Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1939 — Page 20

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' MARINE LEAGUE __ Bites on Practica RAT TESTS HINT GETS QUARTERS [SSSR THEA TMENT FOR ON W. OHIO ST, SE EN Te MENTALLY ILL

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Local Group Hopes National A a . on J b & : “Substitute Activities’ May Society Will Bring Ne Be of Help, Scientific Offices Here. Fe % oi RR Meeting Told.

W. A. Brennan, Inc, today an-| ptt iy LF ; a (Additional Scientific News, Ilounced the leasing of the three top | " 3 Page Five) floors of the four-story Allied Build- | \ ; me ing, 14 W. Ohio St., to the Indianap-| Raha By WATSON DAVIS olis Detachment of the Marine | b ; ; (Copyright, 1939, by Science Service)

Corps League. | COLUMBUS, O, Dec. 28. —A The structure, originally known as| method of curing nervous breakthe Stone Block when it was built downs in rats, that may contain a In 1896, has been vacant for nearly | 'hint of useful methods for treating!

three years. W. A. Brennan repre- | y sented both the league and the! human mental trouble, was reported

building owners in the transaction. ’ to the American Association for the y The league is a national organiza- | : Bn. OIE hee here oy tion for former members of the orman Kk. , aler, ry ers 4 , United States Marine Corps who CER | Michigan psychologist. Last year he ;

have orably dischar t i, won the association's $1000 prize for Nat orsanized ganly discharged IU yack Miller of the Dunkirk, N. Y.. Rotary Club held the title of merely producing nervous breakYork City and since has establisheq| nNamburger-eating champ, but his fellow club-members stymied him | 415 experimentally in rats. detachments in all states and several] When they presented him with the 10.inch, 2% pound ‘burger he | qye trick in Dr. Maier's cure for g o | foreign countries. attacks above. He gave up half way through. neurotic rats is to encourage them pT "a Here are hundreds of highly desirable suits, topcoats and over-

to find something to do even though

Incorporated in 1937 it fails to solve the conflict that] \ , coats left from one of the busiest seasons we've ever had! With Until the league was incorporated S ‘A DEA HS confronts them. He calls this “abor- met on I . by an Act Of Compre mo A 3 ] i LE ] sa the end of the year, we must clear our stocks! So the prices

1937 it 4 ted I he } | tive behavior.” J94, 1b was directed from the head-| ‘ 3 " iY a SE ; § : : \ | ol ’ 3 v N—] r rk 9 Sur-| Jesse and Marion: sisters, Mrs, E. A, By- ‘ st . : . quarters of the Marine Corps at vir IO ONT aH "Parsons; | water, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Henry | Used Rats in Te HE i have been SWF vee drastically! These clothes are broken in size, Washington. The local unit hopes brother, William Clark, hs. Sur. | Saco [Mrs Serge Davis, Mrs. Garce| When rats are forced to act in a pr d del | I fi i! © 1 3 hy ¥ Leslie Clinton Borders, 3 months. Sur- Jaco Mrs. F ley. TT . ’ ; is iy ! X that Indianapolis may become the yivovs: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bor-| NEW ALBANY—Wiliam D. Rady, 76. manner which they have learned 3 & i A color and model assortments! All are fine quality! et your national headquarters and had this ders; sisters, Lila Lee and Linda Lou. S ors: Son, Norman: daughters, Mrs. wrong, they suffer nervous disorder. 1 Ee 3 \ | in mind when leasing the Allied BREMEN—Dale Eugene Price, 2. Sur- Fannie Pressell and Mrs. Lucille Lamp- py. Maier, to cure them, trained A choice early! viVOTS > ”

