cream on Program—Townsend Club No. 25 will hold its week{ly meeting tomorrow night at Hoyt and State Aves. An ice cream social is on the program. |

does not become effective until |P¢ that noted Shakespearean July 1. But Mr. Dawson may |Scholar, Gene Tunney, former move quickly, as he did in mak- |heavyweight champion. ing his Personnel Board appuinte | “Gentleman Gene” is now Lieut.|John A. Kingston said today. The body of Dr. Marshall, 56, was found Wednesday in a dark-room at the University of California Dental Col-

ments, to t th | ge ¢ jump en He (Comm. James lege, where he was a professor of] dental surgery.

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: Fred Waring News ecorded Music rded Music

The Indiana Rehabilitation League will meet at 7:30 p. m. to-

day in the Cropsey Auditorium of the Central Library.

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Fund of $5500 Set Aside For Survey by State Budget Committee.

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The State Budget Committee today allocated $5500 to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction to make surveys of school facilities in defense areas. The $5500 is taken from the new $200,000 defense fund set up by the 1941 Legislature and is the second appropriation made from that fund. The Budget Committee last month allocated $15,000 for operating expenses of the new Indiana Administrative and Advisory Defense Council. Dr. C. T. Malan, Superintendent of Public Instruction, said that he intended to use the money to employ a specialist in making surveys

hasn't been determined. They have challengea the Lieutenant Gove ernor’s right to share appointments with the Governor in three court cases now on file. There's a slight chance the whole problem might be settled by July 1 through an Indiana Supreme Court decision. If it isn’t, further court action may be filed to cover this

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Another Squabble

THE HEATED squabble over the advertisement provisions of the new State Highway Commission law, in which Republican ate

{fore and the con|sensus was he did {all right with the {high brow stuff, {which wasn’t lmuch of a surprise since books, are his hobbies. Tunney’s colleagues on the board of experts will be the regulars, John Kieran and Franklin P. Adams, and the semi-permanent Oscar Levant, | with Clifton Fadiman cracking the whip.

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loPneyS are attacking Attorney the East, will be broadcast over the iy : DC . | NBC-Red network starting at 3:45 General George Beamer's official | i tati isn't the onl p. m. WENR will carry the program, nterpretation, isn't the only one |g; Stern will furnish the color th that field. while the actual race is to be broadG. O. P. legislators also “messed |cast by Clem McCarthy.

up” publication requirements of | the Public Service Commission | law, according to Frederick Eichhorn, P. S. C. chairman and a

and stenographic help. U. S. to Get Data

He said that the data obtained would be forwarded to the Federal Government in an effort to get Federal aid for the schools in the crowded defense community. The budget committee also awarded $18000 from the State contingent fund to replace a dormitory recently destroyed by fire at {the Ft. Wayne School for Feeble- | Minded.

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Democrat. | will sing a French folk song on Ned mission must advertise “in the WFBM at 3:30. The man . at 130. quins contribu | county where such utility, carrier tion will be a Mother’s Day feature News of | e TV cipal office and place of business.” (je mothers of America Newa-oaonts Hom Music Clubs Since much of the P. S. C. busi« | . “200 Re Jack & Anita { ! 5 | Province of Ontario and is designe pert.h N i these notices will be carried in to entice American — iched World Today all Truly To Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, etc. out-of-state company is located — ite | MUTUAL-WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. m WEE. 1350 Mhogdit £3 | NBC-BLUE=WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 890; K ' : The old law required that note KICK OF HORSE KILLS | ; i | CB 0; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780. the hearing was scheduled. | WEST UNION FARMER | CoS =WARC. 55 IR. w 5.2 2 — Mr. Eichho y 1] | 3 chhorn said the new act ROCKVILLE, Ind., May 9 (U. P.). BUND HELP BARRED | York chapter, in a letter published notices be published in papers Ww . 3 is “ i eckruf und Beobachter, which is recognized by the Chamber of |Parke County farmer, was kicked to | BY AMERICA FIRST | gwhed by officers of the Bund and death by a horse in a stabl S| ts readers to join tion to be the outstanding paper a stable on his| NEW YORK, May 9 (U. P.) .—The| Which had urged its readers to j of that county. or Mrs, Gon and her brother. Clar- bers of the German American Bund| “We do not want in our organioo nce Ss O - - b d i § - two organizations together on |S arsh of Bloomingdale, re-| today that their support of the com | zation men who support the philoso he asks tried to get the horse out of the|® The notification was made by | we do not believe them to be good > stable so they could rescue Mr. Cox.'John T. Flynn, chairman of the New | Americans,” Mr. Flynn wrote.

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County Liquor Boards

COUNTY LIQUOR boards which began functioning under the new law on May 1 have ine

creased powers, but not the abso« lute authority claimed in some reports, according to the latest interpretation. The only additional power given them, these sources say. occurs when three or all four members vote against the granting of a license. In that case and in that case only is the State Commission stopped from issuing it, they say. For instance, if a local board votes either by a majority or unanimous vote to grant a permit, the State Commission still has the power to deny it. And if there is a tie vote in the local board, the final word to grant or deny is up to the Commission.

Under this provision, the com- Sparks’ program Sunday afternoon, | or railroad has his or its prin- 45,4 their song is to be dedicated to 0. B. Ned's i : 0 Nation ' ness is with interstate carriers, eds program is sponsored by the : Report tg Nation Elizabeth Bemis {across the border. | KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): —wherever the home office of the | <RED— 4 i WTAM, 1100; ; WMAQ, 670. be published in the county where NBO WEAR So eS HE Q also provides, in effect, that the ~William T. Cox. Ti-vear-old| in the Free American and Deutscher Commerce and the Bar Associa- | farm near West Union. | America First Committee told mem- | the America First Committee. “And how do we get cei y i i : y | ’ 3 * ap’ “Ov he > which is the outstanding paper?” | ived minor injuries when “he[6 The activities was not wanted.| phy of Hitler's government becauce » i —————

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Vacancies Unfilled

MARION COUNTY'S new elec tion registration setup, schedeuled to become effective with publication of the 1941 acts soon, probably will be tied up by court action by County Clerk Charles Ettinger and the clerks of the six other affected counties. Under the new law, the Republican and Democratic county chairmen are to select the two-member regis tration board. . . . Two vacancies in the Democratic State Commit« tee still are unfilled. State party leaders are leaving it up to the county leaders to decide when they will be filled. The Tenth District chairmanship is vacant due to resignation, the Second R—~—. because of the shift of counties CLASS EDITS RIPARIAN in the 1041 reapportionment The Journalism Class, with Betty| which knocked out one district. Parkhurst as editor, this week edit-| . . . Secretary of State James ed the Broad Ripple Riparian. Tucker is getting several long distance telephone calls these . days from county and district ~~ chairmen interested in landing

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