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U. S. Scientists Add Germans Instill Courage With Psychology.

NEW YORK, July 15 (U.P). The reckless courage of German soldiers is instilled by their officers before battles by means of psychological devices and even alcohol and drugs, the Committee for National Morale said today. Entitled “German Psychological Warfare,” its report results from a year of study. The committee is made up of physicians, university asychologists, social scientists and ther psychological specialties. The report asserts that German iilitary psychologists have ingenously borrowed and adapted the rindings of American psychologists, using this knowledge to build a spe- | cies of super-warrior. “America should have no qualms about adopting some of the best features of German military psychology,” the report declared. ‘The Nazis have unblushingly expropriated the findings of many American scholars.” ; Germany’s present propaganda and morale machinery originated in 1929, when the Reichswehr established a psychology research laboratory. When psychological methods fail

night of the fish fry.

Indians to Howl at Church Fish Fry

Tomorrow through Saturday Indians will howl and the campfires will glow on the lawns of the Seventh Christian Church. The occasion will be the annual Indian Village and Fish Fry. warriors here are (left to right) Paul Fishmen, 142 E. Congress Ave.; Harold Scudder, 821% W. 30th St, and William Byrum, 1222 W. 34th St. Pastor of the church, the Rev. Victor R. Griffin, is a student of Indian history and lore and is in charge of the village and ceremonial dances which will be given each

to alleviate fear in combat, the re-| You're in the N avy Now—

port asserted, medicine, alcohol and drugs are used.

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Speaks on School Health at Bloomington Meeting Tomorrow.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 15.— Paul V. McNutt, Federal Security Administrator and former Indians Governor, will return to Indiana University, where he once was Law School dean, to address a conference on school health problems tomorrow. His talk also will be heard by summer school students during a morning convocation. The afternoon speakers will include: Dr. George Brother, chief of the local health administration bureau, State Board of Health, and Dr. John W. Ferree, Board of Health

director. Tomorrow evening, Dr. Thurman B. Rice of the Board of Health and I. U. professor of bacteriology and public health, will speak on “Consideration of the Emotional Hygiene of the School Child.” A. L. Trester, commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, will be in charge of a discussion of athletics and health Wednesday afternoon.

Name Chemistry Head Dr. Ralph L. Shriner, former Uni-

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A dry-land U. 8. Navy cruiser, iand that's exactly what it is, will

W dock at the midway at the Indiana

State Fair this fall and ride at an{chor there for the duration of the fair. : | This is the recruiting cruiser and it will be in command of Lieut. Comm. D. McWhorter, officer in charge of the Navy recruiting office in the Federal Building. The Fair visitors will be invited to inspect the cruiser, which has

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During the Fair

cadet in the U. S. Naval Reserve. Six other Indiana men have begun their flight training as cadets. They are Eugene Albert McQuillan, West Lafayette; = Paul Tevis Martin, Bloomington; William Granville Baumbaugh, South Bend; William Jackson Jr., Wabash; Steve George Kona, Hammond, and Charles Henry O'Donnell, Gary.

4 Local Men Enlist

Four Indianapolis men have en-

Award for Outstanding Member.

Max Wildman of Peru, Ind., president of the 1941 Butler University

diana-Michigan Province.

: versity of Illinois faculty member, has been named chairman of the Indiana University chemistry de-

partment,’ Wells announced,

President Herman B. Dr. Shriner succeeds Dr. Herman

Third From Butler to Get T. Briscoe who filled the chairmanship last year in addition to his duties as dean of faculties.

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Review Police Graduates

The 117 trainees at .the Indiana

class, has been named winner of|State Police School at Indiana Unithe Balfour award granted an-|versity will observe Governor's Day nually to the outstanding Sigma|when they pass in review before Chi Fraternity member in the In- Governor Schricker next Sunday.

Other guests of honor will be

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= ” nn a ; > at Great Lakes, Ill, the recruiting Commander Transferred office announced here today.

Commander Henry Poyner Bur-| They are: John R. Franks 1102 nett, U. S. N, formerly connected|N Tacoma St.; Aubrey W. Franklin, with the U. S. Navy recruiting office gr 1 Box 165; Jack E. Hunt, 1505 in Indianapolis, has been ordered t0| Spann ‘Ave, and Herman L. Mart. duty with the Naval R. O. T. C. lage, 2541 S. Meridian St. unit at the University of Notre s aia Dame, South Bend, the Navy De- v , partment announced today. Com- Ensign Assigned Here mander Burnett was stationed in Ensign Robert P. Sayle, U. &

Indianapolis from. June, 1933, until Naval Reserve, of Huntington, Ind.,

May, 1934. Chie has been assigned to the Recruiting . Station, 464 Federal Building, acReserve Air Cadets cording to Lieut. Comm. D. MecCharles Boyd, 2957 Guilford Ave.,|Whorter, officer in charge. has been selected as an aviation| Ensign Sayle, member of the 1934 Y. M. C. A. National championship / swimming team and a graduate of Indiana University, will assist Lieut. Comm. S. A. Bishop in recruiting college graduates for the Naval Reserve Officers Training Course. They will have offices at the Naval Armory, 30th St. and White River,

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Miss Ruth Patterson of the Butler College of Education faculty

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lecture tomorrow on “Children’s

Blocks and Dramatic Play.”

D. W. Thompson, formerly of Indiana University, has been named assistant professor of accounting at

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he holds an M. A. degree from accountant’s rating in Illinois.

Public school teachers this week are studying curriculum problems in science under direction of Carl F. Hanske, head of the Manual Training High School social science. department. Teachers in the three-weeks course last week studied English curriculum problems and next yesh will study social studies probems.

SEEKING STUDENTS

Lieut. Col. Robinson Hitchcock, state Selective Service director, to-| day urged medical students and internes to obtain commissions in the Medical ‘Reserve Corps by application to the commanding officer, Fifth Corps Area, Ft. Hayes, Columbus, O. “Doctors and internes eligible for commissions who are placed in Class 1-A by their local boards and fail to take advantage of ,the opportunity to be commissioned will be inducted for Selective Service military training,” he said. Internes can receive comniissions as first lieutenants in the Medical Corps, while students will -be placed in the Medical Administrative Corps as second lieutenants and should not be called to duty until completion of their schooling unless an Snargeney arises,; Col, Hitchcock said. . :

J. Dwight Peterson, national fra-{Stiver and Capt. Walter Eckert, I. ternity officer, who said Mr. Wild=|U, President Herman B. Wells, man is eligible for competition for|members of the State Police Board and the I. U. Board of Trustees.

Awards will be made to the police

Sigma Chi to win the award. The post conducting the best criminal other two were Evan Walker in|investigation. and to the post with 1930 and Jay Fix in 1937. The 1941 the best inspection rating during winner is a member of Tau Kappa |the past year. :

Music for the review will be pro-

Delta Sigma, and Utes and Sphinx |vided by the Boys School Band of Plainnsi, directed by Lester C. enny.

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today discussed “Problems of Health Announce Appointments

Dr.. Leonard Bloom has been |

Kindergarten-First Grade Confer- named assistant professor of sociology, Herman Keller as instructor The five-day conference will close [in the School of Music and CharFriday. Mrs. Rose Alschuler, found- |lotte Bray as public school nursing er of the Illinois Nursery Schools |instructor and critic instructor ut and author of “Two to Six,” will|the University.

Miss Bray. was graduated from

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i of Britincs to receive cer4 cates for excellency in National Now doing graduate work at I. U.,, Clerical Ability Tests. They are the there. He has a certified public|Misses Muriel Botner and Doris

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