Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1939 — Page 19
TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1939
LEAD IN AIRPORT RADIO LAB DEDICATION . .
Leaders during yesterday's at Municipal Airport were chief of the 0. Redetzke
tory Brett S
ceremony (left to right) materiel division of the U.
dedicating the new 1. J. S. Army
INVESTMENT BANK PROBE SPLITS SE
oncil
Fear
latory New Dealers Defer Inquiry Might Delay Recovery More;
Henderson Opposes Delay.
By
THOMAS L. STOKES
Times Special Writer
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probped that he SEC New Deal } Wa
Conciliation Advised
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his arrest and trial ne tax ‘evasion Mitch 11 was of the bank comeback Aas 70, & Hig m-
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American Gram ‘and Markets Berea "Hse Day
Closed of the Holvday.
Todaxn
Memorial
Dealers commission, widely Temporary National Economic Commitinvestigation
war among themselves even higher up, over inquiry inté mvest-
are at and advertised has long been billed as a the invastmentwhether justly or not. One report among many others circulated here, is that Mr Roosevelt was displeased %hen he learned the investigation had heen deferred, and spoke about it Senator O'Mahoney (DD, YWva) TNEC chairman, has annoaaced the ring will Be held in the fall,
SITE SURVEYED FOR POSTOFFICE
U. S. Prepares to Construct $86.000 Branch Unit In Broad Ripple.
postponement of banking hearing,
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| Federal engineers today were surveving the site chosen for the $86.000 Broad Ripple branch postoffice, preparatory to drafting plans for the structure, building will be the first Fed rally constructed and ow ned br inch postoffice in Indianapolis, according to Postmaster Adolph SeidOther branch postoffices privately owned buildings by the Government, Government has purchased lots on the east side of CarAve, between 62d and 63d for $10,185 from Raymond Girder and H. Y. Tinch, according to W. E. Reynolds, assistant director of the Treasury Department's Procurement Division, Purchase of the allocation Public of 1938 Albert J. Chandler, Diy struction Washington, D. C., is ‘making the preliminary survey The probable design of the structure and the date when construction will begin have 10 heen determined Mr. Reynolds stated :
The
sticker nn leased I'he three roilton Sts,
the site is included in made in the Federal Buildings Appropriation Act
Procurement
Sion cot engineer from
vet,
Dienhart, airpor Air Corps at Wright Field, Dayton, and Lieut.
Civil Aeronautics Authority radio labora-
t superintendent; Gen. George H.
The new laharatory hecomes air address at the dedication,
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defense, said Robert WH, Hinchlev,
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LUNCHEON AT I. A. C. PRECEDES PROGRAM . .. . +. + « « vv +
A luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club preceded the program at the Airport. R oscoe Turner, speed pilot;
at the speakers’ table were (left
to right) Col.
Among those
Richard C. Gazely, chief
of the CAA technical development division, and A. O. Warner, Society of Automotive Engineers man-
ager,
KEY SPOT IN U. S. DEFENSE .
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Here With Staff of 12
The new Civil Aeronautics radi
port began operations with a staff of
monies vesterday, The last pieces $800,000 worth of radio equipm to be moved in this week complete the nation's first radio laboratory which t6 be used tor benefit of civilian aviation,
U. S. Officials Were
than Nt to
of more were
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Government ‘civil aeronautics directors, commercial and militar aviation leaders helped to dedicate station in shady hangm while milling crowds of air-minded wandered about to look at Government experimental planes flown herve for the ceremonies. Robert H. Hinckley, new ‘chairman of the CAA, told officials that the station “which will devoce itself to experimenting ta make flying safer, becomes, with its develonments in civil aviation, one of the nation's first lines of Air defenss.” Three planes fitted wtih expAri
the its
Manual High Open House
Will Feature
A pha School's annual open house Friday Hach department will present, projects they have planned and com Senior pupils of the art and brush and pen lettering. Commercial pupils will demonstrate filing, selling, machine ‘calculation, business law and typewriting. Shop Display Planned In ti metal
1e shop department work in wood turning, cabinet makmg, pattern making, foundry, displayed. The home ‘economics dewill ‘exnibit baked goods,
refreshments, and
partment party foods, English work will con Di
health
he shown in the lays illustrating speebh activities will be exhibitad in the Speech Arts Room. The journalism department in ~harge of The Booster student publication, will exhibit various types of wriviag and scrapbooks prepared by pupils. Steps in the publication of both the weekly and Senior Boosters will be demonstrated
Puppet Show Scheduled
A teacher demonstration of liquid ir 1s scheduled for the evening in the chemistry Jaboratory along with pupil demonstrations. Rock, eat and msect collections will He shown and a polarized light apparatus will be in ‘eaperation The language
Tidors SP
Hage PASH will
T'ry Murphy's First
MURPHY'S 5810
mM the classrooms and corridors,
department
Pupils’ Work
style show by clothing class pupils, & demonstration by the girls’ sical education classes and a band concert will feature Manual High
the pleted during the vear. will ‘demonstrate poster work have a puppet show and story-tell-ing program. The orchestra, directed by Harold Winslow, will play in the auditorium from 2 to 2:30 p. m. and the choir will sing from 7 to 7:30 Pp. m. In Room 138. Supper to be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p. in the cateteria.
