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THE IXDIAXAFOUS STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934. 4Wh INDIANA CENTRAL CHOIR TO SING "MESSIAH." AYRES DOWNSTAIRS STORE IX Dim I mi notru iu.inoa mm lt yopuHr-ffnce gift tore for the ISbott Jaimfy A ess lo to aiii. Teytt oft 1 Af k. a t.nV i1 a sift if aocij, r. nov na a 12 rn to 1 a 4 IV TODAY at 9 A.

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Kthel tiilliatl. dirertor; Mi I-ottie Mehaffey, Mi Kloris Hightmith, Miss Winona Ronton. Misa Clarke A ford and Mis Dona Hall. Second row Miss Wilma reamer. Miss Alice Vance, Miss Jessie Johnson, Miss Mary Co, Miss Cathryn Knrti and Miss I.etha KartelL Third row: Kngene Mogle, Miss Julia Wolfe, accompanist; Miss l.nrille HiKserson, Miss Winona Heath, Miss Trrva Miser and Henry Rusrhe.

Koutih row; Charles Smith, Melvin l.ivengnori, Robert Bamett, Williamson Hardin, Wayne Smith and Harold Patis. Fifth row; Verrollton Shanl. Wed Koehrn, Wilbur Wilson, John Chamber and Kldon Fonts. Basil O'Reilly, also a member of the choir, is not shorn n. .98 mm BALLYHOO DAY rime em For Every Type of Costume or Person Touches, Swa s.

Envelope and Zippers of fine leathers and leather grains. Disiincii Initial 2Sc to 50c so. IN TWO EXCITING PRICE GROUPS! OF CITY PAST, PUNSFORMED Creation of Permanent Body to Fight Underworld Is Favored at Conference. Fair CONCLUDED FBON PAGE 0X1. Includes 4 Styles tion from fsrm to city csn not continue in the percentages to which the country has been accustomed, be said.

Homes Must Be Livable. As the fourth reason, Mr. Dykstra said that in the long run "the spots in which people live must be livable. The very undoubted movement out of cities into suburbsn areas during the past generation, in the laat analysis, is a protest against the kind of cities we have ben building. "The happy city passed when ambitious citizens decided to go in for greatness snd the fruits of applied science," Mr.

Dykstra continued. "Too much of the energy hich built what we have was misdirected. It waa no one's fault No one planned what was going to happen. Now we face the question of relationships, of order snd foresight." Cities Need Replanning. Here Mr.

Dykstra present a his four specifications for the "decent greater city of the future." First, our cities ss physical structures need replanning, he said. In many cases, citiea will have to forget that they have streets and alleys and bgin with fresh drafting paper snd fresh ideas, he said. "Psrticularly is this true of close- Two Styles at 4 Pairs Sf .00 1,440 of heavy rib and very fine rib Real Silk, silk and wool socks. Plain colors that any man will like. Sizes 10 to 13 in this group.

OTMWS J2JI fa I0 WASHINGTON. Dec. determination to create a permanent, national anticrime organization tonight gained majority headway at the Attorney General's crime conference. The exact form this organization would take was a matter of debate, but virtually all of the 500 attending the colorful parley indicated an agreement that continuing, national machinery wis vital. The central agency would direct an antiunder-world offensive reaching from coast to coast.

National School Favored. While aeleoteH rUefft aift1 tka Dykstra stated. "The greater city proclaimed by the promoters as 'just around the corner' win never be. The desire and demand for a subway and these were widespread were woven around the idea that many places were to be second New Torks. A skyscraper on the plains of Kansas or Oklahoma just had to be.

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varied proposals snd shaped them in. blighted areas which now sr good for nothing except slums," he said. "These areas cost the public dearly in delinquency, crime, disease, dirt and sordid citizensnip. To those who ssy that this csn not be done without subsidy we hsve only to answer thst such areas are now heavily subsidized. Whether rebuilt or not, the public now psys the bills.

Let us have decency for our expenditures. New Conceptions Vrged. which attended the citv building after 1900, Mr. Dykstra declared. He presented four reasons why municipal leaders must acknowledge their mistakes in the past and co-operate along a higher plane in the future.

