Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1950 — Page 17

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_§ Moderator of the: Free Church!

St th SA in ation. to lecturing the country during a

The educator holds degrees from the University of Liverpool, Dublin, . and Mansfield College,

Oxford. He was granted the doe-(S8Sting business.”

tor of divinity degree by Drake University in 1935 and the doctor of sacred theology degree by But-/ ler in 1947.

From 1920-16 1948, . Dr. .Robin-.

: “son was principal of Overdale

College, ‘Birmingham, England.) In 1935 he became professor of! Christian Doctrine in Selly Oak Colleges and in 1944, lecturer in Theology in Birmingham University.

He was president of the British! Council of Churches in 1947-48,

Council In 1938-39, representative to Geneva, 1920, Lausanne, 1927, Edinburgh, 1937 and other Faith and Order Contgrences.

Herbert . Wilson Wins

Park School Honors Herbert A. Wilson, 2500 W. 42d

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Park School for “fine school spirit” and “sportsmanship.” Son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, BE. Wilson, he was elected by the!

entire student body to receive the athletics baffled him. A letter in

“Senior Cup,” an award given to the senior who has shown the finest school spirit and has contributed most to the school. He also won the Lou Reichel _.sports award which is given for sportsmanship and co-operation with fellow players, The graduate, who has been o on the’ scholastic honor roll the greater part of his school career, expects to enter Dartmouth College this fall.

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io “He explains his running Sa at the job with the frank admission; “I'm a little rusty at this fore-

-Why shouldn't he be? It's been more than five years since he |called ‘the “score” on clouds, |storms, winds and othér atmosIpherie conditions, At that-‘was [way back nthe closing days of World War II when he served as. an Air Force forecaster at a base near Paris, France. Jeff picks up a gold star for honesty, too. He's one of the few formeg Armed Services forecasters who! make absolutely no claim to participation in critical weather plan-

‘ning- forthe invasion-of-Europe; flee career took him to a year’ First indications of his career meteorology training at the Uni-|stations and 225 substations in in weather came in high school versity of California at Los An-Indiana; bureau public services when he discovered an aptness/getes and to specialized studies infor Indiana; river forecasting foy Dann, [radiosonde ~ weather observation White and Wabash systems; avia- Larner, Ernest Lee, Carl Lyman, both essentials of weather science. iby balloon at Ft. Monmouth, N. J, tion forecasting and briefing and Max Plessner, Joseph Rothbard, He chalked up an impressive {before going overseas as captain! | responsibility

for mathematics and physics .

record later at the University of (in early 1944. {Kansas where he was a member, Abroad, he lof Pi Mu Epsilon, national hon- radiosonde

his class, Despite a football player build,

track, his only sport, eluded him. A campus romance brought

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Photo by Bob Wallace, Times Staff Photographer. Paul Miller eft) chief Indiana weatherman the past three a 79-year heritage, Indianapolis weather. dating to 1871, to his successor, J. J. Davis. Mr, Davis will "sweat" it out" in Indianapolis through the summer months.

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of the in the {weatherman will be the Fourth orary math fraternity, and was| United Kingdom and made several lof July holiday, Pleasing public, 4 {graduated in the upper tenth of!inspection trips to ‘Iceland with the] with good holiday’ forecast is a 18th Weather 8quadron before traditional problem of the experts.| ways travel 80 feet or less a minJeff says he will lean heavily ute; two units at the Rockefeller {broad shoulders and nearly six/months his outfit at Cherbourgifor a few weeks on the 10 pro- Center, New York, travel 125 feet {feet in height; Jeff admits college flew gas on a round-the-clock fessional meteorologists in the 14-5 minute, basis to Gen. Patton's fighting man staff of the downtown WORth-| comms

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Division David Ullman, president of Phil-|dolph Blow, 18, now temporarily residing .|adelphia Jewish Community Re- awaiting trial on a charge of Grand Larceny, : ‘Council, : ving heretofore waived trial by jury, ) Tun 1. Bit 0 give Mil mr a win

