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fl 15.000 TO ATTEND buries paso * TEACHERS PARLEY

“Convention Here . Proposals for Increase in Pay, State Aid.

. 4 . . op {end wil be highlighted by ‘a down- : " Legislation calling for increase of the state minimum = parade Friday afternoon and fraternity and ‘sorority floats, will|Tehabilitation work in Europe and teacher salary and more state school support will be cons. |

climaxed by the football game with| "nd through the down-town streets ale. . "| Friday afternoon

sidered at the 93d annual Teachers’ association here! Thursday.and Friday. The two measures will be only a part of the report of the resolutions committee which outlines the fundamentals of the association’s program for the coming year and which will be presented for adoption to the association members at their annual business session Friday morning. 15,000 To Attend An estimated 15,000 Hoosier high school and grade teachers are expected to attend the two-day annual convention which will include 43 departmental’ meetings Thursday during the day and general sessions Thursday night and all day | Friday, The general Sessipns will | take - place in Cadle tabernacles,| with Mrs. Anita Oldham, Knipe} town, president of the association, presiding. | Among -~the other items of pro- | posed

convention

Miss Dickenson

Mr, Wyatt

Mr. Binford

legislation fof which the

Thursday and Friday to Study

of Indiana State

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: been - Homecoming Fete. more Butler university's homecoming activities this week-

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Ball State Teachers college Satur-| gi tler day afternoon. . As a feature of the game, tHe Homecoming queen will be introduced at halftime and announcement will be made of the winners in the fraternity and sorority house decoration contest.

» The luncheon will be held at the | Three

tion and Dr. George P. Leonard,

evening division director ®nd head of* the, summer: sessions. The annual freshman-sophomore

2 . . i greased pole fight’ will be held Fri1 day noon under the sponsorship of . {the athletic department and the ar a

Sphinx club, Leading the first year . |class will be John Keach, Seymour, i and Merrill Huntsinger, Upland, has Downtown March Will Top, selected to head unit, z and Rebert: Dietz of three-day department staff will referee.

hemecoming

Activities will ‘open Thursday | asium of the fieldhouse. |agencies. noon with the annual Butler lunch- | — —— Mrs. Shulman, eon for 250 alumni who are attend- R.A. F. CRASH KILLS 3 (Ww ife of Rabbi ing the Indiana State Teachers as- ac ve {Charles E, Shulsociation convention, SINGAPORE, Oct. 22 (U. P.).—

British Columbia club and addresses will killed and two be made by Dr. M. O. Ross, Dean!jured when an P, M. Bail of the rollege of educa- senger plane cr it was announced yesterday

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Coach to Speak parade,

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Indianapolis® Welfare

Iman, Glencoe, Ill,

servicemen the

were represented

R.A. FP. York .-pas- | ashed near Calcutta, [the recent bombings of

Jewish Welfare Fund.

. Mrs. Avis C. Shulman, UNRRA worker in England, Germany and with | Paléstine, will report on relief and

resettlement of Palestine . Thursday the | evening at Kirshbaum Community bgnd. .Patl- “Tony” Hinkle, | center, . athletic ee nd head footballl The meeting is coach, will"§peak at a bonfire pep-|the first of a se|session Friday night and will in [fies sponsored by (troduce members of the football the |team. The activities will close Sat- | Jewish |urday night with the annual home- fund and 32 co{coming dance held in the gym-°P erating

Mrs. Shulman were seriously in- organization in Europe.

She arrived in Palestine during

harbor and

their transfer Cyprus. ?

pioneers.

cal seminary,

ing followéd by Chicago,

of the arrangements

Leon Levi, Sidney Cahn, Bdward Dayan and Dr, Harry A. Jacobs.

CALORY RATE LOWERED VIENNA, Oct. 22

next period in Austria.

undergrouid ‘movement: and 'wit-

UNRRA WORKER | TO SPEAK HERE

nessed the curfew in Tel-Aviv and the detention of refugees in Haifa

Several years ago she lived and worked in Palestine on a modern farmers' collective, tilling soil and sharing daily problems of Jewish

Mrs. Shulman has the distinction of béing one of the‘few graduates of Hebrew Union college, a theologiShe developed a program for adult education now be-

Samuel Mueller, Jewish Welfare fund president, is general chairman committee. Others on the committee are Rabbi William Greenfeld, Mrs, Louis Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chalfie, Dr,

(U. P).—Reduced food shipments from foreign relief missions have forced a 3 per cent cut in daily rations for t This lowers the calory rate to approximate-

British ly 1100 per day, the government ‘army installations by the Jewish|announced.

