Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1945 — Page 20

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To the gallant men and women who will observe Christmas. in ‘distant lands and camps , . . fo the families that

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for an hour under the shadows of | the modern masters. They | youngsters entertained at the muiseum’s fifth holiday circus—designed [to familiarize 4- to 8-year-olds with | modern art and give their own imaginations full play under condi- | tions , considered ideal for unham|pered expression, { No adults are allowed except {members of the museum staff who | point possibilties and pour paint.

were the 103d group of” played men—"most of the time Dick | fairs committee. He forwarded to the depatnent Six-year-old Joan said her sis-|a letter from an air force intelliter's painting was Noah's ark and gence officer in the Pagific. The laughingly pointed out that she hid

Tracy.”

1 took off my coat and hat to help mechanical clown.

Teachers College Student Joyce

delayed months,

Helgeson run the show and was stumped only twice: By a little girl who asked how to mix brown—I got | {two incidents and her neighbor-| ing painter added the third; and a little boy who wanted to “sew animals”—there was no equipment for sewing, so he painted Santa Claus and a reindeer instead. Introduction Gay The youngsters’ introduction to, modern art is a gay two galleries on | the museum's second floor, complete | with imaginative modern painting,

for painting, cutout and paste work, ¢lay modeling and picture puzzies: A colored magic lantern shows: { more modern paintings to the music | of Prokofieff,. Moussorgsky and Tschaikowsky's = Nutcracker suite (not very modern but fun).’ Most of the children went first for the push-buttons—a swimming fish, a bicycle riding clown and a bouncing dog (or horse), paused briefly at the magic lantern and settled down to paint. Six-year-old Erie, husky and businesslike, came in a little late. . “What would you like to do?” I asked brightly. “I wouldn't know,” Eric replied sensibly. “I've never been here before.” He started painting a peaceful ship on ‘a calm blue sea, with seagulls. The seagulls began flying between a plane (quite plain) and a dirigible (he said), The sea got splashy. Pretty soon the ship was on fire and all hell had broken loose. ‘That done, he started a Christmas tree, The boy who wanted to sew animals wondered about the color of reindeer, Brown, we suggested. “I guess I'll make it- white,” he decided. “They would be if they were snowed on.” Settles for Puzzle Sue Jane didn't want to paint, thank you, or model clay. She settled for a picture puzzle, very modernistic, which she put _ together

FOREIGN BROADCASTS BANNED BY PETRILLO

NEW YORK, Dec, 25 (U. P.).—A new controversy threatened today between James C. Petrillo, head of the American Federation of Musicians, and radio stations over the broadcasting of musical programs from foreign countries. The National Association of Broadcasters published a letter from Petrillo in its weekly news letter in which he said his union ‘would not tolerate the broadcasting of foreign musical programs after Dec. 31, The order did not affect programs from Canada, where, Petrillo said, musicians are members of the A.

der would prohibit. the broadcasting of religious programs such as those from Jerusalem at Christmas time and programs by the armed forces, Petrillo ‘replied that such pro-|

GETS FAMILY TO U, 8.

Capt. Dudley Freidman had an un-| expected happy reunion with his wife and baby today. On Dec. 13, he kissed his Belgian refugee wife | and their eight-month=old - son goodbye, boarded the battleship |

them to America as soon. as pos- | sible. . The Washington docked yes- |

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terday. - Mrs. Friedman and son ‘arrived by plane a few hours later.

NEW YORK, Dee. 35 (U. P).—}

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officer said that while the battle pui both a sun and a moon in her stars were authorized by general own—very undecipherable—picture. [orders issued in Washington, they “What do you call it?” we asked. | were not awarded until finally ap“Cemetery,” Joan replied brightly |proved by the theater commanders. as she bounced up to play with the This, he said, sometimes had been

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