Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1947 — Page 6

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; & ; 0) R aR ) Se "HOW WOULD WE LOOK?" —Indianapolis teen agers examining an exhibit of stage masks at the current dramatic arts conferences in Bloomington are. (left to right): Susan Perrott, Fred Buehl, Fred Bennett, Don Thiele, Darlene Hauger, Jack Young, Peter Cislak, Joan Perrott, Delbert Hinkley. and: Donald Cope. Made by Benton Harbor, Mich., high school students, the masks are on display in the I. U. audi-

Art Critic, Dies

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 19 (U. P).—~Mrs, Anna C. McKnight, world famous art critic, lecturer and traveler, - died yesterday in St. Mary's hospital after a long illness. She was 72. Mrs. McKnight talked to President William McKinley and his jcabinet on art and had Vatican audierices with three popes. She was married to William McKnight in 1907 and after he died in 1918 she succeeded him as president of the White Timber Co. of Canada

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‘Dr. Skornia Charges

listening tastes that 18’ has “fre‘quently lowered them." - . He added a warning that radio is, approaching soon grow up. : “The race will soon be to the wise as wel las to the swift,” he added. Other. points in the survey were that two radios off for every one turned ‘on, favorite radio pro. gram of both students and towns-| people was the Bob Hope show, students. thought there should be more comedy shows while townspeople want more musical shows, both students and townspeople sald | commercials were their principal

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were tuning fairly hehvily to murder mysteries and variety shows, 12-year-old children persistently proved they were “missing very little of the fun and gist of variety and adult programs,” more religious programs are desired and that supposedly jive-mad high school and college students prefer classical and semi-classical music,

Observe Flashers, Motorists Told

Pay attention to highway flasher signals, the state highway department urged Hoosier motorists today. About 20 new flasher signals will! appear on highway intersections! this summer, the commission an-| nounced. For the benefit of motor-| ists who may be in doubt on the! law - governing the flashers, the, commission offered this explanation: “These signals flash amber on the main thoroughfare and red on the

nal means slow down, bring your car under control so you can stop quickly if it becomes necessary. “The red signal means Just what it means on any traffic light: Stop: You are entering a preferential highway; stop and then onto the main road when the coast is clear.” In Marion county flashers will appear: over the intersections of state road 37 and Kessler blvd., U.S. 52 and Kessler blvd, U. 8. 52 and Tibbs ave, U. S. 40 and Post rd. road 67 and Holt rd, U. 8. 40 and ‘Holt-rd:, and road 37 and Troy sve.

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