Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1947 — Page 4
BACK IN 1918 has given sstraardinary weaning Tor Harold Bb Morris,” Gary, newly elected commander of the Indiana department tticin Legion. - . on air patrol duty over the Atlantic "War 1, Omar. Morris’ navy plane stalled
Military planes in those days had no rubber life fafts and after several hours of floating around he gave himself up for dead. “I just prayed,” he said: Then, as if by miracle, a ship appeared out of the misty horizon and he was rescued. From that day on Cmdr. Morris has been enthuslastic about life in all its phases, particularly his comforting reaction toward things spiritual, This enthusiasm has been directed mostly during the last 10 years toward activities in the American Legion where he believed he could do the most good for the most people.
Legion Is Chief Hobby
LEGION AFFAIR§ have been his chief hobby aside from his work with the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. at Gary for 27 years, the last 17 of which he has been district chief clerk. } Cmdr. Morris has been known as thg man who has traveled more miles and made mpfe speeches for the Legion than any other Legionnalre in Indiana, And from now on he will travel more miles and make many more speeches for the Legion. The Bell company has given him a leave of absence for one year 80 that he can devote full time to his commandership duties. He has 18 speeches scheduled during the next five weeks in addition to attending the National Legion convention in New York the last of this month. Although Cmdr, Morris has never considered himself -prominent in politics he has been long afMliated with the Republican party. Personally, Cmdr, Morris sald he didn’t consider politics when he became a candidate for Legion office, But his candidacy became involved in politics indirectly before the campaign was over. Some observers saw in the background of his Le“gion “election evidence of “& Tactional MAght between
for war veterans,
ments chaplains,
States for burial,
ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT LIFE AND THE LEGION—Harold E. Morris, new commander of the Indiana American Legion, has a ready smile for everyone in his enthusiasm to do Something {ard V. Cushing, archbishop of Bos-
Outlines Legion's Program BECAUSE OF his religious interests, Cmdr. ris’ major objectives in 1047-1948 Legion program in Indiana will be to build up the services of the depart-
One of the chaplains’ major duties will be to see that Indiana's war dead are given “full military hon-|%ill be celebrant of the mass in ors due them” when they are returned to the United |
“Less than 90 days remain before the first of our returned war dead will reach our shores,” he said. “The Indiana Legion will give first priority to assistance In providing military funerals. We will work
Mor-
-
oe INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ih bi . New Pastor of Frordons Churcher {Gives First Sermon Tomorrow
CHURCH NEWS—
60 From Here "To Attend
Ohio Session Order of St. Francis Convenes. Tomorrow Bixty members of the Indianapolis {Third Order fraternity will’ attend the Sixth National Congress of the Third Order of St. Francis which will meet Bunday through Tuesday in Cincinnati. » : . Mrs. Charles Btrubbe, member of the Indianapolis group, will speak on “Co-Workers With God in the Work of Creation” on the ‘panel on
delegation. Voting delegates will include Mr, Holzer, Miss Blanche Ferguson, Mrs. Frieda Rochford and Miss Margaret K. Braun. Opens With Mass The cornwention will open at 10 a. m, with a solemn pontifical mass in St. Peter's Cathlolic church, The |’! Most Rev. George J. Roehring, auxiliary bishop of Cincinnati, will be the celebrant. The Most Rev, Rich-
ton and protector of the Third Order in the United States, will deliver the keynote sermon of the convention.
The Rev. Romuald Mollaun, O, PF, M., provincial of the Cincinnati Franciscan province and a former instructor at Marian college, here,
honor of Our Lady of Guadulupe, {In 8t. Francis church Monday. The Most Rev. Ambrose Pinger, O. F. M., Bishop of Chowstun, China, will offer the mass in “St. Peter's church on the last day of the con-
- rN i
>
are time, work, money and talents.
Buck says he will try to make the Friedens congregation “thoroughly responsible for {ts responsibility for benevolences.” This he described as his purpose in all the churches he serves. New Orleans must have liked Friedens’ new pastor, He was invited down there to be assistant minister of the First Evangelical and Reformed church before he was graduated from Eden Theologl= cal seminary. After he received
NEW PASTOR-—The Friedens Evangelical and Reformed church will welcome the Rev. Raymond F. Buck as new minister tomorrow. and he remained the pastor there from 1940 until now. He is a one-
time president of the New Orleans)!
