Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1941 — Page 18

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TALKS ON FIRST] 'NEWSPAPERMEN

Former Harvard Professor

To Address Historical Society Thursday.

Prof. Wilbur C. Abbott, Cambridge, Mass., will address members and friends of the Indiana Historical Thursday at. the State Library on “The First Newspapermen.” He will

deal: with the beginning of news-’

paper writing in New England. Dr. Abbots was born in Kokomo and was graduated from Wabash College. He was history professor

at Yale University from 1908 tof

1920 and held the same post at Harvard from 1920 to 1937.

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NEW MILK LAW

Grading Ordinance, Backed By Distributors, Before Council Tonight,

By RICHARD LEWIS The City Health Department will

‘tintroduce the milk grading ordi-

nance into City Council tonight with the backing of the Chamber of Commerce and a large section of the milk industry.

nance, defeated in the Council a

{year ago, now has the approval of

a number ‘of Indianapolis distributors who decided to work for its enactment ata meeting not long

Dr. Herman G. Morgan, City Health officer, conferred with city attorneys ‘on ‘ legal details of the ordinance yesterday. The measure

of the U. S. Public Health Service model ‘milk law, permitting only Grade A milk" to ‘be sold in Indisngpolis, Law Has Teeth

Grade A milk, is defined as a product having less ‘than 50,000 bacteria pér cubic centimeter and

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They've Got the Major's Number

If you should pick up a phone and dial General 2211, you'd probably hear a supervisor tell you there was no such number, Try it Thursday evening, though, and someone will answer. They'll say “Major Bowes’ Amateur Hour,” and then ask you for your vote. That will be the special numbér to call Thursday when the. Major and his famous radio amateur hour will have Indianapolis as honor city. An estimated 37 million liSteners will hear the Major extoll the virtues of Indianapolis. The program will be heard over WFBM from 7 to 8 p. m. :

I. U. DENTAL SCHOOL

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 19. —Indiana University School of Den-

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state board of dentistry, it was announced today by University President Herman B Wells. Dr. Wells said that recognition by the New. Jersey State Board of

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STATE PIONEERS MEET MAY 24

Historic Sites to Be Visited During Trek to Logansport.

The annual May party of the Society of Indiana Pioneers will be held next Saturday at Logansport under the auspices of the Cass County Historical Society. Emsley W. Johnson, society president, said that special buses will leave Indianapolis at 8 a. m. the day of the party and that low round trip ares have been arranged, Reservations should be made with Herbert Foltz, society treasurer, whose office is in the Architect’s Building.

Many Visitors Expected

In Logansport, trips will be made over the Pottawatomie Trail, along the old Wabash and Erie Canal, and to the site of the Old Towne battlefield. The society has invited members of the Indiana Historical Society and of other county and city historical groups or any citizen interested in the state history to attend. Many groups are expected from Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Huntington, Kokomo, Lafayette, LaPorte, Wabash, Peru, Monticello, Attica, Michigan City, Elkhart, Rochester and Plymouth,

Officers are Named

The society’s boardaof governors recently elected Mr. Johnson presi-|& dent; Dr. William N. Wishard, vice president; Mr. Foltz, treasurer; Miss Katherine Layman, registrar, and

| Miss Caroline Dinn, secretary.

Members. of the board of governors for this year include Arthur M. Charles, Richmond; Mrs. F. C. Dobelbower, West Lafayette; John P. Goodwin, Brookville; Lawrence F. Sullivan, Vincennes; Miss Thaddessa ‘Taylor, South Bend; Miss Helen Elliott, Charles N. Fultz, Miller Hamilton, Othniel Hitch, William H. Insley, Eli Lilly, Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery, Charles N. Thompson .and Mrs. John T. Wheeler, all of Indianapolis.

