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USE DRYS OF ‘PROPAGANDA’

Tavern Owners Say Opinion, Is ‘High-Pressured.’

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and “palitical propagandizing,". dry forces stood criticized here today * 474 W. Washington Street | bY the National Tavern association, FESOW, Michigan Street irepresenting 25,000 tavern owners. 1233 Oliver Avenue | Executive directors of*the organiBranch Depositors ore automatically served zation, meeting at the Lincoln yesdowntown of the Main Office terday, charged current concern

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dry movement.” Association officials accused local NW. Corner Pennsylvania and Market Sts. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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and high-pressuring public sentiy ment, while “wet” forces are reMEnPER FEBERAL DEPOSIT iNsURANGE canparation StTBINEd DY themselves.

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A resolution protesting the disap- | “the |

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pearance of draught beer, working man’s beverage,” |adopted al the session. |

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"working man and woman," | resclution said.

enings ‘Til 8 P.M Open Evenings Til 8 ) the polls and vote against local op-

[tion or prohibition election: maim m— Representing Indiana at | meeting was Charles E. Johnson, | executive secretary of tl | Retail Alcoholic Beverage assoclation. west public relations director

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For actively engaging in politics

Members charged major brewer-

“The future of the beer industry|1587, V. F. W. Mrs, Ella Moore Is pa-| president cf the presenting organ: {tronage and active support of the! ization. ! the “These people can! always be depended upon to go to] of

the, executive board for Monday at 1:30

he Indiana the auditorium of the Citizens Qas|

Mr. Johnson was named Mid- |

Group Hare will | Hear Ohio Woman

Miss Bell Greve, diréctor of the | Cleveland, - O., rehabilitation center, will be glest speaker at the annual business meeting of the Marion County Society for the Crippled Friday at 8 p. m. at 3001 N' New Jersey st. The meeting will be held in Crossroads _auditorium. A publie inspection of the

home will be conMiss Bell Greve ducted by A. W.

V. 8 'volunteer workers from 7 to 8 p.m. Miss Greve has served as Secre- | tary of the International Society | for the Welfare of Cripples. She helped organize the third and fourth world congresses at Buda- | pest in 1936 and in London in 1939,

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The Girl Scouts of Sacred Heart school now own a ceremonial flag, | the gift of the Past Presidents’ club, | Sgt. Ralph Barker auxiliary to post

Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, president the Marion county chapter, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, has called a meeting of the

p. m. The meeting will be held in|

and Coke building.

Leonard Andrews, 56, of 1325) Eugene st, was injured slightly today when he walked into the side of an automobile at 30th st. and| | College ave. He was taken to City| hospital. |

Past Presidents council of D. U.| | V- will install new officers at a! | noon luncheon tomorrow at Fort,

Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st Oof- | {cers are May Wiley, president, | | Charlotte Halter, vice president; |

| Stella Rariden, secretary, and Min-| nie Brown, press correspondent. |

| Irving Ball, president of the sen-| jor class at Shortridge high school,

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George Brower has been re.) elected president of the Indiana | Stale Council of the American Ped-| | eration of State, County and Mu-/ | nicipal Employees. | Other officers elected at a recent | meeting in the Labor temple at Logansport were Bert Newcomb, | Indianapolis, vice president; Ruth | Brown, Richmond, secretary, and Gus Kettenring, Logansport, treas- | { urer. | | Members of the executive board | for thé coming year include Nita | Spring, Logansport; Luther Pierce, | | Pt. Wayne; LaRue Spiker, Indlan- | | apolis; Rufus Lenon, South Bend: | Soy Surber, Marion; Frank Ramion, | | Michigan City and Mike Bauer, In- | dianapolis. |

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