Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1941 — Page 18

60 P, LEADER | INVITES GATES!

j Varios State = Chairmen} |

To ‘Attend Meeting in Capital Jan. 12. .

£8 ‘Times Special | WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.New

Henublicsn Staty Ohsjnnan R |

Cates of

chairmen and vice chairmen to satel

held here Jan. 12. Invitations were sent out by Rep. Joseph W, Martin Jr., Chairman of

the Republican National. ‘Committee, i “This will be the first of several}

meetings of Republican Party leaders next year to formulate plans for the 1942 ‘Congressional and : Senatorial campaign,” Chairman Martin explained. “The meeting will be devoted primarily to details of organization ‘and a discussion of steps that should be taken to bring the state and national organizations into closer harmony. ”

In his letter to Mr. Gates and| otter state chairmen, Rep. Martin|

‘Wrote: “Recently 1 traveled 8000 niles

and talked with the active Party] .

‘workers in 12 different state. That ‘trip convinced me the Republican Party can win the 1942 campaign if

we: bring our ‘organization ‘to a high 5

state of perfection.”

Subseqent to the meeting of state] to

chairmen, Rep. Martin p!

roposes v old a meeting of the Republican]

Atienal Committee, he said.

MISSIONARY SERVICE © Miss Sadie Busse, from the Philippine Islands, will gpeak at the Missionary Night service, thursday, at the Berean ‘Missionary Baptist Church. Tomorrow night is Young People’s Night with Miss Marjorie Gipson . in

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The Tech Legion, honorary scholastic ‘organization at Technical

wold, high ranking senior at Tech,

10 per cent of Tech seniors,

High School, has a new commander-—and it’s a girl! Phyllis Dunne-

is shown with her lieutenant com-

mander, Wayne Walls, following publication of the names of the top

Lauds Corporal For Scolding Son

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17 (U, P).— Corporal Leo Versahge, 357th School Squadron, Jefferson-Bar-racks, received ‘an unexpected dividend and unexpected praise for a disciplinary . act. Versahge reprimanded Private Clarence Bauer for a minor infraction of the rules. When Bauer came home for the week-end he told his parents about thé incident and finished *“. . . I minded right away.” When he returned he carried a large box of candy to Corporal Versahge with his mother’s com-

. pliments. An accompanying stdte-

ment said she had “been trying

| for 18 years to make him mind

and knows what a hard job it is.”

NORSE MUST GIVE UP WIND PROOF CLOTHES

BERLIN, Oct. 27 (U. P.) ~The Nazi-controlled newspaper German Zeitung in Norway published today

la decree by German occupation au-

thorities ordering all Norwegians to hand over at once all wind-proof jackets, wind-proof trousers, tents

| w and knapsacks in their possession.

The newspaper published also ‘a notice by the Oslo. Electrical Co., wrging immediate drastic reduction

1 | of electricity consumption and warnj|ing that it might be necessary to

ration electricity during the rigorous Northern winter. It explained that the shortage of current was because “reservoirs in the high moun-

k|tains have not been filled for the

last year.” ~ In a third article the newspaper published an ‘order by German pofice of Oslo that all Free Masons in

{ [the district must surrender their

Masonic rings by Oct. 31. ————————————————

$13,800 CONTRACT GIVEN LILLY FIRM

Times Special Washington, Oct. 27.—El. Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, has been awarded a $13, 800 contract for drugs for the Army Medical Department it was announced today. The Ordnance Department announced a $3303,49 contract for machine tools awarded to the South Bend Lathe Works, South Bend, and the Corps .of $4535.05 contract to the Carey Mas chinery & Supply Co., for lathes to

be made at South Bend.

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. Orphan ‘Asylum | meeting is to be held at the Colum-

' *|the: North Methodist Church,

PENSION REPORT MADE BY LANDIS

Letters to Townsend Club Members Outline His Work in Capital.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 27—Rep. Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind) has been busy this week sending out a form letter (not franked) to Towne send Club members in the Seventh Congressional Djstrict. The letter reads: “Fellow American: Due to the trying times and legislative duties it has been impossible for me to spend very much time back home. In order to give you some idea of what I have done in behalf of the Townsend . National Recovery Plan during the past year, IT am happy to submit the following: : “1. I am a member of the Townsend National Steering Committee and have attended every committee meeting called by the chairman, “2. 1 was influential in getting the Townsend plan presénted before our bipartisan Unemployment Committee of the House, of which the Hon. Jeity Voorhis of California is the chairman. “3, I appeared and debated the gross income tax before a group of economists here in Washington, Included in this group of economists was the economic adviser of the Natiohal Recovery Plan. “4, I contacted Dr. George Gallup and gave him my suggested questions to be asked throughout the country with reference to old-age assistance. Some of my questions were used in the poll. “5. I spoke before a State Townin Indianapolis and

visit home. “g. I helped organize the Indiana Townsend Plan Steering Committee in order to get more petition signatures from our State. “7. I signed the Townsend discharge petition’ and have worked diligently to influence other members of the House to do likewise. “8. I have made speeches on the floor of the House for the plan. “9. I have written President Roosevelt requesting his support of legislation designed in behalf of America's elderly citizens. I have his favorable reply in my files. “If there is anything further that you or the members ‘of your Town-

you tg make it a point to command me. I am always ready and willing

{to-do my full share, I want to do |everything - possible to make my

campaign pledges come true.”

ORPHAN. HOME BOARD) TO HEAR EDUCATOR Leonard W. Mayo, Dean of . the School of Applied Sciences of Western Reserve University, will speak at the annual meeting tomorrow. noon

.of the Children’s Bureau of the Indianapolis The

Dr. Cc. A McPheeters, pastor of will}

» {deliver the imvocdtion.

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Bureau, wil]

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b ICHEMISTS TO HEAR

INDIANA ‘PROFESSOR

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Dr. Schwaim “Will. Become b

‘Eighth President at’ "Nov. 8 Ceremony: 54 NORTH

Dr. Schwalm is ‘a former dean at

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the campus the day before. Dr. Charles Calvert Ellis, president of Juniata College, Huntington, Pa., another college supported by the Church of the Brethren, will ‘con= duct the investiture of Dr. Schwalm, Wilbur 8S. Barnhart of Indianapolis, “secretary of the ' board of trustees, will preside over the inaugural luncheon which will be held in the dining room of Oakwood Hall at 12:30 p. m.

three-act comedy by Moss Hart and i-1Geone; Hautman. |

"Betty Bennett

cording to state officials, *the smoke blows across the highway and makes driving’ “somewhat” hazardous. The highway department also announces that Road 17 between Kokomo and’ Logansport, a new paved strip, is now complete and that U. S. 40 : between ‘Bridgeport and Plainfield may be opened to local tvaffic

+|by Nov. 1.

Capitol ‘Architects Debate

Chamber of Powder Blue “or Canary Yellow:

glass affair now supported by a'web of girders. Modern, indirect light to replace the hidden fixtures that were installed when gas lights became obTE ——————————,

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send meeting three district meetings on my short |

send Club feel that I can do, I.want|

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