INDIANA LAW SCHOOL GRADUATION JUNE 4

Graduation exercises for students of the Indiana Law School of Indianapolis will be held June 4 in the Columbia Club. Dr. Daniel S. Robinson, Butler University president, will deliver the commencement address. Winfield Hollander of Indianapolis will represent the evening school as valedictorian and Samuel E. Beecher of Terre Haute will speak for the day school. The annual alumni bariquet will be held June 3 in the Columbia Club. Samuel D. Jackson of Ft. Wayne, former’ State Attorney General, will speak. Student speakers will be Frank Durham of Greencastle and Charles Livengool of Covington. A. summer course of study will open at the school June 1 and continue until August 29. Faculty members who will teach include L. Roy Zapf, trusts; John M. Kitchen, administrative law; William R. Forney, trial procedure; Joseph G. Wood, insurance; James M. Ogden, appel-

late procedure, and James W. In-|

gles, Federal procedure.

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a butter fat content of at least 3.25 per cent. Grade B and C milk, having more than 50,000 bacteria, would be

poses. The teeth of the ordinance are the Health Department’s powers to degrade milk: which slips below sanitary standards. Such milk could not then be sold, excent for manufacturing. When the o dinance was first presented a ar, the Council stalled to see what the milk industry would” do. The industry failed to agree on the measure, so the Council let the ordnance go by the board. This time, with a group in the Hndustry determined to see the measure pass, the chances of the ordinance are regarded @s much better.

Playground Safety

In a survey of ‘playground accidents, the City Recreation Department has found that most mishaps occur because of poor organization on the grounds. Leave the youngsters to their own devices, the department believes, and sure enough someone will fall off a swing or trip over a sandbox. Last year, the City Recreation program succeeded in getting through the season without any injuries more serious than one broken collar bone. That was very nearly an all-time safety -zecord. This season, however, major injuries aren’t being allowed to happen and probably won't if the new safety program is is followed to the letter. Playground instructors are being trained in preventing accidents by doing the obvious things to, prevent them. ‘1. Putting soft tanbark © under slides to break the descent. - - 2. Marking safety ‘zones around apparatus. 3. Removing all loose stones and glass. 4. Supervising use of apparatus carefully. 5. Keeping small" children away from the more vigorous games of older children. 6. Inspecting all equipment daily before it is’ used.

PUSH ORGANIZATION OF EXECUTIVE GLUB

Invitations to become members of The Executives’ Club of Indianapolis were mailed today to several score of Indianapolis business and professional men by the organization and membership committees of the proposed new club. The club will bring nationally and internationally known speakers to Indianapolis several times a year. The membership committee of the local club is composed of Dr. William E. Bodenhamer, W. L. Brandt, E. J. Breech, A. O.. Evans, R. WwW. Fleischer, John S. Lloyd, Merle H. Miller, Walter L. Shirley ‘and F, E. Thornburgh. Those men and the following form the organization committee: Charles A. Barth, R.:W. Boozer, Homer E. Capehart, Roscoe C. Clark, Dan W. Flickinger, Dr. J. W. Huckleberry, Dr. W.-F. Hughes, F. S. Langsenkamp. Jr. G. H. Lilly, ‘William C. McGuire, Lawrence McTurnan, Dr. C. T. Malan, Robert I. Marsh, William J. Mooney Jr., H. C. Piel, Fred T. Reed, Dr. Daniel S. Rebinson, John K. Ruckelshaus, Fred I. Willis, W. G. Sparks and A. J. Wohlgemuth. D. Raeburn Rosendaal, & representative of the Associated Executive Clubs, with headquarters in New York City, is in Indianapolis help-

clubs. are now active in about 90

THE INDIANAPOLIS “TIMES

ON THE RADIO CHANCES GOOD,

The re-appearafice of the ordi-|;

will follow the. grading provisions}

sold only for manufacturing pur-:

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RL vl WIRE, 6:30—Voice of Firestone, WIRE. -7:00—Dr., 1. Q., WIRE. : & %:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. = 8:30—Blondie, WFBM. ? 8:30—Cavalcade, WIRE. 9:30—~Gay Nineties, WFBM.