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The largest senior class in Manual's history will graduate Monday at 8 p. m. at ‘Cadle Tabernacie when 376 pupils are awarded diplomas in the 48th commencement Diplomas will be presented to 215 girls and 161 bovs by Har] Buchanan, School Board president. BE, H, Komnper McComb, school principal, will announce scholarship and medal winners, Preceding the exercises, the band will play and the orchestra will provide the music during the exercises,
Before school closes, the Manual Girls’ Glee Club will give three roncerts. The 12-voiced group will sing at the Altenheim, German home for the aged; St. John's Evangelical Chuich and at the Zion Evangelical Chueh
at the Municipal Air-
following dedication cere-
6 lahoaratory
f 12 today
instrument equipment wall be permanently housed in the neéw hangar and the staff will be unde Joseph Hromada, resident head of the laboratory.
Radio
{ Experiments quency radio range ‘beam’ ing which have been carried other sections of the Municipal port field for nearly a vear will conducted at the new station. Other experiments which will go forward in the new headquairiors will include nstramsnt or “blind” land tests and work on new “fog penetrating” runway lights.
PURDUE ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP LIST
LAFAYETTE, May 30 scholarships te Purdue Miversity were announced today bv Dr. H. H. Remmers, head of the Division Educational Reference Purdue, Under the Tndiana law scheélarships are available in tach county and exsmpt recipients from paving amounting to $30 a semester One vear, receiving County are: Eugen® Rogers, Southport: Smith, Washington: alAlfred William Hubert, Training High School, Inand Thomas Francis Tech High School, In-
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HOOSIER GAS CORP. BUYS 2 PROPERTIES
scholarships in
Timer Special VINCENNES, May 30—The sale of the properties of the Indiana Southwest Gas Corp. and the Newton Piped Line Co. Ine, to the Hoosier Gas Corporation has been announced here, The purchase, officials said, gives to Hoosier Gas Corp. the companyotNed gas pipe line svstem between its thiee principal points of ise tribution located in Vincennes. washington and Princeton,
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While Hoosier
By NOR some vears now, idea that the moon affects There also has been a affects fishermen, but For years some fishermen have held to the theory that direction of the wind and its velocity make up the fishes’ minds for them on whether to take a worm or a fly. Lately another theory has arisen —that action of the tides, as if they were projected to Indiana, governs the fish and accounts for the caprices that drive fishermen wild These theories =eem to have been arrived at through the independent thinking and accumulated personal experience of trial and error of some of our more observing. or more articulate, fishermen, $F * % however, comes a theory capable of being advanced rather national sportsand that, finally in Indiana, no proof for
ow, that tested; that gingerly bv a mens magazine probably originated although there is that This
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theory is that fish eat or don’t eat according to the bharemetric pressure, and the State Conservation Department is going te start testing that out this sum=mer Nobody in would go te court about it, but it the concensus there that the theory of the influence of the barometer over the feeding habits of fish was conceived at the State Fair Grounds. Every vear the Department has an ‘exhibit of fish at the Fai Grounds for ‘observation purposes, Generally there some kind of available them But fishermen in rowd have noticxl that they eat all the time, only some of time, Thev've noticed there seemed to be aout their feeding that sometimes active and other Sometimes they high in the tanks, sometimes Evervone agreed this made no sense whatever until a couple of the old heads got together and said, half te themselves, “Wonder if it can he the barometric srs?’ If ishvarmen nation is a that barometer
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tha that fist barometar Al Ane of the state-owned lakes this vear, fishermen ard to he asked to fill in ecards at to how many and what kind of fish they caught, when, and how old they (the fish) were Ths Department check barometer catches pretty carefully and by the and of the summer mav have something more or lass tangible to announce Meanwhile on the eating just gained a some Hoosiar thinkers This theory radical! but simple and hasn't much standing. Tt's based on the supposition that regards less of winds, tides, moon and barometer, fish eat when they're hungry, when food available, Fishermen don't like that theory because thev have noe way of knowing in advance when fish get hungry
the Department
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JOE COLLIER Indiana fishermen have been toving with the fish and makes them bite or not bite. companion this has never
theory that the moon also
had any scientific standing.
