Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1942 — Page 32

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EXPECT 300 AT CHURCH SESSION

Council Studying Role of Religion in Education

Convenes Tomorrow.

More than 300 are expected to at-| tend the seventh annual conference; of the Indiana council on religion] in higher education tomorrow at the First Baptist church. Those interested in policies of} Indiana colleges in relation to religion and public welfare were invited by Edgar H. Evans, president, to attend programs at the| church at 10 a.m and 2 p. m. At a luncheon, for which reservations will be 5 1a limited to 400 . in the IndianapDr. Ziemer i; athletic club, Dr. Gregor Ziemer, station] WLW news commentator, is to speak} on “Education for Life.” Dr. Ziemer is the author of a recently published book, “Education for Death.” Speakers at the programs at the church will be Charles E. Cook, North Manchester; Dr. William E.| Berry, Earlham college; Dr. Lyman V. Cady, Hanover college; Paul F. Boston and Mrs. Louis F. Hays] both of Greencastle; Mrs. E. C Rumpler, Harvey B. Hartsock, Mrs. | James L. Murray, Dr. Ross J. Griffith and William P. Evans, all of] Indianapolis: the Rev. James P| Wilbourn and Mrs. G. J. Vandivier, both of Franklin; Bin T. Smith, Shelbyville; Dr. Robert H. Miller, Manchester college; Dr. Edgar M.| McKown, Evansville college; Mrs. | Katherine Knoy, Martinsville; Glenn| W. Thompson, Columbus; Raymond | R. Miller, Bloomington; Dr. Harry | L. Crain, Frankfort; Dr. Ziemer and! Edgar H. Evans. | Mr. Boston will preside in the forenoon, and Mr. Hartsock after noon. |

| man of the

| between for the | salvage dealers

| Marion county.

Defense Salvage Leader Named

L. B. McCracken, manager of the telephone answering service of the city and Sule. defense salvage commit- _ tee, has been named chair-

dealers relations section of the committee. Mr. McCracken's duties will be to act as go-

and the public yi as collectors. He L.B. McCracken

is now preparing a program to expedite the collection of salvage materials, especially rubber, rags and metals, in Indianapolis and

The “answering service,” MA, 3321, is available to persons wishing to sell or donate salvage material. Mr. McCracken is also president of the Medical & Dental Business Bureau, Inc.

U. S. BIRTHS RISE, DEATHS FALL OFF

By Science Service WASHINGTON, April 17.—The latest baby count made by the U. S. bureau of census shows that the

number of Americans continues to increase. Babies born during Feb-| ruary of this year at the rate of 20.2 for every 1000 of the population! This is an increase of 10.8 per cent| over the number of births in Feb-| ruary, 1941. Deaths decreased during the same period by 58 per cent. The infant death rate for February was 47 per

1000 live births compared with 52.5 per 1000 live births in February, 1041. Deaths in the armed forces occuring in the U. S. registration area,

| which now includes most of the 48

states, the District of Columbia and | the Territory of Hawaii, are ordi-

‘narily included in the bureau's]

death rate figures. Certificates for

| these deaths are filed by the mili-

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