Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1948 — Page 6
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FUZSLING TO educators is why a small town may have obscure graduates for a decade and then turn out in one class a number who achieve success in a variety of fields.
high s¢hool
The 1912 class at Tell City an example, '
Among the outstanding seniors in this class
were: Pat, Dutch and Dooley,
Dutch and Pat were lanky, awkward country
boys, while Dooley was a cocky,
three boys were good in their studies, but they
also found time for mischief.
Dutch was George J. Ress, 53-year-old assist ant postmaster here whose nomination as puss
master has been sent to the U. 8,
firmation. If approved--and everything .points to a continuation of the recently adopted government policy of selecting career men—Mr. Ress will suewho
ceed Adolph Seidensticker, Sept. 30.
Pat was Maj, Gen. E. D. Patrick, who was killed ‘in the Philippines during World War II.
Dooley, to whose Indianapolis friends the name
will sound strange was U. 8, Wichser,
CAREER MAN-—George J. Ress, 53-year. old. assistant postmaster here, bas been nom- - inated by President Truman to be postmaster © “upon the refirement Sept. 30 of Postmaster Adolph Seidensfickér. Quiet, unassuming Mr, 3 yoors of service behind him,
Ress has 34
side Indianapolis =
He and Dutch are located a few hundred feet apart on the second floor of the Federal Bldg. Fach, however, reached his post indepéndent of the other and through different channels in
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kid to his old friends. Both will journey back to Tell City the last of this month to pay homage to-the third boyhood ‘pal for whom repatriation=funeral services will be held. \
Dutch Reminisces MR.
High School is
little guv. The legs and reminisced. “Mith and hookey were our two pastimes in those days, .We used to go to the creek to fish, when we'd skip.school. But, we seldom skipped together, because our families were so close that we ¢ouldn’t afford to disappear all at the same time.”
Senate for con-
will © retire Pat's last letter to Dutch, just before he fell in
battle, It was a boyish note to an old pal. Dutch cleared his throat of sentiment and began to talk about the 34 years of government service behind his nomination to the $0400-a-year local post. " “I'm really not big enough for this Job,” he smiled confidentially, “No man is; the postoffice department ls getting too big with its 400,000 employees.” Mr. Ress would supervise 1800 of them. Two points have been uppermost in his mind during. the nine years he has been assistant postmaster, He has heen anxious to provide good postal service to the public and he has worked to see that subordinates were treated as individuals, each with his own personal life and problems.
arshal Julius
dressed Mr. Ress uses a good bit of psychology. He acquired part of it, in all probability, during the seven years he spent as a postal inspector, the sleuthing division of the postoffice, In this job,
the integrity and efficiency of the department's employees; not likely to make anyone especially! popular.
Frank, Straight-Forward YET. DUTCH learned to go into the various
fidence of others. Oné little psychological trick he used frequently was to “bum” though never to excess. “When you offer a guy a cigaret, you don't’ accomplish--much, he opined. “But, when you ask for one. you become indebted. Most of us like to have others indebted to us for favors or service.” It's easy to talk to Dutch. He talks like al working man. He is frank and straight-forward; “he-can“tell ® story along with the best: of them! The men figure he's one of their kind, His unassuming manner keeps him relaxed. When he goes fishing—as he does at every oppor-| tunity=—he doesn't have to force himself into a/ state of calmness like many of the “big business” type. Dutch can sit for hours in a boat and never ‘move. And, he chooses live bait for his nimrod activity. _ There's nothing fancy about Dutch. {By Kenneth Hufford)
