Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1944 — Page 12

Physical Education to Be Stressed for the Future.

Health programs of Indianapolis schools will keep pace with the na- _ tionwide program to rebuild Amer"joan youth into a physically fit race, * Virgil Stinebaugh, superintendent

check-ups to determine their needs, and put into physical fitness classes best fitted to help them individually.”

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Southport chapter 442, O. E. 8., will meet and confer degrees at '8 p. m. today at the Southport Maisonic Temple.

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MUSIC TESTED.

AS MENTAL AID

Results Encourage Army in Fight Against Nerve Disorders.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U. P). —A series of carefully controlled experiments to determine the value of music as an aid to medicine in treating mental cases is underway at the army's Walter Reed hospital

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U. PJ). —An epic of heroism was being written as the badly-battered Flying Fortress struggled to get back to Britain after a raid on Bremen. Inside wounded and almost blinded, T. Sgt. Forrest L. Vosler of Livonia, N. Y., the radio operator, took stock of the situation, His radio was out of order. And he couldn't do anything about it because he couldn't see. He was too badly hurt to be an effective gunner,

Hero Who Offered Life fo ~ Comrades Is Decorated

of it. So Sgt. Vosler decided to do whatever he could under the circumstances,

Despite his injuries, he. manned the tail turret guns, Then, guided by touch, he repaired the set that his eyes co 't see. Between periods of wcinseiomames, he sent out distress And when the crippled fortress finally was forced to crash land in the sea, it was Sgt. Vosler who clung to the wounded tail turret gunner until he could be transferred to the rubber dinghy to await

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Nazi Troops and Supplies Is Seriously Cramped.

By NAT A. BARROWS Times Foreign Correspondent STOCKHOLM, Aug. 30. — Nofe wegian saboteurs in the past forte night have carried out such an ex« tensive smashing of German gasow line and fuel depots all over Nore

