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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-19

CHRIST or Christmas. sunday eve
ming, Christmas play, "Star
Child" by E. B. Stock, will be pre-
scented. Miss Ruth Burns will read
THAT Other Wise Man." by Van
Dyke.
At the West Michigan Street M.
E. church, the Rev. William G. Nor
gan announces a Christmas pro-
gram by the Sunday school at 10
a. m. The choir will give a Christ
mas pageant at night, with the pas
tor preaching on 1.-THE Abiding
Christ"
"Old Things Gone, New Things
Here" will be the morning theme
of the Rev. William H. Knierim of
st. sPaul's Reformed church. At
night, the Sunday school and choir
will give Christmas program.
At All Saints cathedral, Episco-
pal, Canon Robert Alexander, speaks
at II a. m. on Rejoice, the Lord
Is at Hand" On Christmas eve at
1870 p. m, choral celebration of
the holy communion will be OBJ
served. The same service will be
observed at 10 a. m. Christmas
morning.
1.-THE Christ Child Comes Again."
is the sermon topic in Advent Epis-
copal church by the rector, the Rev.
George S. Southworth, Sunday fore
noon. At 4, the church school will
give the Christmas pageant, why
the Chimes Rang"
The holy communion will be cele-
brated at 5 a. m. at Christ church.
Church school session at $50 a. m.
kindergarten church hour at 10:45
a. m. At 10:45 a. m. the Litany
will be sung and the Rev. Edwin
Anger Powell, rector, will preach
on 1.-THE Use and Abuse of Christ
mas"
The Rev. Howard M. Pattison of
the Barth Place M. E. church an
nounces his Sunday themes as 1.-THE
Gift Supreme" and THE Larger
Meaning of Christmas"
In the morning at the Madison
Avenue M. E. church, the Rev. E. P.
Jewett speaks on "a Christmas
Message" On Christmas Eve, the
Sunday school will give program.
At the Home Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, Evangelist
E. j. Bulgin will speak on "Christ's
Value of Man" At night, the Rev.
Walter A. Creadon will speak on
Christ, Our Workman"
The Rev. Victor B. Hargitt of the
Brightwood M. E. church will de-
liver his annual Christmas message
Sunday morning. At night, a
Christmas pageant will be given.
1.-THE Birth of an Eternal King"
will be the morning theme of the
Rev. Ambrose Aegerter of the
Beville Avenue Evangelical church.
At night, the choir will give "The
Birth of Christ"
The Rev. B. B. Shake of the
Grace M. E. church speaks in the
morning on 1.-THE Luminous Christ. :"
The vested choir at night will pre-
sent the cantata, 1.-THE Carpenter OF
Nazareth"
A Christmas party will be given
Wednesday night in the social
rooms of the University Heights
Brethren church. There will be
Christmas carols and a visit from
Santa Claus.
1.-THE Christmas Light" will be
the morning subject of the Rev. H.
F. Weckmueller of the Emmanuel
Reformed church. AT ( p. n. q
pageant, "At the Manger," will be
given. At $50, 1.-The Other Wise
Man." Christmas story.
The choir of the Northwood
Christian church, assisted by special
soloists and MUSICIANS, viii give q
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st. GATHERINGS
Inc Rev, James DOWney, Pas
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass

Corpus Christi Mass, ...::La Hache
offIsertotry.A SL Fideles"...... Novello
CLtle1 ID DOTH .........s Kramer
Choir Members = Sopranos, Miss C.
Schuch. Mesdames C.; MUNICH. A.. Woerner.
g, Batzler and S. Donnelly; altos, Mrs.
M. Carroll Miss G. Sweeney; tenors. j.
Harris. E, schuch; bassos, G. Betzler and
w. Ferneding.
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Program of Midnight Mass repeated.
Benediction.
20 salutaris' for soprano and bass)
.t....:... Experimentation. Weigand
"Tantum Ergo" .Verdussen
Choir Members-Sopranos, Misses Bertha
Kruse, Matilda Casper. Marie Roehm,
Bertha Hoffman. Catherine Connaughton,
anna Lehman, Lillian Hazeldence, Flor-
ence Adams, Viola Johantgen, Lucille Field.
Mrs; j. p. OConnor; altos, Misses Irene
Eoehm. Mary Tenner, Marie Kiefer, Betty
ter, Maryann Schludecker. Marie Casper.
Mary Patterson; tenors, Albert Hermann
John John Holman. John Wachtel, Frank
GGo on.g; passes Fred Strack, Frank
Wyss, Leo Brand. Alphonse Tietz Robert
Se1malz, Kurt Hahn, Joseph Rathz. F.
j. Boerger. organist and directnr
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st. JOseph's
st. Philip Neri

