Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1940 — Page 10

PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ———— FRIDAY, SEPT. Ro ) l [ ST. QUENTIN GOES U.S. AUSTRALIA, Transferred [RADID ‘HAMS’ MEET I¥ s the Trend of the Times That Decides CULBERTSON SEES | vices ene soos GE

| retiring French Ambassador to the | | B x J N HARD PATH AHEAD | United States, has been transferred BRITAIN ACT TO moss | LA he Changing Cycles in Our Babies’ Names Cte aes, has an intr | "he Radio “Hams” from this sec- By RICHARD LEWIS Woodrow, after Woodrow Wilson. Lindbergh's flight. Tate in 1827,!P)=FEly Culbertson ¥knows his & :

| HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 8 (U. toda) SS { (tion of the country will converge There were a few Warrens in the Charles, Charles A, Charles Au- bridge, but, he says, “Einstein's | ABILIZE hl on ‘the ‘Claypool ‘Hotel Sept. 98 and| Naming babies is not only an 8 \yigdle twenties fgustus and Augustus appeared on theory of relativity is child's piay 29 to discuss the technical aspects) =it's a trend. It shows up clearly] "hen, along in 1983, the Franklins, the records compared to state politics.” hob their SRDital lin the City Birth TYecords, ‘which {Franks and Franklin D's came into| Linda, for girls, appeared to be- : Rn a a SS a. obby in their own Cal [prove that there's more in nate vogue. This has continued SY TR popular about that time i Bis PORE Dam i al © » _ } etter lingo. | thie ast six vears. A recent first- There's a suspicion in the Health : : 'D- rativ \ : RL [than just a name p La wr . q | L0-operative Action Decided HN WN Tal | The Indianapolis Radio Club, Tnc,| One vear will produce a Tot of | {name variation is plain Roosevelt ‘Department, however, that Linda in Shi d BO is Upon but Hull Is Silent 4 = 'will be host to the Central Division [plain Johns ‘and Marys. Another| On this basis, the success of Mr. sprang into cradles from a POPUIAT | FL Coll wae ea ary ahd : a X {Convention of the American Radio| Will feature Lvdiss, Margueritas, | Willkie's campaign should assure newspaper serial of the day

stranges Wr ver " | On Details | 3 Thelmas ‘and Juanitas. The records a generation of Wendells. There's, Along about 1930, double names slpakoodmdan oa IR . ¥ | Relay League. tshow that children’s names run in been a Jot of “Wendells” already. came into thie baby picture: Naney-| goo having studied social move- ga . Topics for discussion ‘Will Be gsyeies | Tn 1925 the favorites seemed to be Jane, Jo-An. Anna May, Barbara panes and international politics in | HENS Sum {6c frequency ‘modulation, state police| History on a national and ‘world ‘Cynthia, Fora, Shirley and Phvilis Jane or Barbara=Jo _.. |Gremeva University and in L'Ecole RECN ' | radio, cyeolotron, ultra high frequen- [scale peeps into the birth record for the girls; Jack, Robert and Tee and Ann are favorite middle gas Sofences Feonomique ot Politt- uh - All Kinds cies and unraveling the infinite. (hook Rack in 1918, when America !David for the boys names and this year's combinations que in Paris.” Plenty of Poultry © For the YL ahd XVL's (Jady/was ih World War 1, they ‘were| Along about 1934, the quintuplet are running heavy with Judith Ann,| Tue world-famed card expert, | WEST STREET friends fo vou) there will Be a/naming the bovs Victor and the /influence was felt, resulting in a Sandra I.ee Barbara Ann, Patricia however, has no intention of aban- | \ ; shopping tour, style show, tea ahd girls Victoria. There is ‘even a ‘multitude of Emilies or Emilvs, Lee and Linda Tee ; : doning the bridge table POULTRY DIOETESS | card party [“Vietory” on record. tAmelias and Maries. On the ‘masculine side, David, “Bridge 1s a hobby turned bust-| § 40 wi West St 11-004 esbe- : A dance, banquet and contests! A year or two ‘earlier, some of | One of the most pronounced in- Kenneth and Michael are out front ness with me, and whatever hap-| : tion ¥ ‘also are planned the boys were being given the name [fluences in children’s names was|with a decided emphasis on Michael. [pens it will go on.”

