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THURSDAY, JUNE 22,

1939

A A wr INDIANAPOLIS ES

NEW BUILDINGS Clipper Tourist Sur prised That His

WILL TAKE CARE OF 1. U, GUESTS

Walls Predicts More Parieys As Me Cites Service of School to State.

By PAUL BOXEIL Times Bloomington Correspondent BLOOMINGTON, June 22.—TIndi-

ana University students expect to I

feel lonesome for a time after the new Business, Science and Music Hall-Aunditorium buildings are completed dh the ‘campus next vear, The students have been 06 accustomed to mingling with hundreds of visitors daily in the Union Building, the present business building &’nd the Music Building that thev how | ask, hot ‘is there a conventioh on the ‘campus?’ but rather, convehtion is it?” Odhferences, contests and ‘meet-

ings, ranging from high school band |

tournaments to fire ihsurance parleys, have brought ‘hearly 20,000. guests to the I. U. campus during” the present school year. Anh even greater humber will take advantage of campus facilities for gatherings next year, it was predicted today by President Herman B Wells, Who revealed that hew audi-

toriums ih buildings now under con- |

struction are intended to relieve the present concentration of events ‘nd locations.

Service Bevond ‘Campus

President Wells, ih commenting oh the marked incraase in ‘conferences held dn the campus this year, pointed out that ‘a stare university has a grave responsibility of service which transcends the mere confines of the campus.” “Th the present period &f Soci’) Rnd economic change.” he Shid, “Amarica must throw every resource intd the battle to make democracy and capitalism work xo effectively that they Will alwavs be a eonclusive refutation to the philosophies of the totalitarian states. “Th this battle, the state univers sity must make available to all the people of the state its vast store of Knowledge, the results of research not only in the sciences but in all fields. “And particularly it should make available the thoughts and opinivns of its highly Trained men in the xocial science fields, its seonomists, itx wociologists, its governmental and business experts,

Letters Thdicate Valwe

“We fea] that the keen interest which has been shown particnisrly in the busindss conferences initiated this vear, and the many lettars recaved after each conference, indicate the value of this type of yervice. In ecartain othdr fields, Xuch 3% music, aducation and scienck, we have found conferances, contests ana meetings to be of great value” Special business conclaves sponwore for the first time on the 1. U. camp By President Walls this vear included the Indiana Banking Oonfarence, State Morteage Teonding Conference, Sate Real Estate Conference and a State Fire and Casnaliv Insurance conferance, Among the oduistanding speakers obtained Tor thase 2avents ware 1.80 T. Crowley, FDIC ehairman; 120 H. Paulger, Federal Res@rve Sysiem axamining chisf: Dr. Rarold stonfer, American Bankers Association exdoutive manager: Dr. W. BH. Huspand, Faderal Nome Loan Bank Board director; Fredertek M. Bab cock, FHA deputy administrator: J Byron Philipson, PHA chial market analyst, and Rov Wenzlick., Real Priate Analisis president.

Other Meetings Listed

pventx which stood calendar

Among ather out on the schodl=-year ware oeanfarences of journalists. high School Principals, librarians and state planaers; the Sauthern Tndiana Visual Education Confers ance, leader trait confayence of the Tadiana Lumbar Builders’ SupDiv Axsociation, educational meas UIAMents econferance, alkmentary supervision conference, Bagle Scout conference, state drama confer ence, and the fall meeting of the Indiana section of the American Chemical Society The Hoosier Tolklore Noeiety patherad 0 hear Dr. Seamus O'Duilaaiga, Mish Folklore Museum curator, and youthful xcholars from all aver the ¢countiv met for the Dational conveniion of Phi Pia Sigma, the scholaztie fraierity Women had their davs with the National Council of Catholie Women district meeting, the Club mytitute for the Thdiana Pederas tian of Clubs and the Conference on Cafpery for Women. High School siudenix took over the field with the annual High Schodl and Boy B/edui Dav, (he annual Tri-County Festival and Spelling Bee, and State contests Mm mathematics, Latin, public speaking ang music.