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Freedom.” : Mr. Ullman, member of the executive wommittee of the Na-

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now of Cincinnati,

[board of directors will bs elected,

Emanuel ‘Deitz, J. G. Dryer, H, Joseph Hyman, Irwin Katz, Mrs. Max Klezmer, Mrs, Paul J. Mode and Dr. Bennett Kraft.

jor bureau and Weir Cook Alr-|

Hobbies of the new weatherman | tral Weather Bureau, Washington, include wood-working, Strictly a family man, his wife doing personnel and placement camera, swimming and fishing. | and three children; WI, 16,|work . in - the office of assistant He's a Blue Lodge Mason, mem- | , Will {chief of adnifnistration. His job ber of the American Legion and come to Indianapolis when | {as employee-relations officer Voiture Locale 40 & 8. Mechani- | school lets out in Arlington, Va., lawaits him on completion of the cally inclined, he likes to tinker : | Indianapolis assignment, probably with weather devices. Commissioned a second lieuten-|at the end of the summer. |

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Department manpower job Jeff will Inherit from ‘Mr.| She sends him a tie regularly

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Mrs. Ebner Blatt, Theodore Jack XKammins, Martin

Alfred Wolfenstein and Mr. Kiser are present members of the board. '

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Memorial, his “judging” experience. This Mr. Forster, a ‘week Judge Saul I Rabb, of Ne law- : Criminal Qure 3, alive ms Arse yer director fling at journalism. Here of Anti Defama- Mr. Forster story he wrote for reporter tion League of B'nai B'rith Civili Bourne.) : Rights Division, is the author b — at hig --Deat-seller, A. Measure --of Ootirt" {0

o- investigator tried. Blow, but Blow wouldn't go.

tional Community Relations Ad-|, of the sun and the wind, visory Council, also is a IaWYer iT som many thousand years The meeting is open to thei ag,

A report of the council's past decided to try their strength by two years will be given by shaving a man remove his over-/Camby. former director, Charles Posner, coat.

Representatives-at-large on theiangq blew and blew. Or should I ‘Candidates - are Merrill Cohen, The man tightened his overcoat

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and the wind was unsuccessful, the sun turned on its most radiant smile, and smiled kindly and gently on the man who became

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will take you to jail” Rudolph Blow listened and

Three Indianapolis men are among 30 Indiana University students recently presented keys by the IU Rogers Residence Center, Richard and Robert Hall, 2830 Guilford Ave, and Alvin Hart, 819 N, Audubon Rd, received the wag awards, presented in recognition of participation in campus activities during the Jam year, Sur TOCHT BTUASHTS HAVE Bee] under quest! initiated into the Sphinx Club. They include Jerry Baur, 3215 stomped her In the face”

3655 W. Michigan St.; Harry Kerr, 5774 Washington Bivd., and Ray» |. the sun and the wind had an/mond Marquette, 1218 Hoefgen ure action. . , according to Julian A; ‘argument as to which was theSt. Kiser, president of the Indiana | stronger. In order to settle the -the sun-and-the-wind {clude Malcolm Roping, 4223 Cornelius Ave, and Robert Lollar,

The IU chapter of Sigma Alpha prem: ‘The wind tried first and blew Iota, professional music frater-| Minton heads a group of Indiana Sa University School of Law alumni = ° | who will convene in Bloomington . Saturday for the annual alumni

nity for women announced pledging Alice Jean Curtls, 5140 Carvel Ave; Jean Tutterrow, 2238 Union Bt, and Margaret Hadley, meeting. Bridgeport. - rt —Juntios Minton-1n-& member of e IU law class of 1915. Res te 1 are scheduled for all classes whose years end in. a

Two Local Students

so warm that he removed his To Get College Degrees or 5. Robert Kemp, 1020 Sadlier|

Marcy Lane, will be among 80 deputios’ inability, smiled Kindly seniors recelving the bacheélor'sjattorney for Radio College of America. John T. Hays, Suls today in Rensselaer. livan attorney and alumni. presie |

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