For the first time in more than a year a guest artist will appear ‘on tonight's Telephone Hour program, 6 o'clock, WIRE. The "visiting performer. is to be Winifred Heldt, mezzo-soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Co. At next week’s broadcast = Helen Jepson, also ‘of the Metropolitan, will ap-

.regular soloist, who will be ab- ° - sent from the : program for two Winifred Heidt weeks to star in “Naughty Marietta” with the Los Angeles Ciyic Light Opera Co. James Melton, the Drograry's S. tenor star, will .be heard in’; and in duet with the guest Donald Voorhees will conduct the §7-piece symphony. Another prominent: Husband and wife team will be brought to.the Radio Theater tonight, WFBM at 7 o’clock, when Dick Powell and Joan Blondell will present a radio version of their recent fm, “Model Wife.” Other prominent Hollywood mar ried couples: heard recently: on -the Radio Theater have been Fredric March and Florence Eldridge, Fibber McGee and Molly, Jack Benny

Burns and Gracie Allen and Tyrone |Power and Annabels. ss 2 Richard Crook, Metropolitan Opera tenor, returrs to.the Voice of Firestone program, WIRE 6:30 tonight: and next Monday. CH

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1 Tonight's Cavalcade production,

WIRE at 8:30, is a (iramatization of the life of David Crockett, frontiersman, trail blazer end hero of the Alamo. ~ John McIntire, vho will. portray the Crockett role, is something of a: frontiersman himself. He was ‘born in Montana, son of a Montana cattle ranche: Leaving the Nor ‘hwest at 16 he went. to Californie sperft 10 years

formal ‘education. Restless,” he shipped to sea as z seaman, iravelling to South America, Africa and the Far East. In 1028 he entere| radio as an all-

,| purpose man—acto’, announcer and

script ter. Five years ago he and his wife, Jeanettc Nolan,: also a Cavalcade player, ‘raveled to Montana. e 100 miles from the nearest town they built a two-room log cabin. For two years they worked clearing the land for cattle ranching, snowed in during the winter with the temperature fre05! quently as {ow as 55 below. From November May they seldom left their cabin. Meat and fish were

Mr. McIntire fe:ls that this pioneering experience should help him give a pretty realistic Crockett.

” 3 2 of Blondie’s radio show, has turned down offers to appear in Little Theater productions this summer because the plays would conflict with her stint on the Blondie pro-

and Mary ° Livingstene, George

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THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station ghanges after press time.) :

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INDIANAPOLIS WFBM_ 1260

(CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS)

Novelettes Novelettes Dick Reed Dental Assn.

Dessa Byrd World News Dick Reed’ Inside Sports Telephone Hour Telephone Hour ir x ! 13

Dr. IL. Q. Dr. 1. Q. Wait For Me Wait For Me Contented Hour Contented Hour

"| Cavalcade Cavalcade

Pleasure Time Music Hiwavs Democracy Work Easy A

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dda Hop: 30 Javce Fore an :45 World Todav

hythm Roundup ViICOP: ator Baseball Scores Gilbert Forbes

Those We Love

Modern Musie Modern Music

Radio Theatre Radio posite Radio Theatre Radio Theatre

Lombardo Lombardo

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Muse Yon Want

5 Dance Music -

*1 13 14 :00 Caesar Petrillo :00 Caesar Petrillo :30 Lionel Hampton :45 Lionel Hampton

TNRIAROLS

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ERR (NBC-MBS)

Right to Happiness Poona San ac! : Lowell Thomas

Superman Newsroom

Pots, & Shelton

Telephone Hour Telephone Hour 11 CTOWOIIC AIeSL0Nne

Dr. T : Squeakin® Deacon Sque Deacon Contented ' Hour Contented

Cavalcade - Cavalcade

Fred Waring Baker & Denton Hodge's Time Night Music

Doter Grant H. Hessler Welly Johnson Eddie LeBaron

Eddie LeBarron Burt Farber Moon River Moon River

HICAGO 2% 5 Jo (NBC oft the ou) Dram Gasoline Ailey

Organ Moods Better Busniess

News Music Feature

1 Love Mystery I Love Mystery True -or False True or False

| Bee Shed as Here and Abroad Concert Miniatur:

Jury Trials Jury Trials Radio Forum Radio Forum

Globe Tratter Chuck Foster Joa Sanders Joe Sanders

usic You Wan usic Wan dnite Serenad Midnite Serenad

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE_ 1430 _ (NBC-MBS) -

Dawn Patrol Market Reports

Musica Musical Musiga Musica

(CBS Net.)