Waste Contests Popular

More than a thousand high school musicians took part in a band and orchestra contest; 1200 came for the fourth annual state %olo and ensemble context, and several hundied instructors and students were on hand for the Southern Thdlana Band and Orchestra Association Clini, The military de {tx activities by plaving host to a thousand whiformed youhg men who came to compete in the annal Third Regiment Pershing Rifler Drill Meet ie new building program iv betng carefully designed to handle the development of thease meeting as well ag the promotion of better stu= dent trathing, according to Presi: dent Wells,

TRAFFIC VICTIM DYES SOUTH BEND. Ind, June 22 (U PP). —Irwin Gorski, 18, of South Rend, died late vesterday from ins juries suffered in an automobile accident Tuesday, Hit eompanion, Olga Siesingka, 17, also of South Bend, died shortly after the aecident,

Fiment capped

Na. WF SOLES 1

Lio bi ONI0 SHOE REPAIR

FINGERPRINTING

Pants Kept Crease Throughout Trip OF ALL URGED

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Arriving ®t Maveeilles in fhe Aéintic ‘Clipper completes “the Yhortest Whit ‘frost brillivht dash of wh

“what Aspirin Remains Untouched in Bag and as for Cotton in

The Ears to Drown the

@pic voyage.”

Noise=="Why, Whd Ever

Thought. of a Thing So Foolish?’

Role day Yoh Tay ‘catch % plane for Europe.” Th thix Brill Hivphteh froth 2 heWwspaperthah

it will We like we AR Foun Graffis.

You'll ‘try tb anticipate what

(formerly nf Kokomo, Bloomington ahd New Cavile, That) Whb flew froth New York to Wrahce Wh the Rrvt preview passenger Hight of the Atlantic ‘Clipper, he ‘tells

how We Yuessed wrong oh ‘tahy things

"re now his,

ahd describes ‘the rich ‘memories that

By VEAN R AXETS

NEA Stal Correspondent

MARSETLLES, France, Jute 22 —The Clipper I rode to ity homing place ih fame brought me to Marseilles in the whortest and most bril-

liant dash ‘01 an epic voyage.

As it 1oft 8h the returh trip to New York at 3:05 a. m. 1 looked back in pleasant restrospéet to one of the most thrilling experiences of my life, ‘Coming from Libson up the around the tip of forbidden Spaih and overland again to Biarritz and Marseilles, Wwe sped over a kaleidoscope scene in Which Tand avd sea al-

Time) today.

ternated. The journey made an anticlimay of my Afr France trip td Paris, which T still had to take. Paralleling the faintly visible Pyrendes across Southern france we realized the trips end was near. In mv mind I thought back scornfully td my embarkation impulse to put cotton in my ears. Actually, TI heard nothing louder than the whir of a powerhouse generator back home. After the engines stop all sounds are audible.

Pants Keep Well Pressed

I had also intended to empty my fountain pen lest pressure cause it to spill over and ruin my clothes. But this fear was groundless and, anviway, I forgot. The aspirin in my bags was untouched despite the fact that I ate the richest and biggest meals of my life, put away frequent snacks and tossed off a 101 of champagne tOaNts. There wasn't any of the usual oround travelers need to '6 and sorub my neck and ears. The pants I wore had a better crease in them than those mm my suitcase, I was surprised at retaining en¥e of direction 6 well, but Was Probably due to the course we followed, Our speedy trip telescoped Scores of AMOS | places, but the details ware aot 10st | pecanse ach new scene quickly 2ontasted with the last one.

