Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1946 — Page 15

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FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1946

Good Weather

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By Science Service

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—A preChristmas present of a week's really good weather has just been received by Uncle Sam, farmer. Most of the time it has been sunny and not too cold, and what rain and snow did come has not been heavy. . This has made it possible to get into the fields for late plowing, 0 clean up the last scraps of cottonpicking in the south, and to make good progress toward getting the last of the corn into crib in the midwest. b Drying conditions have been better, too, making it safer to put corn into storage than it was during the fall. / There is plenty of moisture in the soil for winter wheat over most of the country, and the melting of early snows in the west has opened thousands of rangeland acres for winter grazing, In the citrus area, groves are in good condition, and fruit shipments are increasing.

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Installation

Set Tomorrow

Wilbur Carlson will be installed as worshipful master of Logan lodge following a Christmas party at 7 p. m. tomorrow. in, the Masonic temple. : Other officers to be installed include, Raymond Downin, senior warden; Fred C. Lang, junior warden; Albert P. Cordes, treasurer;

Times Special . CHICAGO, Dec. 13. — Moral standards on U. 8. collegé campuses this year are causing college administrators “serious concern,” the head of agnational orgagization of university regents and trustees said here today’: » , “Student honesty in and out of the classroom has grown to be.a critical problem,” reported Dean Charles E, McAllister, a regent of the State College of Washington.

Student Honesty Is Causing'Concern,’ Dean Says

as sex and drinking are not the! “Some report that the moral tone jonly issues. On and off the campus, on their campuses is still high, but there are greatly increasing evi-|they fear the spread of laxness dences of student dishonesty.” | prevailing elsewhere.” As president of the association off Dean McAllister declined to say governing boards of state universi- |g : ties and allied institutions, he is | making a nation-wide tour of 85 | public and private universities. “I have already conferred with 30 college presidents in eastern and! College officials, he said, are asksouth ‘central states. Each of them ing how ,to regain greater student has been greatly troubled about stu- | integrity.

what extent veterans have created the problem. He agreed that the condition coincides with the end of the war and the return of former G. Isto the campus.

“Sound morality in such matters|dent morality,” he said. He pointed out that the long-!

revered “honor system” has had to be abdlished in at least one gregt American university this year. Under that system, students pledge personal honesty in all academic work, and hold their fellows to strict honesty in exams without faculty policing An 11-fold study of college administration which Dean McAllister is making during his tour will consider the problem of fostering moral attitudes in collegians.

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Nature Study Club Plans Cabin Party

The Nature Study Club of In-|Urer : . ire : | Directors are Mrs. J. ©. Cottingdiana will hold a Christmas Party | ham and Noah Myers. at the cabins in Woollen's gardens |

at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Miss Betsey Party Set” Monday Moore and Miss Clara Haug will be | A Christmas ‘party will be held

in charge. at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the home

| At 7:45 p. m. Dec, 21 the club op Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, 2019 E.

Yi view films'at the Indiana: Visual Washington st., by the Marine Corps

726 N. Illinois st. Miss League auxillaiy. Members are reDoris Lynn will be in charge. | quested to bring a gift exchange and New ‘officers of the organization|a grocery item for the charity {are Miss Florence Newhouse, presi-|basket.

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dent; Miss Rhoda Davies, secretary, and Miss Katherine Graves, treas-

Charles E. Lucas, secretary; Willlam A. Carrico, senior deacon; Robert

Dunaway, junior + deacon; Donald Brewster, senior Mr. Carlson steward; John Delora, junior steward: John M.

Stoner, tyler; Carl W. Gatton, chaplain; Bert, 8S, Gadd, director Masonic Temple association; Frank Hildebrand, representative on the |

Masonic relief board; and H. G.| Markle, E. G. Anderson and E. E.| MacKinnon, trustees.

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