Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1948 — Page 19

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : PAGE 19 day's Weather F iver NI Seek Improved Today’s Weather Fotocast Te : Te Science Courses | : oeck's YOu say, but | your right to x : ror tight fo uy &* # Teachers Find Present We Close Saturdays at 1 P. M. ai System Inefficient 5 ' By Science Service - State St. CLEVELAND, July 8—How to on't know what king £nd time enough in the school day as you took them an to adeq teach your chii- | them with the pink dren the rapidly scinswer for you. { ence of this atomic age is the low me for just one major concern of the National h as a daisy Tn eat Science T Association here. A careful study of tue ty pecting another eek of science teachers . e in a modern bony ~econdary schools, made for more over a quarter of an than a year by Dr. Earl R. Glenn lend a garden of ove of State Teachers College, Montbeer | Gon Kobo Se Se dressmaking ka's College, reveals 1, worked in the gm that larger classes, teachers too| PARTLY CLOUDY AND sar sew and often poorly trained, CLOUDY AREAS when I had a ove b Jack: of AS \ tr Fanly oa laboratory appara, and mixed y en 1 blew my top fl feshmen to returned GP's) all a little more befory eontHiv io sje Selene ing ; 3 i than coun 2 pions why. sou | ceseves. mane WA Cite Multiple Duties Oh “2 THUNDER: J ; ve a typewriter? Tq y V/A *AN SLIP G p Their study shows that science] « STORMS A *A on WN d feet. Ride inacar fl =~ are quite generally ex-| T.0CG MATS PEND. COP 1968 EDWL A. WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. : : y S, PAJAMAS be. Je *troible 1s men, pected to perform such duties as! TONIGHT , AND TOMORROW —Tonight and early tomorrow, cool winds from Canada are ex-

cleaning and repairing laboratory pected to bring temperatures down into the 50's in the New England states. In the Ohio Valley, low | apparatus, clearing and sleaning] | the laboratory between classes, coaching football and other sports, sponsoring the school paper and yearbook, coaching plays, and

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temperatures will remain in the 60's, though the mercury will gradually rise during the day. with an _outlaok of warmer weather over the week-end.

Bachelor Bull Rests Easily Hoosier Nears End pore ue mt om Eg lowing Gland Operation ©f Navy Training :

The authors of the study be-| Apprentice Seaman Charles * Jieve that such duties could be] AMES, Iowa, July 8 (UP)— Ettinger, 512 W. Merrill St., will ! Royal Rupert, the blue ribbon : : ”

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delegated to other members of the State suggested a long-shot oper-|

ir life; some of us do ply if I could talk to yoy

lot more. Much more ou're nuts.

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in the whole problem is many physically handid, and used fo the very our war effort as well f industry. However, e to use these same intheir worth and their Trade union rules are this fact, coupled with icles. er has ever talked with er of physcially handihave made the rounds | supported agencies, he 1y our disabled brothers the deal that they are Rusher, or anyone else » agencies to determine physically handicapped rolls. Except for Goodin its last year’s finanpaying the tremendous 0 per year “incentive

and crippled ‘panhanreets, I dare someone to at $1.50 per hour. They would make your head gh class racket; and are |

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Palestine Santa Clara, Cal. ° sion growing out of the sy could be cleared up it ether or not the Zionists or moral right to Palesbeen done satisfactorily, on which has developed g peace, it would seem

assassins, bank robbers, sts and other terrorists, hoth before and after the t chaos to Palestine. t the essence of Western for majority opinion, and ctions that the people of

overnment they want. sr of immigrants they

one, with law and order Land and human rights

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'ouncil doesn’t act, the e matter an airing. the Berlin matter before t this time, it is admi sn premature. y hag carefully refrained rself. She has left her

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tthere is hardly the slgD ntends to drive the alllef an—and, for that matter

she insists the blockade akdown of the German

. f to a showdown © 't to know more about tbe restern European defen hat, if anything can United States. Under n of June 11; the Send

upport of the pact.

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Iks on Germany will b stated that they won't UW ip on Berlin. v-and September, bly meets” wu. «egUIar Ly pvitably will have clari case

now certain. If the war-mongering, aggressll before, the United Natit to answer the most dev nts ever brought =

fices are ready wit ctual specific treaty dates and places. nce, of course, the Securl

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teaching staff, laboratory assistants or the janitor, so that trained science instructors can concentrate on keeping up with science and giving their students the best possible training. Drs. Glenn and Wise submitted the 60-page study today for action by the 3600 members of the National Science Teachers Association of which Dr. Morris Meister, principal of the Bronx High School of Science in New York City, is president.

ARTIFICIAL ICE RINK In a skating rink 220x90 feet in size, about 12 miles of pipe are used for the system that makes

bachelor bull, rested comfortably today. But his owner, Gov. Roy Turner of Oklahoma, and the chief veterinary obstetrician at Iowa State College were restless. They were anxious to know whether an unusual operation the veterinarian performed would enable Rupert to be & father. Oklahoma's chief executive paid $38,000 for Rupert in 1943. The bull had been hailed as the finest bull in the state. He is a blueblood Hereford. But through the years Rupert failed to become a daddy because of a malfunctioning pituitary gland. Gov. Turner was about to order

the artificial ice.

ation. Gov. Turner agreed. Dr. Emerson removed a pituitary gland from Silver Letston— a proven, 2-year-old Hereford bull. Immediately after Letston was slaughtered he grafted the gland into Rupert's right flank. Dr. Emerson hoped the gland at least would stimulate Rupert's pituitary enough so that the bull could produce offspring.

He said it would take about a| caree

week to find out if the transplant was successful. It will require many months to determine whether it corrects Rupert's condition.

NO SOUTHERN LIONS Lions no longer exist in South

Rupert chopped up for sausage

Africa.

be graduated from boot training at Great Lakes Naval Training

Station Aug. 26.

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and Mrs. Gus Ettinger of the same address, he joined the Navy June 5. He plans to make the Navy his

Tr. Seaman Ettinger, who is 17, attended Man-

two and a half years. He expects to serve on the West Coast fol-

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