Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1940 — Page 16

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a YAGvR Schools to Exhibit Work SPHINX INITIATES Of 1800 Special Pupils 16 BUTLER JUNIORS

The first public exhibit of work play. These classes include lip-| Sphinx Club, Butler University done by the children in the special reading, sight-saving and fresh-air | junior class honor society, has initieducation department of the In- groups as well as classes for physi-|ateq 16 outstanding third-year men dianapolis Public Schools will be cally handicapped, hard-of-hearing | the Universit held at the James E. Roberts School, or undet-privileged children. IY. 1401 E. Tenth St., next week. | The exhibits will show handiwork, They are: Herbert Schwomeyer, William A. Hacker, assistant occupational therapy projects, art jack Evard, Robert. Jacobi, Jack

- FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940 bi Te Es British ‘Secret’ Plane Bristles

PARK TRAINING "SCHOOL TO END

Tests Tuesday to Be Used As Partial Basis for Selection of 185.

The Park Department recreation

training school will close Monday |

schools superintendent in charge of social service and special education, said the exhibit will be open daily, Monday through Friday, from 8:30

The Park Board today sought a| recreation expert, whom members

work and manual training projects, | - besides the regular school work Flynn, Thomas Markin, Paul Mc

done. Apparatus for the testing of Clelland, Wilbur Schumacher,

night and examinations will be given trainers at 7 p. m. Wednes- | day at the Brookside Community | House, Recreation Director H. W.| Middlesworth announced today. | Summer personnel for the City playgrounds will be selected partially on the basis of examination | grades, Mr. Middlesworth said. | Approximately 185 playground Jobs are to be filled, he said. About | 250 have attended the school. | Mr. Middlesworth announced that tryouts for life-guards at municipal | Swimming pools will be held May | 2 = the Butler University pool. ‘llllam Merrill, director of life-| i - saving and swimming for the Amer- more than 300 foreign born resi- ten and directed by

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i 4 i versity will present a tableau writDUNE Jsich wotk J. We year Y himself en-|Irene Marie Wantland. Kokomo: Robert

ican Red Cross here, will conduct dents of Indianapolis attend night titled “These Are Your Brothers.”

the tryouts. school to learn about the country Was opened last March as a means home, of insuring a greater degree of| The average age of these stu- and Harald Hedegard. competence among playground in- dents is between 40 and 50 and

The hitherto secret British plane now in action a gainst Germans in Belgium and Holland is the Boulton Paul “Defiant,” pictured above. This two-seater fighter is said to be the deadliest and fastest known. A unique feature is its power-operated, revolving gun turret aft, enabling it to fire from any angle. Other | armament includes 14 machine guns in the wings and a 32-mm. cannon firing from propeller shaft.

Foreign Born, Citizens to Be Honor Guests Sunday at '| Aman American Day’ Ceremony

|dramatics director at Butler Uni- | Goldie

| Three speakers who will repre- Box 475: Herta Iburg Henn R. The recreation training school Which they have adopted as their sent the honor guests will be Mrs. Box 3H Gertrude Cohn, Mrs. Amalie Keim 'Macinnes

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Of the men and women who at-| 4020 Washington Blvd..

are willing to pay $2500 a year or| more, as an assistant to Recreation | Director H. W. Middlesworth. | Creation of the new position was | approved formally by the Board | yesterday after the decision to create the post had been made last week at a private meeting with Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. | |

The Board allocated $2100 from

funds budgeted for WPA projects to pay the salary of the assistant | and also the wages of an additional | clerk in the department for six! months. Board members explained | > ; obert | they would request full appropria-| 1587 Gilbert Ave.. Longford ‘Sherwin War. tions for the additional employees render, Kokomo; Ernest Spinner, RE 3. in the 1941 budget. |

J Sens aftray: Middlesworth Is Cool Washington t.. ames usse " i : x Shelbyville, Ind: Bertha Bry-| Mrs. Louise Rich, Park Board Theresa Rubin, 2823 N. auditor, explained that the alloca- | Catherine A Mechan. tion must be approved by the City| zak, 1413 Concord St.; Andrew Ksrl Brendl, [Council and the State Tax Board |

Strange Chaplin Henry Hoereth, 1137 Joseph Nahmias, 856

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hearing and other equipment used James Neal, Charles Butz, Herbert a Fecha education will be shown. spencer, Richard Freuchenicht, isitors to the exhibit may inspect : : the exhibits at the Roberts School Reed Shields, Max a Pup and tour the school building. Teach- Klotz, Leonard Kerchev ers and girl scouts will be hostesses. Quentin Covert.

a. m. to 5 p. m. It will be under the direction of Miss Jeanette Riker, special education supervisor. The work of about 1800 pupils under 70 teachers will be on dis-

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structors and supervisors this vear.! there are approximately as many tend the WPA classes, which Are g46 w._ 31st St.. John Cicigoi, 2714 W. St. before any money could be spent. | | This was the first time that the women as men in the classes. [held In various paris of the city Clr St. - &— Desware 5: Board members indicated they|B school has been held for a longer) Many of these persons and oth-| five nights a week, the majority | Se Thoth. 936 Arnolda_ St... Werner would await this approval before | period than 10 days. An intensive ers who have just been naturalized came to this country from Italy, Jsnku 23531 E. 18th St. Justine Janku. (specifying the salary the recreation | course in playground management, or are to become citizens next Germany and Austria. Many, too, 2331 E. 18th St. Edwar : 5

| {ner St.; Herman Oscar Sigfrid Johnson, |expert is to receive, although they | games and crafts and athletics has month will be honored guests Sun- | came here from countries which no Kokomo; pan Josue, 31S, Harris St: indicated it would not be less than | been given, Mr Middlesworth said. day at 3 p. m. at an observance longer exist. : v |

