Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1935 — Page 10

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I VAN DUYN TO NAME LEGION ESSAY WINNER Six City High School Pupils Still in Running for Contest Prize. Th* winner of the constitutional essay contest conducted m Indianapolia high schools by the Hay-ward-Barcus Post No. 55. American legion, will be announced Monday miming by Grover Van Duyn, assistant state superintendent of public instruction. Winners of the contest in their respective institutions are: Mary Ma> Endsley. 17. of 441 N. Grants' Technical High School; Elmer Schloot. 17, of 5683 Winthrop-av, Broad Ripple High School; Martha Ann Fisher. 15, of 2523 Ethel-av. Cri pus Attucks High School; Gertrude Oertel. 17, of 771 Cottage-av, Manual Training High School; Thelma Martin, 17. of 1818 N Sharon-av. Washington High School, and Carter Eltzroth, 16. of 3322 Northwestem-av, Shortndge High School. Subjects for the essays were limited to three topics and were not to exceed 1000 words or be less than 800 words. None of the essays bore the name of the writers when submitted to the judges. The final judges, appointed by Paul C. Stetson, city schools superintendent. are Dr. Christopher B Coleman. State Historical Bureau director; Mr. Van Duyn and Dr. John Smith Harrison. Butler University English professor. The winner will read his contest during a program at 10:15 Monday ; morning over WKBF. during which Mr. Van Duyn’s announcement will be made. The contest was launched by the post during American Education Week. Pay Cut Exemptions Asked Officials and employes of school corporations would be exempt from provisions of the 1932 salary reduction act if a bill introduced in the Senate yesterday by WiUiam D. Hardy <D.. Evansville) and Ward G. Biddle D.. Bloomington) is adopted.

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Pinochle in Limelight As New “Change-Off” Game For Bridge Fans

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F. r.ROMR CLEVELAND, son of the 22nd President of the United States, is one of of expert bridge players who finds pinochle a stimulating "change.” Pinochle has appealed to me from the first time L played it. says Mr. Ceveiand. "It's exciting and calls for a lot of sound strategy.”

Thousands playing pinochle in new, nation-wide vogue More people are playing pinochle than ever before! City pinochle tournaments here and in fifteen other leading cities reflect the tremendous popularity of this new vogue in cani-playmg. Thousands of bridge players have taken up pinochle and now play both games. "I strongly advise anyone wishing to pla\ any trump card game

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well first to master the fundamentals of pinochle.” says P. Hal Sims, noted contract expert and author of "Pinochle Pointers.” a recentlypublished book on the game, who is director of the tournaments. Pinochle is a fascinating and interesting game. Two. three or four people can play it. For the convenience of beginners and experts, a booklet. "Official Pinochle Rules.” by P. Hal Sims is now included with every pinochle pack of U. S. Playing Cards. Fail in with America - play pinochle! The United States Playing Card Company. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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