Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1941 — Page 4
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| U. GRADUATE GRANTED $2250
Dr. Gordon Ray Is Awarded Guggenheim Honor For English.
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind.., April 25.— Dr. Gordon Ray, Indiana Univer8ity graduate now teaching at Harvard University, has been awarded & $2250 Guggenheim fellowship The fellowship, which is a part of the 16th annual series awarded by the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, was given to Dr. Ray for his thesis, “Thackeray in France.” Dr. Francis D. Wormuth, assistand professor in the university's government department, was the reoipient of a Guggenheim fellowship last month,
Six students have been named to!
the board of directors of the Indiana University Collegiate Chamber of Commerce for next vear. They are Donald Davis of Culver, Mary Elizabeth and Rosemary Hendricks of Martinsville, Virgil K. Nelson of South Bend, Walter Robbins ©f West Baden Springs and Herbert Schalliol of Mishawaka.
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Majority | in U. S. Believe British Will Win, Oppose Negotiated Peace With Germany
By DR. GEORGE GALLUP
Director, American Institute of Public Opinion.
PRINCETON, N. J, April 25.— Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's belief that Britain cannot win the war and that she should try to arrange a negotiated peace with Germany now is not shared by the majority of American voters polled in a nationwide survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion. Although there has been some growth of peace sentiment in this country, as reflected in the number who think England should seek a peace now, the large majority in the survey say they think Britain should gO on fighting. Likewise, the number who
isTigors
although considerably reduced in| size since the period before the] British reverses in Greece and in| North Africa. The effect on American ment of the Germamn Balkan inva-|
sion is shown in the comparison | Opinion,
{Keep on Fighting.
believe Britain | was without an opinion. will win the war is still a me jority, ‘no opinion vote is included in the | agreement,”
of survey results before and after the Nazi spring drive began.
Shift in Opinion Noted
Here is the record: “Which side do you think will win the war—Germany and Italy, or England?” : Before Nazi Balkan Invasion
After the Invasion Germany and Italy England Stalemate Undecided
11% 57 8 Sere Rar 24
Before Nari Balkan Invasion
After the Invasion 29% 84 71 In the last survey fewer than! one voter in every 10 (9 per cent)! If the
Make Peace
[total, the results show 26 per cent | for making peace, 65 per cent in| [favor of continuing the fight, and|
lo per cent undecided. | senti-|
In England last winter a survey! [by the British Institute of Public affiliate of the American]
Institute, showed only 7 per cent of British voters in favor of a negotiated peace with Germany at that time.
Doubt Hitler's Word
Those who oppose a negotiated peace now between Germany and Britain are divided into two schools of thought. The one group believes that no honorable peace could be negotiated with Germany under present circumstances. “Germany would want everything,” “Hitler would get greedy”—such are the phrases which occur over and over in the comments of voters opposing a negotiated peace. Then there are those who oppose
a peace now on the ground that any agreement Hitler signed at present would merely from a lull lin the conflict. These people argue that * ‘Germany would break the that “Hitler's word cannot be trusted,” that “it would just be a scrap of paper. The people who favor a negotiated peace at this time argue that peace is always better than war, mad that “we've seen enough bloodshed,”
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
VOLUNTEER FIRE UNIT ORGANIZES
New Department in Wayne Township to Consist Of 8 Companies.
A volunteer fire department of more than 200 men is to be organized in Wayne Township at a meeting at 8 p. m, Tuesday in Ben Davis High School. Sheriff Al Feeney and Fire Chief Fred Kennedy will speak. Richard McKinney already has been named chief of the volunteers and he said that the unit would be divided into eight companies. They will be located at Mars Hill, Ben Davis, Bridgeport, Mickleyville, Garden City, Maywood, Flackville, Morris St. and Tibbs Ave, Appointments to be filled at the meeting include two assistant chiefs, eight captains, eight lieutenants and 180 or more privates. Equipment is to be provided by the township trustee.
TOWN CLAIMS TWIN RECORD
UNION, Me. (U. P.).—This hamlet of 1000 population claims the
nation's twin record.
