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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-11

Group Plans
Garden Fete

Annual garden party and lunch
con of the Indorsers of Photoplays
viii be held. Wednesday, June Is
at Bonnie Brao," the home OF Mrs
David Ross.
There will be a short business
meeting before the luncheon, with
Mrs. Ross in charge of the meeting
Short reports of chairmen of COM
mittees will be given.
Luncheon will be at 1890, and
will be in charge of Mrs. M. H
Harmon, whose assistants will be
Mesdames H. r. Grimes, Edna
Sharp, E. r. Lee, J. w. vestal,
Louise Smith, r. G. Smoddy, Bee
Porter and j. A. Slauter.
In the afternoon, following the
luncheon there will be a program
with Mrs. w. F. Holmes as chair
man, and Mesdames w. D. Long and
Victor Hintze as co-workers. The
music will be in charge of Mrs. John
Compton.
The program will include salute
to the flag by Mrs. Emma Strobel;
sketch, 'Mammys Visit" by Mes
danes w. D. Long, James Sproule
w. C. Freund, and w. F. Holmes;
dances by Phyllis Nordstrom; q
program of negro spirituals by Mrs
Glenn Ethel Thrush; accordion
solos by James D. WeStover, and q
motion picture sketch by members
of the Indorsers.
Ushers for the afternoon will be
decorated with garden flowers. Re-
SerYations for the luncheon may bt
made with Mrs. Fred H. Knodel Of
Miss Helen Daily.
Transportation will be provided
for the members from the Masonic
temple at Broad Ripple at 1890.
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Dorothy Ryker,
Bride-E Is
Honored Guest

Miss Margaret Allies and Mrs. G.
Hylton Eberhard entertained today
at Miss Allies home, 81 East Fifty
second street, in honor of Miss
Dorothy Ryker, bride-elect.
Bridal colors of pink and blue
were carried out in decorations Of
summer flowers and candles. Guests
with Miss Ryker were:
Mesdames II. c. Ryker, F. Noble Ropkey,
c. G. York, H. E Rasmussen, Wilbur p
Dunbar. Lee Hickman William Rockstahl-
er, Leon Kick and the Misses Imogens
Pierson, Ruth Otte, Dorothy Smith Vir-
ginia Jobes, Bernice Reagen and Jean
nette Harris.
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Program to Be
Given Tuesday
at SunnySide

Mrs. William Freund and Mrs
Leroy Martin have arranged the
program to be given by the Sunny
side Guild Tuesday for patients at
Sunnyside sanitarium.
Mrs. William F. Holmes and Mrs
w. T. Randell will give a comedy
skit, "The Acid Test" A dancing re-
vue will be presented by .Jac Brod-
erick and a group of his pupils.
Mrs. A. o. Garnett, solosit, will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Bebinger. Piano selections will be
given by Miss Jean Costin.
Numbers will be offered by "Uncle
Jabe" Martin and his Beanblossom
fiddlers and the Long Green quar-.
tet.
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RITTER CLASS TO
PRESENT RECITAL

Mrs. Georgianna Brown Ritter
will present a group from her piano
class in public recital at 8 Thurs
day in the viking salon, 100 East
Ohio street. Students taking part
are:
The Misses Thelma Rivers, Maxine TIL
ford. Genevieve Ketcham, Betty Poppaw
Anna Louise Lorenz, Dorothy Gutheisch
Gloria Ann Cox. Helen Curris, Gretta Our
RE. Martha Curris, Ruth Maiden and NIL
bred Johnston.
Mrs. Ritter will be assisted by Miss Gut
fieisch, reader. pupil Of Miss Aileen Klai-
Der; Miss Mabells Haller, soprano and
teacher of voice, and male quarter, COM
posed of Joseph Ritter, Clifford Long
George Thompson and Herbert Heron. AL
singers are pupils of Clifford D. Long.
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Senior members of the Butler
chapter of Delta Delta Delta and
their mothers were honored at a
breakfast given this morning by the
Tri Psi sorority, organization of Tri
Delt mothers, in the gold room at
the Marott.
The seniors are Misses Anna
Marie Sander, Virginia Holt, Vir-
GINA Taylor, Hariette Trinkle.
Margaret Shively, Ann McDevitt,
Gertrude Pence, Louise Bolin, Rosa
lin Gibson and Waneta Graves. The
mothers are NIesdarnes Carl Sander,
w. G. Holt, D. o. Taylor, o. A. Trim
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ARENAS Club
to Celebrate
Its Birthday

