Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1941 — Page 8

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"NAVAL AVIATION

. Flight Selection Board from Chicago

Junior Grade Thomas Ryan at 464

. time.”

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You're in the Navy—

"Joins the Navy

CADETS SOUGHT

Flight Selection Board Here Next Week to Talk to : Applicants. Members of the Naval Reserve

will visit Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday to examine applicants for Naval Aviation Cadets, Lieut. Commander Grover B. Turner, seolor Board member, announced toa Applicants will be interviewed |:

here by Lieut. Commander P. R.|: Huber, medical officer, and Lieut. |

Federal Building. Applicants must be native born, between 20 and 27, unmarried, in good physical condition and have completed at least two years of college work. : Lieut. Commander S. A. Bishop, Selective Service Naval liaison officer in charge of recruiting for Naval Reserve Officers, will address the State Council meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at noon Sunday in the Wabash Valley Boat Club, Terre Haute. » » 8

Set Naval Classes

Opening dates of classes for Naval Reserve Officers Training Schools were announced today by Lieut. Commander Bishop. Deck Officers Training School at Northwestern University will open Sept. 18; Engineering School, U. 8S. S. Prairie State, Sept. 18, and engineering

Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. son of the former Ambassador te Great Britain, has started training as a naval air pilot at the Squantum Air Station. Mr. Kennedy, who ‘was to start his senior year at Harvard Law School, made his application for naval air training two weeks ago. At Harvard, young Kennedy was opposed to convoying munitions and other supplies to Britain and declared against United States entry into the war.

classes for Reserve Officers, U. S. Naval Academy, Jan. 9. STATION Ww S ¥ . FJ 2 2

Corporal Harvey Forsham, a member of the Marine Corps, stationed at San Diego, Cal., returned to Indianapolis this week to visit his mother, Mrs. Rose Forsham, 618 E.

OFFICES READY

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ived whil dut; tly. H will return to California tnis week.| In Board of Trade: Go on She. Air About July 27.

More than 5000 square feet of

GREEN PLAN LACKS MORGENTHAU FAVOR ZU, CF 1rnos muiiing hes been

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P.).—| completely revamped to house the Treasury Secretary Henry Morgen-|new studio of radio station WISH, that Jr. sald today, that a plan, SUg- scheduled to go on the air about lam Green, in defense savings|July 27. : bonds was “not necessary at this| The new WISH offices consist of d that th four sound-proof studios, one of Mr. Morgenthau sad tha €|auditorum size, all air-conditioned; Pian ha J Seon ou in de wp a large observation oorridor and other money-raising suggestions|lounge, executive offices, master con-

that he might want to re-examine|trol, news, music and reception at some later date. rooms and announcers’ offices.

The latest acoustical design has been incorporated in the new studio, Li Jewe LRY according to C. Bruce McConnell, V president of the Capitol BroadcastELS in WEST €! AREY

ing Corp., owners of the new station. Herbert Foltz & Sons are the architects. WISH will operate on a fulltime basis and be an-outlet for the National Broadcasting Company, blue network.

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| Boy Scout News—

ONE-WEEK CAMP

IS- SUCCESSFUL,

Only Problem Was Type of Training; 330 Open New Term Monday.

The staff of the Boy Scout "-servation is jubilant over the apparent success of an experiment being tried this week.

For the first time in the Reserva- |

tion’s history, a one-week camp is being held. The usual time is two weeks. The only problem with which the staff Has had to cope is the type of tests and training courses to give; the average merit badge earning time is two weeks. However, this is a mole hill that remained a mole hill, and courses have been found which require only seven days. Approximately one-third of the 120 boys attending this week are from outside the Indianapolis area. Usually the huge majority of boys are from the city or nearby suburbs

Biggest Camp Monday

There'll be no rest for the reservation staff when this one-week camp period ends Sunday noon, for on Monday morning the biggest camp of the season will open for 330 boys. This is all the camp. can handle at one time, and applications are coming in, at such a rate that some boys may be turned away.

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Swimming Meet Tomorrow

The swimming meet for the present camp will be held tomorrow in the reservation.pool. Final awards for all work during the week will be distributed at the mass camp fire tomorrow evening. =» 8

On the Air

Some of those attending the camp ||

this week will take part in a broadcast tomorrow afternoon at 1:15 o'clock. Among them will be James Kirkhoff of Troop 3, sponsored by the ‘Irvington Presbyterian Church and Floyd Dawson, field man for the Boy Scout Council.

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Danville Boys Visitors

Among visitors this week were a handful of boys from Troop 343 at Danville, Ind. They camped under their own canvas and ate in the mess hall with the reservation lads.

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3 Select Majors

Three boys who plan to major in the camp starting next week, the fourth of the season, are Jack Patterson, Troop 3; Dan Orewiler, Troop 82, and Reimen Steeg, Troop 80. Jaek plans to major in athletics, Dan in canoeing and rowing and Reimen in pioneering.

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General Camp Fires General camp fires next. week will be held each night except Wednesday and Friday. Parents are welcome on camp fire nights,

Troop 48 Leaves

Troop 48, sponsored by the Lynwood Christian Church and supervised by Harold Kelch, left the camp yesterday after a five-day visit.

WHOLE WHEAT BREAD

By Science Service ROCHESTER, N. Y., July 18—By eating whole wheat bread instead of white bread you get more proteins for energy and tissue building and more minerals as well as more vitamins, Dr, John R. Murlin, of the University of Rochester, discovered as a result of diet studies with a squad of 10 young men as voluntary

subjects. The studies were reported briefly to the National Nutrition Conference in Washington. “If the peeled wheat bread were consumed by the average man of this diet squad instead of white bread for one year, on the. calorie basis he would save enough total calories to supply him for approximately 36 days,” Dr. Murlin declared. Peeled wheat bread is made from wheat prepared by the Earle flota« tion process which removes only the thin epidermis of the wheat berry constituting not more than 2 per cent of the whole grain. In addition to the 36-day calorie supply saved in a year of eating the peeled wheat bread, the man “would get 24/100 lb. more- calcium, 1.1 Ib. more phosphorus, and one-quarter of an ounce more iron, besides all

and a significantly higher biological value of the protein,” Dr. Murlin stated.

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the vitamins native to the wheat|§

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WODEHOUSE SILENCE ON AIR IS MYSTERY

BERLIN, July 18 (U.P.).—No explanation was offered here today for the failure of P. G. Wodehouse, British novelist, to carry out a broadcast which had been scheduled by German radio propaganda authorities this week. Wodehouse was described as busy in the Hartz Mountains writing his latest novel, “Pull Moon.” It was emphasized ‘that Wodehouse is “not interested in politics” and he was said to be “not pro nor anti-Church-ill nor pro nor anti-Hitler.”

REUNION IS POSTPONED

Rush-Fayette which annually holds its reunion at Brookside Park during July has postponed the 1941 event until this fall, Mrs. Ador Krueger; 2240 N. Illinois St., president, said today.

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