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ni Grade School Pupils File Entry Today for Times Annual Spelling Bee

First Spell-Downs To Be Held March 24

By ART WRIGHT Today is the day grammar school pupils have been waiting for—it's the day to fille your entry for the annual Times Spelling Bee. There are no charges or fees of any kind. The contest is free. And if you become the Indianapolis champion you will get a free trip to Washington, D. C,, and compete in the national spelling bee. There are many valuable prizes and medals to be awarded the champlon and runnersup. There is ‘only one restriction: Entrants must not have passed beyond the eighth grade and must not become 16 years old before June 1, The first spell-downs will be held March 24 at three centers. Contests at other centers will be held on successive nights through Friday of ‘that week. County Contests Entrants who survive the first preliminary will return to their centers the week of April 7 to try for the district title. There will be a winner and runnerup for each center. They Will compete.in. the. semis finals April 18. Look at the official schedile today, find the number or name of your school and report to the center designated for your school on the night listed. In the meantime, be sure to mail or bring the official entry form to Spelling Bee Director, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis 9. County school pupils should not send in entries. Contests for them will be held within the county schools at which time they will qualify for the township finals to determine the township champion and runnerup to compete in the|g semi-finals in Indianapolis. Finals May 9 The finals will be held in Indianapolis on Friday, May 9. The national spelling bee at Washing-

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dianapolis champion will have six days of fun in the nation's capital. Wise grammar school pupils are

primer which appears exclusively in The Times each day . . . onthe comic page. Learn. the words, fqr some of them might be on the of ficial word list, There will be no “trick” words. The. words will be those used in standard school lessons. Last year some 2000 pupils took part in the contest and there were entrants from many grades, While most of the contestants came from the fifth through the eighth grade, some were fourth graders. Following is the schedule of preliminary contests. The only schools not listed are Potter Fresh Air school and the James E. Roberts school. Pupils of these two schools may compete at the center closest their homes.

MONDAY, MARCH 24 AND APRIL 7 Emerson Avenue Baptist church, E. New York and Emerson ave.—Schools 3, 57, 58, 62, 77 and 78. Garfield Park community ecenter— Schools 20, 31, 34, 35, 72, St. Catherine's, St. Roch and Sacred Heart Catholic schools. Northeast fommunity center, 3300 E.| h st.—Schools 1, 51, 69, 73, and BSt.| Frances de Sales Catholic school. TUESDAY, MARCH 25 AND APRIL 8 Christian community center, 4300 English ave. — Schools 82, 85, Our Lady of

ton will be held May 29 and the In-

The Doctor Says—

By WILLIAM A.

their difficulty.

“grow up” all at once and become hard boiled to prove that the change has occurred. They appear to be egotistical, bullying braggarts, but their real difficulty is lack of self-confidence and self-assurance.

and apparently have been raised in good families. The sorrowful parents are good people in the community, and even though they deserve the sympathy of everyone, the story of their lives has a lesson for us. Incorrigible children do not develop that way suddenly. The background for their difficulty extends into childhood as they were complainers -about other children in school getting a square deal when

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Incorrigible Children, Don't Develop Suddenly

Incorrigibility in youngsters is easier to prevent than to cure. Because of the serious nature of their behavior problems, the courts look upon incorrigible children as practically impossible to help. Psychiatrists apply terms to their condition which describe the fundamental nature of

What is wrong with incorrigible children? Apparently they try to

Most incorrigible adolescents have |of everybody and everything. This Joon minds, enjoy excellent health, | tendency became more marked as

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They though they were not liked by other children or were discriminated against by their parents. In their moods they become critical

they grew older. Defiant children whe sullenly resist their parents not be ‘won

over by rigid discipline and force. Often they are immune to discussions of right and wrong. Apparently the only thing that will help them regain their selfconfidence is to give them an opportunity to shine at something which they are able to do and for outsiders to take an interest in ' | them. Parents are advised to read “Guiding the Adolescent,” by D. A. Thom, M. D., Publication No. 235, Children’s bureau, United States department of labor, for information about incorrigibility in children and other problems of adolescence. A copy may be obtained from your local health department or by writing to the Children’s Bureau, Washington, D. C.

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WASHINGTON, March 14 (U. P.).—The civil service commission reported today that the federal government had 2,254,130 civilian employees at the end -of January—a reduction of 22974 during the month

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Northwestern ave.~Schools 23, 42, 63 and . *

Rhodius community center, Wilkins and 48. Belmont ave.~8chools 46, 49, and As-

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Riley community center, 01 Oliver ave. ~Schools 16, 30, 47 and 48.

Presbyter) and Central ave~Schools 60, 46, and St, Joan of Arc Catholic school,

TUES.,, MARCH 25 and MON., APRIL 1? Kirshb jo Saw 2400 N. Meridian st, ~~ Schools 27, 36 and 43 and Seventh Day tt School.

Brookside community center, Olney and Brookside pkwy.—Schools 15, 33, 38, 54, 68, 81, Little Power, and St. Philip Neri Catholic schools and St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran school.

Hill community center, 1800 Columbia ave. — Schools 26, 37, 56, and St. Catholic school. Lockefleld community center, 600 Locke st.—Schools 4, 17, 24, 40, and St. Bride. get’s Catholic school,

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Coleman community center, 2535 'W. Michigan st.—Schools 50, 52, 67, 75, Holy | Trinity and St. Anthony Catholic schools,

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Roberts Park Methodist church, Dea ware and Vermont sts.~Schools 3, 5, 3 ang a Joseun, Holy Cross, on grade Catholic ools and Trini Evangelical Lutheran school. y

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