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ne person was killed in Indian- Wayne ave., and Harold Betts, a !apolis traffic and five others met

Camp Atterbury soldier, were in- : . jured seriously when struck by a car Seven Hundred EMployees fans: on: Sdians highways over | oo" by Virgil Sandman. 1160 : =tnd. Park ave, at Ft. Wayne ave. and Needed to Fill State Fourteen persons were hurt in a|New Jersey st. ¥ ike series of 49 automobile accidents| ghe is in City hospital. Betts was Positions. =| here between 6 a. m. Saturday and treated at City hospital then re- . : 6 a. m. today. moved to the Billings General hosi Seven hundred vacancies exist in| The dead: pital at Ft. Harrison. ? | the state departments operating un- JOHN 8S. WILLIAMS. 39, of 318 Louise Francis, 8-year-old daugh{der the merit system, State Person-|S Roena ave, kliled when struck|/ter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. 'nel Director Dudley A. Smith an-|by a car in the 3800 block of W. Francis, 1728 College ave., escaped » at the beginning of a | Washington st. serious injury when struck by a foun foKay e wi ni : for MRS. MARY NEWLAND, streetcar operated by Harold Powell, Velo ecru men and wom'n STEELE, Gary, fatally hurt when|940 S. East st., near her home. She state service. the car in which she was riding left |is being treated at Methodist hosMost seriously affected by the|road 41 north of Carbondale in |Ppital. manpower shortage are the state| Warren county and struck a culvert. GENERAL MEMORIAL MEETS hospitals and mental care institu-| FLZA CILMORE: 59, killed by a tions, where a 20 per cent shortage car in an Evansville street. exists. Other departments operating under the merit system have only a 12 per cent shortage, Increased Pay Helps

The General Memorial association JOHN VAN ATTA, 68, Fountain The recent action of the general

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RECORDINGS By Richard Lewis

THE MOST AMBITIOUS recording to date of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra is the RCA-Victor feature release for May, Tchaikovsky’s symphonic poem, “Manfred.” This work is the musical interpretation of Lord Byron's dramatic poem which expresses one of mightiest frustrations in English literature. Manfred is a tortured soul, unable to forget his sorrow and remorse over his lost love, Astarte. He wanders through the Alps seeking death, but is unable to die and unable to forget his woe. The first movement opens with this somber motif which is played by bass clarinet and bassoons. A bleak sigh of despair from the woodwinds and horns echoes the initial misery. | Mr. SevitzZky and the orchestra | KEITH'S work up a mighty despair. They On stage, vaudeville, blow metaphysical blues with pas- TN, G95 ang $5. sionate sorrow. Mr. Sevitzky has | made a careful study of this work end is considered its finest inter-| perter. If nothing else has, “Man- | fred” establishes the Indianapolis | orchestra as one of the nation’s top | recording symphonies.

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deep, which opens Wednesday at last picture for the duration. He’s

Escaping a sinking ship in a flaming sea, a bunch of Hollywood commandos prepare to stormgthe cameras in “Crash Dive,” epic of the

the Indiana. It's Tyrone Power's in the marine corps.

assembly and state budget committee in allowing limited increases of pay for prison guards, hospital attendants and guidance officers has

had the tendency to stabilize the job turnover in the 74 classifications

while riding a bicycle, Mr. Williams, the 40th traffic victim of the year in Indianapolis and Marion County, was struck early yesterday by a car driven by Don Dubois, R. R. 4, Winamac. Mr. Dubois said he did not see Mr. Wil-

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man-Rochestra symphony orchestra. 2 Also in the Readseal department this month is Gladys Swarthout &inging “I'll See You Again” from Koel Coward’s “Bittersweet” and *®Mother,” from Romberg's “My Maryland.” = 8 b&b & THE BOSTON symphony or-

LYRIC “My Friend Flicka,” with Roddy McDowall and Preston Foster, at 12, 2:35, 5:10, 7:50 and 10:25. “Desert Victory,” actual films of the African campaign, at 11, 1:35, 4:10, 6:50 and 9:25.

liams in time to stop, but brought his car to a stop and walked back to the scene. Mrs. Bertha Massey, 29, of 917 Ft.

