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Mrs. Schofield
Is Honored at
Club Luncheon


d Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, re-
firing president of the Woman's
Department Club, and her mother,
Mrs. Stephen G. Bogert, were hon
ored by present and past members
Of her board with luncheon Fri
day at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Harry Orlopp was chairman
of the luncheon, and Miss R. Kath-
crime Beeson was POSTMASTER. Mem
bers responded with the following
toasts Mrs. John Curry, club me-
mories; Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, club
spirit; Mrs. Phillip A. Keller, club
achievement; Mrs. Edward Ferger,
club contracts, and Mrs. r. o. Nc
Alexander, president-elect, club
hopes.
Mrs. j. D. Ernston presented Mrs.
Schoheld with gift from the
members, and presented flowers to
Mrs. Bogert. The tables were dec
grated with spring flowers in shades
of yellow and blue, with appoint
mentS in corresponding colors.
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Bridge-Tea
Committees
Are Named
PAGE 9

Committees for the spring bridge
tea to be given by the indianapolis
branch of the American Association
of University Women Saturday,
May 7 at the Highland Golf and
Country Club have been announced
by Mrs. A. H. Hinkle, general chair
man. They are:
chairman; Mrs. o. NJ. Helmer. Mrs. Allen
Mitchell, Mrs. Gordon w. Batman. Miss
Virginia Cravens. Mrs. Walter Greenough
Miss Mary Ann ogden. Mrs H B. pike
Miss Mary Rigg, Mrs. Carroll Skaar, Miss
Ida B. white
Chairman; Mrs Paul Tombaugh. Mrs.
Merwyn Bridenstine, Miss Amelia w
Platter. Mrs. James Bawden, Miss Sue
Blasingham. Miss Grace L. Brown, Mrs.
j, Case, Mrs. Blanche Z. Chenoweth. Mrs
Alvin T. Coate, Miss Amy Colescott, Miss
Dorothy David. Miss Nell Fuqua. Mrs.
Kast, Mrs. Hal r. Keeling. Mrs. W. N
Louden. Mrs. Carl Lauenstein Mrs ]
MMa 2s Miss Miss May orme Mackenzie,
Mrs y W. Putnam, Mrs. w. L. Richard
son, Mrs. J. w. Ricketts,, DR.. Ada Schweit-
ger, Mrs Margsret B Segur. DR.. Kenosha
Mrs. Frank H. streightofi, MIS- Fred
TreTry: Mrs. ": W; Thornton. Mrs ]. R.
Charles r. Yoke, Miss x. Kstheri5S;s s hss.
son ana Dr. Mary Westfsll.
ma l1cke rs. T. Victor Keens, chair
BAUM M Mrs E. Paul q KSsst otss, Mrs; william
appel. Miss Beatrice GERM. Miss Francss
GSaainey. Mrs; R. 3: Yule, Mrs c. Loren
EIe rKmssS, ror Miss Nh, Mildred Harvey Miss
a. q, carlisle and Miss Vera Morgan.
Prlzes-Mrs. Donald C. Drake. chair
V Wedds, Mrs Irs Gaylord Wood, Mrs, J. W..
enoe Morrison, Miss Ellen ecker. Mrs I.
=. Rich, Mrs. George E. Siadect. Mrs
j. b s; S Spf,o6 Miss Dale Waterbury
Chairman; Mrs; Lowell S. Fisher. Mrs Mrs
Man niisamh Mrs Ml n 55D1 Ha5dnS Miss Sst6
M N1itI 5 p: Pearson. Mrs. Frank B. Shields
S Sn Belle G. Schofeld, Miss MarRaret NJ
'oT Tro r ana MIS- Albert Stump.
cbairn IiSP ., aII G. O. Mccormick
T9laarInlan. MRS Harry Foreman. Mrs 8
