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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
TURKEY SHOOT CARDED

The Crooked Greek Gun Club will
hold an all day turkey shoot Tues
day at Fifty-sixth and Michigan
road Fifteen bird events will be
held. Turkeys will be awarded as
prizes. Activities will begin at 10
o'clock. The public is invited.
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Rudig Takes HOnOrS
in SIUin1 PentdthLOn

Gerald Rudig of Huntington won
the middle states championship for
the pentathlon event in a swim
meet at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club pool last night. Al Rust Of the
Hotel Alters came in second, fol-
lowed by Hal Benham of the I. A. c.
Helen Lee Smith, 1. A. c. and ma
tional star, was an easy winner in
the women's 5OO-yard open dash.
Betty GRADER Of the Antlers was Sec
ond and Mary Alice Shively of the
I A. C. placed third.
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DiegeL Bests Shute
in Centenary Final

81 uifcd Press
MELBOURNE. Nov. "a. = Leo
Diegel defeated Denny Shute, and
/. in today'S final match for the
$4,000 Centenary golf championship
Both are American professionals.
champion.
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LOCAL SOCCER SQUAD
TESTS ClNCY KICKERS

The indianapolis Soccer Club will
angle with the Clncy klckers Of
Cincinnati in an Indlana-Ohio-
Kea.uckv soccer league fray Al
Twenty-ffth ana Olney streets to-
morrow. The local team and Gin
cinnati are tied for second place IN
the loop. and each VIII be fighting
10 hold the berth. The DAYTON 90
team leaos the circuit. The same
will begin al go.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Kokornc 81 Gifhn Van Vert q =
-a-Inr a. E.rrlnEtrr ta
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
Action Made Keynote in
TUin Bill Mat Offering
Carter Pairs FIashy GrapperS for Two Feature Struggles
at ArmOry Tuesday.

Armory wrestling promised amount OF
offers
the all
UeiCht mat card a the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
BOiLermGkers Risk AU'
in THssIe With Indiana
Victory for Kzermen Would Give Purdue Co-Title in Big
Ten; Crimson Out for Upset.

LAFAYETTE both share of the
"od Oaken bucket be
stadium when the Boermakers
tackled Indiana conceded have the best chance
Black the last
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
Golf Defeat Fails to
Daunt Babe DidriksOn
Wonder Girl Athlete Loses in Tourney, but Says She'll
Win u. S. and British Titles Now.


FIT WORTH 24-Frankly Mildred Babe Did
athlete today record
dieting and British woenS golf cham
pionships befor the game
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Amateur Football

The Midway Flyers will meet the
Irvington Merchants tomorrow at
Garfield park at 2:3O. The Flyers
tripped Beech Grove last Sunday.
The Lawrence A. c. eleven viii
clash with Beech Grove at Beech
Grove tomorrow. Bill RuuOlpn,
Lawrence half back, is out with in
iuries. The A. C.s will hold final
practice tomorrow morning. Hunt,
White. Green and Rome notice.
The Irvington All-Stars will play
an all-star Negro football team at
Ellenberger park tomorrow after
noon at ?.
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H. s. Football

Games Of Friday
CriSpus Attacks Indianapolis,
SO; Roosevelt Gary, :.
Central South Bend, 20; Whit
ing, 0.
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By Eddie Ash

y. Danny Game Stirs Old Memories
CHM Was Hero in '20-And Then He Died
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the University Club and Mrs. +.

the University Club and Mrs. T.
Howard Duckett. Miss Florence Berry
man, Dr. and Mrs. william Cabell
Moore, the Postmaster Of the District
and Mrs. William M. Mooney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Corby, DR.. and Mrs. Atherton
Seidell, Judge and Mrs. w. E. Hum
phrey. the president Of the Arts Club
and Mrs. Charles Bittinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Sholes, Mrs. Marie
Tunstall Lingo. Miss Mona Gill, Miss
Florence Bergman, Mr.. Lewis Lotion
Moneyway, Mr.. Albert E. Stephan, Miss
Roseanne McQuesten and Mr.. John
Bowen of Seattle. Wash.
Judge John c. Fischer Of Seattle,
Wash, was host at dinner at the club
before the talk entertaining in compn-
ment to his mother Mrs. Frank Carlton
Fischer Of Richmond, Va. His other
guests were Judge and Mrs. C. c. Nc
Chord, Senator and Mrs. Josiah w.
Bailey. Gen. and Mrs Frank T. Hines.
Gov. and Mrs. E. F. Morgan, Judge
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tonight for the wedding party and out
- A0v

