Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1950 — Page 11

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respects. ! “The Voice” has certainly not created masses of fresh admirers for the United States. Nor, to all reports, has it had any violently disturbing effect on people behind the Iron

The big question is how tough | Mis Florence Haley and ancient water dock, “The Voloe" ought to be in its

=i. "Nothing Too Difficult’ For Veteran Watchmaker

Curtain. The other half complain because - whe Voice” is not half as poor|it is not “objective in tone.” R. E. Kelso, Native Hoosier, Writes Poetry, Collects Old Violins... .....

as some people make out. It is| Everybody agrees that it should first-rate at certain jobs. _ {concentrate on news, There are important reasons compactly packaged and con-| Why 1t should be continued and sta stantly repeated and freshened so in certain cases—should be that listeners can tune in quickly, By CLIFFORD THURMAN panded. then switch to other programs be- The sign on the door at the small shop at 1537 N. Illinois St., But unquestionably certainifore nosey neighbors report them %2¥s “R. E. Kelso, Jeweler.” changes should be made and made|to the police. Inside, however, there is a soft-spoken Hoosier poet, a lover of | promptly as part of our stepped-| Everyone seems to agree that old violins and one of the master watchmakers of America. up defense program. “The Voice” would be more inter- Reuben E. Kelso-has been a figure in Indiana and Indianapolis | No two people egeem to agreelesting if its news commentaries| oF almost a century. He won 't discuss age but he can relate ex-| on exactly what those changesiwere “dirtier” in dealing with the periences of the ancient 80's. He should be but here are some ideasRussians and their Communist|®a0 talk poetry, music and clocks. proposed by experts Who havestooges. Yet they warn against -On-a printed card Mr, Kelso followed “The Voice” carefully/using faked news and they ar are| Proudly states: “There is nothing and - who know the propaganda not sure that it is a good thing|l00 difficult.” To prove that motto boi Er A ot ine, rote 0 2 Question Broadcasts to West start. calling: 8 TaD stood by to relish the praise of other experts. Reuben Kelso is 2 small, quiet man with a silky beard and long

"here is definite doubt whether Conmrght 198g, by we should continue broadcasting| and the officially to France, Italy, Western Germany and other friendly iron-gray hair which he likes to countries on the right side » the roll up at the back of his head and fasten with bobby pins. His beard, not too heavy, flows down over his chin and onto his chest.

Iron Curtain, Alternate suggestions are: He has a kind, tolerant smile. No Smoking, Please

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ters from the late President! Roosevelt, Thomas-Edison, Henry] Ford and many other notables! commending him on his Poetic. works.

His pride and joy currentivi is a very old Swiss clock. It is known &s a water clock and Mr. Kelso says he repaired it, made it run, after experts throughout the country failed.

“I didn’t think done at first,” smile. “A man b ht it in here and I told him it couldn't be fixed. He left it anyway and one day when I was feeling good I decided I might as well fix it! for him. | “I made a part for a stripped cog. You can’t tell it has ever been repaired. Now the clock works.”

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Butler a First Week Schedule

Assignment of the order and time of registration for incoming freshmen, second semester freshmen and sophomores is being

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e French official radio. Propriety” prevents our using

“cultural stuff.” greatly. In the case of of France we| Will be held Sept. 11 to 15. “Please Do Not Smoke. Thank French official radio network hearing indoctrination lectures, . i ct doesn’t like smoke. faculty members, St. He resides in quarters in the held Tuesday, Sept. 12, from 9 oF one of Indians apolis’ largest stores, Be vy for hard-hitting dents will be advised Sept. 13,

THREE: Cohtinue present broadcasts but improve them .“ Freshmen, will take part in a » now have a ICI New ¥ You. I Have a Weak Lung.” He York” program relayed by the he the| five-day orientation program,|,y, ising with a soft chuckle that taking aptitude tests, physical exevening. We also have ’ : any, many years ago Mr. Kelat 11|aminations, and consulting with, .heq his store on N, Illinois Advising for second semester rear and upstairs. At one time, he freshmen and sophomores will belo, 1.;c ne did all the watch and .{a. m. until noon and from 1:30 Clock department p. m. until 3:30 p. m. New stu-iy, was a major job and in addi tion to his own time, his payroll—

news commen! Programs... and Laud con Baths for the fact that present programs are Won examination, the latter suggestion seems to De the most sensible. Should Tell Own Story

Registra seniors will be Wednesday,

ter Friday, Sept. 15.

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tion for juniors and Sept. 13. Second sémeéster freshmen and sophomores will enroll Thurs. day, Sept. 14 and freshmen rep

30 years: wis $155 per week. om Notables Mr. Kelso, however; is a man who. believes in expression and he fAoesn’t limit himself to Repairing watches and clocks. spare minutes in the store he writes poetry and likes to play

the delicate mechanism is work- | ing—and it does work——the turtle swims to the exact minute and hour on the dial. The clock is a piece of mech-| his/anism unique in construction and design. Mr. Kelso will not hazard a guess as to its age, but

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says it is centuries old. About himself Mr. Kelso doesn’t {say very much. He is a native can only do so if We own a good Club luncheon Wednesday in the Hoosier, he likes to write poems strong medium-wave station of Claypedl Hotel. It is presented by|poetry which is titled ‘“Poetie and play old violins and he knows oe oun, within shooting distance the Indianapolis Nash, Inc. Gems.” ms.” He _proudly disple displays let let- about watches and clocks.

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For all its defects “The Voice” is doing a vital job behind the curtain and doing it fairly well, One old-timer estimates that, b \ 0 we get “one hundred times ag) J i.

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