Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1937 — Page 6
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ART INSTITUTE STUDENTS LAUD PRIZE WINNER
Stage Demonstration After
Clifford Jones - Gets Big Award.
John Herron Art School today broke out in colored streamers, bright banners, broad smiles lots of cheers for Clifford Edgar Jones, who yesterday was announced winner of .the Prix de Rome. 3
The Prix de Rome is a two-year scholarship te the American Academy in Rome, where quarters and studio are furnished, plus $1250 in cash a year and money to get there and back and anywhere in Europe he wants to go. The Prix de Rome, coveted by all art studefits, is won by few. ,The
winner\uyho is 21 and the sén of ||
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, Kokomo, almost had forgotten that he had entered a picture in the nation-wide competition.
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He was about to begin a project at the school at 10:30 a. m. yesterday when someone handed him a telegram. He opened it and read it. His face went white and his legs wobbled. “Then I sat down,” he said. Donald Mattison, who heads the school and who won the same prize when he was a Yale student, said that Mr. Jones expected least of all with pictures entered, to win. The members of his class boosted Jones to their shoulders and carried him out of the room. He forgot to duck and has a bump on his head. This morning they gathered up some bright streamers and draped them around autos for a triumphant parade around the city.
Dance Authorized
Tonight, they are to have a dance in the lecture hall. Mr. Mattison gave permission this morning and you couldn't hear anything above the cheers for five minutes. This is the first time in several years the prize has come to the Middle West, the only time it ever: came to a student in an Indiana school, and the third time it has come to a Hoosier. The winner. has worked his way through school. He worked in a machine shop in Kokomo last sumHis father is a machinist: He took art in high school and today had a telegram of congratulations from his high sehool art teacher. He also had a telegram from the Kokomo Department Club asking him to let it be the first to sponsor a one-man show for him. He said he would. Shock Too Much
He lives in Indianapolis at 1217 N. Delaware St. with two roommates. They cook their own meals. They had no celebration last night, but instead Mr. Jones wrote letters until 9 and then went to bed. He said the opening of the telegram had been too much for him. : The winning picture is entitled “Carnival.” It shows a merry-go-round and a typical county fair crowd. Mr. Jones wandered about the State Fair to get his material. He also attended a couple of county fairs. He already has decided he will make a special study in the use of frescoes in Rome. He had intended to do that here.
Bl BEECH GROVE HIGH PRINCIPAL NAMED
ev. Kinsey Is Promoted From Faculty Post.
Clarence V. Kinsey, a member of the Beech Grove High School faculty for 12 years, is to become principal of the school June 12, it has been announced by the board of trustees. He also is to become principal of the junior high school.
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Youthful Artist Honored Here
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Clifford Edgar Jones, on the shoulders of admiring fellow students
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|, U. TRUSTEES T0 LOOK OVER NEW BUDGET
Proposed Retirement Plan Also to Be Weighed at Last Session Today.
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BLOOMINGTON, May 18.—Consideration of the Indiana University
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THINK HAIRS IN CREEK CAME FROM AUTO SEAT
Police today expressed the theory that the human hairs found in Fall Creek near Highland Place yesterday had come from a discarded mattress or automobile seat.
A search was begun when a Eugene McAfee, 911 E. 20th St., reported that his fishhook had pulled several hairs from the water. Police dragged the water for more than an hour.
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STATE LIBRARY CHIEF TO ATTEND HEARING
Christopher B. Coleman, acting state librarian, today said he
planned to attend the committee hearing in Washington on Congres-
tinue publication of the official papers of the Territories. Two of four volumes already pub-
lished deal with the Northwest Territory from which the State of Indiana was formed, Mr. Coleman said. The continued publication is being urged by Indiana Historical Society members and the Society of
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