Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1952 — Page 10

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THURSDAY, MAR. 27, 1852

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«GI photography fans don’t mess around “shoot- " ing” a vase of flowers or.a bowb of bananas. They demand live models. They get them tomorrow at the Service Men's Center Camera Club meeting. Cadettes from the Center will pose _

for them. Meeting set for 8 p. m., will include a talk by

N. M. Clarkson, manager of The Wm. H. Block Co. camera shop. Mr. and Mrs, /-

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gymnasium, 8:15 p. m,

"a ”" : tivities librarian is in charge of Da s Off South Pacific,” Rodgers- y 4 Hammerstein musical. Murat the new flim library. She is as-

Insurance women take off for =o “> sisted in caring for the films b Detroit, Mich. Members of the Theater. 8:20 p. m. .| Virginia EE a senior at Bt. Indianapolis Association of Insur-,. eo. pajay M. Crist, grand Agnes Academy. ance Women will attend a two secretary, New. officers: Florence “We are behind other cities In day conference of region four of p= yo wr. hn vernon LaMann,/0f8anizing our film library,” Miss their national organization. Head. Freda M. Chrisman, Dorval French explained. “But we are ing the 32-member group will be Chrisman. Lille Gauker, Adah Proud of the start we have.” Mrs. Blanche Hilkene, president; , Gladys Selmier and Ade a 8 » Miss Irene Schaekel, president-|,. =o, INCLUDING several new titles elect, and Miss Mary Lou Feltman West Newton Chapter will in- expected soon, the film catalog and Miss Florence Sturm, who! iil at 8 p.m. Saturday. New has néarly 80 different films listwill ‘represent Indianapolis in the Mcers: Mrs, Dorothy Cochran, ed in it. group's Speakers’ Bureau contest, cv, . prinout Mrs. Dana Lightle,! These are all informational Members will be back in time q,.0000, 1ightle, Mrs. Mary Alice films designed specifically for for class in automobile INSUrance po.rq Mrs, Helen Drinkut, Miss adult groups. However many of at Wilking Music Co. Auditorium, iv... ard and Mrs. Juanita them are suitable for older chil-

120 N. Pennsylvania 8t., at 6 p. m. Ip. hy houser, {dren and especially high school Tuesday. A reception will be given honor-| students, inches thick. Plays on its own battery. . ling new officers by Nettie Rans-| The list of subjects covered in- ii : Reminder 3 ford Chapter at 8 p.m. Saturday. cludes everything from civic af- Pemess

Medical students will be re- Installed will be: Mrs. Opal 8fg- fairs to conservation and even . 2 viewed on purposes and ideals of ler, Perley Wimmer, Mrs. Adda Some arts and crafts. a ; organized medicine at meeting of Winterfeldt, Elmer C. Winterfeldt, One group of films produced in # ’ the Indiana University Medical pa Valeria Polter, Mrs. Essa Kirope phugyates ao is being FILM INSPECTORS—Virginia Verbarg and Miss Pauline Se Student American Medical Mae Arnold, Mrs. Bertha Mec- done w arsha An money. i i Sd ru at 4 p. m. tomorrow. Dowell and Miss Birdine Huff- "City Out of Darkness” is a nine- French (left fo right) inspect and clean. a returned sound firt. Members will meet§in the IU man. minute film showing the power followed closely by PTA groups, from the Red Cross and the Medical School auditorium to hear! Installation is set for 8:30 p.m. station in West Berlin which sup- Masonic Lodges and private State Board of Health, films on

