Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1950 — Page 2

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American ‘Wayer boo Raps ‘Dictatorship’ ~~ Charges that a “closed corporation” has been formed in the Republican Party here by the “die"statorship” methods of State GOP Chairman Cale Holder were made last night by Glenn W. Funk, American Way GOP Committee chairman. In a speech at the American Way headquarters, Mr. Funk criticized Mr. Holder for assuming control of two top posts in the Republican Party, those of State Chairman and 11th District Chairman at the same time, “Why does he find it necessary | all these past months to be both -8tate and District Chairman?” Mr. Funk asked. “Doesn't he! trust other Republica enough “to-fet one of them have a vote in the State GOP Committee?” The head of the American Way. group, which is opposing the regular organization GOP leadership of Mr. Holder apd John W. (Jack) Innis, County GOP Chairman, pointed out the party has been opposed to regimentation as a prineiple, Charges Combine .. “How can we take such a position as a party when within our

own ranks we have the rankest Mrs. Ofilija Draunieks, 2136 N. Pennsylvania St., lilo the Doing the Kalemees. That's what Estonians call this dance, ‘kind of cencentration of power fine points of a bit of Latvian handicraft ot a dite persons here performed by George Sasr, 1918 Commerce Ave., and Miss ‘fllustrated by one man holding get. Together | in the YMCA, : Urve Offine, 3346 Park Ave. Awo ‘important party offices?” a aes rr

nr 300 New Americans Meet 1 Bosrd Amproves 5 re in 4 on Chairman (Mr. Innis) has sur- : . -yendered his power to a behind- $13,160 Pavement Plans The board aise approved a pe-

“the-scenes, bipartisan group com- At G ¥ A 4 d r ¥ | Plans for asphalt and concrete, tition for a sidewalk on the north| posed of James Bradford, Dale e - cquain e ven

Brown, Samuel Blum and Henry pavement of an alley at a cost] {8ide of Strationd Ave. Itoi RibasOstrom.” Midwest Garb Mingles With Native of $13,160 was approved by the *"* Run Blvd. to Drexel Ave.

He called for united support Costumes of Dozen Nationalities Works Board today. jFlans aud estimates will bs wade

“against these practices” at the : . s . by the city engineering departpolls at the May 2 primary bal- By LEON W. RUSSELL | The project covers the first' ment.

“loting. Indianapolis saw a colorful flash of the Old World last night - A

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Penal farm commitments and jail sentences were named today!

Color Specialists

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‘harmful to children or adults.” | Police said evidence “showed "So said John Marshall oe abe had practiced incest with color specialist with the National his daughter since the » was eight Chemical & Manufacturing: Co.;;months old. he addressed the first annual The child is the {conference on Light and Color at victim in the history of { 4 Indss

jas medieval methods in coping Purdue University yesterday. |anapolis police

‘anapolis. |' The ‘two forms of punishment were branded as inadequate and /inhuman by the Indiana Council

lof Problem Drinking, & month-/ old group organized by Martin Clinton, 5419 Pleasant Run Pkwy., 8. Dr, and the Alcoholic Chris-

|tians, a therapy group formed {three years ago by the Rev. Leo/nard C. Hunt. “Predicts Action Dr. John H. Waterman, psy-

aoa. Council, predicted. that. with in a decade an enlightened and aroused Indianapolis public opinion will demand the alcoholic he admitted to a medical institution staffed by persons trained to the problem and sympathetic with the situation. Chief psychiatrist and director of the child guidance clinic at Indiana University Medical Center, Dr. Waterman said society today regards the problem drinker as a moral offender instead of a sick man. Progress will hever come with the jailer and prison warden the {custodians of a highly complicated and perplexing social evil such as alcoholism.

———————————— COMMUNITY ‘DOCTOR’ The New York. State department of commerce has a bureau 2 advise ailing communities what 0 do to become more prosperous. 03 the suggestions was one to brighten up the Main Street and its shop windows.

with problems of ‘alcohol in Indi-|

-and-member--of ~the--In-

T- r balance of light and Judge Pro Tem Joseph Howard rr on I-do more than A EE ay else to correct the physical de- day pending further investigation |fects of children of school age,” and ordered the man held on | Mr. Ziv said. = $5000 bond.