douglas Bash, Miss Mary EVELYN Briden-
sEine L. Mrs: Charles E. Dare. Miss Helen Helen
I Ta,, ata[ y Mrs. o. II. Skinner. Mrs
linson. N"Siu IA. 1om-
Auditing-Mrs. N Taylor Todd chair
a Alah Rr mrs Men Jenna r Birks. Mrs. william
Evelyn L. Carpenter MIS- SHo'I M9r,, MISS
ozark Mrs. John r. Thrasher. Miss Jennie
Dlnwiddle, Miss Minnie c. Dodson Miss
MABEL Ives: Miss Margaret K. Duden
Mrs r. E. Swift. "'
=. Tournament section-Mrs. J. NJ Will
liams, chairman: Mrs. John II Hewitt
Mrs. John Leech Wv
Publicity-Mrs. Marvin Curle, chairman:
Mrs. John Mellett.
International Relations study
group will meet with Mrs. j. A. Bow
den, 1902 Broadway, Monday. Re-
ports will be given on the conven-
ton talk of Mrs. Aurelia Reinhardt,
president of Mills college and chair
man of the international relations.
A. A. U. W., and DR.. Helen Taft
Manning, dean of Byrn Mawr. Mrs.
Arthur E. Focke is chairman.
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Regular meeting of the Interna-
tional Travel-Study Club, Inc, will
be held at the D. A. r. chapter
house, 824 North Pennsylvania
street Tuesday at 7:30. Federation
officers will be elected.
Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will end
her lecture series on Indo-C China
next week before chapters of the
International Travel-Study Club,
Inc. Mrs. William Allen Bartlett,
New York national chairman of the
George Washington bicentennial,
has invited Mrs. Artman to address
the audience Saturday at the dedi-
cation of the replica of the George
Washington school, near Alexan-
dria, Va.
Venetian chapter will entertain
the zuyder Zee chapter Monday
with luncheon at 1890 at the home
of Mrs. Carl H. Balls, 4435 Washing
ton boulevard. Assistant hostesseS
are Mrs. Gordon Mess, Mrs. j. Ed
Rogers and Mrs. P. w. Brown. Mrs.
James A Kreglo will have charge of
the program.
Erin Isle chapter will meet Mon
day night at at the home of Mrs
Vernon Laughner, 252 Fenton ave-
nue., Washington place. Mrs. F. j.
Nicely will assist the hostess. Fred
erick Kelley and Gene Shardon will
play numbers on the Hawaiian. gui-
tar.
Arabian chapter will be enter
tanned Tuesday at IL o'clock lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Baxter
McBane, Fortville. Mrs. Charles
Shull and Mrs. r. r. Wright will
assist the hostess. Mrs. F. F. Hill
dreth will give a talk on "a Rose
from Mt. Vernon" Mrs. Laoma Gill
will sing a group of songs accom-
panied by Mrs. L. G. Poland.
Colonial Boston chapter will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday al
10 at the Lumley tea room.
Mount Vernon chapter is to be
entertained with luncheon at IL
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
James A. Wilson, BAT West Thirtieth
street. Assistant hostesses are Mrs
John Brisentine and Mrs. B. j
Bonahoome. New officers are Mrs
P. j. Clark, president; Mrs. Howard
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WHITE CROSS GUILD
TO ELECT OFFICERS