The Rev. Raymond r. Noll. ID. D., Pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-11:30 P. M
Traditional Carols (Chimes)
-11:45 P. M
Christmas Carols Boys
Professional
Solemn High Mass
Ordinary Of the Mass-Ptetro Aless.
Yon'S.
Mesa Melodica" for choir of men
and boys with organ and or
chestral accompaniment: Kyrie,
Gloria, Credo, SanctCs, Bene-
dictus AgnuS Del.
"Jesu Redemption" (offertory) Yon
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BuiIdinq Permits

Peoples Quitting Company. sign iaa
West Washington S575.
Republic Paint and wall Paper Con-
panv. sign. go South Meridian. $40.
William Low Rice. dwelling and garage.
1857 Capitol s6.500
James Shirley. garage. I444 Fletcher
avenue. 500.
indiana Provision Company. fence ioot-
ing 725 Gardner. $3.50.
4, D. Borley sign. 2so2 North Capitol.
$500.
Federal Auto Supply Company. sign. SIS
North CanitOl- $3.50.
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YULETTDE PROGRAMS ARRANGED AT CITY'S CHURCHES

st. Patrick's
The Rev. John o'Connell, Pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Midnight Mass
Organ recital
Christmas Carols.
KyTie. Gloria and credo. 49,. Horen
Ofertory, "GeSu Bambino" .......... Yon
Sapctus. Benedictus and Agnes Del.
Communion "Adeste riddles" traditional
Choir MEMBERSHIPS Julie Colbert, Mrs.
J. J. Schsttner Mrs. @. Seigman, NJ. Wal
pole. R DeJulio and N. Bradley. Organist.
Miss Helen Colbert.
CHRISTMAS
Recessional--"Adeste Fideles" .Novello
IS A. NJ. High Mass
Girls Choir
Ordinary Of the Mass+Plain Chant,
Kyrie, Gloria Credo, sanctus.
sg Be- dict s.. Aggnus pei. from the
Adeste Fdeie s ma Traditional
eceSsionaf-''ses Amid the SNOWY. DDe'
Mary Margaret Robbins o nSnlSasS0nn
Mary Helen Brook. director.
-7:SO A. M. Low Mass
Altar Society Choir
,. S15enf Ft1 Night Nov.i.. GEubeT
'Adeste Fideles" ............Traditio
'Hark what Mean Those Holy voice eS"'''i
..rzss,;;' traditional
Margaret Koers. organist.' = = O4
Rev. Thomas Finneran, director,
-S:45 A. NJ. Low Mass
Young Ladies' Sodality Choir
.. Sesu RSs1doempptor" ................. Yon
Angels We Have Heard on HIGH HI iSFu0sf
~ a,'''''''''........ traditional
"Gdsste Edo1o::i,' '''''........; Dumler
Margaret Koers,, organist 0''''-'''
Rev. Thomas F1nneran, director.
10 A. M. Low Mass
Girls Choir
1t Came Upon a Midnight Clear.
Christ Is Born; ~: !, WiInS
"'Adeste -Fideles' .Traditionai
When Blossoms Fiowered'j' NJ Y Yon
See Amid the Snow. -. .Men,deIssohn
Ill A. M. Solemn High Mass
Midnight Program Repeated
a P. M
Deyotions and Benedietion
Girls Choir
Personnel, of ChoirsBoy Choristers:
Strattman. Wilbur Flynn, Ralph Mi tnforl
Joseph Mandabach, Edward Hartman,
5 Voyes Eynas b 5SRe NRh ohsTs
RS. John Moran, Bernard McAndrews,
Ino g Walpole. Donald Martin. Ber-
hh aTet Pfau: John , Redmond, Virgil Born
Francis FIy1n s 23yhinnj Richard Owens. Edward
J Iacsnt KIRBY l2y, John Larner, Charles Koers,
o'ponneii, Paul Michaelis. Bonald jones' jones'
Robert Karibo, Thomas McAndreWs,
Joseph ROLES, James Mccormick, Fred
H Hs,a LaaW vTe Turner. William Shine,
Kern. Robert Galloway, Richard O"Brien,
Daniel Pagan. Preston Martin, John
Joseph zainey, Edmund Taylor rim ss1e1s,
han. Thomas Carson. Thomas Collins,
Pursell. Lawrence Geriach, Albert i pe sS-
mond, Harry Koers. Timothy Sheehan.
Thomas Ledwith, Gerald Sullivan. William
RRa aneyd John Lappafhnan James Lanahan;
Krier, Robert MeiSter, Robert Mandabach.
Richard Viking.
Kenneth Hedrick,, John Larner. Hugh
Flynn, John .Gerlach, Edward German,
Harry Doyle, Joseph Tendel, Claude Linde;
Robert darlach. Mary Helen Brook oti I or
Girls Choir-Ethelda, Meyers, Eleanor
Mary j. Mansfield Mary sheeRan MH aTy
Griffin. Eleanor Karibo. Ruth Brady, Ber-
niece niece Dalton, Mary Pagan; Helen Will
Mary Dunn; Mary Foley. Mary Glenn
Josephine M Mcmahon, Rosalyn Gerlach,
PP SToFy Wagof MbaFy BSHkd Tso PSGln
Margaret McAttee, Mary Cleary, Cath
crime Naughton. Elizabeth McAllen. Eileen
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st. Johns

