Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1937 — Page 4

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Rules Over Hoosier Crop Fair |SCHRICKER T0 SPEAK

Miss Edythe Franze (above), Kendallville, was chosen queen of the Northern Indiana Crop Show held at Kendallville recently. the “throne” with her are samples of prize crops exhibited at the show.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov

of teamwork” to stamp out venereal Dr. Morris Fishbemn, editor or the Journal of the American Medical Association, in an address delivered over the National Broadcasting Sys-

tem. The time has come, he said, to¢ prove to the world that under the American system of living such dis-' eases may be treated in the same, way as typhoid and diphtheria. | “Considerable numbers of American cities have reported an entire, vear without a single death from typhoid or diphtheria,” he said. “We now possess the knowledge necessary to secure results that will permit a similar claim in relationship to the venereal diseases.” Dr. Fishbeln was introduced by | Gen. Hugh S. Johnson who last week was refused permission by N. B. C. officials to broadcast on the same subject. Dr, Fishbein's adoress was the “frankest” discussion of social diseases ever allowed on the air, they said. “It is our feeling,” L.enox R. Lohr. N. B. C. president said, “that only persons who are authorities on the subject are qualified to present the | material in terms which the general listener can accept.” : In introducing Dr. Fishbein, Gen. | Johnson said he had intended to speak on the subject until informed it would be delivered by an authority. | “I have been a soldier too long not to realize the importance of following orders,” he said. Dr. Fishbein commended Surgeon General Thomas Parran of the U. S. Public Health Service for “bringing the control of these diseases more prominently to the public mind.” |

%¥. WM.” FORUM SERIES T0 OPEN AT BUTLER

“Students and the Educational System” will be the topic of an address by Dr. Albert Mock at the first of a series of 10 forum programs, | sponsored by the Butler University Y. M. C. A, at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Dr. Mock is a member of the College of Education faculty. Themes to be studied on the pro- | grams include “The Student as a | Citizen,” “The Student and Campus Living,” “Men and Women in. a Changing Society,” “The Church and the World Today,” “Strategic Vocational Opportunities,” “Economics and Labor,” “Students and the Christian Faith” and “Students | and the World Community.” The meeting is to be held in the recreation room of Arthur Jordan Memorial Ball.

KIWANIS TO ELECT The Indianapolis Kiwanis Club will hold an election for club officers, tomorrow, following a dinner in the Columbia Club at 6 p. m.

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Meetings Tomorrow.

Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker is to address the Indiana Canners’

Assbeiation annual fall meeting in |

the "Claypool Hotel tomorrow. Ralph O. Dulany, Fruitland, Md.,

National Canners’ Association pres- | Others who are |

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Tomorrow's program includes a 6:30 p. m. dinner in the Chateau Room. Friday, officers are to be elected and speakers are to be Hassil E. Schenck, Indianapolis, Indiana Farm Bureau president; Fay Gaylord, Purdue, and Neil Furlong,

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Indianapolis young people of Syrian descent are to meet tonight in the Syrian American Brotherhood Hall, Riverside Drive and Pruitt St, to form a social club. Michael F. Tamer was elected presi-

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