Protestant Ministerial union and the vice president of the Texas
With this in mind, the Rev, Mr. synod.
He sang in the glee club and played. basketball in the seminary, directed choirs in some of his churches and has been active in youth work. Last summer, Rev. Mr. Buck served as dean of a leadership training school for young people at Dielmann center, Waveland, Miss, when Dr, R. L. Holland of Indianapolis was direc-
tor. Dr. Holland is general secre-|/
tary of the Indiana Council of Churches-and a warm friend of the
(Of Principal
the |B
two groups in the G. O. P. He was backed by Legionnaires who have been close to the “palace guard” of the Governor Gates administration while his opponent. for the commandership, Walter P. Shaw, Wabash; had the support of some Legion men who were on the other side in the G. O. P. Cmdr. Morris won the contest by a two-to-one Io mmm
We, 1 the Women
CHICAGO has had another brutal sex murder of a child. And once again, a “known sex offender” has confessed to the crime. With tragic frequency that phrase—'known sex
offender”—is used to describe a killer. And yet our laws are such that “known sex offenders” are free to wander our streets, drink themselves into insensibility, attack women and children. Not until they kill are they put away for life.
Parley on Sex Crimes
CHICAGO is so aroused over its latest sex killing that its officials are making headlines by promising a conference of judges and psychiatrists to discuss a change in laws governing sex offenders. Says Chicago's mayor: “No time must be lost in trying to keep sex criminals off the streets.”
»
HEAT WAVE
By BARTON REES POGUE
through our department chaplain, Philip Chase Mc-| Dermond, Greentown, who will direct this activity.” Other high points of his program for the Legion in the next year include the use of all department resources to care for disabled veterans; a campaign
| gress, Other Fealyres Listed Other special , features “of the | congress will incflide a “Franciscan
Exhibit of Historic America,” in ‘support of universal military training; a bigger “Franciscan Family Night,” and a expansion | ‘Franciscan Educational Tour."
membership to strengthen the program;
of post facilities
ceased “and for those repatriated.”
A lot of time and elsewhere.
If judges and psychiatrists can't figure out In conferefice how our laws should be changed to protect our children against sex criminals, parents can tell them in a few words.
One Conviction Enough \ SHUT them away for life after one conviction.
Don't wait until them.
Our country is full of “known sex offenders” and! it 1s a crime that so many of them are loose. they are known to be sex offenders, they should y safely behind bars.
and memorial services for the de(By Noble Reed.)
The concluding event will be a dinner at the Netherland Plaza Aug. 12. The Third Order of St. Francis is a religious organization of men and women established by 8t. Francis of Assisi in the early 13th century. It ‘numbers 31 fraternities throughout Indiana. In the archdiocese of Indianapolis, groups are canonically established in Indi-}
has already been lost in Chicago—
and Batesville.
Bequeaths $10,000 <To Riley Hospital
FT. WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 9 (U. P).
they finally kill to get tough with,
And the American people are
ready to pass any kind of law that will put them!'-—-Two hospitals for crippled chil-
there.
Y, but ain't it HOT! And no one says, Funny thing we all agree, All the loafers, even me . , All 30 settled in our views On. politics and. daily news That we never can confer Without makin’ quite a stir, But wow it's hot we all agree, “All the loafers, even me!
Gimmunnee, but ain't it hot! "We all jes set and let work rot! Hottest day fer quite some spell,
That's not how the Seripture goes: It sex we've never seen the beat The way old Satan turns on heat A-cookin’ sinners fer their fun,
"For we're not ready, not by half, To miss the sort of temperature
It's hot today, but surely not
So's to live in cooler lands!
01d-Fashion Gospel Messages
RIVER AVE. BARTIST 1060 RIVER AVE
Peter Vroom wool RUFF ” | ACE
Sunday School .... 9:30 a. m. Worship Service ....... 10:30 a. m.| Evening Service . . 7:30 p.m.
GORDON PASCHALL, Pastor TUXEDO PARK~20 N Grant (4100 East) 9 8 Ottton, P30 AM; 130 PM
EXETER BAPTIST Exeter & ITth a eB w Rev Isom Ferris ~9:30 and 1.30 9.25 A M. Bible Sch
LYNHURST Lyndhurst dr, 2 blocks 8 of W Washington st Donald J} Dunkin, | Pastor Services. P30 AM and 130 PM
VR ram arene ia os ne
The Deacon says it's hotter'n ----, But the good old fellow really knows
And no ene ever fries plumb done!
