Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1948 — Page 9
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{enport, Naval Recruiting Service; {Dr. ider, icine, and| |. : es ys Juider, medicine. an | his front wheels settled in on the Tansel Rd.near Clermont. A new truck, it already
a decision or indicated a pref-| erence. |
Advisers Listed | Dr. W. P. Howard, head of guidance at Butler University, will speak to the ‘group of “un- | SN. decided” pupils. Others serving!
Indiana ‘University = School of | Dentistry; Lt, Comdr. I. J, Dav-|
R.R. 18; have given him a t
Miss Jean Coffey, director of the
Indiana University School of| has suffered a broken batte Nursing. £' |
of School Libraries; Miss Frances|
i » Leckey, Indiana Bell Telephone Co., secretarial work; Miss Opal] 0Ca ISI Boston, social worker for eastern | v Indianapolis; Frank® Langsen-| kamp Jr, the Frank Langsen- al C 11] kamp Co., business, and Miss Marilyn Behymer, Indianapolis Star
staff writer, journalism. Cadet James A. Blakeslee, son
Others scheduled to appear are/of Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. BlakesEun, Wil Lahn Sen lee, 6200 N, Sherman Drive, reMonaréh Buick C6., automotive] cently visited the United States
mechanics; A. F. Hook of the/Naval Academy in Annapolis,
JHook Druk Co. pharmacy, and Md.
T. J. Abel 6f the William H. Bass
Photo Co., Inc., photography, | The visit was part of an ex-
change program set up several y . years ago. Fledgling officers beDon t Be in Hur IY |come acquainted with the funcF tions of the other school during To eed New Baby the three-day tour, CHICAGO, Mar. 5 (UP)—Don’t| A sergeant in the cadet chain
ibe in too big a hurry to feed that of command, Blakeslee was ap{new ‘baby, a Harvard University pointed to the U. 8. Military
ROCKING ALONG—The roads along the sc
Other counselors include Miss| 1611 spring this year. Mr. Toler, however, is particularly concerned with the danger | Esther Burrin, State Supervisor| that confronts his 120 riders who are jostled badly on the rutted and chuckholed roads. |explains. “But basically there
Is. Too ‘Utilitarian’
By KEYES BEECH Times Foreign Correspondent ~ TOKYO, Japan, Mar. 5 — A distinguished British churchman | [suggested today that Japan's post-war interest in Christianity 5 |might perhaps be “more utilitarian” than spiritual. . | Bishop ‘Stephen Neill, assistant to the Archbishop of Canterbury, feels there is danger that Japan : will copy Western Christianity ~ |just as it copied Western industrial efficiency. “The Japanese are great learners,” says Bishop Neill. Therein, he sees a risk that they will em brace Christianity as “useful” while failing to understand its meaning. Applies to Democracy The same thing applies, the {bishop thinks, to the Jap attitude toward demoaracy. “The last thing we want in Japan js a pale copy of Western Christianity,” says Bishop Neill, who is co-director of the World Council of Churches Study department. “The more Japan's Christian Church is unl.ke ours in struecture the better we'll like it,” he
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° to Talk ; tianity is a universal thing.” Judge Roberts Naval Armory Officers’ Bishop Neill says he has no
At Americanism Dinner yess. The dinner is sponsored by doubt that Christianity is being Judge Luther Roberts, constitu- the Osric Mills Watkins Amer-| Used” by some Japanese for potional law authority, will address/ican Legion Post 162, George Hos- litical reasons. the Americanism dinner to be'mer is chairman. | Copyright, 108. BS Da ianapolis Tymes
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medical professor urged today. | Academy by Rep. Louis Ludlow. " Dr. Clement Andrew Smith, as- He was graduated from Broad.K © sistant professor of pediatrics at| Ripple High School where he won the Harvard Medical School, told letters in baseball and basketthe fourth annual clinical confer- ball. Cadet Blake will enter the ence of the Chicago Medical So-| Air Force when he is graduated § ciety that infants are stronger | in June, during the first few days than at any time in their lives. . He said babies “are as often, Howe High to Start
perhaps more often, overtreated Courses in Drivin than undertreated.” | J | A course in driving will be More babies are’ taken to hos-! pitals “in trouble because they Started at Howe High School this have been fed too early and tooiterm, made possible by procuremuch, than to little and too late,” mént of a dual-controlled autohe said. . mobile through the American AuBables should not be fed, “for tomobile Association. the first two, three, or sometimes| Elwood L. Yeager of Howe's five days after birth,” he said. |physical education department, EE —w— will instruct the course, RegisENGLEWOOD OES TO MEET |trants must be 16 and must have Englewood OES will elect offi-|a beginner's driving permit and cers and hold initlatory work at|permission of parents and school 8 p. m. Monday: Belle Ooak is/officials. A complete classroom worthy matron and Bruce Myers, course precedes actual driving worthy patron. training.
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