Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1955 — Page 7

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We are glad to pause in the usual routine and send you all this word of greeting: May you enjoy a most happy Christmas this year! MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP 1344 Main Street BElmont 1701

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Chairmen Named For March Of Dimes Drive Fourteen committee chairmen have been named for the 1956 Marion County infantile paralysis fund drive during January. Heading the committees are W. Marshall Dale, president of Indianapolis Railways, special gifts; Donald B. Jameson, president of Equitable Securities Co., coin collectors; Mrs. Ralph Plessinger, 3301 Carrollton Avenue, mothers’ march; William F. Fox, Jr., sports editor of The Indianapolis News, sports; William S. Ramey, president of The Indiana Agency, speakers; Joseph E. Tuohy, trust officer of the Merchants National Bank & Trust Co., Marines March; Mrs. George S. Becker, 6303 Evanston, coin cards; and John T. Barnett, vice president of Fidelity Trust Co., publicity. Others are Mrs. Emery Miller, 641 East 80th Street, resources; Curtis Norris, secretary of Mammoth Life & Accident Insurance Co., and Harry Pettrie, accountant, west side division; Col. Kenneth Keene, vice president of Curtiss Spencer Co., armed forces; F. W. Krauser, attorney, business gifts; and Jep Cadou, Jr., sports editor of The Indianapolis Star, special events. Previously Harry S. Shepard, vice president of American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co., had been named county chairman and Ralph H. Lieber, vice president of Stewart Carey Building materials, was appointed city chairman. Miss Helen Summers of the Marion County chapter, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis is executive secretary and Carl Seet assistant cashier of Indiana National Bank, is treasurer.

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“MERRY CHRISTMAS” TO EVERYORE!

MAY THE DEEP MEANINGS OF THE FIRST CHRISTMAS BLESS YOUR HOME! JOHN SCHOLL Landscaping Service 1640 Allison BE. 2152

STATIC “American Inventory,” now in its fifth year on television as a joint project of the -National Broadcasting Company and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation will present during December the problems of surgery, basic biological research at university level and a trilogy of situations. Robert Wald, executive producer of the program, guides a team of experts who find problems in the American way of life for live half-hour dramatic presentation. The first TV program to be produced under foundation auspices, Dr. Arnold J. Zurcher of the Sloan Foundation works closely with Mr. Wald in choosing situations to be programmed by “American Inventory” that will stimulate the thoughts of individual citizens toward solving problems national in scope. After a topic has been selected for presentation, Mr. Wald turns to the best writing talent available for scripts and to Broadway for a cast of competent players to give each program top dramatic quality.

VIDEO-VIEWS: Dale Evans, co-star of NBC-TV’s “The Roy Rogers Show,” broke into showbusiness in the late ’3o’s and entertained audiences on radio stations in Chicago, Louisville and Dallas. She was featured vocalist with Anson Weeks’ orchestra when she won her big break and became soloist at the famous Chez Paree in Chicago . . . Broadway musical star Bob Kennedy now has a Mutual Friday night quiz series called “Double Date” which originates from the Hotel Biltmore, Palm Beach, Fla. . . . TVRadio row not too surprised at Gen. David Sarnoff’s announcement that Pat Weaver was named Chairman of the board and young Robert Sarnoff, president of NBC. Promotions were expected for last six weeks. Both great fellows . . . Robert Q. Lewis received a heady card from a friend traveling in Alaska. It seems he visited two towns in one day, called Old Crow and Whitehorse. A heat producing beverage was essential for Old Crow, since it’s fifty miles inside the Artic Circle . . . Denise Lor’s older son, Ronnie, is preparing a scrapbook of anecdotes concerning his mother’s adventures as the singing star of CBSTV’s “Garry Moore Show.” He has titled the book “Denise Lor Lore” . . . Broderick Crawford of “Highway Patrol” says that some people who buy “securities” soon start to wonder if they understand the English language! . . . “Feather Your Nest” received an early Christmas present in the way of a sponsor renewal. Series is heard daily on NBC-TV and features Bud Colyer and Janis Carter. • • • SEE-HEAR: “Though a limitation, the intimacy of TV provides the comedy writer with an excellent opportunity not only to tickle the funnybone of the video viewer, but to play on his heartstrings as well,” say TV comedy writers

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Ed Simmons and Norman Lear, who co-author the “Martha Raye Show” (NBC-TV). They claim that situation comedy on television requires two things: intimacy and a performer (“such as Martha Raye”) who can radiate warmth right through the picture tube. “Television comes right into the audience’s living-room. This requires a type of humor that is broad, yet not raucous, frantic yet not losing sympathy for the characters. Writing this very special comedy is a challenge that brings its own rewards” . . . Lionel Barrymore’s version of Charles Dickens’ “Scrooge” will be aired via Mutual on Christmas Eve for the 22nd consecutive year on radio . . . “Mama,” which stars Peggy Wood and is seen on CBSTV each Friday night, is set in the early part of the Twentieth Century but each episode deals with family situations which are counterparts of those which arise in today’s modern homes. “Mama’s” weekly television appearances

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See you at the PTA Card Party. January 26. 1956

State Tree* The pine tree, familiar on early flags and coins of New England, dominates the state seal of Ver mont. but the hard maple Is the generally recognized state tree Nebraska officially adopted the name of Tree Planters State in 1895. but has yet to make the übiquitous cottonwood, or any other, its legally chosen tree.

In Memory of Sam Barlow Smallest state park in the United States covers only 25 feet along U. S. highway 50 at government eamp on the slopes of Mount Hood. Ore. It was set aside to preservo a monument erected to the memory of Sam Barlow, who built the first road around Mount Hood for covered wagons a centurv ago.

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