Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1942 — Page 24

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1942 Morris Plan Co. |NAVY WILL ACCEPT

Advisors Named 10,000 COLLEGE MEN

Age limits are 19 to 28. College AN ADVISORY committee com-

juniors and seniors must be unposed of members of the board of | married, but graduates may be directors ‘was formed by the

married. Successful applicants will Indianapolis [be enlisted as apprentice seamen, Morris Plan to- |.jass V-7 dav -7, naval reserve. After a The commit month's indoctrination they will

tee is composed lieeoms reserve midshipmen and | of Jackiel W. egin three months’ training.

Joseph, general counsel chairman; William T. Mathews a n d Harry L. Solomon, recently elected memMr, Joseph bers of t he board. Mr. Joseph is president of the Indianapolis park board, a director of the Fidelity Trust Co., and a member of the Kiwanis club.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘Jerry’ Liddy Retires as Head of Union Rail Station

John Jeremiah Liddy is going to call it a day—for keeps—next Monday at Union station. He's 70 and so he’s retiring as superintendent there. W. H. MecKitrick, at present station master and general baggage agent, will take over. Mr. McKitrick has been employed by the Union railway in various capacities since 1905. F. N. Reynolds, chief cperating officer of the Indianapolis Union and Belt railway, made the announcement. . John Jeremiah Liddy, of course, isn’t known exactly as that. His friends—and there are plenty of them—know him as “Jerry” Liddy. But John Jeremiah is really his name, for he’s Irish. He came to Indianapolis as assistant general yardmaster for the Pennsylvania railroad in 1902 and in 1909 he became trainmaster for the Union railway. On Jan. 1, 1936, he was appointed Union station superintendent. But it’s not only as a railroad man that Mr. Liddy is known. He's got the Irish twinkle in his eye and the Irish wit on his tongue and for 52 years he’s been a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He's serving his fourth term as president of the state organization. And Mr. Liddy knows some highup Irishmen—Jim Farley, for one. It’s been the same way, too, with Rep. Louis Ludlow, the late Senator Albert J. Beveridge, the late James P. Goodrich, former Indiana governor, and the former U. S. senator, James E. Watson.

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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

0. E. S. May Festival Friday—|ca, will sponsor a card party at 8 Mrs. Dorothy Cross Jr. vice presi-|P- m- Friday at 957 N. Meridian : . dent of the/st Mildred Benham will have Thadamar club, charge.

a chapter, Women’s Relief to Meet—The SilO. E. S, will be; star Review, 15, Women's Rein the miscel-|};o¢ Benefit association, will hold a laneous booth of | business meeting at 8 p. m. Thursthe May festival day at Castle hall.

SUSPENDED FOR BOOSTING GRADE

Police Corporal Also Is Demoted After Hearing By Safety Board.

James Hasch, a corporal in the police department, has been demoted. to patrolman and suspended for 60 days for changing a police candidate’s merit board examina-

tion. Mr. Hasch pleaded guilty, before the safety board yesterday, of changing the examination grade of George E. Young from a failing i { if to a passing “82.” «I changed the grade and immediately afterwards I knew I should not have done it,” he told the board. Witnesses testified that he told his superior officer about it a few minutes after the substitution. He said that at the time he thought he was helping a friend of his brother-in-law. A change in the method of conducting merit board examinations resulted from the trial. Heretofore, members of the police and fire deThe

HOOSIER, WIFE DIE IN SHOOTING

Coroner Indicates Verdict of Murder and Suicide in

Noblesville Deaths. NOBLESVILLE, Ind., May 27 (U.

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ROBBINS JURY UNFILLED

VINCENNES, Ind., May 27 (U.P). —Selection of a jury to try Superior Court Judge Herman M. Robbins on morals charges continued today after defense and state attorneys exhausted a special venire of 100 prospective jurymen yesterday.

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ADDITION TO HOWE AFTER WAR 0. KD

Construction of an addition to Howe high school after the war was asked in a petition filed with the partments graded the tests.

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{ board ruled that in the future no| presented by the member of the fire or police de-Parent-Teacher association and the partment will grade merit board s Men's 400 club, referred to the| examinations in their department. | . crowded conditions at the school, 58 8 t pointing out that the enroll; *has| vyjjliam Wyss, a fireman at A % 8 grown from 435 in 1938 to 1300. pumper company 13, was given an ;

A new salary schedule, cailing for|jnqefinite leave of absence yester-

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which the chap-| a ; P)—0 GC. M. Donahue indi ter and auxil-| .) —Coroner C. M. nahue indijary will give POLITICAL STATUS 'cated today that a verdict of murHoo An LONDON, May 27 (U. P.)—Gen.|in the fatal shooting of Mrs. Rhoda {Charles de Gaulle appealed to the|Bellamy, 27-year-old mother of two The proceeds of the affair will : : ck bed to buy a seeing-eye dog for a|his free French organization 8S 8)... 98 who then sent a bullet lind person. : a fighting force and criticized allied | through his own heart. Indianapolis Men’s Garden club will! tinique situation. children, one 10 and the other 8, meet tonight at the home of J. H.| At a press conference, de Gaullejwere in the home last night when Dittrich will discuss “Civilian De-|nize the fact that “combatant, fense and Victory Gardens.” | France” is a political as well as a Quarrel Year Old i . The shootings were believed to be D. of A. to Give Party—Indianap- ed as such in the councils framing olis council 57, Daughters of Ameri-| allied strategy and political moves. |said to have started more than a " : E year ago and which resulted in Mrs. April. — — Police said Mrs. Bellamy was shot It Takes Magnitude and face indicated she had struggled with her husband to prevent : bi : : |police arrived. Coroner Donahue Times change, thinking changes and methods of doing busi- | erorted that a suicide note believed ness change. During the past 30 years our policy has always {the home. of dental science. The number of patients we care for makes it possible for us to offer you not only quality but reasonable

Friday after- ASKED BY DE GAULLE cer and suicide would be returned Mrs. Cross Cc A : af pe united nations today to recognize|children, by her husband, Alvin Bel{political administration as well as Men’s Garden Club to Meet—The methods of dealing with the Mar-| Authorities said the couple’s two Williams, 5930 Broadway. Alvan R. urged that the allied nations recog- the shooting occurred. | military entity and should be treatthe outgrowth of a family quarrel, Bellamy filing a suit for divorce in four times, and bruises on her body Even in the Practice of Dentistry |i. :ootine. Both were dead when ; we | written by Bellamy was found in| been to add to our years of experience each new contribution prices.

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Somebody asked Mr. Liddy what he was going to do now that he would have time on his hands. “Why, I may plan a foraging expedition to Australia to help Gen. MacArthur,” he replied. That's the Irish in him.

SEW FOR RED CROSS Silver auxiliary, Women’s Benefit association, wil sew for the Red Cross and hold a business session at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Loretta Williams, 329 N. War-

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“substantial increases” in wages for custodians and janitors, was asked by Raymond E. Adams, chairman of the school custodians committee. His petition urged placing janitors on a 12-month work basis instead of the present nine months and reallocation of workers so that employees may average 44 hours a week. : . The board granted a leave of absence to Frank Luzar from his duties as instructor at Washington high school to accept the post of city recreation director.

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