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2 : ydacher of Chicago.[Monday by Monument Chapter. plies all the homes and industry schools ‘ : Russul 7. Saud secretary of Bo {Omces are: Mrs. Katherine Max- With electricity. The library keeps. in addition banking and finance which can ' American Medical Education/ine, Leonard Massena, Bess Zen- “Marshall Plan at Work” shows to fts own list of subjects, a file be obtained from financial -in- SPECIAL! Foundation and the Student dell, Maurice Hankin, Ella ILevin, the need for Denmark to sell her index on films produced and avail- stitutions, and many others. 7-PIECE American Medjcal Association. Elizabeth Green, Edythe Carey froduets abroad, 2nd why the able from other sources. These Each film is cleaned and fn- . and Caroline Schwartz, dollar shortage makes economic include health films available spected when it is returned. Likes It Here The St ' E . ald necessary in order that Den-|- — “With proper care a film should] NUTCRACKER Take it from George Stevens. y -otart carly mark may purchase American . k last 10 years,” Miss French said. SET American citizenship is the finest Knights of 8t. John an d 8oodn. ai Childers See Ss Although Miss French is now : of possessions. This week he's Ladies’ Auxiliary have outlined er i ms portray Mount Ver-| . able to care for the film library h vear in this Plans for their Indiana state con-| n as it might have been wen Congress Seat along with her other duties, she c celebrating his 34th yea vention 1o be held here July 6-10 {by George Washington—an out-| said it could very easily grow Only country and his 3th Year with nn d } ‘|line of the Federal government— Austin B. Childers, 33, attorney into a full-time job. And the

|A convention mass and parade Thompson Restaurants. Mr. p {effects of alcohol on the human examiner for the Public Service !lbrary expects to expand it as

Stevens now cooks at Thompson's|are set for July 7. Next day there , ; body, and another one expains| mission and native of Spen- rapidly as funds will permit. A

Pennsylvania St. Restaurant and will be prize drills and a banquet. ,, “1 0 tance of public opi Fy i v lives at 1132 Redford Ave, He Willian A. Hoel, ot Richmond. |, Roig smi Pp opinion cer, has filed his candidacy for| sf 0 © : : ; ‘otarted work with Thompson es- Ind.. is general chairman. Head-| Ye. ; tablishments in Chicago when 12 quarters will be Murat Temple’ pURING World War II the Tha Pemnacrae neko bi ore pen very Friday and Monday Night Until 9 0 Clock vears old when he came to Amer: and Claypool Hotel. brary was asked by the govern. oe rom e seven 8-| lea, wa 'ment to handle military infor" Re rded {mational films. There Ny such | Mr. Childers was Democratic

Help for Handicapped | Philip Stenger, 1315 Mills Ave. a heavy demand for borrowing |chairman of Owen County in 1946 ” Research to benefit the speech 100K home first prize in the high them and so much Interest dis-|and has been a PSC examiner for| and hearing handicapped will be| C100! essay contest after cere- played that it was decided to In- ip. yast three years. heard by six Indianapolis per-| monies yesterday In Gov. Schrick- crease the scope of the library. sons tomorrow and Saturday in/®TS office. The contest was/ Records kept of the war films ’ | Bloomington. The staff of the Sponsored by the Governor's Com-| show that between 2500 and 3000 Washington University and In-| Indianapolis Speech and Hearing mittee for Employment of the people a month viewed them. |diana University and is now Center will attend the state con-| Handicapped. Other winners were| According to Miss French, completing his law school work vention of the Speech and Hear- Gloria Meitzner, Gary; Ronald church groups have predominat- here. Before serving in the navy ing Therapy Association. Going Shaw. irabill; Elaine Mehring, led in the past in their request during World War II, Mr. Chil will be: Mrs, Fletcher BE. Wall, Q5800d. and Kay Marshall, | for loans of the films. They were ders was an FBI agent.

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the organization that provides about. I never was connected with! overnight stops and plans trips any government grain deal (at for -hikers and cyclists. Proceeds Camp Crowder, Mo.) and I never go toward maintaining hostels. got any money from any such One hostel, made from the body deal” of an old bus, already operates| V. M. Harris of Scott City, near Bridgeport. Another is being | Kas. a grain dealer, named Mr, | built near Geist reservoir. Charles | Yancey in ‘the “confidential reSanford will be the caller for|PCrt” made public yesterday by dancing, 8-11 p. m. Sen, Karl E. Mundt (R. 8. D.).

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