Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1941 — Page 5
"convention of Kiwanis International.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1941
MAP PROGRAMS T0 AID CHILDREN
Kiwanis Delegates Discuss Help for Underprivileged And Normal Youth.
ATLANTA, Ga. June 18.—Plans for programs to aid underprivileged and normal youth in Indiana were made here today by Hoosier deles gates attending the 25th annual
. At the same time, all convention delegates were told that “we must
increase child welfare assistance and | stamp out an environment which|:
produces undemocratic and anti social attitudes in youth.” Indiana churches and schools will be asked to co-operate in the health work which will include clinics, hospitalization, supplying food, clothing and school supplies Youths interested in professional and business undertakings of Kiwanians will be given a chance to get actual experience by going to offices and factories to observe various operations. Karl C. Wolfe of Indianapolis is chairman of the Indiana district
underprivileged child committee.
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Local Couple > Wed 50 Years
FIFTY YEARS ago, Mr. and Mrs. George Glass exchanged mar-=- -
riage vows in
Lafayette, Ind. and Sunday they will cele-
_ | brate with a re-
ception at their home 1018 Flétcher Ave. The couple will attend Mass at St. Pat- 8 : : rick’s Catholic Mr. Glass Church and will be guests at a family dinner. The : . reception for : friends will be from 2 0:5 p. m. and T'to 9
p. m. Mr. Glass is a retired railroad engineer and he and his wife have lived here 22 years. They have three sons, 5 Bearge = o Sout end, Mrs. Glass Harry A. and Robert IL. both of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren.
STATE BUSINESS
TEACHERS MEET
6th Annual Session at I. U. Scheduled Monday; - 300 ‘Expected.
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 18. —The sixth annual business teach-
ers’ conference will be held at Indiana University Monday, Prof. Geoffrey Carmichael, conference chairman, announced today. The sessions will last one day and are expected to be attended by 300
-|Hoosier commercial teachers. Prof.
George Eberhart, Indiana State Teachers College, will preside. Clarence A. Jackson, Indiana civil defense director, will speak at the
noon luncheon. A number of well
known teachers and business exec-
‘utives are on the program.
Richard C. Murray, student personnel supervisor of the Indiana University School of Business, will leave July 1 to become manager of the civic activities department of the Tulsa, Okla., Chamber of Commerce, it was announced today.
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WASHINGTON, June 1% (U. P.). —Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt today indirectly predicted - the biggest
fashion fight of the century-—over|.
the type of uniforms which volunteer women defense workers should wear. She didn’t call it a fashion fight but related the circumstances under which the uniforms are to be chosen. The circumstances speak for themselves. Mrs. Roosevelt said that the uniforms cannot be chosen until Civilian Defense Director Fiorello La Guardia selects a committee of 45 (male and female) advisers who, in turn, will pick out what they consider the best uniform from samples which have been prepared for their inspection in New York nejt week. The ' First Lady reported that Mayor La Guardia thinks uniforms are necessary for two reasons: First, to make workers in different defense activifies recognizable; and second, to build morale by making the women feel that the value of their volunteer services is recognized by the government. Mrs. Roosevelt, who disclaimed knowledge of women's psychology, opposes the suggestion of one fashjon group that there.be two uniforms ' for each type of work—a
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washable and cheap, not costing more than $3. She thinks it is suitS0le for any figure and yet attracve. She hoped that the uniforms would not be as expensive as were those she wore as a canteen worker during the World War. It should be remembered, she reminded, that these uniforms are to be bought as extra costumes for extra work, not to be worn on one’s regular job. Reverting to her World War experience, Mrs. Roosevelt said she felt sure that the uniforms gave women the couzage to do jobs they might not have done otherwise.
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