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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
MAY HARDWARE SALES
REACHING GOOD TOTALS
Carpenters and Builders Tools Are
in Demand.

81 ! mas NpftiGt
NEW YORK, MAY 24.-May sales
of hardware are reaching good
totals. despite the political uncer-
tainties which are handicapping all
business men, Hardware Age de-
clared today in its summary.
Neither small nor large firms
have full inventories, as a rule, and
instances are multiplying of delayed
service where manufacturers or job
bers are faced with an unexpected
rush of orders.
Intervals of unfavorable wealth
err" the summary said. have slowed
retail sales of farm. garden and
lawn supplies. but with each time
favorable weather returns, buying
again becomes active. Wholesalers
haze experienced quite ali increase
IT demand for carpenters and
builders tools
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ARMY DESERTER. FREE
20 YEARS. ARRESTED
French Soldier Led Peaceful Life as
Factory Worker.

on NEfl fFfSs
PARIS. May 24-Arrested by the
police 20 years after his deSertion
from the French army, Eugene
Marcel Guillois was brought before
a military tribunal and given a
suspended sentence Of three years
in prison.
Gullois. who was a member Of
the Fifth Regiment of Engineers.
deserted in June. 1917, when the
troops were leaving the railroad
station at Versailles for the front.
Since that time he has used the
name of GuillaiX and under that
name led a peaceful and quiet life
as a factory worker in Saint-Cha-
mOnd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
MINNESOTA DEPOSITS
SHOW RECORD GAIN
Increase of S12,392,OOO Reported
Since End of 1884.


By United Press
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May "a
Healthy condition of Minnesota S
478 state savings and trust banks is
reflected in the latest bank call
which showed an increase of S12,-
$4,000 in deposits over Dec. 81,
Elmer A. Benson, state banking
commissioner, said today.
Total deposits were s219 $4,000.
Commercial deposits increased 81
100000 to O.389 900 and savings
deposits S4,2590O0 to S149,311 900.
Reserve on hand at the banks
totaled s4O,964,OOO. or three and one
half times the reserve required by
law. while cash on hand increased
s4100,000 to total of S45.512,000
The increase in deposits was the
biggest of any three months period
of any year." Benson said.
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UNION. 744-5-rm modern and garage;
good condition; close 70 town: $40 per
mo: water pd. J. S CRUISE. INC. RI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
AID CLUB NAMES
C. VANCE SMITH
Roy E. Blossom Is Elected
Vice President; July II
Installing Date.

G. Vance Smith was reelected
president of the Indianapolis Ad-
vertising Club yesterday afternoon
in the Columbia Club
Roy E. Blossom is vice president;
Leroy c. Breunig, treasurer; Harry
Rogers, sergeant-at-armS; Rudolph
Miller, secretary, and Albert L.
Marshall, James R. COryell and
Arthur S. Overbay. directors
They will be installed July II at
the Woodstock Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
MAN REFUSES TO WORK.
GETS PRISON SENTENCE
Relief Client. Charged With Non
support. Draws l to 3 Years.

By ntfcd Press
FREMONT. O.. May 24.-Because
he preferred going TO prison rather
than working for the township
trustees. W. G. Jones. 55-year-old
farmer and relief client. was given
a one to three-year sentence in the
penitentiary.
Jones. charged with non-suppor'
OF his five children. was sentenced
By Judge A. Y. Baumann. Town.
ship trustees had complained that
Jones had squandered an inherit
ance of s7O0 and refused to work.
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MORRIs-sT, l744 W-6-room double
modern. garage, water paid. newly deco
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LISTING RULES REVISED

NEW YORK. May 24-The New
York Stock Exchange today advised
corporations having shares listed
that the exchange should be no
tilted Immediately Of contemplated
redemption Of securities or any
event which will result in redemp-
ton.
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Building Permits

Ida Pike. 6135 Riverview-dr $4,000. one
story brick dwelling. o,o a.
Celtic Savings and Loan Co.. SAG Ar
boTav. SO regoQ pfoS dweaIBi8n g craceland-av
s400 new porch and flooring.
John Ainslev. 28l1 Shelbv-st. $3.50. new
pofT Seber Brewing Co. 1245 S. .west-st.
sli80 new canopies on present building
Charles Young. 2205 S Merlolan-st. sou.
rerOOf dwelling
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TRAFFIC VI0LATOR Is
GIVEN LIMIT OF LAW
Defendant Fined SIO7, Sentenced to
$50 Days.

