Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1941 — Page 7

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STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, July 4th and 5th

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MEETING OPENS

Rural Groups Attend Affair; Hear Educators From All Over State.

The annual Rural Church Institute, sponsored by the Butler University College of Religion, opened today in the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall with pastors and educators from all parts of Indiana participating. Dr. Frederick D. Kershner, dean of the College of Religion and Dr.

are in charge of the sessions.

Delegates were welcomed by President D. S. Robinson, of Butler University and discussions of the opening sessions were led by Dr. Griffeth, William G. Mather, of the department of sociology of Franklin College and Wilbur J. Brookover, Butler University Department of Sociology. Other speakers on today’s program were Herbert J. Wilson, of Butler; Ephram D. Lowe, secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary Association; the Rev. Herbert J. Buchanan, of Brooklyn, Ind.; the Rev. Herschel Reed, pastor of the Greenfield Christian Church; the Rev. S. S. Lappin, pastor of the Leatherwood Church, Bedford; the Rev. Clarence McFadden, of Orleans; the Rev. J. J. Whitehouse, Angola; the Rev. A. P. Benjamin, of Hamilton, and the Rev. A. N. Schockney, of Portland. Prof. Dean E. Walker, Department of Church History, Butler University, will preside over tonight's session. The Rev. T. J. Wilson, pastor of the Roachdale Christian Church, will preside at tomorrow morning’s session and the Rev. Elwood Dunn, of North Salem Christian Church, will preside tomorrow afternoon.

CLUB IS FORMED BY EX-THORNTOWNERS

Former residents of Thorntown met in Garfield Park Sunday and after a basket dinner at noon, an executive committee was elected. It was decided that the group should become a permanent club, and that a reunion should be held every year on the second Sunday in June. Those on the committee are George B. Loveless, chairman, Mrs. Carl Shafer, Mrs. George W. Cald-

well, Will Niven, Basil Horner and Walter Crose. :

Store Will Be Closed Friday and Saturday, July 4th and 5th

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Army firing tests.

CATHOLICS WARNED OF HITLER'S ‘POSE’

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LONDON, July 1.—-A special statement warning the Catholic world “not to be deceived by Hitler's latest pose as champion of European civilization” was issued last night by his eminence, Cardinal Arthur Hinsley, Archbishop of Westminster and head of the Roman Catholic Church in England. The statement reads as follows: “The two encyclicals of Pius XI, ‘Divini Redenteris,’ against atheistic communism, and ‘Mit Brenender-

sorge,’ against naziism, state fully

and clearly the Catholic condemnation of both these movements. “Our country, with our allies, is fighting against the. immediate Nazi attempt to subjugate Europe. No one who knows how anti-Christian the ideas and practices of the Nazis are will, for one moment, be deceived by Hitler's latest pose as the champion of European civilization, or think that it has become in any way less vital to resist his

attempt to enslave the continent.”

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Travel—

If you're planning a motor trip this summer the best bet is to find out what roads lead to Army camps and dodge ‘em. Or, if youre going to see somebody in camp, find out in advance exactly what division, regiment, company and barracks your soldier boy bunks in. That will keep you from having to wander all over some thousand-acre cantonment. Don’t plan to stay overnight in a town near an Army camp unless you make your reservations in advance. Military truck convoys moving on highways will have sufficient interval between vehicles for passenger cars to pass through them if ordinary safety rules are observed. Passing through cities, Army truck trains travel closed up and with police escorts move through traffic lights without stopping. In such case, the Army convoys have the right of way, and civilian cars and trucks must not break through

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Take New Orleans Tours

The summer tour program .of the Illinois Central Railroad includes a series of weekly escorted tours to the Mexican Gulf and New Orleans. The trips of seven days each depart each Sunday through August. Two days are alloted to Biloxi and the Gulf coast where entertainment includes boating, motor sightseeing, s g, and an optional trip to Belingrath Gardens on the Isle-Aux-Oies River near Mobile. Three days are scheduled for visiting New Orleans, with a complete program of sightseeing through the old French Quarter and to other points in and near the city. The tours are arranged on a prepaid basis, covering all expenses except

