Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1948 — Page 12

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BLOOMINGTON, rhe 13—1In-

“diana University today made

plans for what is expected to be a record homecoming week-end. The | 1. U.Ohlo State football

game, will highitght the celebra-|

Activities will get under way|' a parade

through Field wheré a bonfire and pep session will, be held. Several] dAnces are planned for Friday |

ent hall decorations will] judged Saturday, and the homecoming queen will be crowned before the game. {

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“Parents Seen Filling Own Desires on Yule Toys

Manufacturer Believes Few Adults to Pick

Proper Playthings for

Children

By JOHN ROSENBURG, United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Oct.

children this Christmas. Most of them, {rather than the children.

Frank Caplan, who owns a company which makes “creative

playthings,” warned that ‘“gadg{ety toys" may be harmful and frustratiug. And _children get(© tired of them. Suggests Unit Blocks “The best toy a parent can buy,” he sald, “is a set of plain unpainted, wooden unit blocks. Children will use and enjoy them {from age 18 months to 9 years.” Mr, Caplan sald that girls between age 3 and 7 should have a “doll. corner.” He said the

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“The doll corner will become

a little girl's life,” he sald. Boys, from ages 2 to 7, Mr.

4|Caplah sald, mostly enjoy “trans-|=

portation play” -trucks, cars and boats. Bikes Limit Play Mr, Caplan said parents should not deprive children of the smaller creative toys in order to give them an expensive bicycle. “Bicycles limit a child to physical play only,” he said. Mr. Caplan said this was hig idea of preferred playthings: 18 MONTHS (Push and Pull Age) BOYS: Fitting toys; hammer and peg game and the color cone. GIRLS: The same. 2 TO 3 YEARS BOYS: White board -with colored crayon; bean bags; simple puzzles, GIRLS: The same. 3 TO 4 YEARS BOYS: Transportation toys. GIRLS: Housekeeping material | for a doll corner. 5 TO 6 YEARS . (Game Age) BOYS: Construction toys (sim-

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he said, will buy toys that please themselves

Advertising’ Club . .

To Hear IU Instructor Fred M. Byrgess, instructor in marketing at Indiana University, will discuss the history and development of “Trade Marks” at {the luncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Advertising Club tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, A former newspaper reporter, Mr. Burgess has also had experience with advertising and sales problems as sales promotion field

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Unnecessary Temptations We all know how many things| interest the young child. He is eager to touch, taste, throw and! otherwise manhandle almost anything around him. Manufacturers make durable toys for him. Publishers print hard-to-tear books. Wise parents

recognize this innocently destructive tendency and make provi-ralons-for it, cepacia Eventually, ot course, youngster must learn to be careful with things. At first, though, we should not put unnecessary temptation in his path, It is a slow job to learn that mother's choice vase is to be handled any differently than his own rug-gedly-constructed doll. Objects that are breakable or are especially cherished should be]

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