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' Photo Wins $9 Prize -
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Cattle Grazing |
Martinsville Entry Has Unusual Charm | By ART WRIGHT | A 25-year-old farmer from near Martinsville is the 13th week's win-| ner in The Times Amateur Photo Contest, { The winning photo, submitted by,
on his father's farm on R. R. 4, Martinsville, . The picture, showing cattle graz-| ing on a wooded area, is a good ex-| ample of clever use of backlighting in pictoral photography. Mr. Shufflebarger, a DePauw University graduate of 1946, said his $5 first prize check Is the first he has won in a photo contest. He| also had an entry in the fourth week of The Times contest. He| started his hobby 18 months ago. Entries for the 14th weekly contest must be in The Times office or postmarked by -midnight Friday. Pictures received after that. time will be entered for the 15th week. Any amateur is eligible: An amateur is one whose chief source of income, is not derived from photographic work. An entrant may submit any number of pictures in one| week. Prints may be of any size but must be in black and white. On the back of each picture must || be written photographer's name, address, telephone number, type camera and film, shutter speed, dia-| phragm opening, type lighting, All pictures become the property of The Indianapolis Times and the decision of the judges is final,
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Candidates Named Glenridge League Urges me mando zea mee ACHON ON Civic Projects |
Board's OE Ee as Members of the Glenridge Civic THREE: The league asked for Sanolmes the. board of di or |League, in a meeting this week in|some form of sidewalk on Emerson I Ons On Wie ay “lOtterbein United Brethren Church, Ave. and on E. 21st St. to alleviate : . ireviewed “requests made of the/the danger to children walking to Candidates gre: Frank H. Cox, | chool Board and Board.of Public school. Gravel has been put down
Fred T, Davenport, Arnold G. Davis, | i ’ | Works, |onthe roadside, but does not elimThomas C. Keller, Norman Metzger | -everal [inate the danger.
and Bruce C. Savage. | The requests, made : i : . | months ago, although acknowledged,| FOUR: Sewers in 21st St. between New directors will be elected at . Drexel Ave. and Forest Manor, A
the board’s annual meeting at noos have not been fulfilled. The league, = tomorrow in the Washington Hotel,|headed by E. L. Johnston and Glen Petition for this health and dtain-
They will serve for three years and Hanna, discussed the following four 8¢ measure has been before the fill vacancies created by the expira- requests: The league has not received ac tion of the terms of John E. Bauer,/| ONE: Surfacing of the playground knowledgment nor has work begun Harry Dillehay and Claude G. Jac- for hool 68. Work was promised | Members of the league are equart. within 10 days; It has been three | 0 ring petitions signed by residents Other members of the board of Weeks since the request Was ac-|.. 0 oompunity demanding that «directors include Edgar E. Brod-knowledged by letter from the... these four items necessary beck, Glen E. Burtt, William E. School Beard offices. lto the welfare of the area be pushed Niven, Joseph H. Argus, R. A.| TWO: Surfacing of 21st St. be- |). ype incoming city administration Franke and Wendell N. Hicks. {tween Sherman Drive and Emerson | ne a .
Members of the nominating com-|{Ave. The money for this was sup- RIVERS CARRY SALT
BEST-OF-THE-WEEK — Prize winning picture for the 13th Amateur Photo contest was this Hoosier farm scene by Richard Shufflebarger, The cattle are grazing on the family:farm near Martinsville. Mr. Shufflebarger used a Perfex 35 mm. camera and Plus X film. Exposure was 1/100th second at f. :8.
Sahara Grotto Parade Saturday
Sahara Grotto will parade Saturday with officers, candidates and |Portation as well as a reserved seat than cats. visitors from Illinois, Ohio and; ; ro ma
ntucky.
The units will form at 3 p. m Pennsylvania and Michigan Sts. and move south in Perinsylvania St. to| Market St., west in Market St. to the Monument Circle, three-quar-! ters around the Circle to Meridian St., and north fo Michigan St. More than 200 candidates will be, initiated into Sahara Grotto Sat-| urday, A dinner will be. given fol-: lowing the parade. Ritualistic degrees will be conferred at 7 p. m. | Candidates will receive their in« structions from H. Verle Wilson, secretary, at 1 p. m. in the club-|
house.
mittee are Robert Allison, B. W.|posedly appropriated last year, and| Sea salt is derived from rivers.
Duck "Jr, Walter M. Evans, Louis/the league received an acknowledg- Evaporation in the open sea is;ODD MARRIAGE CUSTOM S. Hensley, B. W, Springer and Fred |ing letter several months ago; still enormous, but the salts are left be- : [nothing has been done.
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Some primitive tribes prefer and even insist on marriages of cousins, |
week of The Times
"ARISTOCRATS" — An appropriate description was_given to this. honorable mention entry submitted by Floyd A. Whipple, 6030 E. St. Joseph St. He used a Zeiss Maximar camera, Super XX film and K-2 filter. Exposure was 1/100th second at f. :8.
| rire sec——— | * - . -. S ecial Train plete trip will cost $6, according No Rain-Making to William Tobin, editor of the
special train to the Butler-Cin-cinnati football game Nov. 22, in Cincinnati, will be sponsored by the Collegian, Butler University’s student newspaper. i Reservations made with A. 8. i —————— Kendall, bursar, will include a round-| COYOTES, MOUSE CATCHERS trip ticket for train and bus trans- ¢
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"AHHHH ... A DRINK" —"Katrinka" prefers to drink from the wash bowl, writes Gerald W. Rogers, 1025 Shannon Ave., in submitting this picture of his dog "in the act." It won honorable mention. Exposure was |/50 second at f. :1| with No. 40 flash bulb.
making experiments Indicated they would not be likely to undertake new projects until they have estabThe trip wif be made by a For Dry Kansas lished what had been accomplished York Central railroad special train, | WASHINGTON, No. § (UP) 50 Tar In oiljer experiments; i leaving Indiandpolis at 8 a, m. There was little indication today o % CST, and arriving in Cincinnati at|that any governmeiit agency would Auto Hits Truck, 2 Hurt 1 156 a. m., EST | A | 1 } ’ : |drop dry ice to make rain for the Jayle R. Wiseman, 27, of 5202 A Following the game the train will op.cry IB A Miss Louise Pute leave Cincinndti at 5:30 p. m,, EST, Kansas 1948 wheat crop. |Byram Ave, al and will arrive in Indianapolis atl Telegrams from the Kansas State nam, 27, of 3268 College Ave, were 6:45 p. m., CST. Chamber of Commerce to President treated for severe cuts: about the : Truman suggesting rain-making ex- face this morning in General Hose 3 : periments brought no immediate pital after their car struck the rear Coyotes are better mouse catchers comment, of a parked truck on Martindale
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