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Koussevitzky, presents two sections CE uu Fitness Campaign as and renew the old friendships that | ‘rade of the incidental music to Maeter-| IN THE LIGHTER classical field, I value so much,” Davies said. “I'll Need Physicians linck’s “Pelleas and Melisande.” The| Victor has issued a collection of i tell the Soviet people and their : music is by Gabriel Faure. musical favorites from the films, Dentists Meet. leaders that they command the re- a ee open The sections are the prelude to Diayed Ny oa Rose Sn x A movement to promote a physi- Spee of free men everywhere in the| ications are being received and | Part I and “fileuses.” On the fourth) “S012. 08 Kk oh how 4 Ee [eal fitness prograin for 16 and 17- : examinations give are all classes of | record side, the Boston orchestra |POSer-musician knows how to |vear-old high school pupils! hysicians, all classes Of -nurses,| ~— his assignments, which include: | thr hed | phys > : | : " o {throughout the state was launched | clerks II and clerk-typists II, ste-| Last 2 Days The Continental” (from “The ; te Dental asso-| Sa y { y Di » |by the Indiana State nial aso nographers I, welfare visitors (119 | Gay Divorcee” of 1934), “Lullaby of | . .. : il | a kek, | 5 rt . .. (ciation at its 86th annual meeting | are needed), elementary and sec-| {Broadway” (“Golddiggers of 1935"), | ypobl hotel tod ’ | « y i » | at the Claypool hotel toaay. | ‘ondary teachers, child welfare conThe Way You Look Tonight rent ill ti | | r : _con“Swi i » + “Sw i | The convention wi continue sultants, public health nurses, insti- | (“Swingtime,” 1936); “Sweet Lei-|, Wednesday. About 1400 | Swit ; lani” (“Waikiki Wedding,” 1937); tiroush eunesfay. y [tutional workers, custodial helpers,| ” » (wre | 3TE €Xpected. |cooks, attendants, seamstresses, Thanks for the Memory” (“The = Mitchell. chai : i —— | : i ”). “Ow Dr. E. IL Hohe thalinel o housekeepers, housemaids, practical Big Broadcast of 1938”), “Over the| dvisory il mmended . . . : : : » (CW » . | the advisory council, recomme ‘Arrest 95 in 20 Raids in nurses, industrial therapy aides and Rainbow” (“Wizard of Oz,> 1939); |, . y : Ss In ] h : that the trustees create a council | occupational therapy aides “When You Wish Upon a Star”| . - ith ; | J . | Wis th % “ {on dental health to co-operate wit 3 Counties as Local . “Pinocchio, 1940), and “The Last a similar council of the natiosal JEAN JOEL CHARLES Time I Saw Paris” “Lady Be Good,” | _ . . ; : association. Dr Cont Hospital superintendents are re1941). : ive Lontinues. rt : : : . ——— Urge Support ceiving applicants daily at their inRAPS LABOR BILLS kt While police continued their cam- |Stitutions and, under a system of ' UR Support for a youth health pro- paign on Sunday gambling and OPen announcement, continuous ex- » GEORGE STEVENS CLEVELAND, May 17 (U. P.).—!|gram also was urged by Dr. Robert =o .© 10ay . § 1g laminati bei ven by th . Congress is “showin terrific de- | : lef of the b | liquor selling in Indianapolis, state aminations are being given y the X gress g a ¢ de- E. Jewett, acting chief of the bureau I... soo 0 oo eal law | personnel division at the institutions More The he gree of irresponsibility” in consider- | of maternal and child health of the P0¢ J S gc. law) : a . " . ' : | enforcement officers and arrested 95 and at its offices at 141 S. Meridian er ing anti-strike legislation and other gtate Health board; Frank S. Staf-| li : | st . | PLUS 2 labor regulatory bills, CIO President | forq, chief of the bureau of health Persons on gambling charges in 20 st, ph | “POWER OF THE PRESS" | Phili av d fer £ : : : {raids in three counties. Two announced examinations on GUY KIBBEE ¢ LEE TRACY (Philip Murray told a conference of | ,n4 physical education; Ellis H.