Well, none of us has room to laugh,
10°30 A. M. =Yorship
“I'll say it's not!”
That's worse'n this, and that's fer sure!
As hot as that old fellow makes it hot! Let's turn our feet, and wash our hands
BAPTIST CHURCHES
EMERSON AVE.~ Emerson & E New York 10:30 AM, 130 PM
Walcott at & Mich 00 P M.
La © Trent. 1045 AM
CENTRAL BAPTIST Dr GO H O'DONNELL Pastor. Prather Masonie Temple College Ave and 420 Street
Services 0 43 and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Meridian and Vermont Streets Kwater, D. D, Pastor
1040 A n .
L. MoClain, Jusocjete Pastor
The House of the | The Asso~iatp Pastor, | HURSDA Y TOP M MiG Week Prayer Service.
rag
{dren today were the principal bene'ficlaries of the will of Mrs. George Loveland, widow of the inventor of | .the patent milk bottle top. ‘She!
died early this week. The will, admitted to probate in
i —————————————— Bids to Be Opene On Road Pr pjects |. Supesior court, gives $10,000 each, e Shriners hospital for erip-
Bids will be opened Aug. 19 for oi he, Shin in Chicago and to work on a new bridge near Ander-|James Whitcomb Riley hospital at son and for the paving of a 10-mile | Indianapolis. stretch of highway in Jay county| Almost $53,000 more was left in| near Portland, smaller sums te the National The highway commission plans Braille Press and assorted hariues a 180-foot long bridge over Kill-| buck creek three miles north of state road 32 near Anderson. New paving bids for state road 67 will be opened at the same time. The commission rejected bids on
the same project last month be-! cause they exceeded engineer's Pointed supervisor of adult physical
estimates, [therapy for the hospitals at the] The Portland project falls into Indiana university medical center. |
Physical therapy ‘Supervisor Named
Mrs. Mary Hager has been ep-
two contracts. One includes the| She succeeds Mrs. Gertrude | (pavement from Redkey to a point nn... who has served 21 years | ona mile northwest of Como, and [the other extending from there to Mrs. Muench will | state road 26 west of Portland. of physical]
at Long hospital. serve as director
therapy students at Florida sani-|
tarium and. hospital, Orlando, Fla. A native of Ohio, Mrs. Hagar Of Indianapolis Artist received her graduate nurse trainTimes State Service {ing at the Miami Valley hospital, NASHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 9. —David Dayton, O. She served in New York Dunlap, Indianapolis artist who has | 'and Leetsdale, Pa. before being a cabin near Stone Head, southeast | employed as a physical therapist at of Nashville, believes that an an-| Riley hospital last October. |uque burglar entered his summer home. The “yegg" also may have Ship Movements been a collector of “first editions,” By UNITED PRRSS [for some .of Mr. Dunlap’s private, Schedued ship a ay library is also missing. | Arriving at New York — Santa Clara Mr. Dunlap reported to Sheriff [fom Maracaibo Mason Reddick that an old model capdlows: Mahense to Matadi Mandarin | Victor _victrola and approximately jo_ Dagar, Marike Haside oe. 30 old phonographic records and) Victory to Rotterdam; Evangeline to
Hamilton; Ft. Townsend to Bermuda: Long Eve to Havana.
Burglar Loots Cabin
a—
pd books were stolen.
| vane tegen, LATHES N CHURCHES
¥ 7000 MN! TERN CALVARY CELE
PAU en st
IN EDGFWOO
BARTH, Pasior
EN
Hours of Worship. 730 & 10 A
WILLIAM NORQSIECK. Faster TRINITY owio ar cast sre WALTER C ans. te |
>=
ins —— TRINITY oul
OURSAV SAL von Ei a STN ADEE Pure ro
MOURS OF WORSHIP 1.00 M-730/M "
902 Fletcher Ave.
HEAR
Nathan * and Jean Evangelists
SUNDAY
11 AM. and 7:45 P.M.
" 1 4
TUESDAY. and THURSDAY iy Te 7:45°P. M.