tonight for the wedding party and out
of-town guests.
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe. wife Of
Judge Kincheloe, United States Customs
Court, New York, and their daughter,
Miss Gene Kincheloe, arrived in Wash
ington yesterday from New York ana
will be guests of Mrs. william Kinnan
in Chevy Chase, D. c..
This afternoon they are guests at
the Congressional Club, Of which both
are members, and will give a delightful
program Of song and dance. Mrs:
Kincheloe will give a combination OF
singing and whistling numbers and
Miss Kincheloe will give an exhibition
of tap and other dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre will
entertain at dinner this evening In
their home, on Sixteenth street.
The former Peruvian Minister to
London and Sonora de Gonzalez-Prada
will leave by motor this afternoon for
Palm Beach, where they will spend sew
eral weeks before continuing their
motor trip to Mexico City and then te
California. Senor and Sonora dt
Gonzalez-Prada will return to Wash.
ington in about two months to join the
latter's mother, Mrs. Emerson Howe
who is visiting Miss Elizabeth HoWrJ
and Miss Mary Howry.
Mrs. Dale David Drain entertained
at luncheon today in honor Of Miss
Nancy Lesh, debutante daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lesh.
Princess Boncompagni has arrived II
Washington from weeks visit IN Bos.
ton and will be at the Mayfower fol
the remainder of the season. The
princess returned to New York from
Europe the first Of the year and spent
land.
Mrs. Sidney w. Straus announces tn
marriage of her daughter Victoria to
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honor Of Miss Sallie HewS Phillips,
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ze
Barney Thorne Phillips, whose marriage
to Mr.. Robert Wallace McClenahan will
take place tomorrow. The guests were
the members OF Miss Phillips bridal
party.
Miss Anne Carter Greene will enter
tain the wedding party after the re-
hearsal this evening and Miss Olivia
Phelps Stokes will entertain at dinner
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SOCIETY
Continued From Second Page.)

daughter and son, Miss Ymelda
Chavez and Mr.. Dennis Chavez, 1r.
Mrs. Chavez wore a becoming gown OF
beige satin made with train and her
daughter was in black net, the skirt
with many rlff1es of the net and the
waistline marked by red sash.
Mrs. Chester c. Bottoms gown was
of tile red, heavy crepe, the bodice
having a deep cape collar from the
dropped shoulders and falling to the
elbows and edged with a wide band OF
sable fur.
Mrs. Fred A. Britten was in a gown
of mauve color velvet with diamond
earrings, necklace and bracelets.
Representative Virginia Ellis Jenckes
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Virginia Ray Jenckes, who wore a
cherry color chiffon gown. Represent
ative Jenckes was in blue chiffon, the
V-neckline edged with silk cornf1owers.
Mrs Harry C. Ransley wore black
satin. the bodice pailletted in silver.
The chaplain of the Senate, Rev. DR..
ze Barney Phillips, with Mrs. Phillips
and their daughter, Miss Sallie Hews
Phillips. and her fiance, Mr.. Robert
Wallace McClenahan, held court"
wherever they went. Miss Phillips
wore ivory satin and crepe simply
made, nodded to her figure and with
out trimming. She wore pearl dog
collar and pearl stud earrings. Miss
Phillips had a gown of deep orchid
crepe, the small diamond clasps on the
bodice being the only trimming.
Mrs. John E. Rankin's gown was of
white crepe, the bodice embroidered in
pearls.
Mrs. Jack Marshall was a lovely pic
ture in a grown of white lace made on
graceful lines with slight train. With
cluster of orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zelov of Phila-
delphia, accompanied by DR.. George B.
Karolitz of Columbia University, who
are in Washington for few days were
in the company. Mrs Zelov wore black
lace simply made and without trim
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. zelov and DR..
KarolitZ are guests of Mrs. Zelov's
mother, Mrs. Randolph Hopkins. over
Sunday.
Miss Louise Mcfarland and Miss Isa
bella Mcfarland. twin sisters. natives
Of Texas, who are in school in Wash
ington, were among the guests. They
were dressed alike in striking costumes
of black and white. The skirts OF black
crepe were long and faring and the
bodices, made with full sleeves to the
elbows, and moderate v neckS back and
front were of narrow ruff1es of lace.
They wore perky" little hats of jet
smartly cooked" on one side and hav-
ing short nose wells of finest mesh net.
Mrs. Roosevelt heads the list of pa
tronesses for the benefit performance
of Double Door," at the National
Theater Monday evening, February S,
NJ,,l~
soring for the benefit of its scholar
ship fund. Mrs. Clayton Haskell is
chairman of the Committee on Arrange
ments, assisted by Mrs. Thomas James
Camp and Mrs. Emory Scott Land as
vice chairman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings Among
Guests at Dinner This Evening.