deste riddles
Choir Members-Soprano. Mrs. NJ. Bren-
man, Miss Frances Scherer: contralto. Miss
Laura stake tenor. Peter Ankenbrock:
baritone. Robert FeSsler-
CHRISTMAS
% O'clock Mass
The st. John orchestra will furnish the
music. The program, which will pc
gin at s:45. follows:
Harp Solo-"Silent Night"
Introit-
.fWhile Shepherds Watch"
RE ioice."
Offertorv-" Christmas Bells"
Elevation-"Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing"
Communion-"Adeste F1deles."
Orchestra Members-Organ. Helen Con-
nor: harp. Catherine Conner. melophone,
Bernadette Welsh: saxophone. Joseph
Moore: cornet. Margaret Egan: violins,
Anna Moy, Rose Mcnamara. Margaret
Mcnamara. Celeste Dugan. Catherine Fin
neran and Lillian Beck.
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The INDIANAPOLIS
fUndenominasional

fUndenominasionan
The next semester begins Jan. {. Two.
wear course. We teach YOU the whole
Bible from Genesis TO Revelation.
For particulars call at Office. 522 stats
Life 5ldg. oE call II. 1851.
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st. AnthOny's

(The Rev. Albert Busaid, Pastor.)
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
Mass in Honor Of St. Therese
Tenor and Bass ARRANGEMENT RI: ir9s1Ie a. H0n
offertorium-"Adeste Fideles', 49,. Gounod
CHRISTMAS
3 O'Clock Mass
"On Judea's Hillside
With Hearts Truly Grateful
"Veni Jesu Amor MI
Hymns sung BY school CHILDREN y rem,
Organist, Miss Gertrude Whelan; vlo-
Robert Baker.
Male Choir-Urban Albright Thomas
John Schilling. Cornelius Sheridan, Joseph
Whelan. John Conway. Louis Doerre,
Hergel. Herman Medenwald Maurice Jones
and William Tracy.
Organist, Miss Helen O'Gara.
= Il n
st. Rita's
The Rev. Joseph M. Bryan, Pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Midnight Mass
..Hark, What Mean Those Holy voices?"
20 Holy Night"
La Hache's Mass.
Little Baby in a Manager"
Mrs. Edith Bridgewater.
Choir Members-Irene Grain. Cecilia
Clements, Catherine Douglas, Bessie Grit
fin, Catherine Griffin, Bernice Palmer,
Mary Boone. Edith Bridgewater. Soprano,
Lula Phoenix. Alto, Miles Gartin, Frank
Gartin. Tenor, Martin Violet. George
Parrott, bass. organist,, Mary Catherine
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CHRISTMAS
-7:3O, Shepherds Mass
Christmas Carols, sung by high school girls
-9:15, Children's Mass
Christmas songs from Zitters Hymnal
by members Of the Seventh and Eighth
grades.
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The morning sermon subject of
Alpha Hunter Kenna, minister of
Roberts Park Methodist church, will
be God in the Flesh" At the eve
ming service ministry Of music
program will be presented by the
Roberts Park choir, with Mrs. Jane
johnson Burroughs as director, and
Dale Young as organist.
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Sacred Heart

