Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1940 — Page 26

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POPE EXPECTED TO WARN WORLD

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VATICAN CITY, Oct. 3 (U. P.).— Vatican sources reported today that His Holiness Pope Pius XII would soon: issue an encylical -warning Catholics in all countries to be on their guard against the spread of Communist influences. These quarters claimed the church was. about to take a decisive position in face of what the Vatican considers to be a ruinous expansion of Bolshevik philosophy and influ:

ence due to the fact that many countries are wooing Russia.

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‘Even Week-Ends and Summer Vacations Are Busy Times.

By EARL HOFF

School pupils might resent the statement, but they don’t have a monopoly on homework. In fact, teachers come in for a lion's share of it. i For example, there is Miss Dorotha E. Kirk, a seventh and eighth grade teacher at School 44. Her school day begins at 8 a. m. and sometimes doesn’t end until 11 o'clock that night.

own for she has to spend part of ‘each Saturday grading papers and preparing for Monday's classes.

Five Classes a Day At 8 o'clock each morning, Miss Kirk prepares for the arrival of At 8:30 o'clock she conducts a five-minute exercises. Then she conducts five classes each day, Courses of study outlining sixers by the School Board, but Miss

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W| | almost constantly,

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| Miss Kirk must take care of de- | tails that keep her until at least

{ for pupils, |of more intense work for Miss Kirk. | | Examinations must be graded and | |grades listed.

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During class time she must talk leading on the pupils with questions and discusEvery 11th school day she must give half of her lunch hour to

After the final school bell rings,

13:30 o'clock. Thén she can go home, unless it is Tuesday after- | ‘noon when she supervises a weekly | meeting of the school stamp club or the Parent-Teacher Association | lis holding its monthly meeting, or] ‘she is rehearsing an auditorium ex- | lercise. | Attends I. U. Class Too weary to tackle homework [right after-school at her apartment, {801 N. Pennsylvania St., Miss Kirk | || waits until after dinner to grade papers, prepare lessons and catch up on required reading. On Monday evenings she attends la class at the Indiana University | | Extension | Division. | Grade periods are anxious times |

but they are periods |

Details which complicate the day for teachers include mapping home | room programs, planning decora-

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a check on property and collection of hook rentals. “But.” chorus the pupils, ers have al summer vacation, too. Which is fine, unless you have your sumimer vacation already planned like Miss Kirk has. She's going to complete work on her master’s degree on the Indiana University campus. | 8 In Howe Contest |

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Corn Festival Begins With 2 Speeches by the Governor.

Times Special FOWLER, Ind., Oct. 3. — This town of 2000 opened its doors today! and presented three-and-one-half million Hoosiers the keys to the city. , Its streets decorated with corn stalks, bunting, banners and fes-|

toons of lights, Fowler will be host today, tomorrow and Saturday for the. annual Indiana Corn Festival, reigned over by pretty brunet Mary Louise Garrison, 18-year-old Flora girl and this year's Corn Queen. The opening event this morning was the broadcast speech of Governor Townsend, who was scheduled to speak again this afternoon. Tonight was to be set aside” for the Queen’s Coronation Ball starting at 8 p. m. Rudy Bundy and his orchestra are to play. Tomorrow will be Children’s Day| with a kiddie and pet parade. Two performances of the Selby- McKin- | ley Wild West Rodeo will also be) held during the day. | The closing day will see a two and one-half mile band and float| parade, featuring 10 bands and | many decorative floats. The final event, as in previous!

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