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Busses Express to East

New express bus service from Indianapolis to Pittsburgh and points

Glenn Petersimes tests the loading’ mechanism of the first Bofors-40 rapid-fire anti-aircraft gun to be made by Chrysler Corp. in Detroit. This gun is the first of thousands to come, with production of 300 a month expected by late fall or early winter. The first two pilot models were many weeks ahead of schedule and were sent from Detroit to Akron, O, for mounting. Then they will be taken to Aberdeen, Md., for

On Vacation, Dodge Army Road, Unless Visiting Camp

east over the Pennsylvania Turnpike went into effect last week over Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines. “The New York Express” leaves here daily at 7 p. m. and by way of Pittsburgh and the Turnpike arrives in New York at 6:55 p. m. the next day. An additional run to St. Louis also was added last week, leaving here at 7:15 a. m., arriving at 3 p. m. The present 3 p. m. schedule to Ft. Wayne was extended to Detroit where it arrives at 12:45 a. m.

3 EJ ” ‘Arrow’ Running Again The Northern Arrow, Pennsylvania Railroad's train between Indianapolis and the north Michigan summer resort territory is running again. It leaves Indianapolis at 5:16 m. Central Standard Time, reaching Traverse City at 6:40 a. m.; Petoskey, 7:20 a. m.; Harbor Springs, 8:05 a. m., and Mackinaw City, 8:35 a. m.,, Eastern Standard Time.

On its daily southward schedule, the Northern Arrow leaves Mack-

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Cruise the Great Lakes

Georgian Bay Line will begin regular summer Great Lakes sailings Saturday when the S. S. North

S. S. South American leaves Buffalo on seven-day round trip cruises. On Monday, July 17, the S. S. Alabama starts its regular sailings from Chicago on five-day round trips, followed by regular week-end cruises.

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ARRANGE STAMP PLAN MEETINGS

Food Men to Gather Sections of the City Next Week.

Indianapolis grocers will have an opportunity to study :the FoodStamp Plan before it goes into effect. A group of Indianapolis food men have arranged for a series of meetings to be held next week for the purpose of explaining to interested retailers the workings of the stamp plan. The group includes I. M. Hoagland, Armour & Co.; Harold H. Ferguson, Kingan & Co., and Branson L. Tharp, secretary of the Indiana Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association. Packers Meet Today

Meat packers were to assemble at 3:30 p. m. today in the east room of the Indiana World War Memorial to hear officials of the Surplus Marketing Administration discuss the plan. Another meeting is scheduled for bakers at 4 p. m. tomorrow, and one at 4:30 p. m. for dairymen, both at the Memorial. A third meeting. for wholesale salesmen, was scheduled at the same place for 8 p. m. tonight. Four large meetings will be held next week, starting Tuesday. Each night until Priday, at 8 p. m. the group will be in a different place in the city, until grocers and retailers in all parts of the city have had an opportunity to discuss the plan.

Four Large Sessions

The city has been divided into four divisio®s, using W and Meridian Sts. as dividers. A week from tomorrow the meeting will be in Brookside community house at 8 p. m.; next Wednesday in the Municipal Gardens house at Riverside, next Thursday at the Rhodius Park community house, and next Friday at the Christian Park community house. S. M. A. officials will be present at each of the meetings to explain the plan. After the meetings, there will be question and answer sessions.

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CRIPPS’ FATHER DEAD BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, England, July 1 (U. P.).—Lord Parmoor, 88, father of Sir Stafford Cripps, British Ambassador to Moscow, died last night. He was a noted churchman

TRUCK DRIVER {ELD IN HOOSIER'S dENH

James Farrell, '18driver of Watseka, Ill, today was held under $1000 bond and a charge of reckless homicide in the death of Sarah Pyle, 24, Sunday, Farrell's truck struck and killed

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