~ CALVARY TABERNACLE
anapolis, Terre Haute, Oldenburg | And the occupation of his country
7
his degree, the St. Paul's Evangeli- | Bucks, cal and Reformed church of that| Mrs. Buck was born in New [city ide him pastor. Some time Orleans, also is a singer and church
|afterward, he came back to his | native Indiana to serve an Evans {ville church. Sangin Glee Club } But the Jackson Avenue Evangelical and Reformed church, New Orleans, called him from Evansville
Filipino Here Of Lesson-Sermon
To Address Church “Spirit” is the subject of the les-
Max D. Atienza of the Philippine! sermon in all Churches of | Islands, who experienced the war Christ, Scientist, tomorrow.
| The golden text is: “Teach me to by the Japanese, will preach tomor-|do thy will; for thou art my God: row at 7:30 p. m. in the Morris [thy spirit is good; lead me into the Street Methodist church. {land of uprightness.” Psalms 143:10. He is a former director of the| The lesson-sermon also includes Manila Youth for Christ and is die Pe ence tex “Science aking a Spenking Sour o the coun- and Health with Key to the Scrip-
tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The Catholic Women Will
spiritual man’s consciousness and Conduct Retreat
individuality are reflections of God.” p. 336. The Rev. Fr. Louis Gootee of Our! Lady of Lourdes parish will conduct Card Party Thursday
'the Day of Recollection Sunday,] The Marine Corps League auxil- | Aug. 17, at Marian’ college. ary of the 500 mile detachment. will
sponsor a card party Thursday at sored bo ty Natlonar Coven o7|1:30 p.m. at the Food Craft shop. Mrs. Nellie Plaskett and Mrs. Marie Catholic Women. It will open with oo oi ore co-chairmen. mass at’ 8:30 a. m. and close with a 4 p. m. holy hour. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. Gilbert Kahn, 4402 E. 34th st, CH. 5881 and j others of the. council.
‘For Whom the Bell Bell Tolls
| Becomes Village Law
NORTH AURORA, Ill, Aug. 9 (U. P). — The curfew will ring again in North Aurora, Village Marshal William Croyl announced
worker. She, the pastor, and their three children—Raymond, Jr., 15; Myra, 13, and Bliss, 10, will live in
Parkway ave.
“In God We Trust” is the sermon topic for tomorrow.
‘Spirit’ Is Subject
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL | 16th and Delaware Sts. Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister Services Resumed in September
ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline.
today. “All boys and girls under 16| Sunday School .......... 9:15AM. WOrship.........oannsss 10:15 A. M.
| years of age found on the streets | after 9 o'clock at night will be | arrested and their parents ye Mr. Croyl said. . { He said he believed that much | {juvenile delinquency could traced to the fact that He |allowed their children to stay on] {the streets at night. sits —
UNTER wRAYSR Roy ; | (Affiliated t nit; ANSAS 0. { UR FR EDERICK LIAS AN SrEws f 8 E Market, Room a Open, Dally 10 to S5—Saturday Ont 3
lasses—~Noon Silence—Practitioner rr Literatufe—Phone FR-4254)
GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST
2842 SHELBY STREET
Worship and Preaching ..........ce00veens « 11200 A. M. Bible Study ......... ciierrees veseanasenss 10300 A.M. ‘Evening Service ..... “i 7:00 P. M. Wednesday Evening Bible Study . ansesserini. TH P.M.
W. LL. TOTTY, Minister; residence GA-1045; Church GA-9480
| EVANGELICAL and REFORMED CHURCHES
Cordially Invite You
CARROLLTON AVE st 44th : 8T. JOHN Cumberland Richard Rettig 10:45 A M | P Gustav Brune 135 A.M “No Monopoly in Christian Service” HIS FAITH IN MAN FIRST -Oakland and E. 10th . PAUL (E.) Carroliton and 13th. C Nevin Stamm 1045 A M E Harold Kine! 10:30 A. M Church School 9:30 A M. “THE OF GOD ! FRIEDENS-- Parkway snd Alabama PAUL. (R.) | Raymond F. Buck 10:00 A. M.
