Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1941 — Page 6

} ght pr achievement dinner at p.m. today at the Hotel ncoln ‘The dinner and the awards ire being given by the Indianapolis to: Het Co. sponse of the

~are. the Skinner twins,

gorge and Monroe, of 812 Gerard x. They rigged up an electrical pig poder ‘which was displayed in the : y's. downtown show dows and received widespread attention. ‘The idea. of the pig brooder was keep the little pigs, especially ‘newborn pigs, warm on a cold night. good many pigs are lost by cold. pproximately £0 guests are exted to attend the dinner, ' at] County - Agricultural Agent 8. Abbott will be toastmaster. re “will be a speech by Harry worth, Purdue University 4-H C leader, oh ‘Aims and Jams In =H. Club Work.” $400

Ainsworth will present the ln ‘money, totaling $400, to the winners. In addition Su the twins, e to receive prizes for demonons, exhibits and record books

“duns Louise Brewer, 1253 S. Glen“8t.; Caroling Minnich, 1457 per. St.; Mary Mowry, R. R, 15, en Township; Betty Ripey, R. 7, Box 59 B, Wayne Township; Anna E. Rosemeyer, R. R. 19, WarTe Township, and Doris Willsey, . R. 10, Box 108 C, Franklin

wnship, “In addition to prizes, the speeches and the introductions, the feature the dinner will’ be the main urse—4-H ow ) prize-winning, } by beef.

CORRI N To SPEAK 0 LAW FRATERNITY

. John M. (Red) Corriden, former ager of the Indianapolis Indians d now coach for the Brooklyn gers, will address the Indianap5 Alumni chapter of Sigma Delta Rappa legal fraternity at Canary ottage Monday. There will be elec-

Candidates for office are:

ent; H. E. Behrman, second vice sident; George ,C. House, secrey; Cecil A. Taylor, treasurer,

ney and. Scott Ging, directors. Black Ticket—William J. Kinally, dent; Semel B. Huffman, vice dent; N. ‘Herman, sec- : wn E. G. Bowyer, secretary, and william E. Ready, Ammon and Charles W. Zink, tors.

Richard W. Cromley, son of Mr. E. 60th St, graduate of Short ler football player, has ijoned. the Royal Canadian Air Force and is

in’ training at Manaing Field, Toronte,

MAYO DIRECTOR T0 SPEAK HERE

Tuesday at Opening of Physiology Series.

Dr. Frank C. Mann; director of

gery and physiology at the Mayo Clinic since 1914, will be the first spealfer in a lectureship in applied physiology opening here Tuesday night. Dr. Mann will speak in the auditorium.of the State Board of Health on the Indiana Medical Center campus. The lecturship is sponsored by Phi Beta Pi, medical fraternity. Members of the medical profession

rounding states have been invited to attend: the lecture. Dr. Mann's subject will be “The Circulation ot the Liver,” a subject on which he is noted for his outstanding work, He was the first man to remove the liver and his work was considered essential to the discovery of insulin. He also is known for his work on surgical shock and on the physiology of the duodenum. Dr. Mann was graduated from the I. U. School of Medicine in 1913. He is a native of Decatur. Dr. Ernest Rupel is chairman of

the Phi Beta Pi lectureship commit-

tee. Other committee members are Dr. H. H. Wheeler, Dr. H.. F. Dunlap and Dr. William Woods.

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for one hour, 28 minutes and soared 17 miles at an altitude of 12500 feet before it landed.

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