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Homer S. Cummings will be guests at
the dinner former Senator and Mrs.
Gilbert N. Hitchcock will give this eve
ming for their houseguests.. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Norfleet of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs Hitchcock entertained at lunch
con today at the Sulgrave Club for
Mrs. Norfleet.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
and the Honorable Lady Lindsay have
cancelled their social engagements for
the next few weeks on account of the
death of the Ambassadors mother, the
Dowager Countess Of Crawford and Bal
cares.
The Ambassador of Germany. Herr
Hans Luther and the Minister OF Swift
Zerland and Nine. Peter will be guests
at the dinner this evening by assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Wilbur j.
Carr in honor of the former Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs and Mrs
Charles j. Rhoads of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Rhoads and her niece, Miss Louise
Gurney Fugue arrived in Washington
early in the week and are at the Sui
grave Club. Mr.. Rhoads will come to
the city this afternoon.
The Ambassador of the Soviet So
cialist Republics and Nine. Troyanovsky
will be the guests in whose honor the
charge daffairss of Japan and Nine
Taketomi will entertain at dinner in
the embassy Monday.
The Acting Secretary of State and
Mrs. William Phillips entertained in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon in
their home on Massachusetts avenue
for State Department officials and their
wives At the tea table were Mrs. Will
bur j. Carr, Miss Moore. sister of the
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr.. R.
Walton Moore: Mrs Vinton Chaplin
and Mrs William r. Castle. jr.
Acting Secretary and Mrs. Phillips
will entertain at dinner tomorrow eve
hing for their debutante daughter. Miss
Beatrice Phillips. Dancing will follow
the dinner.
Nine Peter. wife of the Minister of
Switzerland, will not be at home this
afternoon
Mrs James Hamilton Lewis arrived
in Washington late yesterday afternoon
by motor from Chicago and is at the
MayfoWer where Senator Lewis has
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and Mrs. Urey Woodson, Judge and
Mrs. s. M. Wassell, MIR. and Mrs.
Guernsey T. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Jarnag1n, Maj and Mrs. Guy w. Chip
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl D. Chesney,
Col. and Mrs. James M. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Yancey Milburn, Mrs.
Nellie Tayloe Ross, Mrs. Katherine
Fuqua. Mrs. Pearl Schuster, Mrs. Helen
Continued on Fourth Page
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Nichols Of Kansas
City, Mo-, are guests at the Shoreham
and will remain over the week end.
Mrs Nichols will be the guest of Mrs.
Jacob Leander Loose at a luncheon
which the latter will give In her apart
ment at the Shoreham on Sunday.
Covers will be laid for 20. Mrs. Nichols
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Parties Precede Wedding
of Mrs. Phillips and Mr.. McClenahan.
Mrs Alvin T. Hert entertained at
luncheon today at the Sulgrave Club IN
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Former Senator and Mrs. Watson
Honor Guests at University Club.

Former Senator and Mrs. James e.
Watson Of Indiana were the guests of
honor at the University Club last eve
ming. the former later giving a delight
full talk on his "reminiscences. Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman acted as
hosts and presided at the honor guests
table. Others at that table were Sen
ator Clarence G. Din, the president Of
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Mr.. Ibrahim Seyfullah, secretary Of
the Turkish embassy. was among those
who entertained informally at dinner
last evening at the Carlton.
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was the guest Of Mrs. Loose In her
box at the concert Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra yesterday. and also at
Mrs. Townsend's musicale Wednesday
morning, when Mrs. Loose also had as
her guests Mrs. Harry Baxter and Mrs.
w. Harry Brown.
Mrs. John l.. Gable Of Lima, Ohio,
will arrive In Washington this evening
from her home, and while here for a
lengthy visit she will be at the Ward
man Park Hotel
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Lieut. Gen. Frederick Won Boetticher.
military attache of the German en-
bassy, was among those who entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday at
the Carlton.
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Mrs. Emanuel Celler and Miss Jane
Celler wife and daughter of Repre-
sentative Celler of New York, are in
Washington at the Mayf1ower for a
few DAYS
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look Ahead' is a good watchword for any store
when it's put into action. In the past few
months, Brooks has looked ahead and made vast
improvements in styling of merchandise, in serv-
ice to customers, in the physical comfort and
beauty of the store -. all this while maintaining
its policy of moderate prices Look ahead with
Brooks &. remember the address 100 G.
Street
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Mr.. Albert L Ofstrom, formerly Of New
York, which took place this morning
ut $50 o'clock, Justice James M. Proc
tor officiating. Mr.. Ofstrom and his
bride will be at home after February
1 at 1925 Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas H. Strawn Of
Chicago are at the Mayflower until
Sunday. Mr.. Strawn, a former presi-
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce Of
the United States, is here for meeting
Of the board Of directors of the chamber.
They were in New York for day or
two before coming to the Capital last
night.
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occupied an apartment since the con
vening of Congress.