1114 $ Father. Nathan Price: brother, , sister, Mrs. Stella Murphy. . : iG? 3 Building. Paul; sisters. Donnabelle, Ruth, Doris and | QWENSVILLE—Vivian Lorene Robinson, them to make a halfway jump he Indianapolis detachment first Thelma Jean 6. B $e Survivors: Barents, Mr. and Mis toward solving their dilemna. a " Zz t ¢ ! sE CITY—Walter C, Barnes, alter Robinson; br ers, y and ry a ; Vas organized in August, 1932, fiom £7. Ar Wite. Elzabeh daugher, slenn; SISters, Mrs. Virginia Ietcher Translated into human applicawhich organization came the Marine Helen Misses Betty Lou, Vernita and Pauline. tions, this is the way Dr. Maier’s Corps Reserve w Ki 1 as the! CHESTERTON -—Mrs. James Barrett, 70 PATOKA--George Hunt, 62. Survivors , s. at present tried f on Re X + DO known os the a CREST RTON SIS SONS Bart and Wife, Hester; sons, Donald and Charles: new therapeutic 1 ¢ t > i 16th Battalion in Indianapolis. The SiH SS er 0. 0: Hanrahan brothers, John, Robert, Arthur, Jesse and intensively only on two rats, might i 4 WARM al & ‘ mel <ter » . ry ‘ & = al League serves the entire state,| CLIFFORD—Clareace C. Cook. 65. Sur- Samuel. TY Montgomery | work out: | javing more than 1000 members VIivors Wife: son, Clarence B.; ‘sister, #NW als, WG 2 Es

: : Mrs, Viola Giithore. SHELBYVILLE -Ernest Bodensick, 57. A girl urged by her parents to § BE “NEE » Formal opening of the new CRISMAN—Burtus Spencer, 0. Surviv- Survivors: Wife, son, daughter, brother, marry might dislike both of two J F CINE i guarters will be held New Year's ors: Wife, Ida; daughters’ Mrs. Naomi ‘WO sisters |available suitors. Forced to marry, a pA J

Eve during the tri-state league con- Coppinger, Mis. Olive Bele Mig ver, mere 19) Toarvivers. Husband. George. she would break down. If she enyention here Dee. 31-.Jan, 1. More brotner, Mole rhe Sat kienics Tse. “Barvivere: Sons, | gages herself to one but is cold to than 500 delegates are expected from ELKHART—Aaron XKrayhill, 69 ply AGRur. Waler ahd Anthony: daughiers, | him, so that they drift apart, she y Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. 1S. Son, George: Cauthter, Mrs. Pon Cor Mis. Clementine Widawska, Mrs “May |i caved A substitute activity, such | BES \ PA VERS | Miss Dorothy Katherine Hoon. 24. Sur- Sophie \Vaggober and Misses Louise and as a career of nursing, would serve Li, 2 g £9 RE ERSIBLE

Offices on Second Floor vivors: Mother, Mrs, Emma Hoon; wo abe es | brothers, one sister 1

The sec Floor is Miss Regina Zakrocka, 28. Survivers:|the same purpose. ge ) RS a p } j The second floor is to be used for EVANSVILLE~Ns. Georgia Diehl. 39. Parents. Mo and Mes. neodore Saboie. | Occupational therapy in a mental ny Sn offices, a bar and social rooms. The survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Joseph Strange. ka: brothers. Eugene. Edwin, Thaddeus, IE an ay . age } ladies’ auxiliary rooms, a meeting Misses Eileen, Betty Jane. Patsy Ann ond | Benjamin. Richard, Casimir and Claude; hospital serves to fill this need for B% ". $ ? P $ .

5 Nancy Lon Diehl stepson, J Bernard | sisters, Misses Alice, Eleanor and Eugenia ot h "i ivi hall and game rooms will occupy Diehl. mother, Mrs. Margare! BARE Oh 2akrocka Sul Do the thir or. The fourth floor is fers, Mrs. E. A, Hampton and Mrs, Wil-| qAyLORSVILLE—Mrs. Anna Leitz, 37 Calls for Action ih ; rd flool Th four h foe 1S jam Engel brother, Edwin Baker, half-|iguryvivors: Mother, Mrs. Samuel Rhude; | . eing converted into a ballroom. A sister, Mrs, Blaine Wiltshire; half-orother, brother. Wo sisters | A call to action for scientific men

Marine coat-of-arms is to be built David Baker ice Yunker. 45. Sucrvivors:|, VAN BUREN—Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell {g take a crucial part in the present :3 Rie a : : oR 3 YEAR 'ROUND

inte Hic entrance Wife, Maude; sons, Chfford Albert, Claude BT SpIuNors: Husband, George: son. ¥os- | 0gle to maintain democracy

