Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1950 — Page 4

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Language Teachers Plan Convention Here Friday and Saturday

Dr. Will IU to Preside; Stinebaugh, Dr. Ross to Be Special Guests at Banquet

The Central States Modern Language Teachers Association will meet in the Hotel Lincoln Friday and Saturday. pr. Samuel F.| will, Indiana University, will preside. Dr. Will will be toastmaster and speaker at a banquet Friday night in the Travertine Room, at which Virgil Stinebaugh, superintendent of schools, and Dr. M. O. Ross Butler University presi-

dent, will be special guests. Miss, , speakers at these Christine * Houseman, organist, sessions will include: will play. Rene Girard, Prof. Henry H Remak,

Michael! Ginsburg, and Prof, Zdeall of Indians University: Prof. J

An instructional entertainment por on “New Frontiers in Audio-Vis- nek

owoM, Cisliardo, Wabash: College: Dr. Elton ual Modern Language Teaching Hocking, Purdue University: Dr. Janfes under the direction of Dr. Milton ug Tharp. Prof. Lule! Cognarse, Walter

Shane, George Peabody College, Maiden, ana Oanrisl Pradal, ali-of Ohio or it State niversity Nashville, Tenn., will follow the Cl Co Maris Jing. Notre Dame Uni: banquet. versity, Joseph Cinguine, an Riss General Sessian Set School. Chicago. Harry Josselron a Warne University, Dr. William G.. Mer: A general session 8 “planned hab, University of Michigan: Mrs. Xenia in at 10:15 at Gasiorowski, University of Wisconsin, and Saturgay moming 1 M Purin Christ Anastasoff, Washington University, " “tu vl ' St. Louis president of the National Feder-| Mrs. Grace Golden. director of Chil- ; Language Teach: dren's Museum here: Chris N, Nace, Capiation of Modern Buag tal University, Columbus, O.; Miss Pauers Associations, and Dr. William {ine Armijo, Kent State University, Kent, C. Holbrook, Northwestern Unl- 0: Miss Syivia Brewer, East Senior High ed will be the speakers, School. Rockford, 1ll.: Dr. Andre Leveaue, versity, inl 11 ¥ roups University. of Wisconsin: Freitz K, ,Rich- . The Individual language grouy ter, Illinois Institute of Technology: Gott will hold separate luncheon meet. fried Merkel, University. of Cinel dngs on Saturday. Discussion Meno Spann North: ne

Presidin offic is ’ sion s will Include Miss Ruth Lewman, president of the group's ana chap ‘HAPPY MEDIUM’ - == uc. inec

College, Gambier, O James J

John Carroll sity, Cleve-

Peirolo 1 land: Dr Walter V. Kaulfers™ Universi ig | of Illinois: 8 Edgar 8 idt and F Reed president and vice president re

spectively, of the group's Indiana chap

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drawing and shop competition have been awarded to Indianapo lis schools j Broad Ripple High School was named the best in regular work in the industrial arts program; Manual High School in industrial arts general shop projects. and Technical High School in v tional projects

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Other winners included: onald Tee Tampuell, Technical ni n detail drawing ith Technical second. hedral High School industrial arts work Southport, was first

Ia was first In mk dr cer was second R ille Southport, was fre: Bar Spencer second In sichitectyral dr ne Warren Sparks. Broad Ripple was frst and wi Mam MH it le t third om miscellaneoy drawing " " "

JUST FOR FUN ANAL APROIAL Doe tor student

fruction, Nino Motrone Was Pred Otto Buse Jy Techr

. nnica: ni Rumpus Room ., , . Fun (anal work Davil Gene Room . .. Family Game Room! pon third place yen By any name it's an important hnicel. was second 1 1 Showers, Techy

part of today’s design for living. Time was when the Rumpus Room was an improvised cor-ner-in- the basement furnished with leftover pleces and cast-

1 archite ral drawing

ica was Ih sbudent w imo han 400 hours of Instruction Ronald - L. Deem, Technical, was second Ronald Case was second in & special -prelect.. for sdiauced students.