vening OF Congress.
Representative Florence P. Kahn has
visiting her her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Julius Kahn, jr., and her young son,
julius Kahn, Sd. Mrs. Kahn, jr., has
been visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs.
R. R. Hannay at Governors Island,
NY.
Representative Virginia Ellis Jenckes
and her daughter, Miss Virginia Ray
Jenckes. entertained at luncheon yes
terday in the Speakers dining room in
the Capitol in honor of Miss Mary
Baker of Indiana Among the guests
were Mrs. F. R. Washington, Miss
Miss Adelaide Emley, Miss Marion Nc
Donagh, Miss Margaret Sitter, Miss
Mary Rhue and Miss Betty Cook.
Representative Donald H. Mclean,
who has taken an apartment at the
Carlton for the session of Congress,
has been joined by Mrs. Mclean.
Representative and Mrs. Fred M.
Vinson of Ashland, KY. and their fam
lily, have taken an apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel for the remainder
of the season.
Representative Harry Haines of
Pennsylvania has been joined BY Mrs.
Haines at the willard She was ac-
companied by their daughter. Miss
Charlotte Haines. and son, Mr.. George
Haines. Mr.. Walter Rothensies OF
York, Pa, is their guest at the Willard.
Representative Frederick J. Sisson
of Whitesboro, N. Y, has been joined
in his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel by Mrs. Sisson for the remainder
of the session.
Mrs. Emanuel Celler and Miss Jane
Celler, wife and daughter of Repre-
sentative Celler of New York, are in
Washington at the Maydower for a
few days.
Lieut.. Gen. Frederick Won Boetticher,
military attache of the German en-
bassy, was among those who entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday at
| the Carlton.
Mr. Ibrahim Seyfullah, secretary OF
the Turkish embassy was among those
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Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis arrived
in Washington late yesterday afternoon
by motor from Chicago and is at the
Mayfower where Senator Lewis has
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Nine Peter, wife of the Minister of
Switzerland, will not be at home this
afternoon
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Representative Frederick J. Sisson
of Whitesboro, N. Y, has been joined
in his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel by Mrs. Sisson for the remainder
of the session.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre Will
entertain at dinner this evening IN
their home, on Sixteenth street.
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The Ambassador of the Soviet So
cialist Republics and Nine. Troyanovsky
will be the guests in whose honor the
charge d'affairss of Japan and Nine
Taketomi will entertain at dinner in
the embaSSV Monday
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Representative and Mrs. Fred NJ
Vinson of Ashland, KY, and their fam
lily, have taken an apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel for the remainder
of the season.
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Mrs Dale David Drain entertained
at luncheon today in honor Of Miss
Nancy. Lesh, debutante daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Paul IeSh.
Evening star., 1934-01-19

Mrs. Sidney w. Straus announces the
marriage of her daughter Victoria to
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PAGE IL
Civic Association 70 Meet

Fall Creek Civic Association will
meet at 8 Monday night In the
Marott. A. c. Sallee, superintendent
of parks, will speak.
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APPRAISAL FOR
SLUM PROJECT
HERE is BEGUN
Purchase of Property for
100000 Building to
Follow Survey.