Livhon Leaves Wart Mewmbry

Marseilles, of course, Was the 1odestone of my journev, but Lisbon left a warm mamory for the did world jewal it is, a Place Whose ins habitants ai? up-m=-date, neverthe= 1ks, While we Ware given thr FPaseist salute in public, Fascizt party buts tons came off When our guidey an= tered night clubs and other unsanctified places, Porters and cab: | men covertly explained that the nmmderground movement of abhor and Yeftists had convinced the Worksrs of Portugal. thus dooming the mance infusnce there. When eonguerors of wider hovi- | zonk bHoaxt of their top thrills 1) am Xo. ta draw on thase tH

2000 AT PURDUE U, | FOR SUMMER WORK

Timer Npeeinl LAFAYETTE, June 22 —The summer schodl population at Purdue University passed the 2000 mark this week with five special short-course | classex drawing anh additional 00 persons. aa More than 200 persons gathered | here vesterday for tie opening of | the annual conference course on | personnel and ihdustrial relations. | Other classes opening this week melded a course for iife msarane? men, housemathers traihing sehdol | lexddrehip traning school for rural | youth and classes ih bacteriology, |

ORDINANCE TO ASK LICENSING OF DUMPS

compulsory licensing of all dumps! within the city limits would be re=| quired by an ordinance to be intredueadd in the City Council July 3.

my thix diveet

ere 10 have someone in charge dur: ing business hours and prevent dumping an excesk of refuse.

Agvariizement

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"dune Special

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coast and

from my comforting store of Cliprer memorias: he magnificent panorama of the whole tiip,; the torrent of spume ising at the § takdoffy; the teetering of ‘the wings during an wir pocket hump; my first sight of Europe and the landing; the dawns and dusks; watching the ever-zpinning propellors an arm length away: watching the native hands frantically rowing mooring lines out tO the perthing ‘Clipper; sighting Marseillas and knowing the great adventure belonged to history. Gives List of Dont a Clipper trip ou with a list of dont’. aire for future Clipper ales: Don't light a cigaret in the smoking room and earry it out to other quarters; don't stand in the doorways when the stewards are sBIVIing; don't leave vour razor and powder in the suitcase; don't foyrget your Visas for the infermediate countries between New York and Marseilles, Don't aver-purchase your suppl of arondor iA Lishon: don't forget vour autograph album. don't eount on bat hing before Lisbon.

After out they

come Here mrav- 7 Graffis, left, found A prime “don't” Clipper travelers is “don't stand in Aoorways When stewards are YY

Jean

STORE BLOOD AN POWDER MOSCOW, June 22 (37, P)=A proces: for turning bBood inte powdar which can he xtored for lone peridds until neaded for transfusSon. is bel ng dev eloped Aer?

| correspondence with ., bureau, the Federal

second that Wome

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Eat Ein 1940,

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for trans-Atlantic

IN 1940 CENSUS

‘Washington mn Stuies Pian

Proposed by Federal Commissioner Smith.

BPOXANE, Wash, June 22 P) —U. 8, ‘Cominissioner

(U,

ost HOtoRIONs Dhdinkn, Harry

| Thacy,

that it be taken by U. workers next year.

| Wmith %wiready has

the Hoover,

census

J. Edgar chief of

tion, And the U. B. attorney gen-

E eral office ih Washington, 1egardE ihg the idea, Which the commisi sioner haz studied consistently.

Would Aid Tdentifichtion

A letter from the assistant ditector of the census bureau, Vergil D. Reed, promised the suggestion would be considered by mittee appointed to determine the inquiries which are to be included in the population schedule for tire 16th decennial census. The ‘Commissioner valid to public fingerprinting. The first he listed ax the inconvenience and expense entailed, and the persons might feel it hid Some coanection with

classifying them With criminals.

imple and Tnexpensive “Tn Teply to the first objection” Wr, Smith said, “it should be undaithat fingerprinting is Very simple and inexpensive and especially %0 if the Prints are dhtained the Same time the coming census is obtained, Which will be objection 1s, of founded for the Parsons connected forces in the Iaxt and everyfor idanrelation to

second well all with military

“The

one understood it was tification and had no criminal matters.”

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