The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

Purdue Alumni Association luncheon
SEVERN.
Illini Club luncheon. Board of Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association lunch
con, Columbia Club
Indianapolis League for the Hard of
Hearing meeting, English, p. m.
Indiana Egg and Poultry Association
convention, SEVERN, an day.
Muncie and Lafayette Advertising
clubs will join the Advertising Club
of indianapolis at a diner at 6:15
p. m. Thursday in the Sphinx Arms
after which Deloss w. Walker, New
York, National Chain Store Asso-
citation educational director. will
speak on THE New Day"
Eugene r. Lies, recreationaI ex-
pert, will address the Indianapolis
Kiwanis- Club at its luncheon at the
Claypool Wednesday on "Revela-
tons of a Seven Months Survey OF
Indianapolis Recreation"
Travelling section of the ninth in
ternational water color exhibition
will be on view at John Heron Art
institute Friday, continuing through
out March. 1t is composed of 165
paintings by American and foreign
artists, selected from the annual
Chicago Art institute show.
Officers of the ROentgen Ray So
ciety, an organization of X-ray ex-
perts, we're installed at the annual
meeting in the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. recently. They are DR..
G. S. Oakman, Muncie, president;
DR.. A G. Holly, Attica, yice-presi-
dent; DR.. j. N. Collins, Indianapolis,
secretary, and DR.. L. A. Smith, An
derson, elected to serve as presi-
dent in 1881.
Francis J. Lahmann Of the Prac-
teal School of Radio, Biz North
Noble street, has purchased the Mite
and Day Radio Service, COS North
Illinois street, it was announced to-
day. He will operate his radio
school and service company under
the firm name of Allied Radio
Service.
The concluding performance of
Mr. PIN Passes By" will be pre-
Sented by the Indianapolis Catholic
Dramatic Guild tonight at the Civic
theater William F. Craig is direct
ing the three-act comedy.
Generosity of Indianapolis in con-
tributing $18,694.21 to relief of flood
victims in southwestern Indiana,
was praised in a letter to local Red
Cross officials from Robert E.
Bondy, manager of the Red Cross
Eastern Area.
Predicting international peace
from economic need, Mark Starr,
English labor leader and visiting
professor of economics at Brook
wood Labor college, Katonah, N. Y,
addressed the Indiana Council on
International Relations at the Y. M
G. A. Monday night.
Two musical productions, cali
Bahia and the Forty Thieves" pre-
sented by the junior choir, and Eye
Old Time Melodies" by the senior
group, are to be given Wednesday
night at in the parish hall of the
Zion Evangelical church under the
direction of Mrs. Ross Caldwell.
Plans for a membership drive oil
the Better Cleaners and TailorS
Association we're formulated at a
meeting at the Denison Monday
Charles Willmore, president, pre-
sided and w. S. Martin, organizer
was the principal speaker.
Delbert o. Wilmeth, census su-
pervisor, Eighth Indiana district, to-
day went to Chicago to attend a
conference of supervisors of the
Chicago district.
Through an error, the name of
Fred Kleifgen was omitted from the
list of nominees in Elks Club an
nual elections, to be held at the
club March 7. Kleifgen is a nomi-
nee for the secretaryship of the In
dianapolis lodge.
Henry II. Trimpe, secretary of
the United States civil service eX-
aminers' board, today announced
the following vacancies in federal
positions: Cement f1niSher. edi-
tor chief, engineering drafts
man, mechanical laboratorian;
metallurgical laboratories, assist
ant accountant and auditor, junior
entomologist and junior industrial
economist.
To acquaint indianapolis bust
ness men with plans of the United
States census bureau for taking the
1880 census, the Chamber of Com
merce will hold open forum at
noon Thursday, with Robert M.
Davis, New York, statistical editoS
Of the McGraw-Hill publications, as
speaker.
Greetings will be given new mem
bers Of the Broad Ripple high
school Parent Teacher Association
by K. v. zimmerman, principal, at
meeting in the school at p. m.
Wednesday. An entertainment OF
readings win be offered by Miss
Betty Clemens and musical num-
bers viii be played by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Albright of Iryington.