The full severity of the law was
given Neve Baker, A, Anderson,
alleged drunken driver. by Munich
pal Judge Karabel today. Baker
was fined a total of S107, sentenced
TO $50 days on the Indiana State
Farm and denied drivers privilege
for one year.
Baker was charged with intoXica-
ton. drunken driving no drivers
license and failure to stop after an
accident. His auto crashed into one
driven by James Morrical, 38, R. R
9. Box 500.
Two persons riding with Baker
also were disciplined by the court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
ANNoUNCEME NTS
Death Notices

BAUER, FRANK-Beloved husband OF Ida
NJ. father of Oral and Frank O. Bauer,
Mrs Mildred Dicks. Mrs. Opal Wlnale
and Mrs. Velma Horn OF Miami; F 5aaI
= Thursday. Services at the FLANNER
q BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday,
D m Burial Grown Hill. Friends IN.
little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin 4.
Donahue. passed away St. Vincent
Hospital Wednesday, 10 a. m. FuneiTai
$50 D m Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill Friends may call after
D. m Thursday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
GIRVIN. MARY beloved wife Of Thorn
as n Girvin. mother OF Thomas; JACK;
Robert. William and Helen Giryln ana
Mrs Catherine Akers. died WEDNESDAY;
May p Fqnedal N Nav yhs IS h S8e ne
Service at Assumption Church. a m.
Friends invited BLACKWELL SERV-
ICE Altar Society will meet f;5O FIJI
day evening for roSa-y.
HOCHSTETLER, AARON F.-Age SO, broth
er Of Irwin Hochstetler OF indianapolis;
Harley Hochstetler Of Bloomfield, ana
Msyme Curry Of Greencastle. ING
passed away at his residence. $685.
Donna -av. Thursday morning. Funeral
at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL
946 \. Illinois-st, Saturrday I,u p m
Friends invited. Burial crown Hill
HOPKINS. RUSSELL LOWELL-Father Of
Harriett Hopkins son Of William L.
Hopkins brother OF Harlan ana Cnar-
lotte Hopkins and Mrs. Irma Miller
passed away Wednesday evening. SerY-
ices FIANNER & BUCHANAN MORIO-
AIRY Saturday. 10 a. m. trlehos IN
vited Burial Memorial Park.
KERN. PHILLIPENA-Wife of julius Kern,
mother OF George Kern and Katherine
Warren. passed away at the residence:
1910 Laurel-st May %. 1895 Funeral
at the residence Saturday, D. m
Friends invited.
NOWLING. MRS. MARGARET-Widow Of
David Nowling. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Ruth Lynch. Bert and Prank Moving
OF Indiana polls. David c. OF Chicago.
Jack of Lafayette. Flora Of North Caro-
lima. and Grover o. New fork, oepar5eq
this life Thursday. age u years. Funeral
KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station-st,
D. H.. burial Washington Park. Friends
invited.
RAWN. FRANK Tong time a resident
a. the New Palace Hotel. passed away
Thursday morning MAY % Funeral
services p. m. SATURDAY. May Is. al
the RACSDALE & PRICE FUNERAL
HOME. 1919 n. Alabama-st. Friends in
vited. Interment Crown Hill
ROTH. CASSIE beloved wife Of Dan
v Roth. mother OF Mrs. Lena Downward
and George II Roth. passed away Thurs
day morning. age So years. Funeral
services Mcndav 10 a. n Ct The DaSi-
6ence. 1877 n Belle Vieu-pl. Friends in
vited Burial Washington Park Cemetery
Friends may call at the residence after
noon Saturday. CONKLE SERVICE.
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Postal Receipts Soaring

u 7 ~ = 7 7 -
WASHINGTON. May 24.-Post-
office receipts for the first 10 months
of the fiscal year are up $4,000, 900
over last year. Postmaster General
James A. Farley said this afternoon
in predicting a surplus for his de-
partment's operation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
WALL ST. SATIRE OUT
Bawl Street Journal Makes Appear
ance Today.

