Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1937 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, MAY 13,

“R.C. A. TO OPEN | “ITS PHOTOPHONE =. “1 MEETING TODAY

125 to Attend Three-Day Sales Parley and Visit Local Factory.

An address by Edwin .M. Hartley, R. C. A. photophone head, was

. to open the three-day convention

of 125 photophone sales executives, district managers, sales representatives and supervisors today in the Hotel Lincoln. The delegates also were to hear speeches by other R. C. A. officials, and prominent theater and equipment company heads during the day sessions and at two banquets. They are to inspect R. C. As new factory here, which is the largest in the world devoted exclusively to making sound apparatus. Scheduled for today was a discussion of technical field service matters; an address on hard-of-hearing devices by Dan D. Halpin, Dictograph Products Co. vice president; an address on projection equipment by Herbert Griffin, International Projector Corp. vice president, and another on theater acoustics.

At the banquet tonight, speakers are to be E. C. Zrenner, chief engineer, interstate circuit; Lester Isaac, sound projection supervisor, Loew’s, Inc, and Sid Samuelson, former president of the A. S. A. M.P. E Principal speakers at tomorrow night's banquet are to be Harry Brandt, president, I. T. O. A., and Frank | Cahill, Warner Brothers sound projection supervisor.

BOY THINKS FAST—

SUSPECT IS NABBED'

‘Lloyd Schneider, 21, was to face a burglary charge in Municipal Court today because of a 15-year-old boy's quick thinking, according to police. Jack Stoelting, 4317 E. Washington St., was sent by his father to lock the garage in the rear of their home late last night. As he approached the building he thought he heard a noise inside. So he slammed the garage doors

shut, clamped on the padlock and |,

notified police. They said they found Schneider inside the garage when they arrived.

1937

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

(CHILDBIRTH DEATHS | REPORTED GAINING

1937. by h ({ 13. — Sudden death of mothers in childbirth due to mistakes in judgment and er-; rors in technique on the part of physicians has doubled, Dr. Thaddeus L. Montgomery of Philadelphia will charge in the forthcoming -issue of the Journal nf the American Medical Association. This, | he will' say, is the price that is being paid for the lessening of the pangs of childbirth—the deep amnesia and deep analgesia of current obstetrical practice. Women can be given a moderate degree of analgesia safely, but a Philadelphia survey shows that if labor becomes a blank chapter in the mother’s life

she is likely to die.

2 HELDYAS DRIVER

ue me | OF SAME VEHIGLE

Did Not Have Licenses and

Traded Seats, Police Say.

Something novel in the way of arrests was entered on the books today, police believe. Two persons in the same automobile were charged with failure to.have driver's licenses. : Members of a radio patrol squad said they saw Carl Sparks, 31, of Franklin, driving a car on the wrong side of the street. They pulled up beside the car and, instead of Sparks in the driver's seat, they

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found Miss Golda Moffet, 43, also of Franklin. One of the officers reported seeing them switch places when they saw the police car. Sparks also was charged with reckless driving.

GIVE CORONATION DRAMA

“Coronation of King Rhythm” is to be the title of the “Sketchbook of 1937” to be presented by Technical High School pupils tomorrow night in thc school gymnasium. Chelsea S. Stewart is director. A royal choir and ladies of the court are to be portrayed and pupils are to impersonate famous classical and jazz compdsers. The Boys’ Glee Club and other musical organizations are to take part in the production. which has a cast of more than 200 students.

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DEALERS WITH A PERSONAL STARE IN SERVING YOU

DRIVERS WILL STAGE OPTIMISTS’ PROGRAM

The' Indianapolis Optimist Club luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Columbia Club is to feature midget auto races .and aerocycle races on the ballroom floor. Acting as masters of ceremonies at the Speedway-styled program will be Dave Evans and Pete DePaolo, race drivers. Other guests and speakers are to be Lee Gehlbach, test pilot; Harry Miller, race car engine builder; Lou Meyer, three-time winner of the 500-mile race, and a group of other drivers, including Wild Bill Cummings, Wilbur Shaw, Ralph Hep-

burn, Billy Winn, Chet Miller and ‘Al Miller.

THIS WHISKY IS TWO YEARS OLD.

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MOTORISTS RUSH 70 ENTER $10,000 “SERVICE SURVEY"

Standard Oil's “Service Survey” is Under Way in Thirteen States

CHICAGO, May 11.—Thousands of :

Midwest motorists are taking part in Standard’s “Service Survey” in re-' sponse to the announcement made last week that the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) will pay a total of $10,000 in cash to motorists who submit the most valuable reports and to Standard Oil Dealers who assist them. This huge survey is being made to obtain a symposium of public opinion on the many services now being rendered motorists by Standard Oil Dealers, and to determine how “Standard Service” may be made to meet motorists’ needs and desires even more completely.

COSTS NOTHING TO TAKE PART

Motorists who wish to take part in the “Service Survey” will be under no obligation to make a purchase, and need only drive to a Standard Oil Dealer to obtain an entry card, validated with the dealer's name and address. The dealer will also demonstrate “Standard Service” with at least three typical examples, and upon request will assist in preparation of your entry. In the event you win, the dealer who has assisted you and whose name appears on your entry card, will receive a reward equal to yours. At the close of the survey a total of 244 cash awards will be made. The 122 motorists who submit the most valuable reports will receive a total of $5,000. A like number of awards, totaling an equal sum of money, will go to Standard Oil Dealers, making a grand total of $10,000 in prizes.

HERE ARE TH" CASH AWARDS:

The following awards will be made by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) :

Prizes for Motorists Submitting the Most Valuable Reports

1st Prize 2nd Prize ... 10 Prizes of 20 Prizes of .... 40 Prizes of ..cceseeescs 50 Prizes of Total of $5,000

Prizes for Dealers Who Assist Winning Motorists

1st Prize 2nd: Prize ..... IRI 10 Prizes of ceoevecessee. 20 Prizes of 40 Prizes of 50 Prizes of ; Total of $5,000 CLOSES JUNE 15TH

A committee of three members composed of Prof. Lloyd D. Herrold, Northwestern University; George W. Barton, Safety Director, Chicago Motor Club; and Roger B. Stafford, Managing Editor, “Super Service Station,” Chicago, will act as judges in selecting the winning reports. The entry card which your Standard Oil Dealer will hand you upon request gives the complete rules governing the survey. Get yours today.

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