Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1948 — Page 16

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Publish List Of New Students

Art Students “Often Poor

In Academic Subjects Survey of Veteran Group Shows Many

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successful artist. have poor school records.

Men who want to be artists often show definite mechanical ability but have a hard time expressing themselves ‘in words or figures—the mathematical ones—Walter A. Woods of the Stevens

Institute of found. He gave psychological tests to 100 veterans applying for voeational rehabilitation under the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act. These men were tested to determine their intelligence and their interests. Of this group, 22 were interested in art careers. Of these, 16 came from poor families and 10 were children of foreignborn parents. All of the 10 told Mr. Woods how they had been unable to compete with other children in English courses. A boy in school, often from a foreign family, finds English very difficult. In one of the cases, for

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HOBOKEN, N. J., Sept. 21—You have to be intelligent to be a But school children with artistic interests often

example, laughed at him when he tried to speak in English class. He then puts all his energy and interest into art class where his language difficulty is no hinrance. At last he has a chance to express his ideas in a form he understands and his artistic interests grow. This is how Mr. Woods explains the development of some artists.

Other reasons for the choice of an artistic career, as revealed in the study, were: Coming from a family of artists: The desire for a glamorous, Bohemian life, and just drifting.

By Selence Service LONDON, Sept. 21-You willl not have to worry about getting your wound infected or your bamdage dirty on the job if you wear a new plastic film dressing. The new dressing is made of a nylon-dérivative film. It is bac-teria-proof, but at the same time it keeps the wound dry in spite of body perspiration. Experiments with the new dressing are reported in ‘the British journal, The Lancet, by J. P. Bull, J. R. Squire! and Elizabeth Topley, all of the Birmingham Accident Hospital, They explained that the im-| proved dressing is based on a

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Times Foreign Service SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 21—

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| wartime discovery. In the search {for suitable clothing for tropical warfare, it was found that a material can protect against liquid rom the outside, while allowing perspiration to pass through it in vapor form. Advantages are: The skin is kept dry; the wound can be inspected without lifting the nylon dressing, because the doctor can see through’ it, and there are fewer of the germs usually found on normal skin under this dressing.

Uses ‘Window Frame’

To make the dressing water-iq | proof, the scientists built a “win-/ dow frame” of another plastic. One of these “window frames” coated with adhesive goes around the edge of “the dressing, while the other frame sticks to the skin. The dressing will remain in place for days if the skin is free of grease and a heavy growth of hair. Workers using oil additional protection, in the Fuse of acrylic resin which is painted over the edges of the adhesive. Clinical trial of the for industrial and other wounds is now in progress, the scientists stated.

Renew Amity Treaty LISBON, Sept. 21 (UP)~The ments have extended for

10-year period their Mar. 17, 1939, treaty of amity and non-aggres-

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2d Housing Parley Slated Tonight

i The second of two meetings to

of the dressing explain new housing legislation

to home builders will be held tonight in the Hillcrest Country Club by the Marion County Residential Builders. R. Earl Peters, State Federal Housing Administration Admin{strator, in announcing the meetings, said the new law would make possible home ownership by proportion of families in the moderate income group. A section of the new legislation |which provides that Dulles of of 25 or more units may pl advances insured will also receive special study.

ure AVC 1 to Meet at 'Y’, Plan Parley Tonight

American Veterans’ Committee, Indianapolis Chapter No. 1, was to be held at 12:15 p. m. today in the Lincoln Room of the Central YMCA. Chat Patterson, national chairman of the AVC, will speak on “The Need for a Progressive Vet: tion,” at 8 p. today in the YMCA. The public 18 invited to attend. The purpose of the luncheon is

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