III
NEW YORK. May 24.-Broadly
satirizing national politics and de-
velopments in the financial district,
the 1885 edition Of the Bawl Street
Journal made its appearance in con-
nection with the field day of the
Bond Club of New York. More than
500 contributors submitted material
for this annual burleSque on the
Wall Street Journal, John a. Stra-
lev. its editor. said today.
As usual. the New York Stock Ex-
change and the railroads will be
favorite targets for the quips of the
financial humoristS.
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PRETTY INCRID
: is MARRIED TO
DANISH PRINCE
Nations Celebrate as Royal
Houses Are Joined
in Marriage.
Continued From Page One

the gay activities with which the
event was celebrated. Ingrid is 25.
Fredcrik SO.
Princess Ingrid's bridal dress was
Of crepe satin, high-necked. with a
tightly draped bodice, long, straight
sleeves and a train about 20 feet
long, trimmed with the beautiful
point de venise lace which her
mother. the late Princess Margaret
OF Connaught. wore for her own
wedding 30 years ago. Ingrid's veil
was of the same lace On her head
she wore a wreath of myrtle, in ac-
cordance with Swedish custom. She
wore no jewels.
The service was simple. Music
was by mixed choir with the con-
gregatiOn joining in hymns.
Drive Around City
Theer was a wedding breakfast
at the royal palace and Ingrid and
Frederik drove round the city in
an open state carriage drawn by six
horses and escorted by cavalry so
that the people could see and greet
them.
After tea the prince and his
princess Weer to board the Danish
royal yacht, Danneborg, to go to
their capital, Copenhagen. The
yacht will be escorted part Of the
way by a Swedish warShip to Dan
ish waters. 1t will arrive Sunday.
They have arranged for a short
honeymoon at an unrevealed place
on the French Riviera.
Allowance to Be liked
Frederik's allowance as a married
man will be raised from $4,000 krO-
ner to 10000 kroner ($1O,56O to
SIG, 400 and Ingrid will receive H.
200 kroner ($2,464 pin money from
the Danish government.
Ingrid is a pretty, quiet ash blond,
with shingled hair, tall and ath-
letic She is one of the most ac-
complished of princesses. A linguiSt,
a good dancer, an excellent horse
woman. She has had a thorough
training in cooking, sewing and
taking care of a home.
Frederik is the musician Of Eu-
ropean royalty. Son of King Chris
tan x, he is tall and blond. He
frequently conducts the royal band
at Copenhagen. He is not athletic.
He likes motoring and travelling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
15A Statesmen, Solicitors, Agents

NATIONALLY known institution. est. 80
years, opening Indiana with new deal II in
ENGiNEERfNG and TEL VISION
BROADCASTING, etc. Men making $500
comm. monthly and up. This is not
YOU desire high grade permanent con-
nection with Al organization have car
and can make bond. Experience desir-
required. Phone H NJ CHASE, Lincoln
Hotel Indianapolis for interview.
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Churchman Faces Morals Charge.

TREE BIN, Germany. May "a
Josef WeiSSenberg. head of the dis
solved sect. Church of the Revela-
ton" was arrested today charged
with immoral relations with u 10
2O-year-old members OF the Girls
League which he founded.
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SWAP. highest cash price for clean %
or % Ford or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J.
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SIRUcTI0 MS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

TRAIN for Diesel engineering. Write or
call for Diesel Topics. -
DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
AIS Peoples Bank Bldg. RI-8l82
WANTED-S Students interested in appearing
in light opera production. Give salary
and travel when produced. Call CORDE-
SELL STUDIO. TA-6053
LEARN beauty culture in a state recog-
nzed school. Earn while learning. Rea-
sonable tuition fee Call or write for
booklet. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY
SCHOOL. 342 E. Wash. RI-0192.
DIESEL ENGINEERS MEN being selected
to train for positions in DIESEL ENGI-
liminary work at home. then taken Los
Angeles, transportation paid for prac-
tical training in National Shops. Write
Box K-2076.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Births
Girls.
Paul and Jeanne Clark. St. Vincent's
Hospital.
George and Ola Bishop. st. Vincent's
Nsal and Ethel Basin 81 w. Arizona.
Garrett and Katherine Bugg 9l5 REFS
Nathan and Mabel Schoolfeld Methodist
Hollis and Geraldine Yensel Methodist
Hospital. ST.,
Wesley and Agnes Gilbert. Methodist
Charles and Dorothy Ross st. Vincent S
Hospital. -
William and Sarah Gavin St Vincent
Hospital.
Bows
John. and Eyarlie Bovcea 52t8 BURGESS.
Carter and Harriet Helton. Methodist
Edward and Ethel Rushton. 1899 N.
Maurice and Mary Bumen St. vincents
Hospital. - .,
Hospital.
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SWAP. highest cash price for clean %
or % Ford or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE: good condi-
ton: for good 9Xl2 rug. 1R-5846.
EQUITY in "a Olds coach for Austin or
light car. or cash. CH-4425
PONTIAC-'27 coach. S45: used lumber or
what have you? 335 S. Harris-av.
TRADE floor sander for late model car.
o. WISLER. Centerton. Ind.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home
allows you cheaper price. Cash? DR.
4146-J.
WILL PAY $500 cash, girls used bicycles.
803 E. 63rd-St. WA-ll33.
SWAP cash for radios and parts; any con-
dition. 725 Fl. Wayne-av. Ll-7273.
I2-TON Model T truck pickup. 2-wheel
trailer. l4-h.-p. motor, (4l 30x3i2 tires
a. 35x6. 81 32x412. "a 22x5, a. 34x4
551 Grande-av. from 420e w. Michigan.
USED CARS. trucks and tractor parts.
Sale or trade. 800 E. Georgia-st. DR.
SWAP or sell g o9Sd mix COY coy for car or
SWAP or sell chickens for electric washer
or cash. MR. CAMDEN. 1900 Carson-av.
EXPERT mechanic, equipped to repair
your automobile. cheaper. Guaranteed
cash orr Laurel-st. garage. 1886 Hoyt-
av. DR-2487.
CASH for extension ladder. 1923 Bates,
or call DR-1332
TO TRADERS-n you can not find
what you desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. P1-555l
and we will attempt to arrange trace
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viously published. There Is no charge
for this service
ing because interesting bargains Of MANY
kinds are listed here datlv
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE
IA Help Wanted-Female