Seventh anniversary of the Arte-
mas club will be celebrated on Flag
day, Tuesday, with a dinner and
bridge party at the Arlington, 5000
East Washington street.
A rose and white birthday cake,
surrounded with flowers, will center
the table. Connections and favors
will be in red, white and blue.
A short business meeting will
precede the dinner. Mrs. Ralph Tin
del, charter member, will give a
short history of the club. Readings
will be given by Mrs. Mabel Dobbins.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. Leslie Mclean, social
chairman; and Mesdames Charles
Judy, Alice Koby, Charles Hoffman
and Harry Halter. Mrs. Frank
FreerS is president.
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MISS NAOMI ADAMS
WILL BE HONORED

Miss Mary Adams, SO North Irv-
ington avenue, will entertain at a
miscellaneous shower tonight in
honor of Miss Naomi Adams, who
will be married June Is to Floyd
H. Harlan. Mrs. Edwin Holmes
and Miss Helen Kimberlin also will
be hostesses.
Guests with Miss Adams will be
Mesdames Henry G. Adams, Char
lotte Hendricks, A. @. Holland and
John B. Clapp, and Misses Mary
Alice Sinner, Ruth Adams, Ruth
Holland, Betty Adams, Marcia
Clapp and Ruth Sinner.
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Miss Helen Noble was to be
hostess this afternoon at her home,
557O Keystone avenue, at bridge
tea in honor of Miss Lorinds Cot
tincham. who will be married June
IA to Robert Donald Howell.
Miss Noble was to be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. John w. Noble.
Decorations and appointments We're
10 be carried out in the bridal col
ors Of orchid, green and yellow.
The guests with Miss Cottingham
we're IN be. Mesdannes c. E. Getting
ham. e. v. Clark, Harold Taught,
Walter Morse. @. H over, LOUIS
Smith, Richter Castle, Union City:
Norris Cottingham, Noblesville, and
the Misses Emma Matthews, Mary
10 Epuxier and Lois Clark. \
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Miss Helen Noble ArrangeS
Tea in Honor of Bride-Elect

MIR. and Mrs. Everett E. Neal of
Noblesville entertained Friday night
with a picnic party in honor of Miss
Cottingham and Mr.. Howell.
Miss Sarah Gilmore Of Anderson
will entertain at dinner Sunday
at her home in honor of Miss Cot
tingham.
Miss Cottingham has as her guest,
Miss Marian McFadden of Havana
III. Miss McFadden will also visit
Miss Flora Lieber, 1859 Park avenue.
Mrs. R. B. Clark and daughter,
Miss Maryellen Clark, will enter
tain Monday afternoon for the
bride-elect while Miss Lieber viii be
hostess at a bridge party and
kitchen shower that night.
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Miss Lehman HOnOred

Mrs. w. B. Daily. 800 North
Chester avenue, entertained Thurs
day night with a dinner bridge and
shower in honor Of Miss Donna Mae
Lehman, whose marriage to George
1. Voss will take place Sunday. APP
pointments were in the bridal col
orS, rose and green. Miss Lehman
was presented with an electric cof-
fee urn. Nineteen guests were en-
tertained.
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Miss Mary Jayne Benham to
Marry Louisville Physician

Marriage of Miss Mary Jayne
Benham, daughter of j. w. Ben
haw, Salem, to DR.. Reinbold O..
Goehl, Louisville. and Grand Forks,
N. D., will be solemnized at 4 this
afternoon at the home of the brides
father in Salem.
Miss Harriet Kistner, Indianap-
oils, will be the brides only at
tendant. She will wear a gown of
blue lace with large hat and slip
pers of pink, and will carry pink
roses and delphinium.
DR.. Frank Light, Minneapolis,
Mimi, will be the best man.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. She will wear
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Welfare Club to Close Years
Activities With City Tour

Of the Cresswen Guild, assisted by
group Of the Welfare Club members,
will have charge Of the tea table.
Tables will be arranged on the
lawn and the terrace, and will be
decorated with garden flowers. Bas-
kets of the flowers also will be ar
ranged about the home
The Welfare Clubs main objective
is the support and entertainment Of
some Of the women at the Home for
Aged Women. The clI5 gives a
monthly party at the home for the
entertainment Of the residents, be-
sides providing aid for their support.
II also contributes TO other chari-
ties
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SCARLET QUILL TO
ENTERTAIN AT TEA

