Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1942 — Page 6

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Middlesworth Is Honored

As He Leaves

The mayor, park - board, police chief, friends and associates of H.

W., (Wally) Middlesworth, resigning director of. city recreation, paid him tribute last night at an appreciation dinner at the Northeast community center, Mr. Middlesworth is leaving his post. in city hall to become athletic director at ‘Butler university. Among: the speakers were Frank Luzar, assistant athletic. coach at Shortridge, who is taking over Mr. Middlesworth’s duties; A. C. Sallee, parks superintendent; Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin,. a member of the

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reation; Patrick J. Rooney, assistant recreation director, and Albert ‘|H. Gisler, Paul E. Rathert, Jackiel W. Joseph and Mrs. Gertrude Brown, all members of the park department, : Mr. Middlesworth reviewed his 11 years as department director and the evening ended with the presentation of a complete movie camera outfit to the guest of honor by his staff. ! :

RED CROSS GETS. CANNON CHARLESTON, Mo. (U.. P).— The Mississippi county court donated the court house cannon to the war relief ‘drive. ”

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WASHINGTON, April 30 (U. P.). —The $25,000 net income limit suggested by ner husband is okay with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. «It will be all right with me,” Mrs. Roosevelt told her press conference yesterday without revealing whether she would be among the 15,000 Americans whose incomes

would be affected. The first lady’s income from writing and radio appearances has sometimes been a subject of comment. Much of the money she turns over to charities.

No Pleasure Driving

Mrs. Roosevelt said gasoline rationing will curtail activities at the presidential Hyde Park home, with all pleasure driving probably being eliminated. She said that Mrs. Henrietta Nesbitt, housekeeper at the White House, will be sugar rationing registrar for the president’s household here next week. The president’s wife also told of a movement by herself and wives of cabinet members and other high government officials to see what can be done to make living more comfortable for thousands of young women coming to Washington for war work.

Working Girls’ Problems

Investigation, she said, revealed that these young girls are finding three special problems; 1. Finding an adequate place to live at a rent they can afford to pay. 2. Finding an opportunity to go to a doctor when they need medical attention, at an hour when doctors’ offices are open. 3. Locating a place to eat near their government office buildings, particularly for those in places outside the main business area. - One case was reported, Mrs. Roosevelt said, of five girls living in a basement room and paying $35 a month each for rent.

RELIEF FOOD STAMPS UNCHANGED FOR MAY

Blue stamp foods available to relief clients in May will be the same as those available ' this month, Frank Woods, area supervisor for the Agricultural Marketing ‘administration, said today. The list includes butter, shell eggs, fresh grapefruit, pears, apples, oranges, fresh vegetables including potatoes, corn meal, dried prunes, hominy (corn) grits, dry edible beans, wheat flour, enriched wheat flour, self-rising flour, enriched self-rising flour, whole wheat

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CHILDREN TO LEAD BETH-EL SERVICES

Children will conduct the junior congregation sabbath services tomorrow at 8:15 p. m. in the BethEl Zedek temple. Rabbi Elias Charry will extend greetings to the

and friends. Sidney Talesnick will take Rabbi Charry’s pulpit and serve as rabbi for the evening, also delivering a sermonette. Sidney Maurer will lead the singing and there will be prayers by Harold Granowsky and Allan David Bloom. File ‘Others assisting with the program are Lazure Frisch, Sarah Sussman, Albert Podkin and Isadore Talesnick. The mothers of the congregation will serve “oneg shabat” refreshments following the services.

HARRELL PLEDGES FAIR TREATMENT

Fair and square treatment of all persons was pledged today by Maurice T. Harrell, Democratic candidate for prosecutor, in the announcement of his course of action and policy. He declared that a “competent and able staff of lawyers will be selected as deputies which will merit the approval of the party, the Indianapolis Bar association, the Lawyers association and all persons interested.” Mr. Harrell pledged ful co-opera-tion with all law enforcement agencies and the courts and declared he would endeavor to serve all the people honestly, intelligently and to the utmost of his ability if given the opportunity. He explained that his training and experience qualified him to perform the executive and legal functions of the office.

Flag Salutes

FLAG-RAISING CEREMONIES at the Packard Manufacturing Co., 2900 Columbia ave., had special significance for every plant employee yesterday. It was the blue minute man flag of the U. S.

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treasury department,

of war bonds 100 per cent. Addresses at the ceremonies were made by Lieut. Gov. Charles M. Dawson, Eugene C. Pulliam, state chairman of the war savings staff who presented the flag: Wray Fleming, state war savings staff administrator; Carl Maetschke, payroll allotment plan chairman and Homer E. Capehart, president of the Packard company.

TOWNSHIP-OWNED

ruled that the new 1941 school bus registration fee law does not apply to township-owned school busses. The 1941 law provided for registration of all school busses in Indiana for special safety inspections and provided for a payment of a $10 fee from bus owners. °

brought by Wayne township in Allen county, which asked for an interpretation. Under Judge Cox's ruling no township will have to pay the fees to the state, the law ap-

plying only to privately owned busses.

“BOMBER ON DISPLAY”

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30 '(U. P.) —A Japanese propaganda broadcast said today “Another wrecked American bomber’ which raided Japan on April 18 has been placed on displey at the Yasakuni shrine in Tokyo.

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WORKING RESERVE OF BOYS FORMED

A new organization to be known as the Indiana Boys Worl Reserve for school pupils under 16 will be formed soon under the direction of Dr. Clement T. Malan, state superintendent of public instruction. Dr. Malan said the purpose of the organization is to make available during. the national. crisis, the assistance of both rural and urban boys in doing such farm work as they are physically able to do within the limits of the child labor laws. - Letters explaining the organization have been sent to all school

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administrators in the state, Inviting all boys under 16 to join.

Enrollment is to be on a volun-

tary basis and only with the consent of parents. Employment is to be restricted to the communities in which the boys live and none will be.required to stay away from home at nights, except by individual arrangements, Dr, Malan said.

LOCAL STUDENT HONORED Because of his high standing in

scholarship and extra-curricular activities at the University of Illinois, Huston Meyers, 110 Linwood st., has been named for membership in Skull and Crescent, sophomore honorary organization for fraternity men. He is a member of Delta Tau Delta. : : :

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