NEW I. U, HALL READY IN 1940
Music Auditorium to Have Total Seating Capacity Of 4000.
mes Kpeeim BLOOMINGTON, Mav 30 -—The Music Hall-Auditorium at Indiana Univeristy with a seating capacity of 4000 is to be completed early next voar., An auditorium and little theater «6 arranged that they can he com= bined { large gatherings, and facilities for Tectures, concerts and large gatherings are features new stricture. The building will replace the #14 Assembly Hall built in 1806 and which was outgrown two years later Entrance to the auditorium will be through a lobby in which Indiana will find a permanent home for the murals painted by Thomas H. Benton for the Indiana exhibit at the Chicago Century of Progress Exporion, The building rehearsal hall the Marching milits hand
EAGLES PLAN STATE CONCLAVE IN JUNE
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TONIGHT
6:30=<Dick Powell, WFBM, 6:30=<Information Please, WLS, 7:30=Fibber McGee, WIRE. 7:30=Benny Goodman, WFBM,
Radio news of the day seems {6
be the broadcast of the premiers of “Young Mr. Lincoln” from Springfield, Ill., at 8 tonight, Mutual, WGN is among the better stations in this locality for that system, Marian Anderson, distinguished contralto, will sing four numbers and among them will be “America” and Schubert's “Ave Maria.” A flock of stars will be there Lowell Thomas will do the in-
troducing.
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A new program bows in today al 5:15 p. m., WMAQ. It's another of the quizzes. But this one nas the double force of being quiz and "man on the street.” Its success, we think pend largely on how much (he audience learns from it. Of course Ransome Sherman, original funny man with the “Three Doctors’ many vears ago, will ask the questions and that may sacrifice education to wit That poses an interesting question We have heard much lately of the attempts of both networks to utilize the radio as a means of education Should Info Please! be considered in that category? Incidentally sponsor has quit.
should de-
Professor Q ui z The show can be
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Ruth Van Deman of the Bureau of Home Economics, will talk about how te get rid of excess eges in the National Farm and Home Hou
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‘rules
late | Tribune and
RADIO
program at 10.30 a, m. tomorrow,
NBC-Blue,
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Ely Culbertson, whom many say has not kept up with bridge times, prophesy changes and hew
in the game on Inside Story at 6 and 8:30 a'clack, NBC-Blus, He will also tell how he came to be a bridge expert, ”
will
» » The Indianapolis Public Library's “I'd Like to Know” will be heard at 9:30 o'clock, WFBM, A question
a lot of persons have a lot of ane
|swers to will be popped: Who had
the first here?
