Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1956 — Page 6

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Television Invading School Class Rooms Closed Circuit TV Is Being Employed CHICAGO (UP) — Television is invading high yehool class rooms. Closed circuit TV is being used this semester ns a teaching tool at suburban Evanston township high school. It alio Is going into operation shortly at two Long Island. N. Y.. high schools and at two others in Hagerstown, Md. The Long Island operation is part of a state program, and the Hagerstown installation is sponsored by the Radio, Electronics, Television Manufacturers Assn. Robert E. Green, education director of Page Television at Michigan City. Ind., predicts that closed circuit systems will be in use in 50 high schools throughout the country by next June. The system has been tested extensively as an aid to teaching at Pennsylvania State University and Kansas State Teachers College. As a result of this research, Green

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said, clrtsrul circuit systems now are in operation in about 70 U. S. colleges and military schools. Green said closed circuit TV could help solve the nationwide shortage of teachers and classrooms. “But if it is used solely with this in mind It will become just another gadget,” he said, “It should be used primarily as a means of improving the quality of teaching." In typing, it is useful In teaching the “home." position and proper Angering of the keys, techniques which previously could be taught only to individuals or at best to small groups. In the speech class, the student delivers his talk before the camera in the presence of a small group, to give him the reactions of audience. The rest of the class and the Instructor watch on a closed circuit TV screen Im another room. This technique enables the instructor to criticize the student’s delivery without interrupting the speaker. Green said closed circuit TV also has proved itself in science courses, where some laboratory experiments previously could be demonstrated to only a few students at a time.

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Lewis Asks Miners Back Congressmen Lewis Opposed To Endorsing Ticket CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP) — United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis has asked his 600,000 miners to work hard tor the election of congressional candidates and skip the presidential race. Lewis is reported to be opposed to any endorsement of a national presidential ticket because it might detract from union efforts to elect congressmen friendly to labor. The UMW endorsed Adlai Stevenson in 1952 and Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936, Lewis made a personal endorsement of Wendell Wilkie in 1940 but the UMW itself took no stand. THIS TOUCHING photo'’shows the aged mother of Michael ” Koutsoftas after she made her last visit to him in Nicosia, Cyprus. He was one of three Cypriots hanged for terrorist killing*. (International)

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Ik 3 n ■ h HANDCUFFED, Richard Inmann 23, is led to jail In Alexandria Va., charged with the killing of his mother as she sat watching TV. He told police he shot his mother, Almeda Grey Inmann, 44, because “God told me to do it,” I International) Immanuel Lutheran Dartball Team Wins ' * ’ A\i • *’•>♦) i wl) »«<x-t-4 7/* Dartball is fast becoming crowd drawing and competitive sport. •Recently Edgar Thieme, captain of Immanuel Lutheran dartball team of Adams county received a trophy for his team which was run-ner-up in the Lutheran laymen’s league dartball tourney. Awards were made at a Lafayette state meeting. —Several dartban teams hSsve beetT organized in northern Indiana under auspices of the Lutheran laymen’s league. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

Lillie Relief From Drought Forecast Some Tiny Traces Os Rain Are Reported By UNITED PRESS Indiana sfreas registered tiny traces, of rain today, but there . wasn’t nearly enough to bring relief from a September drought. Indianapolis, South Bend and Evansville areas had negligible ; amounts of precipitation in the 24hour period ending this morning. The weather picture in Hoosierland was notable mostly for the summery temperatures. The mercury ranged up to summer levels Monday as it touched 85 at Evansville, 80 at Indianapolis, and peaks in the high 70s in the north portion. Early this morning, lows were well jubove normal for this time of year, ranging from 61 at Indianapolis to 65 at South Bend. The weather bureau forecast highs today ranging from 76 in the north to 85 in the south. A “breather” in the form of lows ranging from 44 north to 54 south was due tonight. But Wednesday will be warjn again with highs of 78 to 80. The outlook for Thursday was mostly fair, with little change in temperature. Scattered showers were expected in the southern two-thirds of the state today and tonight, but no drenching rain was due. Watch The Watchman MINNEAPOLIS— (UP)—Minne-apolis-Honeywell. w'hose business is producing automatic controls, received a letter recently from another company inquiring about a time clock. "The time"clock selectj ed,” the letter read, “must work as ! follows: the company needs a time clock to ring a bell every hour at night to alert the night watch- ' man.” ■ — —— Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.

Sale Os Homes In Decatur Announced Woman Agent Sells Three Local Homes Mrs. Pauline Haugk, secretary of Kent Realty and Auction Co.. mid only woman real estate agent in Adams county, established a record last week when she completed the sale of three homes in Decatur, ft was learned today. The property at 310 South Fifth belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sheets, was sold to Mr. and .Mrs. Herman Haugk of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flckert have purchased the home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sliger, located at the corner of Russell and Bollman streets. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wells, parents of Mrs. Clyde Butler of this city, have purchased the property owned by Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sayj lors, located at 315 Jackson street. All three transactions were closed last week, it was announced. Mrs. Haugk has been associated with Kent Realty and Auction for more than six years and has held an agent’s license for more than two years.

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Warns Forest Fire Danger In Indiana Below Average Rain Brings Fire Hazard INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Below average rains in September may create a ’■critical” situation for forest fires in Indiana, a state conservation department official said Monday. Assistant state forrester H. A. Beadall said the situation is not serious yet, but it would be with "another 10 days without much rain.” Beadall warned Hoosiers to be especially careful in the next few weeks of “camp and picnic fires and smokes." * “We're keeping our fingers crossed,” he said. “Last year we had plenty of rain in the fall. We’ve only Tiad half a dozen or so small fires this year. It is not unusual to have light rain in September and early October, but once the leaves start to fall ft win be critical.

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Traffic Injuries Are Fatal To Man LAFAYETTE! Ind. (UP) — Leonard Dye, 30, Montmorenci, died Monday in Veterans hospital from injuries sustained in a headon car-truck collision Sept. 21. The accident occured on U. S. 41 about 12 miles south of Attica when a car in which Dye was riding collided with a large truck. 13,512 East Germans Ask Asylum In West BERLIN (UP) — Some 13,512 East Germans asked for asylum in West Berlin during September, officials of the Western sector announced today. Two weeks ago the one-millionth refugee to flee into the West since 1949 was registered in West Berlin. SEES TREND H*.<lnued from f»ge One) candidates on state tickets from defeat. _ “The presidential coattail is not Worth what it pnce was." he commented.