Holland and Poland 'giinkovich 138 Haugh St. Zenovia To. $2500 a year. lin the auditorium of the World have representative sons here. jana, 3 rr Toor St. Richard Dietrich]! ‘The apgroval of the recreation E | War Memorial. | The classes for.the aliens are SeP- | Vehling, Nn ‘E. Hanna St. ’ (post and the allocation to finance | X-WIFE OF WELLES The occasion of the observance is arated into two groups. One con-| Anna Catherine Feannagun,

23 8.|it followed a lengthy conference the proclamation issued by the cerns itself with the writing and Holmes Ave. Clemeatina Merlo Brant between Board members, Mr. Mid- | MARRIES LEDERER President of the PHOENIX Ariz, May 17 (U. P).!

. § Glozar, 1016 United States! Speaking of English and the other N. Warman Ave: John George Watson, dlesworth and Mrs. Thomas D.| setting aside this Sunday as d / merican Day.” ~The former Virginia Welles, re- | A . cently divorced wife of Orson 3

we want primarily is Miss Brown said. “A trained man could develop the po-| | tential leadership talents of some of our younger recreational personnel.” | Mr. Middlesworth admitted he! needed an assistant to contact and co-ordinate the increased number |

“I|is termed “The Americanization FoXRo:. Leg, MQ Moin clon St: Sheerin, chairman of the Recrea-| | Class.” | William _ Wolf ang Hene. X N. New tion Advisory Committee. . a i i Jersey St.; avi ranowsky. 3 | i ; will be American, This “class deals with the con- &. oiton * Ave: Nicholas James Moon, |. Liroughout the discussion, Mr. Legi Posts, The Christian Men Stitution of the United States and Morristown, Ind.: Polly Vogelnik. 78 N.|Middlesworth remained cool to pro- ’ i rieaI0on T'osts, | . ads {15th St., Beech Grove, Ind.; Hedwig Fehr- | ’ : i Wepes was Jonevmooning today piers Bible Class, Butler Uni- the manner in which America’s ner. 418 E. Troy Ave.. Joseph Sebek, no|POSAIS to pay the assistant $25%0 or) ith Charles Lederer, scenario ~~ ; ris De tic f f ; t |address: Allistair Mackenzie Charles, more. Miss Gertrude V. Brown, | writer versity, the Educational Division of | Jemocratic “orm of goverment aifiess, JUistair, NIecHeoie 925 Book Board b Mr orl hev ed- the WPA of Indiana which spon- functions. This class prepares the ave. Steven Pete Zipoff. 528 Warren St. DOard member, and Mrs. Sheerin They had planned a June wed- 'M€ tudents for their final ina- Frieda Kiemle, 1264 Goiden Hill; Wilhel- maintained that a salary of between ding but suddenly changed their sores the classes for foreign born Wo en S or eir hal examina mina Mendel Newman, 236 E. Ravmond $2800 d $3000 , . oul 1 ; a . e fr llvwood | and other groups. (tion which they must pass to be-!|si.: Harold Vincent Woodward, 1436 Ww. | an ¢ a year would be plans, flew here from Hollywoo ' itize 28th St. Paul Morlock, 3343 N. New ssary 0 get “a really ‘ualif late yesterday and were married by| Prof. John J. Haramy, of In- Come citizens, gs Jersev St.: Theresa Cesnik. 757 N. Hall Necessary to get “a really qualified a justice of the peace with news- diana Central College, himself a So thorough is the training that si. Mike Reiko. M2 We earl St; Ed- man.” ' 3 ; iti ; “ N obert John, 152 : born St.; | papermen for witnesses. Mrs. Led-| naturalized citizen, will be the they often know much more about £87 Evanoff. 515'> W. Washington st. Urges Trained Men erer, the former Virginia Nicholson ! principal speaker. Mayor Reginald America’s Constitution and fOV- | Kurt Beltlage, 2334 Park Ave.; Henry fC yr Sulliv ill tak +t, |ernment than do Americans,” A AR Yu? eigen St | “What of Chicago society, is 24 and an H. Sullivan also will take part. | : wi Divi bd S. RC-| "pred Leuschner, 1337 Union St: John | im actress known professionally as| Frederic G. Winter, of the Jor- cording to Naturalization Bureau garron. 1622 Lawion St; Eleanor Stevens, quality, 3 3 . 2287 7 1 SS, r 001 Anne Stafford. ‘dan Conservatory of Music and (officials here. , ; Ce Fo Ba 3 e six teachers whose duty it park Ave. Karl Steuernagel, Nien i “ ~ milt ve.; James Josep enegan, Li to acquaint our adopted broth HN Grant St Mike Kovach, 519; jers” are William Bacon, Mrs. Mar- w. .Court St.; Constantino De Pellegrini,

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of recreation activities at community centers. He said, however, he| did not believe this task called for a $3000-a-year expert. “I have had in mind a member of our recreation department to handle this job at $1200 a vear,” he said “But I am willing to go along with whatever the Board does.”

Decide on Extra Clerk

The Board during the discussion of general operations decided it {would be necessary to add an additional clerk to the department and to improve the telephone service. | The chief problem was to find a

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