GIRL-Complete beauty course free; light
office duties. 40l-R
WOMEN with sewing machines to sew
RHINELANDER GARMENT CO. Rhine
lander Wis
WOMEN-Unemployed. do you want to
work.. Are YOU responsible? This Is
women who are working for future. need
to apply Is women. free to work in
Indpls Apply or write 578 Century
Bldg.
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| $40 MO.-4l6 Grand-av.; 5 room modern
bungalow, except furnace Newly deco
rated throughout: LI-749l. GREGORY
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4 Lost and Found
) Personals

MEAT. Vegetables. Bread. Drink DOC
HILLS LUNCH 209 E. Ohio
FALSE teeth repaired. Use up. New plate
$3.50. DIR. CARTER 626 K.P bid 1850
COMBINATION hair cut, shampoo and fin
ger wave 25c INTERNATIONAL BEAU
TY SCHOOL, 342 E. Wash. .RI-Ol92.
NATURES Mineral Food for Health. Call
RI-1461 for free sample. N. M. F. Co ,
127 E. Ohio-st.
CHICKENS fried for your race lunch. Sis
each HOMESTEAD" 1894 N Meridian.
WA-4777.
FOR GRADUATION, so cards with your
name printed and delivered, Csc. RICH
ARDS THE PRINTER" 326 Virginia-av.
DANCE card party and floor show,
TRAVERTINE ROOM, LINCOLN HOTEL
tonight. 8 p. m. Admission. 40c.
MEMBERS of the Altar Society will meet
at 730 Friday evening for rosary at the
home, lib Oliver-av.
QUICK & EASY-Complete beauty train
ing as low as $l985; diplomas. ROYAL
BEAUTY ACADEMY, 40l Roosevelt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
Patronage Woes Barred

Discussing patronage troubles,
Mr.. Greenlee spoke of the mathe-
NAUTICAL difficulty of making 5000
Jobs meet the demands of 10000 de
serving workers
He revealed that the state organ
ization is funcuoning perfectly in all
except five counties OF the state and
that the patronage problem Is han
died in the other 81 through the
Organization from precinct commit
teenan up.
He spoke Of "chiSelers and double
croSscrs within the party and de-
clared he would rather go down
with my friends than so up with a
lot of fairweather friends who care
only for what they can get out OF
Won
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Is Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY

A 10-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe day cash
with order. Come to The Times office. PA
W Maryland. one square from Illinois and
Washngton-stS. down Kentucky-aV and let
us help YOU secure lob
HOUSEKEEPER = Prefer bachelor or
widower with 1 child. S56 River-av.
OFFICE work any kind: reliable refer
ences; available now. Times K-2078.
DAY or week work for ladies': common la
Dor for men: day or week general house
cleaning UNITY CENTER. II-5660.
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10 Rooms with Board

ALABAMA. N, 1224-Large front room.
good meals: $3.50 each RI-6647.
COLLEGE. 3l57-Nice room. for 1 or 2
young men; private family: references.
HA-2385-W.
OLNEY. N, 953-Large cheerful room,
suitable for l or 2; meals optional.
Widows home.
REAL home for gentlemen: Excellent food.
Very desirable. 1913 Park-av RI-9930.
ADULT family wants children under 5
years to board; excellent care. CH-2987.
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81 Miscellaneous For Sale

BARGAINS apiece living room suites. $40
and $50 each. Coffee tables with marble
tops. magazine racks. floor lamps. novel
ty table lamps. combination auto and
home radios, coal oil and gasoline
ranges BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT STATION. corner Capitol and
South-St
CLEAN hard used brick. 81 per 1000. MIL
LION POPULATION WRECKING CO.
$40 s. Delaware-st. LI-6270
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TWO MORE JOIN
100000 CLASS
Utah Copper and United Gas
Improvement Enter
Select Group.

