Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1948 — Page 5

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Public instruction.

- OES “to Entertain | ' Masonic Home Agents |

SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1948

Students Vie To Join “Voi Of America’ Scholarship Awaits Winning Script A local Voice of America con-| test offering a $500 scholarship for the best five-minute radio] script submitted opened today for, high school students above the freshman year. | The winner will be entered in state competition, and if lucky, will go to the national contest. | “I Speak for Democracy” is the theme for scripts. They must! be submitted before midnight, Nov. 21. . { Entries, addressed to “Voice of Democracy,” Indianapolis Cham-|

ber of Commerce, 310 N. Merid-| fan St, must bear the name and

Propose Pay Hike For 218 U. S. Aids

- Congress to Get Bill for Boost

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UP)— A Senate subcommittee today proposed raising the pay of 218 top government officials to help the President get and keep high caliber executives, The suggested raises would hike Cabinet officers from $15,000 to $20,000 a year; undersécretaries to $18,000; and assistant secretaries to $15,000. Undersecretarias now get $10,000 to $12,000 and assistant secretaries $10,000. : Plan Salary Boosts ‘Heads of most independent agencies, boards and commissions, would have their salaries boosted from $15,000 to $18,000. Most now draw $10,000 to $12,000. Their assistants’ pay would be increased, too. Chairman Ralph E. Flanders

od SERVICES SET—Burrell Wright, prominent Republican lawyer who died here Friday, will be buried in Crown - Hill tomorrow following services. at 1:30 p. m. in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.

address of the contestant as well as high school identification, | Recordings of sample scripts, will be cdrried by local and na-| tional broadcasting stations: Judges of the local contest in-

WIRE; Harry Lukins, WXLW:; Ed Mason, WIBC; Dr. M. O. Ross, president of Butler University: Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of Indiana Central College, and|

Ben H. Watt, superintendent of| tative sources said tonight Brig. (Gen. William Riley, chief of the Sponsors are the Indianapolis United Nations Truce team, has

informed Arab delegates Chamber of Commerce, Electrie; sel has won the Palestine war.

League of Indianapolis, and Indianapolis radio station. A. WwW.

Brayton, of the Junior Chamber jmediste Arab - Jewish peace x ftalks.

of Commerce, is chairman. The award will be presented in

Marion County.

Bogus Money

Suspect Escapes x75

which to strengthen the Arabl | League, “which is now threatened counterfeit $20 bills escaped from |with collapse.”

A man suspected of .passing]

police yesterday when they at-|

Report UN Aid | ! . He predicted it would be passed. clude Joe Pierson, WFBM: Reed A S EWS IC ors! The bill would cost an estiChapman, WISH; Walter Hogan, |

(R. Vt.), outlined a tentative bill which the three-man, bi-partisan subcommittee had drafted. He said “it should have top priority in the Congress next January.”

mated $1.1 million a year. Sens. Herbert R. O'Connor (D.

Arab Delegation Md.), and Raymond E. Baldwin

Detroit Engineer Will Speak Here

gan Mutual Liability Co., Detroit, will address the Industrial Safety Club of the Indianapolis

in the Chateau Room of the Claypool. Hotel. Mr, Purdy will speak on “Maintenance and Accident Control” Nominations of officers for the year will be made by George C. Brown, nominating chairman. Joseph C€. Cunningham, safety director, Indianapolis Power & Light Co., will preside.

Navy Ordnance Chief -

To Visit Hoosier Land Adm. Albert G. Noble, chief of ‘the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance, will visit Indiana three days this week.

Naval Ammunition Depot Crane,

nere. :

Naval Ordnance Plant said the admiral would make a speech at DePauw. University Armistice Day (Thursday) to dedicate a memorial to heroes of World

(R. Conn.), joined in the recom-

Flies to Peace Talk |r Conn).

