Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1943 — Page 12

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Aral Beyer Is Unveiled.

F. O. Belzer, the grand old man|

of Boy Scout work in Central cherished a new honor conferred upon him by the council of which he is chief emeri-

jitus, At the Central Indiana Council's}

29th annual meeting at the World War Memorial last night an oil painting of Chief Belzer, by Aral Beyer, young Indianapolis artist, was unveiled and presented to the council. Wallace: O. Lee, scout commijs-

\|sioner who presided at the tnveéll-

ing, repeated the oft-spoken praises of Chief Belzer's 28 years of scouting, 25 of thém as council chiefs before his retirement three years ago. " Janus Elected C. Otto Janus, who has been acting president, was elected to that post. Others elected were Prank C. Evans, Harper J. Dansburg, John L. Buehler, William Schloss and Clarence Sweeney, vice president; H. “P. Clippinger, treasurer, and Wallace O. Lee, commissioner. Seven national council representatives, 18 district chairmen and representatives, 31 members of the poard of directors and 116 council members at large also were elected. Mr, Janus presented the silver beaver award for long outstanding leadership to six Scouters. They were James Bishop, Beech Grove troop 79 scoutmaster; George Hayes, Indianapolis troop committee chairman; DeWitt 8, Morgan, Mr. Ransburg and Mr. Sweeney, council members, and Don Wickizer, Shelbyville, district commissioner,

"Stresses Training ‘The importance of training of

be ready for major tasks in readfustment: during the post-war period

Scout executive from Kansas City, Mo., who was the principal speaker, “The world needs the philosophy of scouting to win the peace,” he declared. Other speakers included Governor Schricker, Mr. Schloss and Lloyd Byrne, district commissioner.

HARRY BELL, HEAD OF BELCO, IS DEAD

.Bérvices for Harry A. Bell, president and organizer of the Belco Industries, Inc, will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday in the,J. C. Wilson

C.- Brooks, pastor of the ThirdChristian church, will officiate, with burial at Memorial Park,

home, 728 S, Randolph st. He was 60. A native of Moberly, Mo; Mr. Bell had been a resident of -Indianapolis since he was a child. - In 1900 he was purchasing agent of the American Hominy Co., and in 1012 he was employed as vice

the Hide, Leather & Belting Co. In 1930 he formed the Belco Industries, Inc. He is survived by his wife, Viola E.; a son, Harry A. Bell Jr, Indianapolis, and a sister, Miss Grace A. Bell, Chicago, HI

FIRE DAMAGES BANK

An overheated furnace started a fire in the rear of the Merchants National bank branch office at 815 Massachusetts ave. early today, causing damage to the first and second floors of the building. Most of the damage was caused by smoke and nope of the bank's valuable papers! was damaged, according to A. J. Krueger, manager,

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was stressed by Dr. H.'Roe Bartle,|

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Mr. Bell died yesterday at. his |

president and general manager of |

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admitted committing because “I got mad.” 5 Both Janice and Morell contend |burn the girl was bound and gagged and was forced to accompany Morell on|! the flight into Ohio.

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