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McMurtry Urges Force Renew Vigilance Against Vandal Police Chief Jesse McMurtry called on police today to.renew their vigilance against vandalism

following the pre-Halloween prank|deliberate criminal acts, last night which caused the death :

of a 15-year-old Broad Ripple boy. NAM HEAD ASSAILS ; :

The chief's order, calling for spe- . cial watchfukness ‘for I of al ‘LABOR’S DICTATORS® ages indulging © in destructive] PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22 (U. P), pranks, is to be read at all police|—Robert P, Wason, New Yor roll calls between now and Oct. 31.|president of the National Associa In part the order reads: “Ourftion of Manufacturers, told = duty as .police officers is to do|/meeting of Philadelphia indus« everything in our power to preyent trialists last night that “labor dice such needless destruction of irre-[tators put in power by the governs placeable property just as it is the ment are now- dictating to the patriotic duty of all fathers, motk- | government itself.” ; ers, teachers and decent citizens to| Mr, Wason said that government co-operate. with, police in curbing|intervention is preventing real cole the destructive impulses of children | lective bargaining and that in hun< and, unfortunately, some grown-|dreds of cases, strikes at the plant

residents to be especially wary masked persons who might be the pre-Halloween season to

ups.” level were . brought to President The chief ordered that all adults| Truman for-settlement instead of found indulging in destructive permitting company officials to pranks or deliberate vandalism {work out their own settlements.

he |should ‘be arrested and that juveniles involved in serious pranks should be brought before the juvenile aid department.

The chief warhed Indianapolis

The N. A. M, head also charged that the government seizure of coal mines gave concessions to the miners “at the expense of the owners and the public.” RE ———

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resolutions committee hopes to obtain approval is one calling onthe | PURDUE PLANS state legislature to make the office L

of state superintendent of public |

! instruction a statutory office, and | 0 asking that the school term |

In Indiana be extended to a mini- | mum of nine months. Speakers Announced The resolutions committee will also suggest a commendation to the | United Nations organization on “the open and democratic method | it is using to establish its aims.” 1 coming celebrations Nov, 1-3, Robert H. Wyatt, association ex-| ecutive secretary, announced today

Main Event.

Wisconsin Football Game Is

Purdue is gearing up for its home- :

Eth Baugh, executive secretary of the Purdue Alumni association, ex-

that speakers for the meetings . would include Leigh White, foreign Pects the largest attendance. in sevcorrespondent, who will give his eral years to this first full scale

views of Russia and Anglo-America | homecoming since before the war. at the Friday night session; Ken- | neth McFarland, superintendent of Topeka, Kas., schools, and Dr. Leslie ‘Pinckney Hill, president of Cheyney Pennsylvania State Teach-

Highlights of the first day of activities will be the -traditional bonfire and pep session on Stuart field and a Victory Varieties program in

. the: music hall featuring Xavier ers gollege, for the general sessign Cugat and his band. Thurs y ig S. era | Thursday night, and Mr V ra | A multitude of parties, open Dean of the Foreign Policy associa-

tion, the session. Concert Scheduled As a ‘special feature of Friday afternoon's program, Miss Jean Dic son, Metropolitan opera sopran Wi give an hour's concert Leading the vanguard of teachers into the city will be members of the city and town superintendents and the county superintendents associations who will meet tomorrow | in their annual pre-convention | gathering. Mr. Wyatt

at Friday afternoon

tertainment has keep visiting alumni busy.

will

enough freshmen.

to escape Contests Renewed annual which

The

quet, at the 1921

will discuss "s%¥fore county superintendents, ac- | BY PaIqTe asics) Organ cording to Clarence Pound, Terre | rected by Albert P. Stewart "Haute, eounty superintendents as- |

superintendents. Bloomington, is president latter association.

Other Speakers {a mixer dance in the ballroom in Other educators to address the the. Union building Saturday night. supesntendents will be Dr. Shirley | Iron Key will finish off the pro- _ Cooper, National Education associa- | 87am Sunday morning with a -tion; Dr: Norman Frost, Peabody | Preakfast meeting.

of the quet.

homecoming banfootball “The Squad’ will be honored, will follow ae ill b ided Qe of Rural Education”. be- (the game. Music will be provide : organizations

The fraternity and sorority house sociation president, and Mr. McFar- ; decorations contest will be renewed land will speak to the city and town { this year, with the winners receivH. E. Binford,|ing cups at the“homecoming ban-

Climax of the activities will - be

college, Nashville, Tenn,, and Dr, C. | T. Malan, state superintendent of |Z. R. LeMaster, LaGrange; Thelma public instruction, | Ballard, Marion; T, R, Tewksbery, © Members of the resoliitions com- Wabash; Leon Snyder, Greencastle: mittee are Miss Gertrude E.

Mec- Virginia Kinnaird, Ft. Wayne; Comb, Terre Haute, chairman; Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mishawaka: RusOldham; Merle J. Abbett, Ft. sell G. Anderson, Gary: Waldo

Wayne; Lawrence Page, Evansville; Wood, Oakland City, and Mr Wyatt

houses, get togethers .and other enbeen ‘planned to'}

Main-event Saturday will be the Purdue-Wisconsin football game, It be preceded by the annual senior parade, complete with mustaches, yellow corduroys and derby hats worn by- seniors who are hcky razor-slinging

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