(The Very Rev. John Joseph Brogger,
o. F. NJ, Pastor)
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
Procession to the Crib.
Silent Night"
"Magnif1cat."
Prize Mass-"SaIve Regina" ..
Ofertory-"J Redemptor' -. .Yon
Communion deste Ffdeles". ... .Novello
Lastentur Coeh' ...............Re es
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SPECIAL SERVICES
AT WHEELER MISSION

More than 100 unemployed men
Of the city win enjoy a gospel serv-
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jects of the Rev. James Harper at
the Christian and Missionary Ali
ance.
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Holy Name, Beech Grove
Little Flower
The Rev. Charles DuffeY. Pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-Midnisht Maas-


CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
The Midnight Mass will be broadcast
over Station WFBM beginning ct 11:45.
Father Duffey will be assisted by the par
ish clergy.
"Harki What Mean Those Holy Voices"
20. Holy Night"
silent Night, Holy Night" .. .Gruber
"ohl Lonely Infant. Dearest Saw
Boys choir.
oc c1SSI Regina Pacis .pietro Yon
Offertory-"Adeste Fideles'' -. .Novelfo
The Christmas morning Masses will be
At g. 529 9 1870 At The o'clock S,, Mass
Music at the 1890 o'clock Mass will be
by a special choir.
Mems Choir-Tenors. F. G.. Sanders. H.
HAYES J. Murray ans C. E9cht9rG E. Au
McGili. L. Kelsch. r. Shipman. r. Ward.
violins Mis- Louise Harshman. K. Alyea,
Bows Choir-W. Bauer. j. Bindner. H.
Davis. R. Dugan. j. English. j. Fox. r.
Fox. r. Gueutal. c. Garvey. G. Goepfert.
J. HAYES. r. Hammond r. Harmon. H.
H5LagelskamB. J.: Jackson. g; Keesterson. ".
Noble. J. Rockford. c. Newman, J. PTitch-
ard, T. Quinn, r. Rasico. J. Remmetter J.
Rockford. H. Tierney. ], Ward. r. Wolf
T. Wolf r. zaepfel, ~ Griffin. ]. Schmidt,
Suding. W.. Parks. F. Conrad, E. Suess
The organist is Mrs. Charles D. Hanra-
han. The choir director is George B. Rolf
sen.
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Van Heusen Collar Head Dies

Van Heusen Collar Head Dies
By United Press
SCARSDALE, N. Y, Dec. I8.-
John M. Van Heusen ST., so, presia
dent Of Van Heusen Products, Inc,
and creator Of the Van Heusen coll
lar, died today of pneumonia.
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st. ROch's
The Rev. Peter Pfeiffsr, o. r. M.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass

Missa Regina Pacis. .Pietro Yon
Four Part Responses. n. G. Swertx
silent Night ;;.....'...'''...'...G r1 1ts1I
Introit and Graduate A. Edmonds Tozer
Odertory-tAdeste Fideles". Traditional
ecesSional-"Glory to God" ~. T. Birch
Other masses will be at 7:30 and 10
o'clock (low mass. The midnight mass
and the 7:So o'clock ceremonies viii be
sung by the mixed choir. The children's
choir win sing at 10 o'clock.
Choir Members-Sopranos Misses Mary
Frances Egan, Mary Lou Stefien, Romilda
hold; altos. Misses Margaret Braun, Ellen
Weber. Ruth Weber Mrs. Merle Egan;
tenors Samuel Dickinson, Leo Stien and
Joseph Suding Jr.; basSos, John Braun
and Norval Thompson, Miss RoSeann
Davey, organist. Joseph B. Brand, director.
y
st. JOseph's
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Dowd,
Pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
Silent Night
"Adeste F1deles"
Mass in Honor of st. Joan Of Arc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Joseph Gruoer
onertorium. "Jesu Bambino'' :. .Metto Yon
Choir Members-Misses Loretta McMan-
namon. Ceorgette Schmitt and Loretta
Martin; Leo Martin. Ralph Mattingly
Emmett McMannamon and John Davis
MISS Helen Hoehl, organist
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The Rev. F. G. Wacknitz of the
Second Evangelical church an
nounces his Sunday subjects as
1.-THE Prince of Peace" and 1.-THE
ShepherdS.'
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Christ of Christmas" Sunday eve
ming, Christmas play, Star
Child" by E. B. Stock, will be pre-
scented. Miss Ruth Burns will read
THAT Other Wise Man." by Van
Dyke.
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st. Bridget'S
The Rev. John r. Mechanic, Pastor
CHRISTMAS EVE