0 Early Birds Early Birds

. 8: 6: 1%: Barly Birds 7: v Birds 1: Early Birds 7:45 New!

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INDIANAPOLIS WIBC 1070

Home: Brea. ‘Brea;

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years ago the infant Pauline Reilly gurgled goodby to her aunt, Maud Reilly, as the latter departed. for service as. a. nurse -in- the World War. Recently Pauline, trim’ ifi her khaki uniform, reperted for a year

of duty at Camp Edwards, Mass, as ‘an Army nurse, herself. -

Ei ‘agon Bachelor's Children Road of Life

Marv Marlin Pepper Young Lone Journey David Harum -

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Singin’ : Sam Basonology Farm Hour Farm Hour

Farm Hour . Farm Hour WIRE News Dick Reed

Against Storm. Maw Perkins Guiding Lisht

:00 Erie: Norris :15 Mvrt hg Marge :30 Stepmother :45 Church Hvmns

:00 Mary Lee Tavlor :15 Martha Webster 32 Big Sister

5 Aunt Jenny :00 Kate Smith

:00 Song Shop :15 Women in White :30 Mrs. Farrell -. :45 Mrs. Farrell

;:00 Dr. Malone ° :15 Gilbert Forbes :30 Farm Circle :45 Farm. Circle

90 Mary Mopride

:15 Song_ Trea :30 Fletcher Wiley :45 American Story

:00 Burl Ives 3: 33 Band of Day -

2:30 Bess Johnso! 2: bi Concert Music

3:00 Christian - Science 3:15 Music in Air: 3:30 Music in: Air 3:45 Scattergood

4:00 Your poIoimation 4:15 Bob 4:30 ly) Jordan 4:45 World Todav

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown -

Home of Brave | Portia Consumers - Three Sons

Clgude Thornhill Ind. Dental Ass'n

Dick Re H. S. Workship

Now Roundup Bandwagon Devotional

Meladic : Moment: he

Bess os 9 nt Jen Linda's Love Road of Life

Mary Marlin Woman in White Lone SONrpey _ | David Haru

Hearts in Sr ae Ne ills

Editor s Tours.

] Dreameps Songs Farm H Farm Hoa Farm, Boar

Light of World Mystery Man Valiant Ladv Grimm's Daughter

Against phe Bi Maw- Perki

| Guiding Fight Vic and Sade

Backstage Wife Stella ‘Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Hame of: Brave Portia Ellen Rando Iph Painted Dreams

Right to Happiness Beautiful Life - 1 Jack Armstrong 4 Lowell Thomas

Sr a Buddy Starcher

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Schoo | Today's s Top Tun: Ss

Community Hall Bill Jon Off the Record Boy ‘Greets Girl

Mid Dav News

Musical Mixup

Meet the Pray Gov't Repo Request Pirne ) Request Time

B ae Bas! Base!

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Grange): MUTUAL—WOR, 110; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. NBC-BLUE-WJZ, 770; WOWO; 1190; WLS-WENE, €90; KWK, 1380. NBC-RED—WEATF, 660; WTAM, 100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 670. : CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

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WASHINGTON, May 19 (U. Pp). om The House District of Columbia Committee today will discuss pro-{.. posals by some members for a prohibition. ‘of - picketing of the White House. . Rep. Stephen Boles: ®. Wis.) sald the subject would be discussed as a result’ of ‘recent disorders in ‘front of the Executive Mansion in. connection with the American Peace Mobilization’s “perpetual ‘peace yigil. ” °

HERE IT IS!

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| Group in Cogieis Debates White House Picketing Ban

The committee, which handles the Capital’s. local proble may be asked to amend police regulations to’ prohibit picketing not only in the White House area, but also at such important government build-

{ings as the Supreme Court and ‘State Department.

“The controversy beiwesh ‘the American Peace Mobilization and the Dies Committee is scheduled to get an airing this week. The committee has ‘announced plans to begin hearings Wednesday.

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