Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1940 — Page 21

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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1940

Courtesy City Hall Motto

TUCKER APPOINTED TO NATIONAL BOARD

Secretary of State James M. Tucker has been apopinted to the executive committee ,of the National Association of Secretaries of State. He said he received notice of the

appointment from John B. Wilson, Georgia Secretary of State, who is president of the national association. “I feel greatly honored since | Wilson is a Democrat,”. said Tucker, who is the only Republ

_|to pick up the receiver and give the {dame of the division, and then the

officeholder in the State House.

A wave of politeness spread over the City Hall today, following a courtesy movement instituted by the Police Department. It all started when Police Chief Michael F. Morrissey told the Safety Board he'd prepared a new order governing the answering of telephones in the department. When the telephone rings at the Police Station, police are instructed

name of the officer speaking. “This will identify the particular

division and the person who answers the phone immediately and will leave a good impression on the taxpayers,” the chief explained. Safety Board members said they were impressed by the idea. ; ‘So did George R. Popp Jr., building commissioner. He said he'd instruct his employees to do the same thing. : Fire Chief Fred C. Kennedy said his department has been answering telephones that way for some time. He promised to see that the practice was continued. John McNellis, city signal superintendent, said he'd follow suit.

ORDERS JURY PANEL "IN ATTICA SLAYING

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 17 (U. P.)—Judge Edgar A. Rice of Montgomery Circuit Court has crdered the county jury commissioners to draw a special panel of 50 veniremen for the trial next week of Thomas A. Boys of Attica for the slaying of 11-year-old Elizabeth De Brucker last July. : Meanwhile, H. B. Wallace, courtappointed attorney for Boys, said he would continue with the case despite the Fountain County Council's refusal tc appropriate funds to defend

the former Attica greenskeeper.

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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 17 (U. P.)— The day when television will bring into our homes “the colors of a California sunset” or “the sunrise over Niagara Falls,” and artificial lighting will “mood-condition” our homes was envisioned here by a Westinghouse lighting engineer. Speaking before the Pittsburgh Section of the Illuminating Engineering Society and the Engineers’ Society of Pennsylvania, Samuel G. Hibben predicted that the “homes of tomorrow” will be ‘“mood-con-ditioned” as well as air conditioned.

Lighting for the Lamp Division of the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. at Bloomfield, N. J. and ‘4 member of the New York World's Fair Committee on lighting. : “It requires no large flight of the imagination,” he said, “to picture television screens the size of an entire wall, bringing not only pictures and sounds of a prize fight or a singer but also such scenes of vivid beauty as the western sun= set, the enchantment and everchanging colors of the sunrise, the sea.” >

‘Mood Conditioning’ Next? WRITING AND RADIO

NEW I. U. COURSES

Among new courses to be taught at the Indiana University Extension Division here next semester are a course in radio broadcasting under direction of Dr. Lee R. Norvelle and a special writing course under Prof. J. Wymond French. i Dr. Norvelle is radio director. and head of the I. U. Division of Speech, and Prof. French is a member of the Journalism Department faculty. : eR The radio course will meet each Thursday night and will cover the operations of .a broadcasting station, electrical transcriptions, program

planning, announcing, radio drama, casting, rehearsals and sound effects: : As part of the special writing course, which will meet on Monday nights, students will be expected to market at least one article during the semester. The course will cover the writing of newspaper feature stories and magazine articles.

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