Active and alumnae members of
Scarlet Quill, senior honorary group
of Butler university, will be enter
tanned at a tea from to today
at the home of Mrs. Thor Wesen-
berg, sponsor, 429 Buckingham drive.
Mrs. WeSenberg, chairman of the
woman'S council, will be assisted by
three members, Misses Allena Graf
ton, Kathryn Journey and Florence
Morrison. Mrs. Walter Scott
Athearn will be a special guest.
The serving table and the house
will be decorated with baskets Of
roses, delphiniums and daisies.
Annual business meeting will be
held, with Mrs. Bertha Green Lugar
presiding. Miss LotyS Benning is
secretary.
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Tri Deli Seniors HOnOred at
Breakfast by Mothers Club

kle, Glenn Shiveley of Perry; E. A.
McDevitt of Dayton, o.; G. M.
Pence, Upton; S. P. Bolin and G.
w. Graves. Mrs. William Wiesse,
chapter. house mother, also was a
guest.
Table decorations were in the Tri
Delt colors, silver, gold and blue.
Gifts were presented to the girls
from the Tri Psis, by Mrs. G. F.
Pollitt.
Members Of the committee in
charge Of arrangements were Mes
danes @. r. Matthews, R. E. Nc
Hatton and Mrs, Pollitt.
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Activities for the year viii be
closed by the Welfare club with a
tour of indianapolis and the city
parks Monday. Guests Of the club
will be women who reside at the
Home for Aged Women.
Mrs. Volney Huff, chairman Of
the motor corps, will meet her staff
Of assistants at 100 at the home,
following which the drive viii be
held.
After the drive a garden party will
b held at the home Of Mrs. Harry
q. Watson for the members and
their guests. Mrs, Claude 7, Hoover,
prszidenh end ARA u B cEeasWsA
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place June /. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Henry c.. Rodenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilkene will be at
home after June Is on Harris
avenue, in Washington Place.
Photo by Bretzman.
Mrs. Paul Browning (right) was
Miss Betty Helm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Helm, 1929
lockwood avenue. Her marriage
took place June 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning will be at home after
July at 1894 lockwood avenue.
Photo by Moorfeld.
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Recital Is Scheduled

Pupils of Miss Eve Brannon Maui
rice will give a recital in the Will
king addition salon at 8 Tuesday.
Those taking part will be Betty
Jane Boyd, Melvena Kelch, Sylvia
Meierson, Violet Ripley, Hilda Roth,
Paul Thurman, Denton Ward, Ger
aid Wadleigh, Myrtle Daisy and
Jimmy Roudebush, Emily May and
Junior McClain, Jennie Kornblum,
Marjorie and Gertrude White, Min
ME Allen and Marie Kyle. Miss
Rosha Smith will assist.
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INTER ALA CLUB
GIVES BRIDGE TEA

Inter Ala Club entertained Fri
day afternoon with bridge-tea at
the home Of Mrs. Joseph Merriam,
1858 Winthrop avenue, in honor of
Mrs. Raymond Ballweg. Mrs. Ball
veg, who has been member Of the
club for several years, will leave
next week for residence IN Milwsu-
kee. Spring flowers were used in
decorating the home. The club pre-
scented Mrs. Ballweg with q farewell
gift
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MISS MARIAN WILDE
IS SHOWER HOSTESS

Miss Marian Frances Wilde, 1856
Boulevard place, entertained Fri
day night with bridge party and
crystal shower in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre, who will be
married July 9 to Harry T. Ice.
Other guests were:
Mesdames c. J. Mcintyre, Henry J. Ice.
Albert A Morey. Homer Hinkle, Daniel
Bernd, Hugh n. Jones, Lester Ford,
Everett Todd, Glenn link, Iris Anderson,
Holman Weeks, Misses Helena King,
Sarah Jordan, Virginia Lawson, Myrtle
Gummel, Hilda Hasselbring, Margaret
Beckwith, Lillian Beck, Marie Kranning,
Kathryn Mulrey, Ruth Bostic, Mary Nc
Intyre. Mildred Ham, zeilphia Sparks
and Marie Wilde.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