PARIS, Nov. 6 (UP)—Authori- ies a Legion Group's Dance

To Be at K. of C. Hall

The annual Armistice Day dance sponsored by the 11th District American Legion Drum and

that

He was-said to have proposed

nd Israel already were under

Guy Parish and Roy Grant, archairmen; William

join the talks, | Martin, James Maxwell, George

Geis, Jess Evans and Robert The Lebanese Siplomzt added, (py. music; Charles Stuart and

Egyptians yr parish, advance ticket sales; for time iniwiihur Stephens and Leo Ma. honey, colors; Carl Malcolm, Nick |Chronis, Fred Yager, Eddie Glenn and Roscoe Clester, reser-

Asked about the reported nego-\ vations, and Garner Brannon,

tempted to restrain another man |tiations, a top-ranking Egyptian Clell Rice, Paul Jolliff, Lee Law-

|delegate said: hey had arrested for dislio ney ha about this officially.”

orderly conduct. Patrolmen Lawrence Kurtz and Charles Jewel, were en route to headquarters in a squad car with William Jackson, whom they had arrested for disorderly conduct, when they got a call to go to Harris’ Liquor Store, 833 Indiana Ave. . Forest Jones, the store man-| ager, told the officers the customer he was detaining attempted to buy a bottle of wine with a $20 bill he believed to be counter- | feit, While they were questioning the man, police said Jackson attempted to escape from the squad car. During a brief scuffle, the | bogus bill suspect fled. t

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At least a half dozen counter- Hm

feit $20 bills have been passed in the city during the past 48 hours, police said.

Members of the Franklin Masonic Home will be entertained at 3 p. m. today at the annual statewide homecoming of the Order of Eastern Star in Hallowell Hall. } The Gay Nineties band, “direct- |

ed by Mrs. William Wise, will §

play. Preceding the program, a

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“We do not know|ler and Al Leasure, distinguished | guests committee.

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Boat to China— Kay Kyser

Ciao Pete..........0.....0.. Desi Arnaz TY WsMagic............. «eo... Tony Martin J Bluebird of Happiness .......... Arf Mooney [] 12th Street Rag ....... PE Jack Fina [_] A Strawberry Moon .. .... «+s... Blue Barron ["] Peg 0" My Heart... ..... «+i... Harmonicats

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memorial service for Nettie Ransford will be conducted at 2 p. m. by the matrons and patrons of the 11th district. Sonoma Woodruff is worthy grand matron and Ray Walters is worthy grand,

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Bugle Corps will be at 9 p. m.! A Lebanese delegate to the| TBursiay a the mignis of Co- | r : {lumbus Hall, 13th and De the name of Radio Dealers of United Nations said peace talks Delaware |

|between represe i E t eon Tepreseniatives of BEVD The following committee mem-!

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Safety Council, Tuesday evening

and Wednesday he willl Nudist organizations contended

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Nation's Nudists

| 1 . oe rer vie escent Fy. HooSier Case

State Jury to Weigh

Nuisance Charge

Nudist organizations throughout the nation are focusing their attention om Bloomington where a Monroe County jury will weigh the question of whether or not a nudist camp is a public nuisance, The trial was set by Monroe Circuit Judge Q. Austin Fast yesterday after he overruled a motion by the American Sun Bathing Association to quash charges of public nuisance growing out of a nudist camp raid near Bloomington last month, The motion was presented by Alois Knapp, Chicago attorney, in the case of Thomas and Vernon Smith who operated the Fern Hill Nudist Camp nine miles southwest of Bloomingfon on a private {estate. The club was raided Oct. 3

Capt A. D. Blackledge of the|2Nd women, whether clothed or|

[not. Judge East disagreed, ruled| {that a jury must decide the ques(tion.

{ Date of the trial has not been [of

|set.

Association members indi-| cated

the case might set a na-| precedent.

Butler Elects Governing Council

A governing council has been! elected and new members accepted in the Butler University Loyalty Legion, student booster group, Allen Glass, Indianapolis, president, announced yesterday. Newly elected members of the governing - council include the Misses Mary Caroline O'Dell,

Rosalyn Crabb, Jeanette Cas-|}

sady, Kathie Hart and Thora! Feltis, all of Indianapolis; Miss Marianne Leach, Effingham, IIL; Mary Jackson, Plainfield, and Marshall Williams, Indianapolis. Miss O'Dell serves as secretary of the Loyalty Legion and Mr, Williams is treasurer. Students chosen for membership In the

group include the Misses ry Cun ningham,

3 Crabb, Roseanne ker, Joy Wischer and Joan Sheppard, all of Indianapolis, Pi Beta Phi, Others include the Misses O'Dell, Marcia Matthews, Indianapolis; Joan Holmes, Logansport, and Elaine Kilcline, Kokomo, | Rappa Kappa Gamms:; oanne s Helen Davenport, Phyllis Bowles, ' all of Indianapolis, Mendenhall, | New Castle, ; Miss Feltis, Miss Jackson, Miss Beverly Junken and Miss Arlean Lemke, Indanapolis, Trianon. | bers of Sigma Chi in the Loyalty |

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