Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1940 — Page 4

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ministration’s foreign policy.

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UCCESSOR TO KENNEDY WAITS

Former Envoy to Britain ‘to Help F. D. R. Keep U. S. Out of War’

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (U. P).—

A successor to Joseph P. Kennedy, |! who has submitted his resignation]:

as Ambassador to Great Britain,

probably will not be chosen until|

after the holidays. . Mr. Kennedy announced his resig- . nation after an unscheduled Sunday . conference with President Roosevelt. “5 He said he had resigned so that he i could devote his time to “the great-

| est cause in the world today . .. to] help the President keep the United

- PBtates out of war.” : _ The resignation was handed to Mr. Roosevelt on Nov. 6, but Mr. Kennedy has agreed to continue to serve, without returning to London, until a new Ambassador is chosen. Mr. Kennedy was the fifth of President Roosevelt’s ambassadors to resign in recent weeks. The others were William C. Bullitt, Ambassador to France; John A. Cudahy, Ambassador to Belgium; Joseph E. Davies, former Ambassador to Russia and Belgium, and Hugh Wilson, former Ambassador to Germany. Mr. ‘Davies and Mr. Wilson had been serving as special assistants to the Secretary of State. Mr. Kennedy flew back from London ‘six weeks ago amidst reports that he -would resign immediately * pecause he disagreed with the Al e met those reports, however, with a nationally-broadcast speech urging Mr. Roosevelt’s re-election.

COL. W. J. DONOVAN ARRIVES TOMORROW

Col. William J. (Wild Bill) Donovan, an outstanding figure of the World War, will arrive at Indianapolis tomorrow at 9 p. m. He will pe greeted by members of the Indiana Committee for . National Defense. Col. Donovan, 8 New. York attorney who served as assistant attorney general under President Herbert Hoover and who was a major with | the famous “Fighting 60th” during the last war, will speak on “Can We Afford to Let England ¥all?” at Shortridge High School tomorrow at 8 p. m.

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Area commander, was opened to give volunteer informants an ample opportunity to turn in such factual information as they may possess and believe te be of interest to the naval and national security. on the second floor and will be open from 8 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. daily except Sunday, and from 8

Car Overturns

Bishop Edgar Blake . . . served here from 1928 to 1932. 2

BISHOP BLAKE AND WIFE HURT

Churchman’s Jaw Fractured, Wife’s Ribs Broken In Carolina Accident. Bishop Edgar ‘Blake, retired, of

the Methodist Church, and his wife were injured yesterday in an auto accident near Wilmington, N. C,, it was learned here today.

Bishop Blake, who has. been liv-

ing at Coral Gables, Fla., served the Indianapolis area of the church from 1928 to 1932.

Highway patrolmen reported that

Mrs. Blake was driving the car near Wilmington when it ran off the road and overturned. James Walker Memorial Hospital attendants at Wilmington said the Blakes’ condition was fair.

Bishop Blake received a fractured and his wife fractured ribs,

Coming here after serving the

church in Paris, France, for several ‘years, Bishop Blake went from here to Detroit. He retired last June.

The Bishop, who is 70, and his

wife were married here in 1930. She is from Circleville, O.

NAVY INTELLIGENCE OFFIGE OPENS HERE

A Naval Intelligence office has been opened at the Indianapolis

Naval Armory, Commander C. A.. Griffiths announced today.

Naval Reserve said the office

Comm. Griffiths,

The office is located

a. m, to 12 noon on Saturday. The

|office may be reached by telephone,

WA. 3381.

School News—

LIBRARY USED IN MANUAL STUDY

Pupils. Aid ‘Administration; Books on Government . Are Popular.