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of schools, said today. h “ that the N in serio ’ : g ; ere and the first “Indications are| made it just that much harder for| For these acts, the war depart- Way azs are us T've seen t Physical departments of city lis TR the fice | encouraging,” according to the office|the crippled fortress to reach ment announced today, Vosler has transportation difficulties = there, since D-day, _ schools will continue a concentrated Two air corps reserve recruits get their morale boosted after completing enlistments at the army offic 0 Britain. been awarded the congressionaliforced to curtail all types of mili laughing, health and physical development here. June Preisser (left), Hollywood dancer, pins the enlisted reserve insignia on Allan Guibert, 410 N. of war information. So Sgt. Vosler asked his compan- | medal of honor, the nation’s highest tary movement and for the first ugh program, he said, throughout the| Meridian st, as John Wilson Jr., 2735 N. Meridian, and~Ada-Leonard, orchestra leader, watch. Army psychiatrists, the OWI said,| fons to throw him overboard. award for heroism. time to ration gengas, or synthetis the ell, the ( 5 is - — re bein id i the The incident took place last Dec. gasoline made froin wood. shooting ~ ensuing school year. He pointed out __ a g aided in tests by the| That would lighten the plane, he |, "0. vosler was a staff sergeant. : would stop w "that many of the points advocated y Institute of Applied Music and by|argued, and better enable the crew mp. injuries cost him the sight of Co-ordinalihé in theif, ows way the firing tha ~ by the American Medical associa- IL RECALL R to look after the wounded tail gun-|one ¢|With allied heavy-bomber attacks 8 Miss Frances Paperte, former mem- g one eye. He is now convalescing ab) oo, .¢ Nazi continental fuel d As the Fre "tion and the National Council of - - ner if they had to “ditch the plane.” {the Valley Forge General hospital, : epota, + th Physical Fitness resolution to the DENIED BY BRITISH rm ber of the Chicago Opera Co. and| pis companions would have none!Phoenixville, Pa. the Norwegian Jatriols late des ihe | oy a » “mation’s school heads have been MEAT—Red stamps A8 through] state. Motorists should write 1944 SoMish with the New York Phil- Sieoved oy Sat Stallatices soldier n at art of the school Program {OF *V"| WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U, P.. (28 and 45, B5, C5 and DS in Book 4 oumbers on book and coupons. (barmonls and Cincinnatl sym-| A fen? Bern quet BROOKSIDE P ARK Mound Oslo sions, Wish Oslo sierd Seller in #4 After a joint meeting in Chicago (—Senator Albert B. Chandler (D.|good indefinitely for 10 points each. FUEL OIL—Period 4 and 8 ols phonies. Oil tanks along the Bergen rails’ into the battl Ky.) insisted today—despite denials pons valid through Sept. 30. A Seek Music's Effects o road route are being blasted into Amidst thi this week, officials of ine Ietioa} red ete deparimens ana| SUGAR~—sStamps 30, 31 and 321n| ange-making coupons and reserve Honors Friesner BAND CONCERT SET uselessness and sabotage groups, people pushi: association and the physical coun- , , _|Book 4 are good indefinitely for 5| Puel oil ra-| Working together, they are seek- the cil urged that schools undertake the | British embassy—that Willlam Phil- | od | cOUPORDS are now el oil ra ing to determine what effect, if any A BANQUET FO - operating in the far north, have walking with fret step $0 get American children lips, President Roosevelt's personal pounds. No. 33 samp becomes 800" | tions for 1044-45 healing season| oo poe on certain types of ANG R alumni | gp, fing] band concert at Brook- seriously depleted the reserve ine * loaded with g yp eal fitness ambassador to India, had been de- |Friday for 5 pounds. Stamp 40 Ininoy being issued. Period 1 good ypes ofl potany majors on Sept. 18 will be [qe park for the summer will fea-|tended to back up any campaign they had to | ealth and physical fitness | ’ !Book 4 good for 5 pounds of can- iatel mental and nervous disorders and to Pp : by periodic health examinations |clared persona non grata by the a “ immediately. investigate the potentialities of held in honor of Dr. Ray C. ture the Sahara Grotto band at 8 made necessary by Col, Gen. Lothar And in ti i ; iti. | OL . . y possi end physical Siness programs. [BELEN EOL EEt Boe lan Applicants applying for canning| TIRES—Commercial vehicle tire pleasant tunes as an aid to regular| Friesner, head of the Buller Wn- |p pm, today. Additional entertain- are eTacualion from Hdden 7 2, ? ers; epartmen ce * Part of Routine situation. |sugar should send in one spare Se > TOIL of Svery Ng A LP Dh y ia ment will be provided by the Grot-| The impact of this nationwide ’ ing—which ur The increased stress on health| Chandler made his original charge a te applica) passenger automobiles will be a| and arts, taking into account ali] A Dr. Friesner to drum corps and drill team, with outburst of. highly specialized and fitness of youths is directed tojin a senate speech Monday. } | . requisite in obtaining replacement | conceivable factors, were being kept joined the fac- members of the American Legion mip, Beige Th 2S klaus Tanks Pa correct conditions which caused| “I don't know what action our| SHOES—No. 1 and No. 3 “alf-tires B card holders are now eligi-| to check on the progress of each| UV as an as- in charge of flag ceremonies. 2 i YOU NEV! American youth to flunk with an state department will take on this plane” stamps in Book 3 good in-|ple for grade 1 tires if they can|patient and to ascertain to what sistant “Potany if he should be forced to meet any average grade of 50 in the world |score,” he told the senate. “I do gefinitely. prove extreme necessity. All A| degree, if any, it was influenced by professor in 1919 E. E. Kerner, band director has|orders from the home front to send as in Paris, war II draft call, the resolution know that British officials have) npn GOODS—Blue stamps holders are eligible for grade 3 tires music, TIRE whén t hat announced a program that includes |troops for service inside Germany, tons on them stated. seen fit to make strong representa- |g" 00h 78 and A5 througn PS| Including factory seconds, if they course was part “105th’ Cavalry March,” Steinmetz; [O° if the allies should make Nore Biey SOW ben “Regular physical check-ups have, tions to American publishers against | in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10/ find tires which may be purchased No Guess Work of the biology “Fall of Jerico” Maillochand: “Le- wegian landings, it could be pu been a part of the health routine of publication of Phillips’ views and If © 50 \ ®c Foc us gs KS! —_———— “As in any scientifically con-| department gion of Honor March,” Jewell: “Al- Underground sabotage againsy like & team ¢ our schools for a number of years,” do know that Mr. Phillips has been | PY WR. CEL PERE SN oc cESTIONS. WIN trolled experiment,” Miss Paperte| The botany f { pine Sunset,” King; “Victory Polka,"| Jt), Has been going In full swing For hon said Supt. Stinebaugh, “This year declared persona non grata both in an va y. : said, “it is obvious that it must be| department now : Styne; “Winhing Colors March.” for a fortnight and, as patriots here + all over down our school health department, in India and in London.” GASOLINE—Stamp A-12 Is good HONOR FOR WORKERS proven beyond any doubt that the has an herbar- i : Wells: “Croton Go Ewell and say, they haven't even got thei French soldie: conjunction with the Parent-Teach-| The state department denied that | for 3 gallons and expires Sept. 21. system followed is dependable, Of jum of 70,000 Dr. Friesner «Minstrel Man." Talbott. ’ second wind yet. ers association staged the annual the British government had re-|B3 and C3 and B4 and C4 good for| Honorable mention for machinc¢| course, the work is too new to per- specimens. They IF, : i Copyright, 1944, by The Indianapolis Timeg $ pre-school health roundup, in order | quested Phillips’ recall and said he 5 gallons; T (3d quarter) good for shop suggestions under the wag, pro- | mit conclusions. Various methods] have sent 39,220 specimens abroad BOOTLEGGING ON RISE and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. NSI( that beginning primary students Was coming home “for urgent family |5 gallons through Sept. 30; E, El duction board i wo are being explored, and at present,| and received 23,220 in return. IV =~ might get physical defects corrected reasons.” A spokesman for the Brit-|and E2 good for 1 gallon; R, Rl and uction board . Was. given four| 1" lay be safe to say that indica-| Dr. Friesner holds the honor | WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. (U. P). “FAMILY NIGHT" IS SET during the summer and start school |ish embassy denied that his gov-|{R2 are good for 5 gallons but are employees of the Curtiss-Wright} jong are encouraging.” position of fellow in the Indiana —A rise in bootlegging activities Keystone community center will Ur TED'S with & clean health slate.” lernment had declared Phillips to be [not valid at filling stations. Con-|Corp.’s plant here this week. While music as an aid to treat-] and Ohio Academies of Science was noted by the ireaswy's sieohol hold a “family night” wiener roasg ' A [ED “The health program is carried persona non grata. sumer may exchange R for E at his| All of the men had previously | ment has been tried before, she said, and served as president of the i yu y Oliat 8 p. m, today, Miss Emma Loy » force is ny into high schools,” he said. “All be- local board if he wishes to purchase] won local prizes from the plan(|; has “never properly or adequate-| Indiana Academy in 1936. tax unit today in a report showing Voelker, center director, has ane - + » Loren A. ginning students are given thorough SOUTHPORT O.E.S. MEETS |non-highway gasoline at filling sta-| labor-management production com-||y been controlled nor has its ap- PENSION GROUP. TO ME or that 651 stills with a daily produc-{nounced. George Minor, Fred Senate

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