MONDAY
Sesame club will hold a picnic
at Bethany park. Mrs. j. Murray
Chenoweth will be hostess.
Annual picnic of Alpha Beta La
treian club will be held at II at the
Indiana State School for the Blind.
Miss Helen Wilson will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Edgar Y. Pattison.
They will inspect the school.
Annual outing of the Monday club
will honor Mrs. Ollah Perkins Toph,
retiring president, at the Avalon
country club. Mrs. Ruth Anne Ker-
sting will give program.
George H. Thomas post No. 20,
w. R. G. will have a social meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Robert w. Nc
Bride, 1434 Park avenue.
Indiana State School of the Deaf
will be the scene of the picnic Of
the, Present Day Club.
TUESDAY
"A picnic will be held by Old Glory
ten and Sarah Louise Smith are
chairmen.
Womans Department Club auxil-
larry to P. H. N. A. will meet at
1890 with Mrs. William E. Kennedy
1920 Winthrop avenue, for luncheon.
Guest day will be observed by the
Amicitia club at John Heron Art
institute. Mrs. Billy Grimes is
chairman of the hostess committee,
assisted by Mesdames Cash Graham,
Edna POTTS. Nettie Kirtz, and John
Harrison.
Mrs. @. u. Watson will be hostess
to Irvington chapter, Epsilon Sigma
OnHcron. Mrs. H. w. Townsend
will review, 1.-THE Crossing" by Wins
ton Churchill
Mrs. Walter More, 6138 Park ave-
nue., will be hostess for the meeting
of the Independent Social Club.
WEDNESDAY
Final reports of the Oct-Dahl
Club will be given at the luncheon
meeting at the home of Mrs. G.. w.
Hays, Route II, Box 291.
Annual frolic of Mu Phi Epsilon
sorority will have as hostesses the
alumnae, with Miss Helen Quig as
chairman.
A picnic will be held by the
Wednesday Afternoon Club. Hos
teSses will be Mesdames Harry
Schwab, William Enrich and G. G.
Rotham. A playlet, THE Making of
the Flag" will be given.
Amagmous chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Omicron will meet at 2 at
the home of Mrs. Walter Carey. 146
South Ritter avenue. Book reviews
will be given of Everyday Problems
of the Everyday Child" by Mrs.
Stewart Fauffett, and 1.-The Problem
Child of Home" by Mrs. George
Hufsmith. Miss Dorothy Carye will
give piano program. Mental hy-
giene will be studied during the
summer.
THURSDAY
Mrs. w. L. Larsh, 1887 Arrow
avenue, will be hostess to the Ladies'
Federal Club
Mrs, Grant Zimmerman, LOT
North Drexel Avenue, will be hos
tess to the Thursday Afternoon
Club. Mrs. S. A. Virgins will assist.
Response will be current events.
FRIDAY
A picnic will be held by the Cul-
ture Club.
A family picnic will be held by
the Irvington Quest Club. Commit
tee in charge includes Nfesdalnes H.
P. Bartlett, Fred Haynes, and A. E..
Curtis. Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser and
Solly Schubach are in charge of
entertainment.
SATURDAY
Luncheon will be held by Western
College Alumnae Club at the home
Of Mrs. Myron J. Mckee, 1920 Cold
Spring road.
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Mrs. Oran B. Stanley, center,
was Miss Constance Glover, before
her marriage May 80. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
S. Glover, Veedersburg. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley are graduates of
Butler university, where she was
an Alpha Chi Omega. Mr.. STAN
ley is member of Kappa Delta
Rho and Phi Kappa Phi fraterni-
ties.
Photo by Bretzman.
Mrs. Carl F. Hilkene Qeft)
is the former Miss Blanche Ro-
denbeck. Her marriage took
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Photo by Voorhis.
Mrs. Clarence Brown is on the
committee for the annual spring
formal dance to be given June Is
by the Beta Theta Chi sorority
at Meridian Hills Country Club.
Other members making arrange
ments are Misses Alice Wilde,
Mary Katherine M%key. Jean
Anderson, Dana Viking and
Mary Katherine Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colby are
sponsors. Music viii be provided
by Bob McKittTscka ogchestran :
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Mrs. FesZer At Home

Mrs. Leo K. Fesler will be at home
to her. pupils and friends from 10
to II each Wednesday in June, at
her cottage in Williams creek for
an informal summer reading
course
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Arrnnae Last MeetiMQ

Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi
sorority, will have a buffet supper
Monday night at the home Of Mrs.
Orla Steele, 1885 Burdsal Parkway.
This will be the chapters last meet
ing Of the summer.
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.SOrOritu to Meet

Chi Delta Chi sorority will meet
at 8 Wednesday at the home of Miss
Mary Ann Stephens, 300 North
Hamilton avenue.
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Sorority to Celebrate

Annual founders day celebration
of Alpha Beta Chi sorority will be
held tonight at Pages place, on
the National road.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hartley
Sherwood,
2847 North
Meridian
street, haze
announced
the
engagement
of their
daughter
Louise to
Gustav ".
KIumpp
of Boston.
The aOedding
lciU take place
early IN
September.
Miss Sherwood
qCiIl be
graduated
merit week
from
Wellesley
college.
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Roy Christopherson
WEEDS Miss A. Wilson

