Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1948 — Page 24

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The summer session of Butler University's Demonstration School will open Monday with three instructors in charge. The school is a special unit of the College of Education of i which Dr. P. M. Ball is dean. Dr. {George F. Leonard will direct the summer session. Teachers include| Miss Hazel Bagnoll -of public school 86; Miss Beva Thurston, Frank}n public schools, and Miss Hazel Hart, public school 60; | Sixty children have been en(rolled in the school, according to Dean Bail. They will participate

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in a program ‘including arts, crafts, playground activities and academic studies. Approximately 60 teachers, enrolled In the Col-| lege of Education elementary! teacher training program, will} |observe work of ‘the demonstration school throughout the sum-| mer months, | Four Butler University students, representatives of campus) YMCA and YWCA chapters, are| attending the annual student! © conference conducted at Lake Geneva, Wis., by the Regional Area of the YMCA, YWCA, and

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BLUE RIBBON WINNER —James Lee Franklin feentor), better {the Church Foundation Groups. known as "Buster" to his friends, walked away with the blue ribbon They are Miss Jacqueline L. in the baby contest at Great Lakes last month. Happy over the Smith, a junior, president of the award even though they knew all the time he was the "cutest" YWOCA; Miss Betty Ann Lewis, a oi. ace" his parents, Apprentice Seaman and Mrs, James Ed-:

jLreshma na hans, Otbors, ward Franklin, 610 Birch St. "Pop" is stationed at Great Lakes ! Naval Traini ing School.

the YMCA, and George Cross|land, a sophomore, secretary of WM h C - tn Three Ex-Indianapolis Men

Atom Workers Ready Receive Pennsy Promotions

For New Contract Vote The Board of the Pennsylvania and Toledo divisions, to master OAK RIDGE, Tenn. June 15 Railroad in rearranging its offi- mechanic, Chicago Terminal and [{UP)~~Negotiations on the final cial family promoted three execu- | Logansport divisions. {points of a proposed atomic tives well known in Indianapolis! R, G. Jamison, enginehouse! ‘laboratory Jabor contract ended rail circles. foreman at York, Pa., to assistant | early today after a 12-hour ses-! A. F. Mcintyre, general man- master mechanic, Columbus, Cin-/| sion, ’ : | Federal Mediator Clyde Mills | comes chief of freight transpor-| said the proposed contracts will tation to succeed J. C. Rill, -who| be submitted to memvbers of the is resigning to become president Atomic Trades and Labor Coun-|0f the Fruit Growers Express Co. leil (AFL) for a ratifieation vote, Mr. McIntyre with 39 years servtomorrow. ice was trainmaster at Terre | The threat of a strike at the, ‘Haute and later superintendent vital atomic laboratories was re- at Indianapolis before going to) moved when the main wage issue New York,

lin the dispute( was settled Sug- J: B. Jones, general superin: Re apa whiny |tendent, _ Eastern Ohio divsion.|

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Auto and Radio Firm Melntyre. J. ' D. Fuchs, superintendent,

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| MIAMI BEACH, Fla, June 154.5) gyperintendent of the East-| | (UP)—Funeral plans were made or, Opjo division to succeed Mr. |

| today for Powell Crosley III! Jones | president of the Crosley Marine | Corp. at Coral Gables, who died Other promotions were: | yesterday of .a heart ailment in H. D. Kruggel, suberintendent, {his home here dt the age of 36. St. Louis division, stationed at -—— a -

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A. Li Hunt, superintendent, Logansport division to superin- | tendent, St. Louis division. | C. W. Whistler Jr., from super-| intendent of motive power, East-| FOR

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imotive power, to superintendent | fof motive power, Eastern Ohio! Murray 22'/, N. Peansylvania

| division. { J. W. Horine Jr., supervisor of ! diesel electric locomotives, Harris- | burg. Pa. to assistant superin-’ |tendent of motive power; at Har-| |risburg, Pa. | © J. B. Wightman Jr., master me- | ichanic, Maryland and Delmarva {divisions, to supervisor of diesel electric locomotives at Harrisburg. | H., D. Ahn, master mechanic, | Philadelphia Terntinal and Atlan{tie divisions to master mechanic] |of Maryland and Delmarva divi-| | sions. : W. C. Fleck, master mechanic, [Chicago Terminal and Logansport {divisions, to master fhechanie, Philadelphia Terminal and Atlan- | tie divisions. | EB. C. Hanley, assistant master | mechanic, Columbus, Cincinnati

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The appointment of Ronald Gleason as Marion County re: tail sales. and service manager for Chambers’ ranges, was Aannounced today by W, C. Williams,

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is a Northwestern U. graduate and was an Army major. Four stores are being* opened | in Indianap-| The Bread Ripple stove, managed by Theodore Nieman, | will open Friday! A Fountain | Square area store, under super: vision of Larry Buck) and one in Irvington, under Estes Denton, will open about July 1. 'The| parent store, on N. Meridian, will| be opened ‘to the public in late summer under the management of Carl Seay. A sales staff of 50 is being, lorganized to retail the range;

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