Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1936 — Page 10

QUEST EVENING. T0 BE OBSERVED

IN CITY SCHOOLS

Addresses Are to Feature

Today’s Observance of Education Week.

“The Unfinished Business of Edu-

cation” was.the theme governing

today’s observance of National Edu-

cation Week in public schools here. college

School board members, professors and members of parent-

teacher groups were to address pupils in “open house” ms.

Dramatizations and demonstrations

of school work before parents were to continue. Dr. Albert Mock, Butler University, is to speak'at the open house at School 1. 3600 Gale-st, while a Parent-Teacher Association Study Club meeting is to be held at School 3, 23 N. Rural-st, in preparation for open house there tomorrow night.

Demonstrations to Be Given

Intermediate and high school grades are to present demonstrations of study methods at School 18, 1001 E. Palmer-st. A dramatization entitled “The Work of the Sun” was presented by School 18 pupils last night. A play i® to be given by the first and second grade pupils at School 6, 702 S. Union-st today. The open house program at School 25, 400 Merrill-st, scheduled for 2 p. m. today, was to be featured by a talk by Miss Agnes Mahoney, School 9 principal. William Bosse, State Department of Public Instruction, is to speak at 7 p. m. to students, parents and teachers of School 29, 2101 College-av.

Penny Supper Arranged

The School 8 open house is to begin with a penny supper. Exhibits are to be displayed from 7 to 8 p. m. Programs sponsored by school organizations are to follow the supper.

Today was designated as junior high school day at School 9, 740 E. Vermont-st. A program arranged by the Stephen Foster Choir "was to be presented at School 25, 400 E. Merrill-st. Three programs, to which parents were invited, are to be held today and tomorrow at School 35, 2201 Madison-av. Special opening exercises are to be held for pupils in grades one through six. The Rev. R. C. Henderson, Greater Bethel A. M. E. Church pastor, is to speak at School 40, 702 N. Sen-ate-av, at 7:30 p. m. Songs, stories, playlets and rhythmics were to be presented by children in grades two to six. ‘Today's observance at School 57, 5435 E. Washington-st, was to include a recital by the junior high school chorus and exhibits of extracurricular activities, shop, cooking, art, mathematics, physical education, social studies and other subjects.

W. A. Evans Is Speaker

A description of the school city as a legal corporation and an outline of the duties and responsibilities of school officials were given by William A. Evans, school publi cations director, in a speech before the Parent-Teacher Association of Betiol 58, 301 Linweood-av, yesteray. Mr. Evans contrasted the schools * of today with those of 1852, and stressed the importance of the early leadership of such men as Caleb Mills in establishing a system of free public education in Indiana. D. T. Weir, &ssistant school superintendent, explained educational method changes at an open house meeting at School 26, 1301 E. 16thst, last night. The interrelationship of various subjects now is stressed. he said. “Moral fiber is acquired just like strong muscles—through constant use and vigorous exercise,” Virgil Stinebaugh, assistant school superintendent, told the Parent-Teacher Association of School 66 at 604 E. Maple-rd, yesterday.

Co-operation Necessary

“Children must be confronted with actual moral problems and guided in the selection of desirable lines of conduct until good conduct becomes habitual,” he said. “The home and school must join in setting up standards of good conduct.” Car] Wilde, School Board presi-

dent, explained the proposed school

SWEDEN WILL HONOR AMERICAN PIONEERS

By United Press STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 12.— Premier Albin Hansson presided over a meeting today that decided to erect an obelisk of Swedish stone at the place where Swedish pioneers landed on the Delaware coast 300 years ago. The obelisk will cost an estimated $37,500 and be of such size that it may have to be transported in sections. It is to be installed on the Delaware coast during three hunmdredth anniversary celebrations scheduled next year, for the Scandinavian pioneers.

POLICE HELP TO OPEN STRIKE-CLOSED PLANT

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MILK SALESMAN TOBE HONORED

Herbert Lowe Will Receive Pasteur Medal for Heroism.

Herbert Lowe, driver-salesman for the Banquet Ice Cream Co. who last June attacked a burglar and held him until police arrived, is to be presented with a bronze Pasteur medal for personal heroism by Mayor Kern at 2:30 tomorrow afiernoon in the Mayor's office. The medal is one of the awards given milk men annually by the Milk Industry Foundation for exceptional feats of valor outside regular line of duty while covering

strike-besieged plant of the D. L. Auld Co., closed since Oct. 19, was reopened today when 75 workers broke through a picket line of 250 angry men and women. A police squad of 150 helped workers break through the picket line. Police rushed the picket line, swinging clubs, when a striker threw a wooden sign at an automobile. No one was injured but Lawrence Lewis, a picket, was taken into custody for investigation. Later three others were taken to the police station.