| : hich fili . re Stl | U : United Steel Workers Union mem- tant state school Su er-l Sixteen persons were arrested here | Whic ing dates are still open are Extra! “Plan for Destruction’ bers yesterday: Be, A NN Stiofor. hair. On charges of violating the bever-|chief personnel examiner, closing| \ — an | intendent; Dr. D. ati ie hy. | 28ES act. date May 22, and bacteriologist I,! man of De wm ih yi" os er] Henry Mosely, 414 Blackford st., a closing date May 29. Most of Hie [Slehe Som me oh it or > DOR dq bell boy, was arrested at the Plaza! jobs which are open require mainly | | representative on she a is of | hotel by police who said they found reliable references and tests of the physica ess oh : (a quantity of beer and liquor in a ability on the job, Mr. Smith said. the civilian defense council. | cabinet in the basement. | | Dr. Stiefler reported that te wo Clarence Schaeffer and Harry |} Opes 10 py Hu — 4 bile dental unit of the Slate 1 fa’ Simms were charged with violating |} 25¢ "Ih ' l, | | | i] board hee given pao *d 2613, the liquor law at 316 Indiana ave. J Tax nel. lA LLL dd grams this year a 3 | Schaeffer also was charged with Rist pidiauapnils ng i i t i Landi children, relormmne % 01 i Sertal keeping a room for pool selling. ’ 'CORREGIDOR” " operations. 'e unit is now with=| ,.,,. Wellington was accused of ames Dunn—Florence Rice uk sal “THE GHOST AND THE GUEST” out an operator since Dr. C. C. Low selling liquor and beer at 401 ery has been called to the armed pias st. Robert Hall was arrested Se yices. on a liquor charge at 729 Darnell | Man-Hours Lest st. ' | “For every hour lost by striking] Martha Hester was charged with | | workers, 60 hours are lost to labor | keeping a gaming room at 708%] by bad health,” James Robinson, Bates st. and William Jones was, Chicago, said this afternoon. accused of renting a room for pool “The mouths of people are gen- selling at 476 Massachusetts ave. erally 10 to 20 years older than the; Don T. Stiver, state police superrest of the human body,” he said.|intendent, said that the out-state “The Mayo Clinic reveals that 62 raids were a continuation of the per cent of all systemic disease campaign against establishments originates in the teeth, tonsils and reportedly “draining off incomes of sinuses. A clean bill of health at|war workers.” these points means 62 per cent in-| Sixty persons, 12 of them charged surance against attack.” with keeping gaming houses, were Clinics Scheduled arrested in 12 raids at Connersville, : . a Fayette county. Six were charged Thirty-eight table clinics, In- | sith keeping gaming places ahd 26 cluding four by dental assistants.| thers with visiting them in six jyere scheduled for Cis EO . raids in Rush county. Three others The dental assistant SS30ciution Weie charged with keeping gaming will open its convention this after- establishments ‘n Dubois county. noon. The highlight of tomorrow’s joint session is to be an address by Dr. J. Ben Robinson, Baltimore, president of the American Dental association. . The dentists will elect officers tomorrow and the assistants on Wednesday. Programs of both associations will include addresses by general members now in the armed forces. About 200 dentists from the asscciation are now in service. WASHINGTON, May 17 (U. P.).— Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R. Conn.) said last night that air transportation “has been throttled” by railway policy to avoid competition and by administrative policy of suppressing new airlines. . In a debate on the American forum of the air, Mrs. Luce and William B. Ziff, author, upheld the premise, “The Airplane Will Play an Increasingly Important Role in Post-War Transportation.” U. S. Maritime Commission Chairman Emory S. Land and J. Carter Fort, general counsel of the Association of American Railroads, took the negative side. Mr. Land said that prophecies that aircraft eventually would supplant railroads and merchant shipping “have no sound premise or logical conclusion.” PITTSBURGH, May 17 (U. P).— Less food on the tables of public eating places has resulted in fewer stains on the tablecloths, according to a report of the Greater Pittsburgh Linen Supply association. The linen suppliers note a decrease cf 20 to 30 per cent in the number of fruit and vegetable juice spots on table linen since the advent of rationing.

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