st. Bridget's
The Rev. John r. Mechanic, Pastor
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
Christmas melodies.
e.. az organ and Violin. -
Christus Natus Est. .......... M. A. Melvil
o mass IN "a NO. 2i:ii::..'A' H FMose%ig
Good Night, Sweet Jesus .....Fr. Curry
Francis Gibson.
CHRISTMAS
IS Low Mass
HYMNS by Children
1T Came Upon a Midnight Clear"
%, Little Town of Bethlehem"
20 Babe So Fair"
20 Lovely Infant Jesus"
Angels We Have Heard on High"
10 High Mass
Same as Midnight Mass
Choir Members-George Hammerle, Ho-
mer Dupee. Victor Hammerle. James Sui
livan, Mary Davis. Clara Sullivan, Mar
garet Davis. Helen Reinhardt.
II n
st. Frances de Sales
The Rev. Bernard Sheridan, Pastor
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Midnight Mass
Christmas Carols
High Mass
Missa-"Maria. Mater Gratiae".
Credo.;Regina Pacis" -. ... .Pietro Yon
Offertory-"L aetentur CoelP'. w. H. Rees
Agnus Dei-"Regina Pacis' .Pietro Yon
Glory to God" ..........
..................... Sisters st. Joseph
CHRISTMAS
8 O'Clock Mass
Christmas Hymns by the Children's Choir
10 O'Clock Mass
(Same as the midnight Mass)
Choir Members-S Soprano, Misses Eliza
beth Bowlen. Mary Cosgroye, Elsie Desch
Margaret Denk, Mary Nell Devers, Eliza
beth Marks Margaret Marks, Helen Up
haus. Lillian Uphaus, Rosemary Woerde-
man, Mesdames Adam Heck, John Nelan
Edith Proctor Carl Mueller; alto Misses
Florenc Fuss, Ernestine Fuss Laura Fuss
Marie Gumbel, Dorothy Wolf, MeSdames
John Denk, William Desch and William
Goory; tenor, Martin Donohue, Paul
Orphey. Robert Patterson. A. ]. Woerde-
man; bass Charles Fort, Fred Gladen.
Able Carter and Carl Muelerl Organist
Alice Voisard. Director. the Rev. August
R. Fussenegger.
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on the Incarnation" The choir
will have charge of the night serv-
ices.
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At the West Michigan Street M.
E. church, the Rev. William G. Nor
gan announces a Christmas pro-
gram by the Sunday school at 10
a. m. The choir will give Christ
mas pageant at night, with the pas
tor preaching on 1.-THE Abiding
Christ"
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At the Missionary Tabernacle, the
Rev. John Higgenbothem will speak
in the morning on "Three Calls of
God" and at night on "Noah's Ark. :"
At 2:30 p. M, the Rev. Hattie Hin
shaw will speak on Gods Fellow
ship"
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--1O:3O, Second High Mass
Program of Midnight Mass repeated.
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THE Christmas Star" will be the
morning theme of the Rev. Wilbur
d. Grose Of the Fifty-f1rst Street
M. z. church.
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The choir of the Northwood
Christian church, assisted by special
soloists and MUSICIANS, viii give q
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"Old Things Gone, New Things
Here" will be the morning theme
of the Rev. William H. Knierim of
st. sPaul's Reformed church. At
night, the Sunday school and choir
will give Christmas program.
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1.-THE Christmas Light" will be
the morning subject Of the Rev. H.
F. Weckmueller of the Emmanuel
Reformed church. AT 4 p. II. a
pageant, "At the Manger," will be
given. At $50, 1.-The Other Wise
Man." a Christmas story.
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THE Greatest Gift and the
Greatest Love" and THE Benefits
Of Calvary are the announced sub
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A Christmas party will be given
Wednesday night in the social
rooms of the University Heights
Brethren church. There will be
Christmas carols and a visit from
Santa Claus.
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At the First United Presbyterian
church, the Rev. Joseph A. Mears
in the morning will take as his
text, There is born to you this day,
in the city of Davis, Savior who
is Christ the Lord"
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The Rev. NJ. H. Reynolds of the
Merritt Place M. E. church speaks
in the morning on Some Thoughts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-04

