Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1952 — Page 5
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A new version of the old-fashioned ‘‘Mpdicine Show” will come to town Tuesday. The doctors themselves, thé Indiana Academy of General Practice, will steal a page from the oldtime medicine show to bring postgraduate education to Hoosler family doctors. “The Medicial Road Show,” will play Tuesday and Wednesday in Antlers Hotel. As Dr. Norman R. Boohe#, Indianapolis, academy secretary, ex-
Where 16 Go ™ : Well known medical speakers _ Shrime Circus, Murat Theater, are obtained from various parts] Matinees at 10 a.m. and 2:15 | of the country and on a specified, Pm. Reserve seats: $1.50 and day they go to a designated spot $2. General admission: Adults, to lecture on the latest scientific/ $1.25, children, 60c. Eveaing advancements. Doctors from sur-| Performance: at 8:15 p.m. $2 rounding area come in to hear| snd $2.50. the talks and stay for dinner,| Circle Players present “Born | when another paper is presented. Yesterday.” Hotel Antlers Ball. The Academy's show already| "oom. 8:30 p.m. has “played” in five cities and ip. ne outside, sponsored i will visit three more in the re-\Coleman Civie Grou 4 — mainder of the year. tributions from neighborhood . . merchants; Christian, 10 a.m. Men in White Easter party, sponsored by the Twenty-one interns have been Christian Park Advisory Board; accepted to start their training in
Ray Street, egg hunt at 9 a.m. Methodist Hospital July 1. Those| vy, oe held on 8. Test oe axt from Indiana University School 3: the Pals of Pleasure. of Medicine include George O.| Northwestern, egg hunt will be Avery, Charles A. Bonsett, Eldon neq outside at 10:30 a. m.; Eagle Carl Hann, Jphn Richard Huddle, Creek, egg hunt outside at 1 p.m. Leonard D. Lewjs, Edwin Lee sponsored by the Teenagers and Libbert Jr., Harold O. Murphy, parents of the Boy Scouts; Riley, Burton J. Shapiro, Charles O. egg hunt outside at 1 p. m.; sponSheets and Jesse Clarence Staten. sored by the Valley Merchants; |Rhodius, egg hunt at 1:30 p.m. | Spon sored by the Rhodius Mothers (Club. . Hildebrand today ob arunicipal Gardens, egg hunt {outside at 12:15 p.m. sponsored by the Municipal Gardens Mothers and Dads Clubs,
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Bell Telephone | Scheduled Sunday are: Co. Mr. Hilde brand, who re- 2 sides at 520 N, Meridian St,, received his serv-| ice emblem from A.M. Taylor, general traffic manager. Mr. Hilde-
{2 p.m., sponsored by the Hedephrones Club; Garfield, egg hunt outside at 2 p.m. sponsored bv {the Garfield Woman’s Club and
Mr. Hildebrand {the Madison Avenue Businessmen.
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brand is general traffic engineer. The annual YMCA World ServIn the Open ice campaign has opened seek-. Camping begins May 2 at Flat ing $7200 from its members Kk RI Cc f Indi I during the month of April. Gerald Rock ‘River Camp of Indlanapolisicgrrier is general chairman of | YMCA. | the drive. Several camping trips are planned. There are still open : dates for groups which wish to| Troubles for Farmers schedule meetings at the Com-| More than 200 virus diseases munity Chest agency. of crops have been described as
new during the past 40 years. | Know Your Notes .
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Reveals . . ! ter Indiana University as fresh- er the Special — { men in musical study will bel eral colleéted $105,000 from | held Apr. 25-26: on campus. Stu-| “greedy, gullible men” dents must be. granted admission] to the university before audition-|
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Annual Easter egg hunts and parties scheduled by the Depart-| ment of Public Parks, Recreation Division, Saturday include: Brookside, 10 a. m. Egg hunt in| the park, sponsored by Melody Manor; Coleman, 10 a.m. Egg
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