Officers will be elected soon for
the White Cross guild organized
Wednesday by women members of
the First Friends church. Luncheon
was held in the Methodist Episcopal
hospital with Mrs. John j. Haramy
in charge of the meeting.
Miss Josephine Mcdowell, hos
pital representative of the White
Cross, directed the women through
the hospital and explained purposes
of the guild. Activity of the group
in connection with the hospital will
be decided upon at the time of cleo
ton.
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DELTA ALPHA CLUB
WILL HOLD MEETING

Delta Alpha Club of the Third
Christian church will hold regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. L.
B. Lookabill and Mrs. R. w. Looka-
bill, 5000 Woodside drive, at 2:30
Saturday.
Mrs. Forest Powell has arranged
program, including entertainment
by Mrs. Eastman Caperton, Mrs.
Clarence Hughel and the mothers
chorus of School 80. Assisting the
hostesses will be:
Mesdames John w. Deer, H. B. stur-
geon, W. B. Conner T. G. Inwood j. N
Gebhardt, l. G. Heiny. r. S. Lesher Vio-
let Morris and the Misses Florence Bass
and Mabel Roach.
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UniverSity'S
Founding to
Be Observed

indianapolis chapter Of Hadassah
win celebrate the seventh anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the Hebrew
university at Jerusalem, Monday
afternoon, April Is, at the Kirsh-
baum center.
The local chapter has a particular
interest in the celebration since the
organization has endowed a chair
Of preventive medicine at the uni
versity, which is located on Mt.
ScopuS.
Alex Levin, president Of the But
Ter university chapter Of Avukah,
will tell about the university. The
program will also include greetings
from Miss Dorothy SchlesSinger,
president of Junior Hadassah;
songs by Miss Eugenia Magidson;
and sketch, "A HadaSSah Hagad-
dah," directed by Mrs. Jacob Weiss,
with Mesdames Lewis Jaffee, Max
Selig, Arthur Rose, and David Sab
losky taking part. The sketch is
symbolic Of the Passover holiday
which now is being celebrated by
Jewish people throughout the
world.
Mrs. Harry Cohen will preside.
April is the month devoted to the
collection of linens and supplies by
all Hadassah chapters in the United
States. The linens and supplies are
used in Hadassah institutions, and
others not under Hadassah's super
vision, in Palestine. Due to the
great need for boys clothing this
year the organization has requested
donors to substitute it for the
linens. Members will take their
donations to the meeting.
Mrs. David Dobrowitz and Mrs.
Meyer Wild are in charge of the
clothing collection.
The meeting was originally set for
April 20, but has been changed.
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CAST FOR MINSTREL
SHOW ANNOUNCED

Cast for the first annual minstrel
to be given by the Daughters of Isa-
bella Sunday afternoon and evening.
May 8, in the Cathedral auditorium,
has been announced by Mrs. Joe ].
Speaks, general chairman.
Under the direction of Charles B.
Lines, a production Of music, dane
ing and song has been arranged.
Members of the cast include:
Messrs. William Shine. Joe Mccurdy,
John Lameraux Joe Swallow. Eddie Krue-
ger. Charles Quinn. Tommy Merchantmen
and Leonard Riley. Ballad singers will be
the Misses Caroline Foltz. steana Haugh.
Winifred Kitson. Julia Colbert. Marcie
Dirnberger and Mrs. P. r. Pyle and men,
bers of the Daughters Of Isabella Glee
Club
Mrs. Speaks is being assisted by
MeSdames G.. B. Lines and Helen
Costello, and Miss Hannah Dugan.
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Girl Scouts

Edward w. Hunter will lecture on
"Stars" at the first class training
course at the Girl Scout headquar
tiers, Wednesday at 10.
"A Wide Awake Nature Club" was
organized in Troop 3, Mrs. h N
Edwards, captain, for the purpose
of making a record Of observations
on binds, flowers, trees and shrubs
Girls of Troop are making SCRAP
books for nurseries. Mrs. w. A
Shearer is captain.
Troop II is planning a day al
Camp Dellwood May 7, under the
direction of their captain, Mrs. I. F
Hale.
Mrs. G.. A. Wright, captain, took
members of Troop Is to Camp Dell
wood to pass map-making and fire.
building Saturday.
Troop 81 celebrated its first birth
day with a party, April 10. Mrs
Jack Deutscher is captain.
Patrols Of Troop % are working
on merit badges and second class
badges.
Dorothy Bowman, new candi-
date in Troop "a, recently moved to
Indianapolis from Scotland.
Girls of Troop 30 will have a gar
dening meeting next week and will
pack flower seeds and start box
gardens as troop project in CO.
operation with the Home Makers
Club of Mayer chapel.
Campfire at Troop 80, Miss Lo-
rena McComb, was devoted to
familiar Girl Scout songs. Corpor-
ais acted as patrol leaders.
Troop AZ held a skating party
Friday night. Proceeds were added
to the camp fund to send a girl to
Camp Dellwood,
Court of awards of Troop 40 was
held Friday, April is. A play was
presented by Patrol 8, Mary Lou
over, Florence Harrison, Betty Jean
Peele. Harriet Wilder, Elizabeth
lWeakley, Betty Marks, Madge Nc
Connell and Myrtle Bother taking
part. A piano duet, lei Captain, ;
by SouSa was given by Harriet Jane
and Ann Holmes. Girls working or
tree finder badge will hike along
Fall creek Saturday.
High school girls of Troop 81
Mrs. Charles E. DobSon, captain
New Augusta, took a nature hike
to Camp Dellwood today, to work
on Judging. flrebuilding and out
door cooking.
Troops "a and Al held a skating
party at the Y. W. c. A. Tuesday
night. Fifty attended.
New candidates are Mary Van
Dern, Troop z; Jean Tompkins, 8;
June Jones, II; Betty Mathews, %;
Jean Towan Elliott, %; Esther
Weaver, Dorothy Bowman, "a;
Dorothy Mae Snyder, 81; Edna Jo-
seph, Soffel Carter, Rosemary Han
ner, 80; Emma Gosselt, As; Rose
mary Delaney, 81; Hazel Stewart
81: Hazel Kinds, Dorothy JayneS
Donnie Douglas. Frances Hatfield
Helen Bunch, Eva Mae Ward, Is;
Mildred Landers, S5; Ruby Gentry
Beatrice Clumley, Ss.
Investitures were Mary Dunwig
Mary Goodwin, Troop 40.
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MOTHERS SPONSOR
SKATING PARTY

Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school viii sponsor a skating party
Wednesday night, May 4, at the
Riverside rink. Mrs. william l..
O'Connor is chairman of arrange
mentS and Mrs. Raymond McManus
is chairman of patrons, assisted by:
Mesdames James Recap, Joseph Hoff-
man, John Bulger, Joseph O'Mahoney, j.
Albert Beunagle, Martin Walpole, John r.
Flanagan, Francis Miller, Joseph Conley,
William P. Brennan, John Mshan and J.
w. Foley.
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MAGAZINE CLUB TO
HEAR TWO PAPERS

Magazine Club will meet at 2:15
Saturday, April 80, at the Y. w. C.
A. Mrs. F. c. Walker is in charge
of the musical program. Papers will
be given by Miss Frances Mahan on
SPANS Conquest of Mexico and
Peru" and Miss Alice Matthews on
The LiberatorS of Spanish Amer
lea"
HostesseS will be Mesdames A. G.
Small, w. j. Sumner, j. B. Wanda
worker and Ralph Waldo.
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Society to. Entertain

April committee of the Altar So
ciety Of the Holy Name church at
Beech Grove will entertain with a
dinner from II to 2 Sunday in the
school auditorium. AL games viii
be played at the card parties to be
held at 1850 and 8. Evening lunch
will be served from S to Z. Mrs.
Harry Cook Is chairman.
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MRS. E. L. OSBORNE IS
READERS CLUB HEAD

Mrs. Edward L. Osborne was
elected president of the Indianapo-
lis Readers Club at luncheon
meeting at the home of Mrs. Her
bert G. Swan, 1912 Broadway.
Others named to serve for the COM
ing year are: Mrs. Arthur johnson,
vlce-preSident; Mrs. Frank Wolver-
ton, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs.
William A. VonCanon, correspond
ing secretary.
Guests were Mesdames A. B.
Marshall, Luther Sackett, William
S. Pearce and Clyde Ray. Mrs.
Blaine Hoffman reviewed a book.
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G. 0. p. WOMEN TO
FETE CANDIDATES

Indiana Woman's Republican
Club will entertain candidates at q
luncheon at 1890 Thursday in the
Columbia Club. Luncheon arrange
mentS are in charge of Mrs. E. l..
Burnett and Mrs. Omar Hawkins.
A musical program has been ar
ranged by Miss Pearl Randall.
Hostess will be Mrs. Henry r..
Campbell.
Mrs. Helen johnson Karus, presi-
dent, will introduce candidates who
should register with Mrs. Julia
Belle Tutewiler, 1915 Lincoln ave-
nue.. chairman of the speakers bu-
reau.
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MRS. J. c.. SPENCE
DINNER HOSTESS