DRICE ALONE MEANS NOTHING.
= What you're PAYING lille
until you KNOW Just what you're GETTlNG...
Thus, in presenting for your approval these new
low standards in PRICE, we must humby request
thot you remember above all else RoIesh's HIGH
standards Of qualify.
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|. c. c. ENDS STUDY
OF TRUCK SERVICE
Recommendations to Be
Made to Congress on Re-
suits of 2-Year Inquiry.
Rv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has completed a two-year inquiry
into the Nations bus and truck trans
portation question and plans to submit
recommendations on its findings to the
next Congress.
Before the final report Is drafted,
however, the commission will have laid
before it recommendations Of the study
by its examiners on the basis OF evil
dence placed before them by organiza-
lions. railroads and persons during the
hearings The examiners study Will
nave to be adopted, rejected or changed
after arguments are submitted TO
the commission.
The commission now has authority
to regulate interstate bus and truck
transportation and railroads are not
permitted to engage In highway traf-
fic directly.
Sought Coordination.
Two years ago the commission, after
being told by railroads that the truck
and bus systems were making serious
inroads into their traffic, both freight
and passenger, initiated the proceeding
with view to trying to develop co-or-
dination between highway and railroad
transportation.
Under the direction of Commissioner
Brainard. Examiners Flynn and Stephan
held hearings in every section OF the
country. Railroad employees and eXecu-
tives, bus and truck operators, civic
organizations and State regulatory
bodies were heard.
At the close of the hearings here re-
Gently. all parties were given until June
] to file briefs.
During the last few days the National
Grange Association of Railway Labor
Executives, National Automobile Cham
Der of Commerce, the Railway Express
Agency, motor bus and truck organiza-
tons and many railroads sent briefs.
Opposed Regulation.
The National Grange, the bus and
truck organizations, the Automobile
Chamber of Commerce, and even one
or two railroads asked the commission
to recommend that there be no Federal
regulation of highway traffic. The Della
ware and Hudson Railroad varied some
what from the other lines in urging
the commission to recommend Congress
to remove restrictions on managerial
functions of the railroads.
The grange argued the farmers had
been paying heavy taxes to build the
highways and trucks had helped develop
farm markets. 1t was opposed to any
regulation designed to equalize compe-
tition with railroads.
The motor bus and truck organiZa
lions expressed fear that regulation
would lead to monopoly and argued rail-
roads should be barred from the high
ways
Railroad labor executives charged
that motor transportation employees had
poor working conditions and pay and
could not better either without regula-
ton and organization. The express
company urged regulation of rates and
railroads of interstate lines and grant,
ing permission to the railroads to enter
the field.
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WOMAN, ~, AND BOY
ARE TRAFFIC VICTIMS
Train Hits Mrs. Mary Neipold.
Bruce Davenport, 4, Badly
Hurt by Car.

A 4-year-old boy and a 72-year-old
woman were seriously hurt in traffic
accidents yesterday.
Bruce Davenport, jr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Davenport, s803 Seventh
street northeast, is in a serious condi-
ton at Casualty Hospital as the result
of injuries received when knocked down
by an automobile in front of his home.
He was treated for severe head injuries
and broken collarbone.
The boys father, who saw the acct
dent told police the driver CT the ma
chine which struck his son gave his
name as John E. Demo, GA Orleans
place northeast.
Struck by Washington Railway &
Electric Co street car late yesterday at
Wisconsin avenue and Warren street,
Mrs. Mary Neipold, 70, of 1921 Thirty
eighth street received serious body
bruises and a broken leg. She was
treated at Georgetown Hospital. The
street car was operated by Edward
Booth of 4401 Wisconsin avenue.