Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1942 — Page 2

“HIGH SCHOOL BOYS | ~ |MOUNTAIN MINSTREL | DAVIES ‘RAPS FOES OF SERVE AS FIREMEN] NIT lines fo Use b mpre roved Radio Beam OF KENTUCKY IS DEAD 100 Train ot P olice School ~ TEANECK, N. J., May 8 (U. P.).— By CHARLES T. LUCEY have two major advantages over lasgely eliminated. Unintelligibility |

ASHLAND, Ky., May 8 (U. P.) Avprosmatey oo Hoosiers argfie gf HELP FOR R US: IM — Nine Teaneck schoolboys are realiz- Times Special Writer the radio frequency now used on|of signals due to static has figured y ee

WASHINGTON, May 8.— First|the airlines. in Salt Lake area crashes ©" |James Wiliam Day, 81-year-old goss police school on the campus Ea rag er Ase, a oom = Davies, Zormer ited ed . : ’ = e “Tile dianapolis men inclu e bassador Russia, joe a gi installations of a new ultra-high) py, it doesn’t break up nto| Orders for the new equipment mountain minstrel known 8s “Jil |o¢ Gulver Military academy for an : " requency radio beam

; Harold F. Blades, 611 N. Penrisyl-|last night that “stooges -of Adolf \/ already have been placed, Mr.[Son Setters, the singin’ fiddler of) gion; week 1 : Fred ” coun more, they are being paid for it. |the nation’s airliries will be made|™Multiples that may confuse a pilot, Srey. HR xen 2 aced.1. thie Lost Hops Hollow ‘died ‘yesterday Se Suge on. a Joie dl Yala. ox oy. Show, 3 x Hider Els Sorkine | ng this country k They are high school seniors, all|in a far west area including Salt/as has happened near Salt Lake|equipment-subject, of course, to|after several months illness. through June 25. LeGrande ave.; Jack E. Hester, 927| “It is neither good Christianity, under 18, who have replaced adult|Lake City, where 17 persons died inland in other areas of rough terrain. |wartime priorities—will be available] Day was widely known for his| Nine Indianapolis men ate among|N. Chester st.; Paul W. Kern, 1434 : firemen called for military duty.|last week's plane crash, Charles I.| Second, the ultra-high frequency|so that actual installation can be- | performances at the annual Ash- '. They are on duty at the firehouse |Stanton, acting civil aeronautics

good sense nor even- good sportsthose taking the course in an effort| Reisner st.; Elmer C. Paul, 2029 wave is above the frequency of|gin by early fall. Contracts have|land folk song festival. He apnightly from 8 p. m. to 7 a. m, administrator, said today. static. Thus conditions which in studying between alarms and sleep-

manship to challenge the good to qualify for any of the 50 various| Winter ave.; Roy D. Pea, R. R. 15,| faith, honor or integrity of the been let both for transmitting peared in London, England, in 1931] positions. Box 700 C; Daniel W. Smith, 2220| promises of the Soviets,” he. said at a Mr, Stanton said tests have|the past often have made radio|equipment and for a large number under auspices of the American| Applications for the recruit school |E. 10th st, and Ray H. Thompson,|a dinner starting a $6,000,000 Cam= ing in the dormitonies. shown the new type radio guide will [signals almost unreadable may be|of receiving sets for planes. Folk Song society. ran unusually low this year due to 2242 N. Harding st. paign of the Russian War Reltef,, . *

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