the Friedens' parsonage at 214 r
Plan Induction
DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Loren KE Lahr, te direc. tor of Unified Promotion for the ee of Christ, will give the sermon tomorrow morning. YOLU OF AMERICA — Youn le college vi
tomorrow Rover) Hogue will speak an N Mh also will assist with the aud ars There will be special music. CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Marion L. Hopkins, youth Ni will from ae Toom ly te mined, m o od families will have a haaket diane: YOUTH FOR CHRIST — Reamer active worker in
Loom soslety of Chicago, will speak at the 7:30 Bach: rally Sonighe in in ine hee Park Biethodint Grace Notes trio and Virginia Dillan, ia will
including ie Mae Hammel Virginia Larson 2 a rum will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Mildred Fortune at the 9 a. m, testant services tomerrow Chaplain C. G. Minton will spea angements Jor,
e ¥ roug eeth Grove unit 276 of the HH Qistrict By Legion auxiliary. ——————————————————
Mrs. C. A. Weesner To Be Honored
Mrs. C. A. Weesner will be honored on the “Favorite Hymns” program tomorrow at 11:30 a. m: over station WISH. Mrs, Weesner is president of the Women’s council of the Downey Avenue Chrustian church, teacher of the Young Married Couples’ ciass and a singer in the church choir.
BROADWAY BAPTIST
and Broadway Rev, R. M. Dodrill, pastor day School, 9:30 A. M. Worship 10:46 A M and 30 PM Rev. W. EB. Forster, Preaching
CHRIST TEMPLE (Apostolic Faith)
402 West Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:00 A. M., 7:30 P. M.
ST.JOHN’S
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
EK PIEPENBROK. Pastor
10:15 A.M,—Prof. Lowell Maechtle of Indiana Central College, Speaker
ae
Christian Church Morris at Blaine Hany Minister Christian ur, WFBM Weekly ComSerm
on. Bible School.
Ba 8s
A pilot was injured yesterday in
Previously, a Terre Haute farmer
was and another pilot, spraying fa crops,’ miraculously escaped injury when his plane cracked up.
police plane will patrol the state. He said a special school will be held
. Pearson.| AUS. 24 to instruct troopers in the
technique of investigating air accidents. Ayek Director Clarence F. Cornish of the state aeronautics commission | said his organization would co-op-erate “in every way possible” in prosecuting violators of state and national aviation laws.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH —- Delaware Dr.
(700 North) A Shullenberger, 8 toherge Minisy Morning oh. & A. Nie Dr. Arthur Holmes, Professo College of Religion, Butler University, Guest Speake
HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN
18th. agIngram Herbert J. Wilson, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Mornihg Worship. 7:45 P. M.—Evening Service. “BUT NOW” ~The * Church That Sh That Cares _ -
Belmont C Church of of Christ 1002 8. Seimont Ave. Sunday Program: Bible Classes, 9:45 A. M. Worship and 10:45 A. M. and 7:45 P. M Wednesday Services, 7:45 P. M.
Carl Flinn, Minister. CA-1350 “TA > LD C5 TINT Y
UNITY TRUTH CENTER
Aflil. with Unity Hdqtrs., Kansas City, Me. Margaret minist
Wednesday, AR nm. D. A R. Chapter House, EH
i
175 A DATE... oY ALY y
Consultation and prayer
unity, literature—Cia; Telephongs
ROBERTS PARK Methodist Church
Delaware and Vermont
Final Sunday of Conference Year
. JOSEPH C. BLACK .
Minister
SECOND FREE METHODIST
FRIENDLY CLASSES, 9:30, WM. M. WILLS, SUPT,
"PON'S , [O58 HEART
10:30 a “SPIRITUALLY ALER T45 p m. Wilkine and " W. 1. Car, 2300 West, -8N
METHODIST
CHURCHES
NORTH CHURCH Meridian and 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D. D., Minister 10:45 A. M.—Worship Service “Do You Know Christ?” Baroadcast by WIRE—-11:30 A. M. 9:30 A. M.—Church School.
WASHINGTON STREET W. Washington at Warman Ave. ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—~Morning Worship: “Canst Thou by Searching Find God?”
8T 711 N. Belmont william Knlerim 10 A. “GOD OVERRULES"
_ First Service for the New P Pastor
GARFIELD PARR. 3 Pleas. = > Worman H Gutnt. "speaker
SECOND- . Shelby and Pleasant W. Franklin Lahr 10:00 A. M.
