Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1941 — Page 7

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FRIDAY, AUG. 22, 1041

STATE EDITORS | PLAN SPA MEET

Democrats’ Fall Session Is Set Sept. 19-20; McNutt Invited.

On Session

Lovely sim ulated leathers, top handles, zip-tops. Styl- a ish, sturay and durable. Newes colors.

New Fall SAVE on School Postmaster General Frank C.| ® Chambrays banquet which will end the two-day from Tb bas cepted invitations : ggg a HH cuit Court of Appeals: U. S. Sen- rr 7 LE

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES DRESS FABRICS © 89-Sq. Prints ¢ Walker and Governor Keen Johnson | ; of Kentucky were announced today! Be Tun? VERE i 311-325 WEST WASHINGTON ST. fall session of the state Democratic Editorial Association at French gt ; weeting inciude Paul V. McNutt, Social Security Administrator: Judge ; . \tor Frederick VanNuys, former| BE | | A = ro rere Send the children back to Brera LET aa ll | 2 ZF. LLL LL school in style and comfort! Make the Fair your

; A Ll el. or L ® Ginghams as the principal speakers 4t the! a fhe . Sept. 19-20 : N | : Paul Feltus of Bloomington, asso-| | ction president, said that thi . : | “double header” speaking EE § : | is expected to draw a capacity cro po ” f Democrats to the southern In- : | diana spa for the editors’ meeting. Postmaster General Walker | = w Prominent Hoosiers who have ae- | to attend the : . Sherman Minton of the U. 8S. Cirheadquarters Saturday. Shop in comfort—enjoy your savings!

master general. Wickard Invited

Invitations have been sent to Claude Wickard. Secretary of Agrisulture, and Wayne Coy, a member of President Roosevelt's secretarial ptaff, but no acceptances have been received, Mr. Feitus said. The association president predicted that the meeting “would be outstanding in political importance end from the entertainment standpoint.” Members of the committee in Ye % charge named be Mr. Feltus are oo. \ R/ 3 ; VE! white © = Frank G. Thompson oe Sliigh ; = : F 3 ue 5 ine: ~ st oy 2 and Ray F Smith of Indianapoiis. . Oa ; £ 772 a, Hugh A. parnart Governor Keen Johnson — of Indianapolis, entertainment

and | golf; Robert O'Bannon of Corydon, ! A. J. Heuring of Winslow and Allen

Bailey of Delphi, reservations and

registration; E. C. Gorrell of Win-| amac, business session, and Gover-| nor Schricker and Fred F. Bays | i Democratic State chairmen, eS-; wyye State Personnel Division has officio TE pen hlights of the Sat | announced merit examinations in Wr pam recoption | 1tS search for therapists and psy-| a > x | chiatrists. : ry Mr. Walker, gl Johnson | “rhe examinations will be given and Governor Schricker. to establish employment lists for Aids Chosen child welfare worker, 8150 to 8195 ; a month; child weifare consultant.’ we 1 ¥ i y s Phi inn HE 3200 to $245; si yeninine Social > ay . cer, 81° $195; senior psvchiPostmaster General and the Indiana | Nope a 3 15 il he rt th as very ot | therapist. $150 to $195. and physiRe = ical therapist, $150 to 8195

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well as giving them a chance again | to shake hands with Governor

Schricker,” Mr. Feltus said. Other committees announced by Mr. Feltus for the affair are: PUBLICITY —Marc Waggoner, Jacob Wittmer and Toney Flack of Indianapolis, Clay W. Metsker of Plvmouth. Lawrence Corey 10, Frank Stegman of MischaHeller of Decatur. Don L Ligonier R UC. Clark of Marion, Waiter F of Colfax. Thomas J Langdon of d

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| Because of the anticipated small { number of Indiana applicants, the examinations are open to all quali-| fied citizens of the United States. Preference in appointment will be given to Indiana residents by the establishment of separate state-wide] and nation-wide employment lists. Selection of employees will not be made from outside of the state un-

¢ i less insufficient Indiana applicants

>. | take the examinations.

1 of New Albany, Peter Holzer of w ruber of French Lick hare R Morris of Salem, George Schwinn of Rockville, Russell E. Wise of

Applications for the examinations | can be secured at the Indiana State Personnel Division here. All appli-

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Unien City jor Zi REGISTRATIONS _ Curtis Hostetter of | oo ons MUSt be postmarked not lat-

ille, John A_ Watkins of Bloomfela. | €F than Sept. 9. hoods. jo FE Roland A. Brodhecker of Brownstown. Wil- | Sone . G. Minor of Canneiton, Ben Kaufi- | 3 = & Girls’

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of Jasper. Eimer Rairden of § EX . y 3 Guy Boyle of Indianapolis today —Taffeta—Plaids—} elveteens . B. Mitchell of Greenfield |Can look forward to becoming na- —A wonderful selection of styles including S 98 a

3 Black, brown or Eleanor B. Jaminson of Sullivan | tional n hited bolero, new swing skirts and many others. patent veo: § 19 SIDA ENING SROORAN, OIOIE® Spanish War Veteran in 045 [J Choice of wine. blue, teal, Ted and grey. Al @ || sn Castle, Marion T. Ayres of} He defeated John I. Shrover of sizes 7 to 14-11 to 16. a Pi Soles UTIONS — alter mbers of RR YY > nH St or the Pot of Mune vee rey] Cree i __ |mander as the 43d annual ennderson Charles Hoover ‘of campment of the national organiRaney of Angle. Ser {zation closed at Omaha. Neb. Joe EE enc giade of 3 |R. Hanley of Perry, N. Y, was Herbert Leffel of Mount Ver. unanimously chosen national com-| McCann of Lawrenceburz. {mander and Cornelius Kelly, Chi-| . cago, was named senior vice com-| LESS STEEL IN PRAMS mander by acclamation. LONDON (U. P)—Britain is to] Boston was selected as the 1943 have new war-time prams contain- convention city. 1e 1942 meeting ing less steel. Ther will be stand-|will be held at Cleveland. ard prams—following standard re-| sr —————————— guirements—except that they may, BELMONT ABBEY KNOWN AFAR differ in design and color. No new! BELMONT, N. C. (U. P).—Belpram must contain more than 14 mont Abbey in this old Catholic setpounds of metal, no push-car more tlement is said to be the only cathethan seven pounds. Before the war dral abbev in the United States. It the average pram contained 28jatiracts students from many states! pounds of steel. and several foreign countries.

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