Atoms With Snap Fasteners Reveal Muscle Fiber Action
By Science Service PHILADELPHIA, April 25—With atom models 100,000,000 times natural size, held together with snap fasteners, science has been able to find what happens in such diverse processes as the. waving of a woman’s hair, the pressing of her husband’s trousers, and the action of the muscle fibres in the bodies of either. In his Franklin Medal lecture here before the American, Philosophical Society, Dr. Hugh S. Taylor, professor of chemistry at Princeton University, described his studies with these new models. He credited his student, Bernard Becker, with working out many details. By studying the effects of various substances on beams of electrons or X-rays, it is possible to deduce the arrangements of the atoms to form their molecules. The atoms are so small, however, that even the new super-power electron microscope would have to be 20 times more potent to observe them individually. Knowing the arrangement of the atoms, models may be made of special little wooden blocks. Formerly,
said Dr. Taylor, these were held together with pegs, but he has made them so that they are joined with snap fasteners, like those used in clothing. These have the advantage that long chains may be subjected to various kinds of handling without having them fall apart, as they did with the pegs. He finds that the silk protein, fibroin, consists of long chains of links called peptides. Each consists of atoms of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen. The silk fibroin chain is fully stretched, but with hair and wool protein, or keratin, there are at least three forms. In one the links are folded, but when it is stretched, it resembles the silk. Perhaps these studies may aid in a better understanding of cancer. Models were made of substances that cause cancer. They found that there appeared to be some correlation between their power to produce the effect and the extent to which the atoms were all in one plane or not. The structure of vitamins, hormones, sulfanilamide and other new drugs is being studied. From these, perhaps, it will be possible to
find out how they work in the body.
__ FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1941
MAP COURT TEST OF MILK PRICING
Board to Seek Ruling on Provision in New Control Law.
The State Milk Control Board is preparing to file a declaratory judgment suit to determine the constitutionality of the minimum price provision of the new Milk Control Law, Charles G. Daily, Board ate torney, said today. The new law provides that the lowest price per hundred pounds that can be fixed for milk coming under the jurisdiction of the Board “shall not be less than four times the price of 92-score butter as reported by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and Marketing Service for the Chicago butter market plus 30 per cent.” Mr. Daily doubted that ti was conthat can be fixed for mil keaming paid to Indiana farmers for their milk should depend on prices fixed in Chicago. He said that if this provision was constitutional the price which the distributors are forced to pay for milk which is used for butter would increase sharply .
SALE! Men's Spring Suits and Topcoats
$77.88
Smartly styled suits in single and double breasted styles, hard finished fabrics. Sizes 34 to 42. Top-
twists and flannels.
Also
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coats in all-wool tweeds, herringbones and fleeces. Sizes 34 to 46.
MEN'S FUR FELT HATS New shapes in lined, fur felt 3: $2.00
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SALE OF
“Cannon” BATH TOWELS
105. 15. 20:.
First quality bath towels by CANNON. Heavy Turkish towels that measure 18x36 inches. Snowy white with colored borders. Limited quantities In colors of E Blue, Green, Gold and Rose borders.
Seconds of
Req. *1.19 to *1.65 MEN'S SHIRTS
79:
Select seconds of better quality shirts for men. Pure whites, fancy woven and printed patterns, plain colors in many different style collars. Checks, stripes and novelties in tan, blue, green. Some oxford cloth shirts. Sizes 13145 to 18 in the group.
De Luxe Hemmed
© RUFFLE
Chenille and tape designs on natural color Osenberg crash. Perfect for summer use.
—Downstairs at Ayres.
PAIR Our famous “Hemmed Ruffle” curtain, a best seller for the past year. Plain marquisette and cushion dot marquisette. 45x78 Inches, plus smart decorators’ tiebacks.
A Sensational New Idea!
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THEY FIT LIKE A GLOVE
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“Cranbrook”
Shirts and Shorts
3 Yok vg
Combed yarn, knit shirts that are perfect fitting and cut full. Shorts are sanforized, pleated front, elastic waist and snap front. Blues, Green or Tans. Sizes 28 to 46.
Full or Twin Size baby chenille tuft that everyone is asking about. White with multicolored designs in floral patterns, also dip dyed ‘““ENVOY’’ SHEETS 81x99-In. 72x99-In. 63x99-In. Get these sheets for perfect service. tion with over 130 threads to the square c inch. Bleached pure white and torn to size before hemming. Deep selvage
Twill or full sizes in the new and popular $3.98 colors. Made of durable 64x64 thread construcedges and large hems. ree popular sizes.
—Downstairs at Ayres.
Fiber Auto Seat Covers Seat covers to fit any car. Durable $1
fiber that is cool and smooth for summer use, PRINTED DRAPERIES Printed rayon, printed cotton ruftex. Discontinued styles of better dra- S$ 3 —Downstairs at Ayres.
~ Linen Reinforced Mn Socks Fine rayon socks for men. Reinforced at toe and heel with strong linen. Stripes, checks, ingrains in Men’s Spring Ties. ....vvuuv 0 3 for Woven mohair (wool, cotton and rayon) $ 00 styles. Bright summer colorings in blue, 1 v red, green or tan. Checks or stripes. Tubular fine knit shirts, perfect fitting, sizes 34 to 46. Fancy shorts, button and 1 00 Sizes 28 to 42. boys, Lastex top; colors, green, Elastic waist, matching belt, slash royal, navy, red or brown. Sizes 8 pockets. Brown, blue, green or
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Here they are. Those talked about new patented knitted slip covers. Very moderately priced but still giving the satisfaction of much higher priced slip covers. They cling tight to furniture and give a permanent upholstery appearance. —Downstairs at Ayres.
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