By EARL HOFF Manual Training High Schools library hag two bosses and only one job. : ’ :

high school officials. Second, it is a

branch of the public library system. Its job, of course, iJ tq serve Manual ‘Training pupils. The branch is not open to the general public. © All of the other high school libraries in the Cily are solely a part of the school, except at Crispus Attucks High School. There, the library serves the community and is situated in the school and patrons other than pupils enter through an outside door. The Manual Training library isis the largest in the school system, but there are a few things about it that are distinct. 2

- Librarians Are Teachers

One is the manner in which library instruction is integrated with other instruction. When the Business English Class or - English Composition VII comes to the point where pupils will have to study bibliographies or reference books, Mrs. Florence B. Schad,

sistants, Miss Margaret Paul and Miss Martha Vander Schoor, take over the class for several days. Last year they gave 116 instruc. tions. ~ Ten. pupil assistants aid the 1ibrarian, each serving one period each school day. They assist in keeping attendance records straight. Pupils may attend the library during study periods. In some schools it. takes half a period for the teachers in charge to check attendance. At Manual Training it takes about five minutes,

Checks on Chart

As each. pupil enters the library he gives the library assistant the number of his study hall seat. She marks this on a chart and sends it to the study hall teacher who in turn checks this against her records. And what kind of books are Manual Training pupils interested in today? Economics, various forms of government, history and other volumes that help them understand the things that are happening in the world, Mrs. Schad said. A surprisingly large number are interested in religious books, she said, Others want books that concern their hobbies, Still others head first for the fiction shelves. As to statistics, the library was started in 1895 and became a part of the City library -system in 1920. It has 7000 books, subscribes to 63 periodicals, has a clipping and pamphlet fille and 1600 mounted pictures. . Pupils took out books 31,000 times last year, or 15 times per child. ' The most avid readers at Manual Training are freshmen. By the

time pupils. become seniors their reading’ is a minimum.

First, it is under control of thel

librarian, or one of her two as-|

Realy 7:30—Voice of- Firestone, wise. | 8:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 8:00—Dr. I Q., WIRE. - ah - 9:00~—~Contented Hour, WIRE. 9:00—Guy Lombardo, WFBM. 9:30—Burns and Allen, 10: 30—Butler Symphonie Chotr,

A radio version on of EAS Rods

playing the title role as he did in the movie, will be tonight's presentatioih of ‘the Radio Theater, WFBM 8 o’cloek. Pat will be supported by Fay Wray, who

Rockne, the great coach's wife; Ronald|;

‘Fay Wray tre Dame immortals, and Donald Crisp as Father John Cal- | lahan, Notre Dame president. Crisp and Reagan played corresponding roles in the movie. As in the film the radio version will trace Rockne’s life from his early childhood in Norway to his

| death in 1931.

Lou Silvers, music conductor of the program, has a particular interest in the part of the story concerning Gipp’s death. He was playing a South Bend theater the Saturday pneumonia ended the great player's life at the height of his football career. #” » » Laugh of the week concerns announcer Ernest Chappell, who is subbing as announcer on the Ben Bernie program Tuesdays over NBC-Blue while the regular announcer, Dan Seymour, is on vacation. Bernie and Chappell used to work together on the Columbia Broadcasting System, so when Chappell gave the sign-off last Tuesday night he said: “This is the Columbia Broadcasting System,” Almost immediately studio phones started to jangle with irate protests. Chappell was called to the phone. One of the NBC bosses squawked: “You know what you just did?” Chappell apologized. “Yes,” he said, “I just heard about it from Columbia. They’, re mad as the devil.” 8 o ” The Voice of Firestone celebrates its twelfth year on the NBC-Red network during the broadcast tonight, 7:30, WIRE. 2 # 2 Sound men on “Mr District Ate torney” are checking up on their train effects. A train robbery is due Wednesday night: and they want it to sound as realistic as possible. . . . Roger Pryor, emcee of CBS’s Screen Guild Theater, has a sure-fire method of catching a cold. In a recent movie scene he had a fist fight, got thrown into a peol and then ran after an airplane. Roger got hot during the fight, got wet in the pool, and then got caught in the backwash of the propeller. . ... Result, a dandy cold. ..Radio’s current fan mail mixup concerns Thockmorton (Hal Peary) Gildersleeve, of the Fibber McGee and Mdlly program, and Dean Gildersleeve of Barnard College. . . .

They have been getting in’ each

other’s mail.

—All American,” with Pat O’Brien]

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ON THE RADIO

_ THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies tn Program ane nouncement caused by station changes after press time.) :

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Kathleen Norris 5 Mvrt & Marge Stepmother Song Shop

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Markets. Weather |News Farm ands Melody Farm Sunshine Melodies

Rep: Re Dick Reed Sunshine Melodies

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1850. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670, CBS—WAEC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

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