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Maj. Alex NS. Thomas . . . moves on to Peoria.

After three vears' Service as | 3 x - k state secretary of the Salvation Rh. Na N, : v ih Indiana, Maj. Alex 3S Q ue 0 I as will be transferred Mon- : \ y § dav to Peoria. Tl 3 ” : on ] X EF fe ‘will be honored for his work 3 E R : a ITE CN :

banquet at 6 p. m. today at henasum Col. Bertram state commander, will More than 150 Salvation

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ei TE tvides Sade Serie Registration of Indianapolis hon- | < keeping =n olnse Citizens under the Alien Registra- . » ol TROVES Se. et | 1 Act, which started here with sibs Bs a rush, has dwindled to an average \ 3 «® So Naw eso. [Of Toss than 100 a day ¥ ® >

Robart George J. Ress, assistant postrepresents. | Master, said today that “registrations are not coming in as fast as| a we hoped. If our estimates of the, & > Y a wo finer shoes at 249 number of aliens in Indianapolis| a m ll Clg Ji & "a 4 shining between 3000 and 4000) is correet,| that's why “Honey Lane the daily average is far too low.” | - = stars! Laboratory and shopping tests have Pacilities to handle the registra | a » proved them “tops” at the price seientif- ® Stitchdown tion hav heen feof 1d In ¢ : » ” 13 1t a oe Bs a Wg of ; \ joally designed for young, active ie un construcHon taking care of 300 a day I § x R ail to take what rough and ready youngsters - oh In the first five days of regis-| © A \ : sive them. Snappy, youthful styles Triple= : Smooth Hit. ! which started Aug. 27, 551 \ Sizes St Hem: NeAsherad, | A dy x sear, Moisture-resisting leather ve Ce awe Be el 5 BS Yeatner insole leather quarter lining tration would be completed far | Many styles to choose from inoluding the ahead of the Dec. 26 deadline. But i - popular saddle oxford. Choice of colors RBiltwal’ ARerica’s BS er att {it doesn’t look that way how 3 ZK _ favorite shoe for vouth! Far as : he Y a , ? Designed on roomy lasts discussed, | State NYA Reports To Sn to fit and support Young The National Youth Administra- : ; \ feet properly built tion has presented a composite] DN : to give the utmost in picture of the amount of work done| ©. / Ty, Wear. Moisture-resisting in the state during the last vear RE Chiat ~/ | h leathar sole actually ‘Picture in your mind,” the ad-{ © — ’ \ 3 Outlasts the uppers ministration says, “an area the size | § 3 . \ ; Be ; Styled for children and of McCormick's Creek State Park| ; h\ n: i ro » ey 5 X misses fh the following and vou can get some idea of the | = ! oll "A Bon al : b models amber of acres of land which the : ! 0 3 ? RN y % 5 Saddle Oxford = Dutch {NYA out-of-school projects in In- : \ 3 i i y ; : . ) EN Ee i last. Brown elk With ~ | diana have landscaped for parks, ; \ NY ce : : oe 2 CARER HN n Brown alligator-grained AM SIG G NS TREATY fair, and rodeo grounds; treated 3 gh \ j i : J oy NE 3 E ; saddle. Heavy cork-and-A Wp for soil erosion; laid out for plant NN ; vg i RE \ A, rubber sole, wedge heel NOT OF IGHT BRITAIN and tree nurseries and bird and 3 BA : 5 y : 8 ® CON : Sizes 8% to 3 game sanctuaries 3 22 \ Pe i ad VW TE N Dutch Iast blucher The! The NYA also says if its repair Ba ; i BE \ .. E — Brown grained leather jight 'work on highways, roads, streets, SE ; , YY Bs ® Maceasin stitching effect and sidewalks, bridle, bicvele and 3H y ol P on vamp, also white oxpark trails, curbs, gutters and fene- ) N a Be pn ford with brown saddle, 11] [ing were laid and to end it would in : Sizes 12 to 3 la [reach from Indianapolis to Lebanon, X

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