Mrs. Ira Ingram of Balboa, Pana-
ma Canal Zone, and Mrs. Harold
Young of Los Angeles, CAL, were
entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
James G. Spence, 6508 East Wash
ington street, at dinner.
Guests were MeSdames John Nc
Naught of Bridgeport, M. H. Dill
Ion, Marion Dunn, Edward Devine.
Charles Casper and William De-
vine.
Mrs. Spence was assisted by her
daughters, Misses Mary and Minnie
Spence.
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CIRCLE IS FETED
BY MRS. CLARKE

Review Circle was entertained on
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Bransford Clarke, 5108 Park ave-
nue.. Mrs. Roy Lazarus and Mrs.
Merle N. A. Walker gave talks.
Mrs. Clarke was assisted by Mes
danes Martin Rehuss and John
H. Roberts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Adams,
932 South Eighth avenue, Beech
Grove, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Naomi Mae Adams, to Floyd H.
Harlan. The wedding will take
place June in the Beech Grove
Methodist church.
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PUPPETS TO ACT
At TUDOR HALL

Student Government Association
Of Tudor Hall will present the Tat
terman Marionettes, puppet show,
at S:l5 Tuesday at the school audi
forum. THE Legend of the Light
ming" is the production which viii
depict Indian folk lore.
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BALISS TO
BE GIVEN SHOWER

Miss Helena Baliss, whose mar
riage to Nicholas F. Randolph will
take place May /, will be honored
at a luncheon-bridge and miscel-
laneous shower in the Art tearoom
this afternoon with women of
the United Mutual Life Insurance
Company as hostesses. Bridal colors
OF orchid, green and yellow will be
used in the decorations.
Guests will be:
Mesdames Ellis Riggs, Marjorie, Knuc-
kles and Roy Ward and the Misses Betty
Greene, Mae MacDaniels, Freda Demaree,
Maureen O,Rear. Kathryn Kemerly Ade-
line MacAuley, Betty Davis. Hannah New
man. Gertrude Hoch, Laura Fiscuss nellie
Tangeman. Thelma Land. Helen 1nman,
Jewell Sullivan. Vera Grant. Lois Van
Scoyc. Leona Highstreet, Frances Carter,
Margaret Swan, Nina B. Lyons Margaret
Kyle and Adelaide Clingenpeel.
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Photo BY Platt.
Mrs. David H. Laycock was Miss
Alice Case before her marriage
Jan. 9. The announcement was
made recently By her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Case, 1915
Ruckle street.
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ARRANGE SORORITY DANCE

Miss Martha
Metcalf
is
co-chdirndn
of the
annual
founders
day dance
to be
gtUen By
Pr Beta Phi
sorority,
April 80,
at the
Columbia
Club.
She IS being
assisted By
Miss L0is
Jackson.
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Sororitu to Dance

Alpha Beta Chi sorority will en-
terrain with a dance tonight at the
Antlers. Miss Opal Mcfarland will
be In charge.
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Mrs. Helen Kinghan was re-
Gently elected president of the
Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Upsi-
Ion, national honorary music and
drama sorority at Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music.
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Home to Be
Discussed
at Meeting