3 3 3 3 3 Local league officers are Wayne 208 Ula He ys, Ther. Ne Yohn VINCENNES —David Like, Survivors: land freedom, was issued by Dr. p A 1 Simpson, commandant; M. D. Julian. | Yunke: ai a ; rive Wile. Janghter, Ruth Survivers: Parents | Wesley C. Mitchell, research direc- : 5 SUITS adjutant, Herbert L. Haag, chief of Li RAT, A I re INE a Tr ue LAWL. | brothels. Ban. tor of the National Bureau of Eco- : staff; Joseph Savage. service offi- brother, Edward Nellis; sisters, Mrs. Wil- ford, Harlan, Leonard, Eugene, Homer ard omic Research and economic procer; Ingold H. Schermerhorn. pay- liam Yaser and Mrs Johh gebaston: par- adeloh 0 6 |fessor at Columbia University. As master, Russell A. Bowers, senior Eimer Shull 28° Survivors: Mother. | YVINCENNES—Mrs. Hesse Frances Cun- retiring president of the Associavice commandant; Rush Williams, NS, Joseph Mater, father, Audios Shay. | pingham, | au Mrs REL on™ [tion he delivered its keynoting ad- : . ER Junior vice commandant; Rex M. mond Wilm and_Mrs_ Vernon Sandefur. >: WAKARU SA Mis. Hannah Smeltzer, 85. dress here last night Ss i 2 ®

Sanders, sergeant - at - arms, and FOLSOMVILLE_Mrs Mare Austil 80. « WALKERTON—Mrs, Rose Noblit, 82.| The world of science can make a Jullus J. Wichser, athletic officer. | JO OM Eidana, John; sons, Oatley Surviyors: Husband, John; daughter, (major contribution to the preserva Ig B LLEE cio: lang oro auth OT Hannah Hart “= CAMAC—William Bonnel Mavs, eo. tion of the institutions that secure

\ ; Henry Survivors: Sons. Thomas and Charle . » . i Sur rs: Sons, > Ss; zens, Di i FAMED DIME NOVEL FRANKFORT Elmer Gunyon, 68. Sur- gaughter, Mrs. Alwilda Pugh: sister, Mrs. freedom to all citizex Dr. Mitchell Vivol Wife. Lauma; sons, Vibert, Floyd, Hannah Lov declared. Charles, Orville and DeWayne, daughiers.| ywyNppALL—Mrs. Ella VanHorn, 68. Sur-| “The gravest dangers to democAUTHOR DEAD AT 76 Mrs. Roxie Hite, Mrs Irene Eliott, MYS. | vivors: Husband, Louis; six children; Sis-|syano fr ithin ot from Lois Smock, Mrs, Evadene Carver and Mrs ter: half-brother jracy come Irom within, n 1 as Se Mabel Harris brothers Clyde &nd Dallas; TW 4c a without.” he warned. “Thev are r rnc hah Ai oe v 4 sister, Mrs, Goldie rice a 3 NEW YORK, Dec. 28 (U. P) — | ciry—nres Ania Sire big. 63. Sur GUARD IS SLAIN IN lignorance and propaganda that Funeral services will be held tonight | vive: Daughter, Florence. brother, turns ignorance to its uses. ; : 4 y for Luis Philip Senarens, dime-novel Buity Teabicke: shyters Mrs. Phill The best way of dispelling ig- J ©) TL FEE WARM writer who wrote 1500 books and| Adolph Carl Severm, 69. Survivors norance is by diffusing knowledge. # :

% Son, Walter! d r, Mrs. Louis Racke; | v b oo . o 3 ; oe] was called the “American Jules pother pm Saghter, M 0 : |The most effective defense against : : t ; Verne He was 76 Snthony Burmisnos or RALEIGH, N. C,, Dec. 28 (U. PD. meretricious propaganda is critical » 3» : “ 9 2 Mr. Senatens, Who created the! wamawa ro: soma: | —Two condemned men today con- inquiry. John Dewey is warranted ; LE ¥ 3 : ;

fabulous Frank Reade. a mechanic-| Tre Corie. May Rast Toa shivivors: | fessed they killed Guard J. S. in saying that ‘the future of de-ally-minded genius who thrilled flusband. William. sons, George Rogeit: Chesser in an unsuccessful attempt mocracy is allied with spread of the voungsters a half-century ago, died Ellen and Betty Mae; mother. Mrs. George | 10 break out of ‘‘death row” at the scientific attitude.’ To foster this i ; = ; Bios Tuesday in Kings County Hospital, Ive: stepfather, sister, Mis. Helen Tmeiy: State Prison ; attitude among their fellow citizens §:. # § . hi SMART He had suffered from a heart ail- Bone. half-brathers, Emmile Dickey end| Mr. Chesser was killed last night by all means within their power is ¢ ; i