VANDENBERG GOES FISHING By United Press MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Nov. 12.— Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg (R., Mich.), left today on a 10-day fishing cruise among the Florida Keys. He refused to discuss the results of the presidential election.

city $875,000 building program at a meeting of the, Parent-Teacher Association of School 43, 40th-st and Capitol-av, last night. “The Board of School Commissioners would have failed to do its duty if it had not included in its 1936-37 budget, appropriations for better building accommodations,” he said. Approved by the Marion County Tax Adjustment Board, the school

their daily routes. Mr. Lowe's award comes for his courageous performance last June when he heard a woman scream at 28th and Delaware-sts and rushed to investigate. He discovered a burglar and attacked him with a milk bottle. The burglar fled, but was captured by Mr. Lowe, who sat on him until police arrived. This is the third Pasteur medal of the Milk Industry Foundation to ke awarded this year. A gold medal went to a Chicago milkman for rescuing a little girl from a manhole, and a silver medal was given to a Bronx (N. Y.) milk driver for discovering escaping gas in an apartment house and saving a father, mother and two children who had been overcome by the fumes. Besides Mayer Kern and Chief Morrissey, officials of the Indianapolis Milk Council who are to be

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present when the awards made are A. W. Buescher, president; R. A. Bulstra, secretary; , W. Henry Rooerts, treasurer ,and C. W. Hunt, executive secretary and manager. Mr. Lowe is 30 years old and lives al 435 S. Oakland-av.

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Times Special | MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 12—Wilbert

(Web) Gray has been appointed Indiana I. O. O. F. Home superintendent at Greensburg, it was announced here. Mr. Gray succeeds Charles E. Travis, who resigned because of ill health after 18 years service. A farm owner and former Delaware County infirmary superintendent, Mr. Gray

has been in real estate business here. ” The. new superintendent is to manage 126 acres near Kokomo and 82 acres near Noblesville as well as the 182-acre Greensburg property.

NYE HITS WAR PROFITS By United Press NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—Citing war profits as the major threat of American participation in a foreign war, Senator Gerald P. Nye, Senate Munitions Committee chairman,

outlined a program of drastic neutrality and peace legislation to be submitted to the next Congress here last night.

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TERRIER SHOW ENTRY TIME IS EXTENDED

The deadline for entering terriers in the second annual championship show of the Scottish Terrier Club

of Indiana has been extended to Sunday, Albert G. Meyer, superintendent, announced today. The deadline originally had been set today. Leading Scottish Terrier show dogs from all parts of the United States are expected to compete in the specialty show set for Nov. 19 in the Knights of Columbus Hall, 13th and Delaware-sts. Mrs. William Constable of Boston is to be judge.

COURT BACKS ORDER

By United Press COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 12.—The State Supreme Court today firmed the order of the State Public Utilities Commission authorizing the New York Central Railroad, as lessee of the Cincinnati Northern Railroad Co., to suspend passenger operations between Van Wert. and the Ohio-Michigan state line.

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"1S CHAMPION. "MUCK FARMER

Fulton County Contestant Grew Potato, Onion and Cabbage Crops.

By United Press ‘AKRON, Ind, Nov. 12.—John Kiesling, Fulton County, today was crowned the champion muck crops farmer of Indiana at the Northern Indiana Muck Crop Growers’ seventh annual show. Runner-up to the champion was Henry Hilger, Allen County, who raised potatoes, onions and mint on his farm during the summer. Kiesling grew potatoes, onions and cabbage on his muck soils. Other winners include

: | Emme, Dekalb County; :

Fraser, Jasper County, and Ed W. Nestle, Whitley County. : Tonight members attending the show will choose a beauty queen from a group of 55 contestants. Crowning of the new Indiana pctato, onion and pumpkin kings will be held tomorrow night. Northern Indiana farmers predicted record-breaking yields in the various divisions, despite the summer drought. Divisions include potatoes, onions, cabbage, celery and pumpkins. Yesterday's openirig session featured an address by President E. L. Mitchell of Rochester, followed by demonstrations and lectures by col-

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A. A. Gast, 80, Akron farmer, competing at the Fulton County corn show held in conjunction with the muck crops exhibit, won the championship with his prize-win-ning sample of Reid's yellow dent corn.

MASONS TO CLOSE 3-DAY FALL MEETING

By United Press FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 12.— Close to 1200 Masons were to attend the closing banquet tonight of the three-day fall convocation of the Fort Wayne Scottish Rite Consistory. - % Dr. John Benson, superintendent of the Indianapolis Methodist Hoshital, was to be the principal speaker on a program including the conferring of the thirty-second degree cn 75 of a class of 100 which started on Tuesday.

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