idea to have a Speedway
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If ever vou start feeling vour job ponder the case of NBC authoress, She's serip=writing business nine vears come today, She's turned out manv a seript and has averaged two million words a vear, enough for 22 full-length novels. We are told she dictates nine hours a day in order to get her work done,
is too much, Irma Phillips,
heen in the
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Add good dialings: Fred Allen makes a guest appearance with “Fore Men Only” at 6:30, NBRC-WIRE. This is a very rare occurance and to add to the spirit of it all Hilde= garde also will invade the sanctity. There are no Quest stars on Nick Powell's Party tonight at 6:30, CRBS-WFBM Stanley Walker, of the New York Herald the New Yorker and now Philadelphia Evening Publia Ledger editor, will he the lamb td=night on Info Please! at 6:30 o'clock, NBC-WLS »
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THIS EVENING
(The Tndianapolic Timex Ix not resp nouncements caused by station changes af IA as INDIANAPOLIS NEFBM 1230 WIRE 1100 YOY Net.) (NBC-MBX)
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Home Edition
“Rpelling Bee Varieties Pessa Byrd Air Newspaper Johnny Present
Men's
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Dick Powell
6:00 6:15 :30
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David Harnm Lorene Jones Widder Brown Balletine
Kitty Kelly Myrt & Mares Hilltop Wouse Stepmother
RounfAnn Seatterenng Big Nister Life Stoview
Mary MeBride Naney James Farrell's Kitchen
nels Timmy rxva Byrd Faitar'y Vinda's Jove Echoes Dr. Malone Farm Wour Markets
Betty & Boh Grimm's Vatient Betty
WIRE Voice of Wendlines Varieties
Farm Oirele Farm Boreas News Bohemians Girl Marries Band
Lady Crocker
Navy
Kiantey Wickman Greenfield Chapel
Romany Tradl Dance Time Ntelia » " Vie Girl
Paliay & Nade
Blue Gravw Alone
" 4g Midxtream Pr. Susan Bavonology Chrivie Stevens Racehorve Want To Be a Interviews Prooky’ Ballads Tea Tunes : £ Home Edition Dorie Rhodew Convert Ov KEY NETWORK STATIC MUTUAL=WOR, NBC-BLUE=WJZ, 760; WOWO, NBC-RED=WEAF, 660; WTAM, 107 CBS=WARBC, 860; WIR,
Armstrong « Adrian Rolling
Ronnie Stewart
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Danghter Pah
Panghter Ramblers
Renorter Exper,
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Angler Lowell Thomas
Baker & Denton Varietiey Dinner Muste Invide Sporin
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5 Neww Sporty Information Please Men'y " "» ”
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Praver & Praive Melndy Revae Breakfast Jam Cheekerhoard Breakfast Jam
Reflretions Charm Wanve Melody Mamenls Pr. Swing
Friendly Wanve Library Caxtletima
Rhvihmy ” Farm News §ivestock 1 or
TT Betty Grimm's sR yoatiop, adv
Valiant Betty Crocker
Muvicalte Mary Marin Shut-in Friendw Ma Perking Believe in Indiand Pepper Young i " ” Guiding Light Mad Hattechelds Clab Matines i Peauntital Life Woman Speaks
TMA FEA Rhvihmaires Pon Winslaw Armytrong sy
Noon n i Kehvool for Brides Boy Greets oi Tommy Sulton
Brin
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Yonex Hollow
Pianorama Tronic Moods
Concert Hour ‘
Miuawie Torrance's Or, Ord Refrainy Hawaiians
in Indiana a Keens Chien i A » Lowell Thomas INS (Subject to change): 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850,
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18 The cemetery where it rituated, 17 Caleium (abbr.). 18 Tolerable) 207 ia a famous (abbr)
22 Pertaining 9
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21 Chest bone. A 22 Picture taking : machines, 24 Falsehood. 25 Musical note, 26 Mywelf. 27 Health resort, 29 Type xtandard 30 Mongiel. 31 Mentally sound, 33 Hangman's halter knot. 34 Fisherman. 35 Child's napkin 36 Beak. 37 Toward. 39 Credit,
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40 Sheltered place. 41 Laughter round, 42 Fags. 44 Dress, 43 Sun. 49 Fiction tory. 51 Sooner than. 52 Mover fish=Tashion. 54 Lacquer ingredient, 55 To dispose ol. 58 Beer. 97 It ix located in the District
the brain, 23 Dogs. 26 Melody. 28 Corner, 20 Sea gull, 32 Mearure of cloth. 38 Molding. 41 Homing pigeon, 43 Grand parental, 45 Imaginary being. 46 Opera afr. 47 Carmine, 43 Fodder vat 50 Small shield) 53 Pale,
soldiers lost in the last War, VERTICAL 2 Water wheel, 3 Door handle, 4 Novel 5 Either 6 Model, 7 Crystal gazer, 8 Pound. 9 Simpleton. 10 Heathen god. 11 Weird.
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