~ lmes Npfci1t
NEW YORK, May 24.-Two more
100000 a year business leaders were
revealed today in salary reports
filed today with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. They are
ID. c. Jackling, president of the
Utah Copper Co., NO received
SOL 400 last year from that and
subsidiary companies. and John E.
Zimmerman. president and chair
man of the United Gas Improve
ment Co., who received an even
100000.
Other salaries reported follow:
Kenneco;t Conner Corn.
Ste1hen Birch. chairman --.-.--- 2.Ig0
z 7 Standard. president ----.----- t0.oZu
Briggs Manufacturing Co. 1900.
W o. Briggs president Sb9.0U9
". 2. Brown. assistant TO president oO.uUu
southern California Gas Co.
A. b Macbeth. president -...-.---- S49.UOO
Houston Oil Co. tTexaS
George A. Hill Jr. president ..-.-. 81. 46O
Edison Brothers Stores. Inc.
Harry Edison. president So lUU
Samuel Edison. secretary ..---- ~. iuH
Mark A Edison. vice president x Ivy
Simon Edison. vice president ..--- ~. luU
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Furnished Rooms

So; MASSACHUSETTS,. 7O3, APT. 5-Clean
room suitable 2. Constant hot water;
walking distance RI-32O6.
COLLEGE. 3925-Pleasant room. suitable
for 1 or girls. Home privileges. WA
2iis-R
COLLEGE. 27l7-Clean airy sleeping
room: garage; all conveniences.
OXFORD N. 540-Attractive front: twin
beds gentlemen: private home; meals
optional. CH-3966.
Pennsylvania N. l233-ROOMS. FUR
NISHED OR UNFURNISHED: REASON
ABLE LI-2602.
NICELY furnished room. modern private
home: home privileges: So HE-25e3.
IDEAL for Speedway visitors: Delaware. S.,
2l26: strictly modern sleeping rooms;
very reasonable.
5-ROOM furnished house. water. lights.
gas pd.: adults. $500. Inquire 7l9 z.
New YORK
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male

GERS Company promoting indus
trial homestead's colonies 922 w. 32nd.
HA4382-M.
EXPERIENCED man wanted for dry
cleaning soliciting; references required.
705 Fairfeld-av. TA-5583
ALESMAN-Several high type men. exper.
in selling dealers. to work within a
radius of seventv-flve miles of lndplS.
57S Century Bldg.
BARBER students earn while learning.
low summer rate. GUIDES COLLEGE
OF BARBER SCIENCE 427 W. Wash
ington-St.
YOUNG MAN 81 to 27-must have good
education and be willing to work for
permanent position. State age. ex-
perience and salary desired. Box K 2073,
Times.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Distributor large manufacturing con;
Germ has several openings for reliable and
capable man as sales representative in re-
stricted areas. Must own OF. be in posi-
ton to purchase a 1885 Ford va Splen-
did opportunity to man of proper quail
fcations. Write or call Indianapolis Spe-
cialty Co.. Isl w. 10th St. LI-9277 Mon
day morning. May 81, a. m.
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Bauer Lauds Greenlee

This meeting is not a Greenlee
coming out party" he asserted.
He has not told me he IS a cam
didate. but If he is a candidate Tor
Governor. we all wish him we'll.
one Of the outstanding tributes
to Mr.. Greenlee was paid, curiouSly
enough. by Lenhardt Bauer, Nlgo
County State Representative, who
incurred administration disapproval
for the battle he waged in the
House against the liquor control bill.
He is regarded as one Of those
to whom the JenCkes nomination
might fall. if the party goes through
with its diSciplining at the next
primary. Others with an eye to-
ward this. who were present and
were introduced, were. John S.
McFaddin Jr.. Ben Seifres. lebanon:
Floyd l. McMurray. State Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction; Will
lett Parr. Lebanon. and State Sem
ator AlanSon L. Albright. Cayuga.