American Home Department OF
the woman's Department Club will
hold its final meeting Of the season
Tuesday in the seventh floor audi
forum at ner-Whitehill Com
pany. The program has been ar
ranged in conjunction with the
Seventh District Federation OF
Clubs and state committees On the
Better Homes in America" move
ment.
The business meeting will open at
2 with Mrs. Paul T. Hurt, depart
ment chairman, presiding. Annual
reports Of the department will be
given, including those by Mrs. A. c.
Rasmussen, chairman Of the ap-
piled education class; Mrs. @. w
Seaton, chairman of the homemak-
ers class, and Mrs. G. A. Breeze,
chairman of the music class.
The program will open at 2:30
with Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, In
diana chairman for the Better
Homes movement, presiding.
Tea Will Be Served
Mrs. Charles A. Breeze will sing
a group of songs, accompanied by
Mrs. Irving Blue.
Merritt Harrison will discuss THE
American Home From an Archi-
tect's Standpoint Mansur B.
Cakes win speak on Insurance.
Mrs. J. r. Farrell will demonstrate
1.-THE Trail of the Ice-Box Cookie. /"
Following the program, tea will
be served in the auditorium on the
fifth floor. Mrs. J. F. Edwards,
newly elected president of the Sew
snth District Federation, and Mrs.
j. W. Moore, chairman of the leg
islative department, Indiana Fed
Grafton of clubs, will pour. Mrs.
Frank McCaslin, chairman of hos
tesses, will be assisted by:
Mesdames Forest B. kellogg, vice
Chairman: Charles M: Clayton, William
Hart, J. H. Hellekson, Frank T. Lamkin,
Alive IL. Mendenhall, John E. Messick,
Fred L. Pettljohn, e. O. Rumpler, A, Ed
Wheeler, Albert J. wohiegemuth and Lewis
T.. York.
The hospitality committee, to as
Eist during the afternoon, consists Of:
Mrs. Horace c. Casady chairman, as
sited by Mrs. Alva Shirley, vice-chair-
man, and Mesdames George w. Bowman,
K. Buskirk. j. K. Cooper, Arthur R.
Dewey. Joseph T. Lankford, w. II. Link,
Edward L. PedloW, Fred l.. Pettitohn, M
b Poundstone, Carl L. Rost and Herman
H. Sielken.
Plan May Day Party
Mrs. Henry Eisenbarth will dis
cuss her trip abroad with the War
Mothers before members of the
Monday Guild of the Department
Club at 2 Monday at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Frank T. Lamkin is chairman
of hostesses.
Students from the Indiana State
School for the Blind will give a
musical program. Those taking
part include Maurice Bitner, pian-
list; Paul Mcdowell, flute, and Rob-
ert Lancaster, vocalist. w. T. Shan
non of the faculty will give violin
selections. Miss Frieda Huder of
the faculty will be the accompanist.
Plans are being made for the De-
partment Clubs annual May day
party, which will be a luncheon
bridge at Wednesday, May /.
Luncheon arrangements are in
charge of Mrs. Robert Shingler, and
members of the ways and means
committee. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. George @. Bruce.
Mrs. John M. Williams is in charge
of the bridge.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04

tween the beginning and the end
of lawsuits. He criticizes the
judges freedom from any sort
of supervision in the interest of
the public. Courts should run
continuously to get cases out of
the way" he says. "They should
be held to render the same de-
gree of efficiency as an up-to-
date public utility corporation.
The methods of check-up on dill
gence, attendance, and output
employed by a business execu-
tive should be adopted and un-
flinchingly enforced"
He proposes for every state a
Council of Justice charged with
the duty to supervise and con-
troll, in all respects, the admin
istration of justice, and suggests
that 'it should consist Of five
representatives, one from each
of the following classes: invested
capital, labor unions, the socio-
logical and economic thought of
the hour, business men familiar
with the customs Of commerce
and trade arbitration, and the
bar"
The laymen can bring about
law REFORM says Mr.. Wormser.
Perhaps the layman can; but
how is he going to do it while
the legislatures, national and
state, are so heavily overloaded
with lawyers?
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Plans for Drama Festival

Twenty-three groups - high
school, college, and community
dramatic clubs - have entered
the production contests for the
Drama Festival to be held here
at the end of March. The high
school players are now arrang-
ing their preliminaries. Sever
al manuscripts in the original
play contest have been received
by Mr.. Koch, and the judges will
decide in a few days which are
suitable for production.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Crutchfeld Wins Badge

Jack Billings Crutchfield ol
High Point has won the badge
given by the American lnsti.
tute of Chemical Engineers tC
the freshman making the high
est grades in chemical engineer
ing in the University last year
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Owens Here from China

Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham Owen
were here one day last week on
a visit to Mr.. Ovens aunt, Mrs.
w. D. Toy. They have been in
Tientsin, China, for the last year
or so, and are now in this
country on vacation. Mr.. Owen
is one of the Far Eastern rep
resentatives of the du Pont de
Nemours Company.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Bulletin on China and Japan

The University extension di-
vision has issued a bulletin con-
tanning an outline for a study of
China and Japan. James Alex
ander Robertson, who was in the
Summer School faculty here two
years ago, is editor of the Bulle-
tin.