Mr. Dykstra predicted that within another generation the United States in all probability will have joined France aa a country with a stabil ior a lormai vote, it became apparent also that sentiment was strong for a national training school for peace officers, equipped with the best of scientific crime detection apparatus. New recommendations for overhauling existing law enforcement machinery, for arousing tha citizenry into a militant drive against criminals, for curbing the sale of fire arms and for rehabilitating rrim. In the "One-Stop Men's Shop" Downstairs at AYRES "Panhnninff vitl mn, that ftll ftf inals were received today as the crime conierence. in its third" day of meetings, sought to find the true answer to the nation's crime nrnh.

"HOLLY HOP" TO BE TUESDAY. lem. Pledges State Co-operation. The delegates in acting along these our conceptions about the values of congestion need reconsideration. Sub-waya and elevated structures which were to relieve congestion succeeded in only making it intolerable.

The high building which was to give us convenience has proved a delusion and a costly experiment Our replanning must take place under modern building codes snd zoning laws, 1 lines WOUld follnwina tha ized population. This statement, he explained, ia based upon the conclusions of a group which has been undertaking a atudy of the nation's population possibilities. However, ths equalization of the birth and death rates may be curtailed with the possibility that doors now closed to immigrants will awing open again, he said. Industrial Growth rnrertain. Second, Mr.

Dykstra asserted that few cities csn hope to hsve sny great future industrial growth. New industries will, of course, be born, but at the same time old ones are dying, he said. "Until a few years ago it continued to be true that further industrialization added to our industrial tions of both President Roosevelt awards and a tableau of scouting to be given at troop headquarters in ths Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church. Bert Servaas, local magician, will present a sleight of band performance. Scoutmaster Hubert T.

Vitz is directing the program. George Reid, Shubriclc Kothe and Richard McCord, troop members, will participate in the tableau, "The Background of Scouting." Edward Keller, assistant scoutmaster, is in charge of the troop court of honor at which William Barr and Bert Servaas Jr. will receive the eagle badge. The ten-year veteran badge will be given to Charles Simpson, troop committeeman, Willism Lilly and Otto Janus are to get the five-year veteran rank. Troop 60 during the last year has fulfilled all requirements specified by national headquarters and will receive the ten-year program award.

The unit was founded on Dec. 17, 1928, by eight charter members with Fred Carson as scoutmaster. The troop is re-registering with seventy-six members, four leaders and sis committeemen. Assistant scoutmasters are Edward Keller, Robert Hammer and Robert Simpson, while the committeemen are Herman Kothe, Charles Simpson, Otto Janus, Fred Robinson, Walter Lewis and Dr. Raymond Beeler.

Guests at the affair will be Scout Executive F. 0. Belzer, S. L. Norton, assistant executive; Dr.

Ernest Evans, Dr. Elmer G. Homrighausen, pastor of the church, and neighborhood scoutmasters. sna Attorney General Cummlngs, From Governor Ehringhaus of North Carolina, came an aaaartinn our minds snd hearts dedicated to I the welfare of thos who will live under municipal conditions. The de- I mands for light snd air, recreation and healthful living, decency, pn-1 that all states would co-operate to make law enforcement more effective.

"The Governors are prepared to accept." Ehringhaus said, "the challenge of the Federal government to undertake a great program looking tOWarria tha hottarmant A mm vacy and the development of per- sonality must first be met. It is high time to realize that cities must be built for centuries snd not for one generation. We have been building population," Mr. Dykstra pointed out. "This sccepted generslization needs revising in the light of electrical development and automatic pression snd crime prevention in this country, and will carry forward wholeheartedly any constructive movement in thst direction which may grow out of this conference." Advocates Crime Conference.

structures rather than cities. macnines. Third, he insisted that If certain cities grow within the next generation it. will be at the expense of others. The nation will have industrial and population transfer rather than a quite general urban population increase, he said.

The migra- (EDuOTIESir TRANSCONTINENTAL TIMOR I A LL THE There are today but two solid -Pullman; ail-first-class daily trains between Chicago and California both on the Santa Fe. One is THE CHIEF. The other is THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED. Criticizes Politirsl Structure. In his second specification, Mr.