Miss Angela Marie Wilson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of
Hurdsfield, became the bride of. Roy
=. Christopherson, North Platte,
Nebr., formerly of Bismarck, at a
ceremony read here at 10 o'clock Sum
Gay morning at the home of Rev. Opie
S. Rindahl, pastor of the Trinity
Lutheran church, who officiated.
Attendants were Miss Evangeline
wilson. Bismarck, sister of the bride
and Sidney Christopherson, Sutton, N.
D., the bridegroom's brother.
The brides grown was fashioned of
lemon yellow chiffon and with it she
wore a large hat of yellow straw and
white slippers and gloves. Her sister
wore a frock of peach colored flat
crepe, with small white turban and
white accessories.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
Christopherson and his bride left on
q motor trip to the Yellowstone park.
They will be at home at North Platte
after July /.
Mrs. Christopherson has been
teaching at Hurdsfield. She is a
graduate Of the high school there and
later took business course at the
Capitol Commercial college here. She
also has attended the Dickinson state
teachers college.
The bridegroom is an operating en-
gineer for the Northwest Public Utili-
ties company at North Platte, where
he was transferred last fall. He is a
9xaduate of the Cooperstown high
school and of the state science school
at Wahpeton.
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SOCIETY NEWS
Reception Honors
General J. Hagood

In honor Of Major General john
son Hagood, commanding officer of
the seventh corps area, Omaha, who
conducted an inspection at Fort Lin
coin, Lieut.. Col. George w. Harris,
commanding officer at the post, and
mrs. Harris gave a reception and tea
sunday afternoon at the colonel's
quarters at the fort.
Attending were officers stationed at
Fort Lincoln and their ladies as we'll
as the commanding officer of the c
M. T. G. battalion and his staff and
city officials. Included among these
were Lieutenant Colonel Vivian o.
mum, Major Maurice w. Ochletree.
and Lieutenants H. p. Garness and
E. A. Gall: Mayor A. p. Lenhart, and
). e. Davis and H. p. Goddard, presi-
cent and secretary, respectively, of
the Association of Commerce.
Mrs. F. A. Byrne and Mrs. John R.
Oswalt presided at the tea table in
the dining room which had a CENTER
piece OF garden flowers and was
lighted with ivory tapers.
General Hagood left Fort Lincoln
Sunday evening for Minneapolis.
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Semi-Weekly Dances
Planned for c.. M. T. c.

Dances at the c. M. T. Camp at
Fort Lincoln will be held each We'd
nesday and Saturday evening in the
post gymnasium for the duration OF
the camp, it was announced Monday
by the camp hostess committee, COM
posed of a group of Bismarck and
Mandan women
The first dance was held Saturday
evening. with about so young women
of Bismarck and Mandan as invited
guests. Light refreshments were
served by the committee.
Chaperones for the evening were
Mesdames G. Olgierson, j. E. Davis
j. M. Edick. A. j. Solien. and r. J.
Kamplin of Bismarck; and Mrs F. W.
McKendry and Mrs. ]. W. Reynolds of
Mandan.
Members Of the camp hostess COM
mittee are Mesdames Olgierson, Davis
A. D. McKinnon. Edick. Solien. Nc
Kendry and Mrs. F. w. McGillic OF
Mandan.
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paid premiums to outside concerns
for the same reasons we did-becaMSe
1t was good business. The increase In
interest income of the three insurance
funds amounts to over so, 900 annual
ly."
Defends Martin Hagen
Olsness called attention to Dahl's
charge that Martin s. Hagen, man.
ager of the hail department, Is draw
ing full salary although he devotes
"only one-fifth Of his time to the Of
flee"
What this may mean, don't
know" OlsneSs said. However, 1t Is
true that Hagen has been absent from
the department about one year on
sick leave. A victim of tuberculosis,
he stays at Sanatorium under his
doctors orders. But during all this
time Mr.. Hagen has been able to d.
rect the ma jor activities of the office
as though he had been here in per-
son. Mark you this: The auditing
board has been equally guilty with me
in allowing this salary-if indeed, 1t
is guilt at ALL The doctors think
that by proper care Mr.. Hagen should
recover before long. I am sure you
would have acted the same way your
SELF"
II have here given you the exact
figures and facts and trust that from
now you will disseminate these to
your audiences. That the people are
entitled to know the truth, I am sure
you will agree"