Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1938 — Page 5

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ON HONOR i OUR NEGRO POPULATION J said. a aa i Y . opi . American Education Woe, spon-| The general theme for the week |S al £ . eo © DDO Sis or : f | sored jointly by the National Edu- is “Education for Tomorrow’s Amer- |S : AT WASHINGTON, | WEEK IS FIXED EE: Str, mame moon nmin | SSLOREION, £4 on, and the U. S. ce o . “« i -|E : . . Be Saver 1.10 1700 yom os CAThigng Lh Oe |S SPORTSMEN! 4 ’ - : .

19.0% More than 70,000 adults annually |strong Bodie 1 ds” 8 |B 3 ® ¢ have made visits to the schools rire ism ah = Get your hunting :

: : ; Y aT LOL oY SY ary 0 : be George Mellinger First and | Parent-Teacher Conferences during the last five years, Mr. Mor- Nov, 9, “Attaining Values and|E boots repaired NOW Raymond McC : os _|gan added. : Standards”; Nov. 10, “Accepting pa : Clure And Inspections Among special events scheduled|New Civic Responsibilities”; Nov. by expert workmen...

Z 5 for the week are open house and|1l1l, “Holding Fast to Our Ideals of Second in Grades. ’ at LOWEST PRICES!

: iD 0.2 Bia pss Are Planned. dedication of the new wing of the|Freedom”; Nov. 12, “Gaining Secur- NE a a George Washington High School, |ity for All” : Ask Ab ow Washington Wish Spent sibdenls Indianapolis Public Schools will sk About Our Low Price on— . placed on e honor rolls -in the hold open house for approximately 1° KR 75,000 parents and patrons during TOMORROW NIGHT!" 8:15 P. M. THEATRE

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: ® Raw Cord Soles and Heels ® |[ndian Tan Leather Laces : taled 231, it was announced today POPULATION rs a oe. aT : . Shih = ; . Morgan, schoo George Mellinger was first and Ray- A SCIENCE SERVICE FEATURE. Symbols © Pictoriol Stafistics, Inc., N.Y. C10-24 superintendent, She today. IN PERSON BOAKE CARTER

Shoe. Repair—First Floor. mond McClure was second. Eighty- Open house meetings, confer- IN A HARD HITTING AND PLAIN SPEAKING ADDRESS

six others on the high honor roll] STREET SINGER OFF KEY |rolled in a “sight singing” class.|Sn0eS Of fathers and mothers with “FREE SPEECH ON THE NEWS”

- : teachers, inspection of individual - - un Kunstek, Betty Jane Smith. Dor- |. ALVA, Okla., Oct. 26 (U. P ).—A She explained to instructors that pupils’ work and school project dis- : Ha SE Duyay a oyosRoN . ofhy Mueller, Robert Brockman. Eugene Senior girl student at Northwestern she thought the “St. Singing” on| plays have been planned for the nn $1.10—83c TORE rNonIMEME

Free Bus ALABAMA AT VERMONT Free Parking Bagbars Yount Clarente ‘Mtn: State Teachers College here was|the curricular schedule stood for Vol BO

Davidson, amazed to learn that - Beg i » j ’ vidson. | Ruth Williams, Fauline ] at she had en Sees singing. Major aspects of administration TRY A WANT AD IN THE/TIMES. THEY BRING QUICK RESULTS,

Frances Silverman, Carl McCombs, inia Burres, Helen McShane, Mabel "Mohr,

z Overdeer, Maxine Smith, La i 3 " ; I , Warner. Beatrice Brittain, Ruth Sheffer, i i | . Margaret Albertson. Dorothy Asher, Teddy | ~ Bodimer, Robert Dress, Robert Jones, 7 J .

Eleanor Lornston. Ella Matkovich, Eileen Newby, Shirley Newton, Regina Nichols,

. Rhoda Repcheff. Kathleen Smith, Antonia - Sparenblek, Lewis Walker, Kenneth Gos- x : " 2 lin and Dorothy Handy. Gos ’ ’ y | Jack Trager. Helen Russell, Wilford ; : in IS iICa Shockency. Carolyn Buckrop, Dorothv Far- ; . + rington, ary Lascu., Jeanette Linn. Ruby Long. Carrol Mayfield. Ann McWethy. Lois : -- Meece, Mildred Nelson, Paul Patterson, : | “Charles Petranoff Annabelle Simmons, s = So : “Phyllis Webb, John White, Thelma Bloomenstock. Jean Inman. Dorothy McCalment, . Jean Shelburn, Louis Cook. Do . Leona Colbert.

Reeves, Doris S , othy Ugrinovich. Laura Updike, Joe Weber, © . Warren Angrick. Herschell Brittenback, , Helen McKay. Dorrell Roach and REetty Jane Schenck.