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rom _ in the YMCA. Native costumes of Baltic lands mingled with the more somber Set State Parley Midwestern garb as 300 former displaced persons met for a getacquainted party, was the largest such affair since Indiana began offering a 4 Nar for Europeans uprooted by On Mental Health the war. Sponsored by the Indi- Send: In Entries... ’ we : ] EP TS ITU HET: a = il

sAnapolis. Charl: Federation. the: a 4 +XMCA.. the YWCA and the IndiTst Annual Meeting anapolis Council of Church Wom » 4 en, it was an extension of similar Of Society to Be Here smaller parties that.-have been To Sewing Contest | The ‘Indiana Mental Hygiene held in the past by sponsoring orBociety will hold its first annual ganizations. Women and men still have time

World War Memorial. Lithuanian, German, Romanian Garments will be accepted Mon-

Dr. Maurice Newburger, Colum- psn, Ukranian, Hungarian, day from those who haven't sent ; In Ayres’ Street Floor Drug Department . bus, O., director of the Ohio State polish, Yugoslavian, Serbian and In the registration form which apBureau of Juvenile Research, will Greek. pears in today’s Women's section speak at the 10 a. m. session. ‘DPs' No Longer . « . on Page 10,

William Livingston, Butler Uni versity, and Doris Campbell Phillips, Indiana University, will discuss mental hygiene and child development. Dr. George P. Rice Jr, of Butler University will be

Accents ranged from pure | All contest garments must be Hoosier to the broken English of delivered Monday from 9 a. m. those who arrived less than five ntl 7 p. m. to the auditorium of months ago—and those who came the Central Library, Pennsylvania even more recently and needed and St. Clair Sts. Persons living

interpreters. out of the city who cannot deliver the chairman. RB I 1 . 6 Oi: One garments may mail them to Dr. William C. Menninger, gen- ut all were agre Times Sewing Contest, Central

eral secretary of the Menninger thing. They are “displaced per- Library, enclosing postage for sons" longer. They have found P g Foundation, Topeka, Kas. will “°ns’ no long ey be. return. --speak at luncheon in the Indfan- 2 home and they are rapidly be- * Entry Blanks Mailed apolis Athletic Club. His .topic COming Americans. Entre SIahke. to be atiich x will be “Psychiatry for Everyday Mayor Feeney extended a wel- each rr nk, 4 » a Rena 0 Needs.” He will be introduced by come. miry, Save heen mailed to

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New developments in treatment, JUck.” he said.

{will earn a $50 cash prize for the of mental illnesses will be the aft- Teen-Agers Dance entrant and second place will get 25¢ box 6 for 1.45

ernoon topic. Dr, EB, Vernon Hahn, Entertainment included a native $20.

and ‘music by a trio composed of classification will be sent to New

child will be the chairman and Dr. Mykolas Saulius, Lithuanian tional Sewing Contest. All others Murray DeArmond and Dr. Rich- violin .celloist;. and Miss Lois will be returned to their owners | ard Waite will conduct-the-diseus- Ibsen. .planist,-instructor-at-Jor- on May 2, THe garments sent to ° sion. Officers will be elected at the dan College of Music. New York will be returned to the | afternoon session, Dr. Grover Hartman, YMCA, owners in Junesafter the national Mrs. Philip B. Reed is general master of ceremonies, introduced style show, ST J ER, t er: - EE Mo hern lon the sominit comers. TO GET THE BEST, ASK FOR publicity; Gabriel Ofiesh, exhibits; Much of the success of the event

Dr. Philip B. Reed, nominations Wa#8 credited to Voldemar Pihlak and Mrs, Laurence Earle, co-or- 0f the YMCA staff, who came dinator. ; |here recently from Estonia. eer | Native handicraft of Estonia,

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Meridian St, sald a man Ye — Z SESH. ‘the Kraft's South Side Baking Co., 915 8. Meridian St., last SALAD night, opened his jacket and re-

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