(MMANURL Pros rospect & New Jersey Unified Service—July and August Clarence E, Sitler 10:00 A. M. TRINITY —Perkins and E° Raymond “What Does. It Mean to Be Great? | William A. RaleH oo AM PLEASANT RUN—30 Pleas R_ +A FRIEND O} Robert Windhorst .30 = Z1ON — Penton, Troy and Post Road. Church School at#.30 A. M. | Robert & Briggeman 10:30 AM §T308N J Leonard and Sanders WH LIFE?" Erngt §lepentro ION North and New Jersey Prof. Macentre, aha Central Prederick R. Daries
College, Guest Speaker Sermon by Mr. G. Hewson
| - EEE Christian Science Churches
A Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of. Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and __ Pres Reading Rooms (R R)
THE MARK & r BEAST
« ARE YOU A MARKED MAN?
What 1s the Mark that all must have In order to buy bread? * Read Revelation” 13,
Hear
Sunday, August 10—7:45 P. M. at 'Air-Cooled
Mpa] TEER
Evangelist Dewitt 8. Osgood 1
Lesson sson for Sune Sunday, August 10 “SPIRIT”
| Churen School ......
6:30 P. M.—Youth Fellowship.
IRVINGTON
30 Auduvon Russ. jer
ALPH O Minister Church School A Worship. 10:45. Set Devil” Dr. John P. Lurking 1 Guest Speaker
.|East 10th St. Methodist 327 ®
10TH 8%, REV. CHAN R. HOLMES, Minister Home of Everson Bible Class
Church School 9:30—A. M.—10: 48 “The Heavens Declare Warm
“Five Smooth Stones" 10:45 A: ML “The Door" by the pastor T45 P.M. 9:30 A.M, Church School
Delaware at Vermont Street . Sumner L. Martin, Minister
GRACE
“Members One of Another” " We Welcome All Visitors
Delaware at Sixteenth E ARTHUR FRANTS RUSSELL GALLOWAY
. TWO MORNING SERVICES 930 and 11 A M a AY “Resourceful ving” Jaa em 8
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
The Historie Church of Which A Ww, Beecher was Minister Vermont: snd ”e Pennsylvania Sts.
Jean 8 Miner. D D. Joseph W. Johnston : Ministers Morning Worship, Il a =m
| Morning Service at 11 o'clock in All Churches
| FIRST CHURCH FOURTH CHURCH Meridian at 20th Pleasant Run Pkwy. 8. Drive R. R. Church Edifice ab SNe : 8:00 | gg ‘ R R. Church ; SECOND CHURCH FIFTH CHURCH
Delaware at 12th R R. 526 State Lite Bldg. + THIRD CHURCH RR ; SIXTH CHURCH. R R. Church _ Edifice ~ hy 1611
Massachusetts and New Jessey
SUNDAY SHOOL IN ALL GHUROHES AT 11 A M.
id ~<a Tabernacle : Presbyterian
on ‘ot Ew Vaz R. MERCER
Presbyterian Churches Invite You « FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
MERIDIAN HEIGHTS
Central Ave. at 47th.
Youth Meeting. 1 P 4 Sunday
Fairview Presbyterian - 46th and Capitol Ave VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister. 9:30 A. M.—Church School and Morning
Indianapolis in the latest of the’
Maj. O'Neal said the new state
ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Methodist (Since 1831)
les which stand nternational recov ar IL These beliefs he | ONE: There can flepression in the [ ong as the rest of nd will manage s pur surplus industr al production. TWO: Even if w fconomic collapse of ons, it would not hism to this countr THREE: With om the United Europe can recover vill make a deter help themselves. FOUR: Russia's tics do not const ial threat to the hations of he world pwn peace without ation and can su jernational poison 2 FIVE: If we ca Russia's co-operati hor make peace wi is nation, armed ve in reasonable, ( ood surplus to stay nd wait—even if ti nuch isolation, wi
Don’ tExis! “The forces whi ur depression of exist today,” 3 rst we had th of 1929 whic controlled specul have some checks mbling. i “We were coming f that pretty wel banking system the world, pa: at, of course, w ur own folly. “But even these ot in themselves ur final tailspin. T bout by reaétion | nancial panic wl British to repudiate
“Our exports we ith no market roducts. Not unt imployment becom jumped from 5 r ofl. “Europe already | d has been sin
= THE A os
{An Al-Indioncp
3
EVERY. SA 9:45;
(1260 On }
| 30)
EVERY -$ “THE S| Electric
WOODY. Mi nd DAVE SARSOL
vor
EVERY T}