ARNE ah, Tas Bie Russell Fye. step-sisters, Mrs, Shelby v Slarence x r a i : : x BET 38 ment for eight yeal Verh KE Re Ral MeQiision bh: Clarence Roger: and William a duty Incumbent upon us who gg « 2 8d : ¥ : 4 : 3 --s|prn@6uwohpp — ¢ ubv Jackson and Mrs. Jessie Myers; YOUNg. His body, bound and cherish science. Ni : : TIRE 2 BOB HOPE TAKES REST brother Graf en Fye ius gagged, was discovered by other Lists Methods Open & \ g He : ; x :

Ostler. Survivors 18HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 28 (U. P) hiya. sens Billie, Liove and Le. guards. “As teachers in schools and colComedian Bob Hope today tested at |in mother, Mrs. Bessie Hasleit; sisters. | yor a Er leges we can help thousands to dePalm Springs after collapsing dur- Mr Walter Dobson and Mis: A Has. | SANSONE BETTER velop respect for evidence. As citi- J § 3 bdo Ae a : ing a radio broadcast His doctor Howard cit » abe © | Motorcycle Patrolman Cosmos A. zens we can be brave opponents of § ; ; x 3 "4 3 2: Ra YEAR ROUND said Mr. Hope is suffering from oviliam Humes, 07. Survivors, Wife. Sansone, 30, of 821 Greer St. prejudice and hysteria. We can §& i #4 ; ; nervous exhaustion due to over- prother. Clint. SailTime TO thrown from his motorcycle Tues- promote general understanding of work Besides appearing on a MICHIGAN CITY — Mus. Charlotte Ma- day, was reported in goed condition the methods and results of science weekly radio program and in mo- [shame 33 Survivors. Husband, Ded); (at City Hospital today. He suffered through our own writings or those tion pictures, Mr. Hope has made Owens, a cerebral concussion when his cycle of allies more skilled in popular ex30 benefit performances the past Wd BAY Oe Eels, 63, ur. and an aute collided in the 700 position These things we should few week: Kron and Miss Clara Sheets: brothers. |PIOCK of Prospect St do . . . as workers who have learned

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with others.” - i — To increase knowledge of human behavior was declared by Dr. : HAS EVERYTHING 10 Mitchell to be “the most urgent 3 MONTH item in the unfinished business of J ol edge of social organization and its BT » R working is therefore part and parcel Eh F E B 10 Sx 23 of the urgent task of learning how § ™& . : have no more reason for complaganization does not permit us to | of vears we fail to provide a na- § 2 & charge. | at Low od ’ ; onal income large enough to give § ia | American families on the average Cites Tncome Drops

Nn ; wins cumulative successes, and who would like to share that method science.” : A 3 3 : mia 3 Tn “One of the things we have §ER's 7 . Pe ss : HH a i learned about individual behavior is BS PAYMENT PLAN : F Wi 1 ys 3 that it is influenced greatly by so- hE. > BEVERLY Ja ccc. u e al cial environment. Imbroving knowl- a ¢ men behave. Though we may believe ourselves citizens of the most MARCH 10 fortunate nation in the world, we OR BEVERLY . . cency about the wav in which our § od XA » Quicker : social organization works than for §% % ¥. APRIL 0 ; 3 complacency about individual be- § £8 havior, ER ; Heat “For example, our economic or- WOK An excellent plan to take : . . Pi t E buy from one another as much § 3 J waase of VOUF: mew en ven wealth as our workers are able and J ¥* pura x V Y Y eager to produce. Even in the best § +3 wardrobe. Small carrying 3 BEVERL FOR ALL CARS Speeds A s > what experts on household eco- \ nomics hold te be a standard of § ¥ B: a : ; : living adequate to maintain effici- 3 : a 8" AND TRUCKS + Heats ener LW CL Qe ZIPPER-LINED “Im bad years this in adequate E _ RE ; AS LOW AS Car All income falls off by a fifth or a EC) NE Ch > sixth; in the verv worst vears by 40 . 5 Over per cent or more. . . . Engineers i know that much of our equipment PAY PER and many of our methods are far = . behind the times. We fail to make ’ Defrosts LOW AS Cc full use of knowledge that tech- y \ . ological applications of scientific T Windshield discoveries have put at our disposal.” - an Dr. Mitchell aavised scientists as ‘ ear n ea rance 0 citizens to “suspect the intelligence.

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