Purchase of property for the
100000 federal housing project
will follow the appraisal of the
property begun here yesterday by
Herbert M. Knight and z. B. Hunt,
local real estate dealers.
Boundaries for the slum clearance
program and government housing
plan will be Blake. Locke and North
street and Indiana avenue, it was
revealed yesterday.
Options upon 225 parcels, some of
which include several pieces Of
property, were obtained when the
community plan committee Of the
indianapolis Chamer of Commerce
was working on the project some
time ago.
Negotiation for the purchase will
begin as soon as the appraisal work
has been completed with George T.
Whelden, M. M. Miller, Dunlop &
Holtegel, David Smith and Norbert
Fox aiding in the purchase, it was
understood.
The buildings probably will be two
or three stories high and contain
one, two and three-room apart
ments. Only about 2 per cent of
the land will be covered by build
ings, the rest to be used for park
and recreational purposes for those
living in the apartments.
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AUSTRALIAN MAN TO
GET SPEEDWAY NEWS
FROM TIMES EXTRA

The screaming whine OF race
cars skidding around the corners
at the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way, the hot smell of castor oil
and the grease grimed faces of
the drivers vicariOusly will reach
a point thousands of miles from
Indianapolis, Melbourne, Australia.
No human habitation is farth-
er away from Indianapolis than
Melbourne. The special race edi-
ton of The Times will begin its
long journey to the other side Of
the world Immediately after the
results of the 50O-mile race are
flashed.
Perhaps a month, perhaps six
weeks later H. j. Bryant OF Mel
bourne will receive the newspaper
and avidly follow the thrilling
stories of fast cars and stout
hearted drivers.
The Times today received a let
ter from Mr.. Bryant asking that
a race edition be sent him.
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indianapolis Tomorrow

Rainbow Division, dinner, Wash
ington.
Advertising Club, luncheon, Co.
lumbia Club.
Alliance Franchise, 8 p, M, Wash
ington.
Engineering Society, luncheon,
Board of Trade.
Sigma MI. luncheon, Washington
Sigma Chi, luncheon, Board of
Trade.
Real Estate Board, luncheon,
Washington.
American Business Club, lunch
con, Columbia Club.
Shrine Caravan Club, luncheon,
Scottish Rite cathedral.
Acacia, luncheon. Board of Trade.
Illini Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
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CLASS NURSES
REPRISALS FOR
SENATE SLIGHT
Omitted as Stock Market
Conferee, He Tries to
Tint Committee.
ByURitcd Press

b. Tnffcd Pros
WASHINGTON. May Is. - The
indignation Of Senator Carter Glass
Dem. Va. all but surpassed the
powers Of the notable Glass
vcca bulary today while the question
ragged as to whether his threatened
reservation from the banking COM
mittee would be effective.
The doughty Virginia's latest
WORDS were that he had rendered his
RESIGNATION. The even later word Of
Ma ioritv Leader Joseph T. Robinson
was that no resignation or realign-
ments would take place. In other
words. that Senator Glass could not
resign.
The controversy grew out of the
failure Of Senator Duncan u.
Fletcher Dem. fla. to include
Nj. Glass among the conferees on
the stock market control bill. AS
ranking Democrat. senate prece-
dence required that he be appointed
Senator Fletcher said the choice OF
Senators Alben w. Barley Dem.
Ky. and James F. Byrnes Dem,
s. c.. was inspired by their SYM
pathv" toward the measure.
Both the latter have offered to re-
S IN as conferees. but Senator Glass
WI not hear of it-now. Mr.. Glass
apparently feels the gauntlet has
been tossed and he has accepted the
challenge.
Observers, mindful Of the Glass
skill. are waiting for the fur TO fly.
They see the conflict as another
act in the subplot Of a new deal
drama. which has Mr.. Glass as its
major participant.
Since he was offered and rejected
the post of treasury secretary I'M
der President Roosevelt his life has
been lively one. Opposed to many
administration monetary and bank
ing policies, he has fought them
futilely. but with a skill that has
fired the admiration of legislative
friends and enemies. He has no
personal enemies.
In the stock market bill, he wrote
the provision setting up new COM
mission TO control exchanges. Those
familiar with the bill believe he was
eliminated from the confereeS in or
der to eliminate this latter proposal
and Mr.. Glass quite agrees with
them.
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of the Indiana probation depart
ment: Miss Emma c. Puschner, ma
tional chairman of child welfare
work of the American Legion and
member Of the state probation COM
mission: Scion C. Vial, vice chair
man Of the commission; Maurice l..
Petit, president Of the Indiana Pro-
baton Association, and Mrs. Daisy
D. Bates. chief probation officer of
the Marion juvenile court.