TR TrOWNICNT an Behoo! pupils nr

our leisure time this family fun room grows in importance and should be planned to be ! general metal work X ure of anual {igh School attractive apd fun functional plieneral woadworking awards went to $ « Art 8 fi r . to the highest degree. Ruut Ludi Rei { rat Don Reckley

and |B vin Wilkinson. third All are Manual pu

i Am onetl w first, Willian second and Charles Bur A

Natural wood walls are per-

Technical RH h School won first place o ” n gro ap vocational projects. In 1& Krouj leet for Shin Soom. 'W allpaper |, I rocationh. pro] “Lewis Kirkhofl ty pine or ardwood- Ric hard ‘Ne wiln, William Planker, Geral n notty J Jorri cl aries fewellen Richard Ebery paneled patterns is an excellent § Eovene Gas mons, Bue Turnipseed Charles S Rob i you ung. John substitute.) Linoleum In gay, | i gan Ramon Van Stekle and Jack) " [&] ue colorful design Is the best floor t award tn group welding went to covering. Can be waxed for. Edwin Straight tillam BE, Gum and ” Philip Botts of Fe hnical High Se ool dancing. Cleans easily. rn

Chairs and sofa should be ‘upholstered-in tough -tabricone that will take onnlsime nt,

1 Dead, 1 Wounded |In Row Over Fence

Choose a studio couch (that MILWAUKEE, Wis, Apr. 26 converts into an extra bed | (UP) An. argument about a when needed), roomy chairs | fence dividing two properties

and plenty of hassocks to provide seating space for family

touched off the shotgun killing of dl-vear-old man and the wound

groups and guests. Radio, ree- | Ing of his elderly “uncle, police ord player and television will | said today: furnish music and entertain- Charles Magestro was killed ment. A huge ldw table is | and his 64-year-old uncle, also

named Charles wounded seriously Police questioned Carmello Bar bera, 60, a neighbor of the Mages tros. about the shootings. They said the two victims were shot after they argued with Barbera about the position of the between their lots

perfect here for serving ham-. burgers and hot dogs. Add a portable bar for adults, A game table for bridge or Canasta, Here Is truly a room for fun « « « Where grownups and teenagers can keep pleasantly oecupied. Entertaining Decomen stinple and easy. Come In, won't you? We'd like to help you plan and furnish your rumpus room.

Magestro, was

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‘QUAKE HITS JAP ISLAND TOKYO, Apr. 26 (UP) An earthquake shook cities on the main. Japanese island of Honshu today, but no major damage was reported

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WEDNESDAY, APR. 26, 1950

Repeated by Popular Request!

8.95 "LATEX" Rubber Foam

PILLOWS

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SAVE on those wonderful, extra-comfortable foam: rubber p Specially Reduced for Birthday Sale! They're ALL FIRST QUALITY... lastingly- bouyant odorless dustproof! Non-allergic! Covered in 80-square percale .. White, Blue gr Pink! Entire pillow WASHABLE!

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pillows!

Set of Two 20% Down Bed Pillows

Complete With Plastic. Covers

set of TWO 20%, Down, 80% down ana a pillows TWO sturdy 4.gauge plastic zippered pillow covers! Pillow with blue or rose and white linen finish ticking . . cord edges. 21x27.

Regular 5.95 9-Pc. LUNCHEON SETS

3.99-

Imported Pure Linen

LUNCH CLOTHS

1.99

Beautify! imported rayon and cot Cracially priced for Birihday Sale ton damask luncheon sets at a SAV ~ . R , INGS! Inclu 56x 6 nd 8 Beautiful pure tinea Junch cloths in NGS! Includes 56x ar pn “J cont BRE matching napkin harming sero HREE popular sizes: 56x68, 54x54, pattern in Yellow, Ivory, White, 51x63! Lovely woven plaid damask" Peach. } . type with colored borders!

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TWP. Quilted Bleathed Sheeting Yd. 79¢

3-Pc. Set “Visqueen” Plastic - --

GARMENT BAGS

2.75

ONE 54" 16-Garment Bag! ONE 54" 8-Garment Bag! ONE 42" 8-Garment Bag!

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