A in White” and “Al. Ser Justice.” . Tomers Wall” and “Plo- through 3 Pisstay: “Saigon” and “A Tomorrow - tice.” . Tomer: and Monday: oman's ” day: Fo entioman sy whet Romane of Rosy Ridge” and “Holly- Yosre a Yan liantes Return” and ¢ A wR wood Barn Dance “Woman in White Tomorrow shrough # Wall" and soomerand | PARKER Oarnténl in Costa Rica” and ay: “Gentleman's Agreement Tomorrow Tuesday: “April| “Thunder in the yolley omorrow “Juvenile Jury ars” and * Bartle snd Monday: “Return of Rin Tin Tin" ZARING-' '-"Volce of the and! and “Buffalo Bill Rides in." | ' rough Tuesday: 8 . Tomorrow Brough Tus. | REX... You Were Meant Me" and] “Woman om White” and “You Were : Wall" and “The tor I, Marshal Lot Cripple Creek.” Tomorrow Meant for “ow x Lo Inner gras and gon ters’ and * "For. Lov Rony REENWOOD DRIVE-IN — “Smart Poli-| Westward.” Tomorrow and RITZ Call | Novia rr “Riondie’'s| ties” and Rr bom Sersna de.” on rm and “Case ot | © Annivers Tomorrow through Tues. motrow and Monday: the Ba Rall naran | du n's Secret Treasure” atid and. short su EMERSON-''C * and * Tuesday: mr pat New York / Adventure, | MAYWOOD 0! 3 sae Bary ~ Tomarra RIVOLI — “Tenth Angel” and! ta Rica” “Altes & Gentleman~ pi a cartoon Satol| | PE
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‘Return of the Lash’ Sb Bar ROUT quite Ul Do Mm | B50 4 0 Lou i “April Bddie.” Tomorrow through as Ee Seaiats oct). aL, iuven Pasess” and “Michael, Anne Invited Tomorrow through |" VicGes. Tomorrov snd Monday: ~renta| 10 Singer's Island dain Stress Kid" Avenyn’ Anger. and” + Omit HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (UP)— ou. tor ‘Nie "ong STATE — “Lone Wolf in Lendo and| Former King Michael-of Romania : a a. CN ealfouth and Princess Anne of Bourbonoh (ER A Parma were invited today to Lintin in| *% “Alias & Gentleman.” romorrow throngs | Spend their royal honeymoon on the Mohawk” Tuesday: wSaigon” and “A Womsu's an inland estate off the coast of wna ho Avenue » and| New England. Wild, cron’ Taedoendeman | Tomorrow| Singer Gertrude Niesen cabled and “Piashing| Semin Tuosd Be ¥ the invitation to the aewiiuads br Tuesday. STRATFORD ne R . Rene gt ens yesterday. ust fore fhe vg rang "Blondies fo! “uli Cali Coo Cdl leaving for the Midwest.
TRAIL— “Albuquerque” and “Cam Tomorrow Monday. | TUN “Tenth Avenue Angel” and “Alias %
ORIENTAL “Black Bart" and “Tender | 8." Tomorrow a
Year ony” and “Glamoar ir”
VE- .- | time in Sierras” and Singin’ i ern | TOW An “Song of Love’ and ott sible
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the imtervening years. “Dooley is still ry cocky ,
RESS, a serious man who studiously a avoids high-flown phrases, crossed his still-lanky
He pulled open a desk drawer and displayed
Like every good executive, the quiet, neatly |==
he was required among other duties to check on,
offices. throughout the country and win the con-
cigarets, al-| !
set aside one night a week as! . “Family Fun Night.” All other en-|" snd gagements are out. Dad or Mother Tot ie he Victor” and “Linda Be lor one of the youngsters is host
"rhe Spollers’ ican be planned. Sometimes, too, eR “Carnival in Cos-' ‘guests from the neighborhood are and, “an ous. Years.” finvited in to share the fun.
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Actress Doris Day
To File for Divorce HOLLYWQOD, June 12 (UP) |Radid and screen actress Doris (Day will charge desertion Mon-
(day when she files for divorce against George Weidler, 286, she | announced today.
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n the “good old days” most of | the individual 8 recreation was to ibe found in his family. We know) {of corn-popping, . apple-roasting, | parlor and table games of all {sorts. And there were spelling {bees, corn-husking and sguare {dancing for which families in the neighborhood gathered. But today, even in small commiuinities, it.is common. to find that there are so many activities scheduled by community agencies for" children, youth and adults that the family, as a family, has a hard time to find any one evening when ali its mempers can be together. Some families have agreed. to
for the night. The host plans {what games shall be played and {what refreshments will be served. All sorts of Ingenious activities
“Family Fun Night” can be a {lot of fun! Why not try it?
i i- Job's Daughters Plan
The Indiana Grand Council of the International Order of Job's Daughters will observe its silver
Monday: “Naked (UPTOWN “Alias
“OPEN FOR THE SEASON
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Times Movietone News Highlights of This Week's News Reel:
(anniversary next Friday and Saturday in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The program will include a theater party, sight seeing tours and a dance to which members of the Order of DeMolay will be invited. Mrs, Neva Slater, Anderson, is
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Weidler, Drother of Actress Vir-| ginia Weidler and a musician in! Stan Kenton's band, left her in! March, 1947, a year after they | married in Connecticut, Miss Day | said.
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