Dykstra declared that the municipal political structure needs overhauling. It asserted that it is clear there is little chance to develop a ssne urban civilization unless every one is willing to socommodate public administration to the social and economic needs of the city population. Radical rearrangements in Federal, state snd city relationships, particularly in the fields of function and taxation, also were recommended by Mr. Dykstra. There must also be built up a strong economic structure, the speaker explained.

The impact of ii A' I MISS ETHEL FINLEV. Miss Elizabeth Jones, dancer, will appear in one of the headline numbers at the second annual "holly hop" charity ball sponsored by E. C. Atkins in the Hotel Severin Tuesday night. Miss Ethel Finley is chairman of the entertainment committee.

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Proceeds will be used to provide Christmas baskets for the needy. THE CHIEF is the finest, hours-fastest, and only extra fare train between Chi, cago and the Coast. Uu4 CONTINUOUS QUAKES TERRIFY HONDURAS THE CHIEF will again carry a Phoenix Pullman tri-weekly this winter. Scott M. Loftin, president of the American Bar Association, advocated continuing the crime conference from year to year with periodical reports to the attorney general.

A number of delegates agreed with Loftin, preferring this type of organization to a crime commission. Speaking st the morning session, Loftin told the conference the bar association was seeking to arouse citizens to demand that only trained men be employed for police work and thst their selection be divorced from politics. The association aiso is seeking to improve methods of selecting state judges. Favors Parole System. Sanford Bates, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, argued for the eventual release of all prisoners under parole, with strict supervision, rather than freeing them without supervision upon the expiration of their sentences.

Pledging co-operation in the crime campaign, Bates said: "The brave men who have given their lives will have died in vain if society does not act to prevent the recruiting of new public enemiea. I'rges Firearms Control. "Mad dogs must be killed, but It will be of great assistance and protection to future police departments if some modern Pasteur csn in the meantime, by patient and devoted study, find a cure or antidote for that kind of human madness." Strict control of firearms w-as urged by J. Weston Allen of Boston. He asked the conference to demand that states take "prompt and vigorous action to secure legislation" for licensing the purchase of arms capable of being concealed on the person and the registration of all such firearms.

tail System Condemned. Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson of Houston, strongly condemned the present system of local Jails as "breeding places for crime," and recommended substitution of "local institutions for temporary detention, where separation and segregation is the rule." James A. Johnson, warden of Al-catras prison, the grim Federal penitentiary where America's most hardened criminals ar housed, told the conference: "Youth is the time of lawlessness. All we need ia the courage to do early what wt ara obliged to do lata." ft California Doctors Tr-Mtment Relieves DEAFNESS THE CALIFORNIA UM-ITED ii the only LI I I TEGUCIGALPA.

Honduras, Dec. 12. Something awe-inspiring snd terrible is happening in the Copan zone, residents of that quake-devastated district have wired the government here. Earthshocks that have shaken the other solid-Pullman, all-irjt-claj5 daily transcon llccd Nobcs, Catarrh ERBALM ANT hundreds of ear sufferers have reported r11f fmm mrlitv i 'om wuiiua pain. the depression has levied a heavy toll upon the morale of the citizenship, he stated.

Faith must be maintained in the government and this ia not possible unless there is economic and social security, he said. Adjustments Necessary, "The machine has changed much of this," Mr. Dykstra said. "Meanwhile, we have not adjusted ourselves mentally or spiritually to our changed economy. Changes have to be brought about gradually and steadily, snd we all hope by peaceful means, which will recreate the old American spirit in terms of a new economic situation.

We can not have anarchy in the industrial world without reaping its resulta in our social structure. If in place of anarchy we-establish order snd reasonable processes of co-operation, we may again create the kind of diffused prosperity which once was the symbol of our greatness." Depends on Incentives. Finally, Mr. Dykstra concluded, the greater city of the future depends upon the incentives which we set up for city life. Any dream can come true if intelligence is used by the people in the use of science he said.

"This will require comprehensive planning in almost all of our social effort," he said. "Only by such planning will we be able to stabilize our present quivering structure and bring unity and harmony into urban life. The opportunity lies before us, for we face reality as never before. Those who see this reality should make the most of the situation. This is not only the day of the prophet, but also the day for the constructive builder of human institution tinental train west of Chicago.

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