Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1948 — Page 7

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Forces Adopt New Name

Lineup With Group | Headed by H. C. Wolff The regular Republi

Republican Candidates Committee, it was learned

today. Party leaders associated with Chairman James Ingles will not campaign as the Ingles group since the chairman has with-

{drawn his office from all factional

conflicts for an “unbossed, open” primary.

Instead, the so-called GOP regnlars will work through the candidates tee to be headed by Herman C. Wolff, insurance firm executive and once the party's nominee for mayor. Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, 50 N. Bolton Ave. has been named. vice of the committee; Gerald C. Purdy, secretary and Preston Scott, treasurer,

Open Headquarters The committee's campaign headquarters were opened today in Room 420, Ober Bulding, 38 N. Pennsylvania St. Mr. Wolff said the committee was formed to “promote the best interests of the Republican Party in the primary cam The group will support a list of candidates in the primary balloting. This list is expected to be made known a few days before the election. Rival GOP forces that have been’ rallying around James IL. Bradford, former county chairman and supporter of U. 8. Sen. William * E. Jenner, have formed another group to back their own slate of candidates. This group will be known as the Marion County Republican Campaign Committee.

Management Group

To Hear Firm President At a dinner meeting Thursday in the Lincoln Hotel, members of the Indianapolis Society for the Advancement of Management will, hear an address by H. M. ifiman Jr. Mr. Huffman, who is president, of the Huffman Manufacturing Co., Dayton, O., has chosen as his subject, “Work Simplification: A

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stalled today as president of the

Mercator .Club. Others installed; were’ Bevis, vice preside Bogan, treasurer,

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Dr. Lester Bibler, directors. ‘The club's annual spring ban-

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Why Not Try This? By DR. ERNEST G. OSBORNE In China, most parents think it quite improper to praise their own children. They feel that it is immodest and unfitting. A good many American parents seem to have something of the same attitude. They are ready to scold [1634

wrong but feel that they should be expected to do the right things without comment or praise. There is little doubt that praise can be overdone. A child should not learn to expect words of commendation for every little thing he does. On the other hand, widely used praise is a very fine thing, for it encourages the child to try even harder to do the things he needs to learn to do. It makes him feel his parents are friendly and understanding, too. Why not carry on an experiment in your own family? For just a week watch the scolding— tone it down or drop it. Instead, look for things that you can conscientiously praise. They're to be found in every child if only we're on the lookout. At the end of the week, check and see whether the youngsters haven't responded well and whether you don't feel pretty good about the whole thing. It’s worth a try.

Maplehurst Farms

To Hold Driving Classes The Maplehurst Jersey Farms,

‘lin co-operation with the National

Safety Council’s Motor Transportation Division, is conducting an intensive nine-day safety training program for all drivers of company trucks. Newlin Mills, Maplehurst general manager, has been advised that the program is one of thea most comprehensive and intensive su

field. Drivers will be required to strict examinations after completing’ the instruction series.

Adjusters Elect Officers 0 rs were elected by the Indiana Casualty Adjustors Association at a noon. luncheon in the Indianapolis Athletic Club yesterday. New officers are Fred 8. Smith, General Accident Insure ance Co. president; William V. O'Neil, Limbermaz's Mutual Cas- , vice president; Paul E. ry Y 8. Fidelity and Guaranty Co., second vice president; E, A. Straith-Miller, American Associated ' Insurance Co. lsecretary-treasurer. ; g

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Hoosier Re-enlists In > Amy Air Force

M/Sgt. Willlam E. Royal, for-jsince Janyary, 1947. The sergean “imerly of Indianapolis, has re-/was an aerial combat gunner

His wife, Mary J, who is also in/in Japan, is the daughter of Mr.

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Republican in Indianapolis Apr. 33 One meeting will be the second’ annual convention of the Collegiate Division of the Indiana Young Republican Club at Butler University. The other will be a meeting of district Y. R. leaders at 10 a. m. in state GOP headquarters Apr. 24. Mr. Becker will outline 1948 campaign plans to both collegiate! and district leaders. He will de-| liver the principal address at the Collegiate Division banquet at 6 p. m. in the Siaypoal Hotel Cha-! teau Room Apr. 24.

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Capehart to Speak Sen. Homer E. Capehart his been invited to address a luncheon of the university gathering at noon Apr. 2¢ in the Riviera Club. A feature of the program for the college convention will be a panel discussion in which all four of the candidates for the Republican nomination for governor have been invited to participate. The remainder of the pi will consist of a reception at 7 p. m., Apr, 23, in the Claypool Hotel Florentine Room. It will be held in honor of Mr. Becker, and election of officers, Saturday afternoon. A dance will follow in the State Fairgrounds Coliseum that night with George Olsen and his orchestra playing. Approximately 200 delegates from 20 Hoosier Y, R. College clubs are expected to attend the two-day conclave. Robert W. Matthews of Indian-

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