Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1929 — Page 6

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PAN-AMERICAN EDUCATORS TO MEET JUNE 28 Discussion of New World Problems to Feature Atlanta Session. BV EDWARD W. LEWIS, Cnlted Pre* Staff Crre*iK>ndent ATLANTA, Oa., June 13—Problem of Pan-Amenran education will ' be discussed when the National Edu- J ration Association meets here June j 23-July 4. On invitation, represen*atives of twenty American countries will he present for the first, conference on Inter-American educa- | tion. Educators hope that out of the conference will grow an interA men can Federation of Education Associations to consider educational problems of the entire western hemisphere The theme of the 1929 comention la "Education for a New World" and will be discussed in a series of addresses and round table chats in which leadin'- educators will take part llanv Prominent Speakers Among the peakers will be Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of agriculture: i Lorado Taft, fhr Chicago sculptor; Dr. Shelton Phelps, dean of administration at the George Peabody college for teachers: Madam Castellani j of Itaiv. and Dean Walter Williams of the University of Missouri school of journalism. Dean Williams will speak on "Asa Reporter Sees the World.” Interesting committee reports arc expected from the committees on ethics oT the profession, necrology and international relations. The convention will open on Friday. June 28. w hen tlm theme. "Edu- ; cation for a New World," w ill be discussed by William J. Cooper. United States commissioner of education, j and others. Luncheon for 2,000 On Saturday will be held the first luncheon of life members of the association, who number more than 2,000, Barbecues and Negro spiritual singing will be part of the entertainment. The convention theme will be used by Atlanta ministers in their Sunday sermons. On Monday. July 1. the representative assembly of the association j wall hold its first session, and in the afternoon departments of the asso- i ciation will hold meetings. A pag- | eant. by Atlanta school children is 1 planned for the evening. After regular business and general j sessions on Tuesday, the convention , will hold at July 4 mass meeting, j which will bring the convention formally to a clo~c. FILIBUSTER SCENE QUIET Martial Law in Force at Curacao; Dutch Warships on Way. Bu Unitfil Pri rx AMSTERDAM. June 13.—’Thf Dutch colonial department issued a statement today saying that all was quiet on the island of Curacao. Dutch West Indies, following the declaration of martial law as a result of the recent raid upon the island by an armed band of Venezuelan rebels. The announcement added that Dutch warships would arrive at the island in a lew da vs. 16 DEAD IN FLOODS Heavy Toll Is Taken by Deluge in Rumania. Bu r nited Pn m BERLIN. June 13 —Reports reaching here from Bucharest today said sixteen persons were drowned as a result of the floods in ihe vicinity of Szamos. Rumania. Vitola Relieves Local Salesman of Grave Stomach and Liver Disorder Heart Weakness, High Blood Pressure and Kidney Trouble Are Greatly Relieved by Vitola. c; t itola is nc mere accident, but a scientifically prepared medicine which assists in eliminating body poisons and builds new cells, thereby restoring health and vigor. We are daily advised by people who are taking Vitola of the wonderful reultsVne.t are being obtained.

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Manufacturers in St. Louis, Chicago, New York ; ing to us most all their surplus stocks of remaining sun Every piece is seasonable, desirable and fashion fall merchandise, they offered us these stocks at very lovely items just at the time you are needing them mo* complete for a sale of this kind, but you may enjiy dous noonday crowds arrive! M" REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR ADDITICIV

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