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LONDON, Sept.’ 8--MOSCOW'S architects are relving heavily on “raze is. enly. one of the aspects more applications ‘than the num- ; back to school . latest artistic Sensation is the re- Latvian artists who have re- of a renéwed attention in Russia ber of new students #t can afford : : (a discovery of .stained glass win- cently organized a workshop in to. all ‘matters concerened- with to take. The Leningrad Rallet ~ PY lds to HEALTH, HEROISM AND HAIR will be topics dows and their decorative role in Riga to cope with;the numerous are, which this year is receiv- school will have to pick 30 out of

of delegates’ to three conventions here this week. Operating room nurses from over the U., 8, will ‘convene tomorrow .at-the State Board .of Health for a five-day meeting. Miss Cora Radde is direct-

commissions flowing from the ing some special encouragement 200 applications. The Moscow inarchitecture.

i” Ld . Soviet capital, from the Soviet government. stitute of architecture has vacan- 7 NW According to an article in So- Cloce in ola abe This policy lays special empha- cies for only.150 out, of more than is a send d IFT] jviet "Art, the newspaper of the : : i sis on the need of discovering 400 applicants. . ; arts committee of the Soviet The Novoslohdskaya station of new talent and helping young The greatest rush is to the

| ® mE he program on whi renowned surgeons BD cone mites, th “rape RA, mtn on arts” oe einen. snr | Fl) ou TTA cluding Carl \W. Walter, of Har- — — Hh ————|sance” of stained glass windowsiglass windows. Other Rethmicsions Many Applicants "Theater as welf as other theatri- J & ) 5 vard Hospital, Boston, will talk, {is a last-minute innovation in- for the Riga artists are windows! At presént, thousands of aspir- cal schools of the Soviet capital A ‘‘get-acquainted lea 18 So Where to Go . itroduced into Soviet art by Mos- for a sanatorium in Sochi and the ing voung painters, actors and have received five or more appli4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the all : : cow ‘arghitects who happened to Latvian pavilion of the All-Union composers, ‘who have flocked to cations.for every place available. Nurses’ Home at the I. U. Medi- Stock Car Racing. $1.50, see some recent work by Latvian agricultural exhibition in Moscow Moscow and Leningrad from as cal Center. An Eli Lilly & Co. $1.25 and $1. W. 16th Midget artists. As a result of the interest far as Kazakhstan and the Cau- H P d T h tour will be held Wednesday. Speedway, across from the | Stained. glass pindows were aroused in Moscow, the school of casus to enrofl in the art schools || 1ONOF Furdue Tleacher Instead of writing they meet. “500.” 8:30 p. m. (undeservedly neglected and, for applied art in Riga has enrolled are sitting for their entrance ex-, LAFAYETTE, Sept. 8 Purdue That's it with veterans who were City Amateur Baseball Se- |& long time, could find no place 15 artists to study stained glass ahr : University Prof. M. G. Mellon to- CAL WASHI NGTO N ST. stationed at Ft. Harrison and Yies SFree. Riverside’ Park. 1 in our architecture,” Soviet Art technique. The school is meeting] The art schools of the two day holds the 1952 Fisher Award PHOTO 3 Camp Atterbury in World War IL p. m. : : explained. with considerable dificulties in its unions’ two artistic capitals have in analytical chemistry. It in- . Coming from Indiana, Kentucky, . It seems that the technique not work, since the Soviet Union does only a limited number of vacan- cluded $1000 and an etching. Ohio and West Virginia, they are Stock Car Racing. $1.50, $1 only was neglected but lost in not produce the special glass! cies available, however. {Actual presentation will be next holding their sixth annual stag in and 50c. Indianapolis Spee- Soviet Russia. Now stained glass needed. | The Repin art institute in Len-|year. Hotel Washington. William Hur-| drome, Kitley at U. 8. 52. 8:30. ; er ro mS a

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