Second List Given

‘Those on the honor roll are: Blossom “Arthur, Pauline Black, Bertha Calvert, "Eva Clarkson. Lois Jean _Dial, Lyndell Dickerson, Betty Dunn, Rodean ies, . Helen V. Johnson, Elizabeth Miller, Aileen Napier, Rosemary Morris, Raymond Para, + Victoria Repcheff. Arthur Updike, Suzanne Talge, Bernard Van Sell, Gladys . Jeann: Winters, Virginia Wright, “Ralph Canter, Doris Scoggan, Dorothy “Cowin, Wilma Jean Cribelar, Norma Baker, Phyllis Beyer. Cleo Brown, Esther Clair, Juanita Duncan, Helen Eastwood. Betty . Fletemeyer. Ruth Kakavecos, Maxine Lambert. Rosalie Millett, Ethel Moore, Lois ‘O'Brien, Fannia Pouncheff. Frances Powers. Warren Rairden, Rosemary Riddell, Joan Tennery. Dotomy, Chapman, Dallas ‘Duffin, Betty Ellis, rances Laue and ., Gladys Patterson. Darrell Roach. Robert” Stutsman, Martha Thompson, Helen Werner, Louise Rus, = Alberta Crail, Betty Burcham, Robert Clegg, Jean Clements, Sylvia Cliburn, Anna Foreman, Ila Fugate, Grace Gortell, Betty . Betty Heidenriech. Doris JackL Jolly. Mary Kira, Rosemary ) Lasley, Betty Litchfield, Marguerite Marshall, Dorothy Milkovic, Winifred Morris. Kathleen Neese, Carl Nelson, Elizabeth Overman, Marie Pierce, Juanita Rich. Vivian Ridge. Marie Swearingin. Russell Terhune. James. Theofanis. Waneta Young, Mary Helen Burke, Harold Huber. i gomery, Robert Windisch, Lola M Sook, Robert Abell. Julia Allen. Pauline Elake, Kenneth Bland, John Brent, Charlotte Burkert. Billy Darling. Colleen Dunn.. Dorothy Elmore, Eileen Fink, June \3arrett. Jean Gatlin, Robert Hanley and May “Helfer. : Leona Hodge. Elizabeth Hogan. Marshall Hudson, Rcbert Kiefer, Anna Kinainger, Pauline Long. Sara Malia, Barbara McFadden, Nancy Maloy. Merle Metcalf. Mary Louise Mines. Maude Mingus. Elizabeth “Nelson, Eulah Nelson. Mildred Phillips, Bernice Pitts. Joseph Snyder. Mary Sparks, Joan Spaulding, Betty Steele, Victoria Stevens, Wilbur Thomas, Elton Thompson, Waneta Wells. . Shirley Wright, Arthur > Blum, Marjorie Burton. John Davis, Bernard DeWitt. John English. Martha Goodlet. Eva Grenard. Robert Henderson, Mar Holland. Ethel Hudak. Blodgey Kazacoff, Robert Martin. Mary Mouron. Jack Murray, «Marion Roberts. Calvin Strouse, Catherine » Woliver and Dorothy Shotts.

“Mary Strain to Command _* “Legion at Technical

"Mary Strain, who has received the highest number of citations in » “the Tech High School class, has ‘been named commander of the > 1938-39 Tech Legion, it was anI nounced today.

Anthony Pizzo, second in the . number. of citations, is lieutenant- - commander. Captains, those who ‘have received the highest number _ of citations in their respective “sponsor rooms, include William Andrus, Ralph Brown, James Col- _ lins, Mary Edith Kitts, Gloria Mait- - len, Rovena Smith and Betty June Tice. Members of the Legion include: James Alspaugh, Eugene Balcom, Thomas

Bover., Benjamin Briscoe. Thomas Brown- ~ ing, Robert Burgess, Warren Burres. Man-

uel Cardenas, John Bruck. Donald Clark. Llovd Darnell. Richard Driskell, Scott : ALL GO iM THIS SALE AT $77 William Garrett, Robert Gasper t :

. Geckler, Robert Glass. John Graf. Clark, Kenneth Hendren, James Hunt.

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. 3 is. John Logan, Ev.erett Major, Harry Meyers. Ralph Monroe. Marion Montgomery, William G. Moore, William M. Moore, Clarence Myers, Jackson O'Connell, Wayne Osborn, William Patterson, Virgil Penniston, Eugene Pondsr, : alter

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Salmon, Marvin Taylor, : 3 Von Spreckelsen, Lawrence Walten, Homer Wickes and Fred Wolf. : Bernice Albea. Norma _Auch, Virginia Bender, Viola Burleson, Regina Charpie, Violet Clark, Grace M. Curry. Mary Ernsting. Neva Fuson, Joan Hauser. Grace Haynes. Mary Heavin, Carolyn Heller, Jean Herider. Martha Hostetter. Jean Hu Carrie Huffman and Thelma Hunter. Jo Ann Jackson. Virginia May Jordan, Jacquelin Kelly. Vora Jean Green, Margaret Harold, Mary Jane Harper. Genevieve Lee. Fernande LeVier, Jean Lindstaedt, Rosemary McInturf. Marcella Manis, Dorothy Mitchell. Gladys Moyer. Janet Murphy. Jennie Puckett, Geraldine Pugh, Dorothy Rentchler, Frances Risk, Betty Robison. Sonya Schlee. Betty Smith, Marian Lucille Smith, Mary Jans Smith, Miriam Stuart. Edith Tate. Betty Ward, Virginia Washburr and Esther Wood.

BOAKE CARTER DUE FOR TALK TOMORROW

Boake Carter will comment on politicians, the international situation, taxes and: problems of a news commentator in his lecture at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Murat Theater. His subject will be “Free Speech on the News.” Upon his arrival from the East by plane at 2:50 p. m. tomorrow, he will be met at Municipal Airport by a reception committee and taken to the Hotel Severin. At 3:30 p. m. he will be interviewed over WFBM by Gilbert Forbes, news commentator. Immediately after his radio interview, Mr. Carter will meet representatives of high school and Butler University journalism classes.

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