Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1952 — Page 6

Hoosier Headliners Contest Judges Are Announced

ATIONALLY known judges have been announced for the annual Hoosier Headliners contest sponsored by

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Legion Unit -

Presses.

UMT Drive

N all-out drive to ef fectuate Universal Military Training made possible by the passage of Public Law 51 last session of Congress was planned , at yesterday's meeting of the National ‘Executive Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary in the Antlers Hotel.

Activities in connection with the education of public opinion and with passage of the bill by

i i | the legislature have been enthe Indianapolis Aluninde Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi. trusted to Mrs, A. f San. Indiana newspapers are co-operating. Beaumont, Tex, legislative Contest winners will be an- : chairman, ang is. p. P Bower. nounced at the Matrix Table SOX, , chairman.

of+*the group to be Apr. 5 in the Antlers Hotel by the na--tional professional journalism fraternity for women. The judges and their various divisions include Elizabeth Toomey, United Press special writer, women’s page features; Thomas Moore, Chicago Tribune ‘night and make-up editor, straight news, and Edward J. Mowery, New York World-

Teachers To Attend Art Show

EACHERS of the sixth,

The Legion 1s supporting Senate legislation 2441 and two House bills, HR5403 and 6032, These bills differ from the President’s Commissions Report

in reducing from seven to six

years, after UMT, the time required for service in the llational -Guard or Reserve Officers Association. They also seek to place uMT

seventh and eighth grades under civilian planning and Telegram and Sun, winner of : ; the Silurian award for setting and art teachérs in the public control Taf7ier than itary. off an international war and parochial schools of Indi- Ei against peddling dope to mi- anapolis will be guests of the MRS.. RAE ASHTON, Ver nors, straight news series. Indianapolis Art Association at nal Utah, national caiman

» - » HAL BOYLE, Associated Press reporter, feature stories, and Ernest K. Lindley, Wash-

Theta Sigma Phi president. Daily and weekly newspapers

3:45 p. m. tomorrow in Herron Art Museum. Wilbur D., Peat, museum di-

Milliken, Charles R. Weiss, Edwin M. McNalley, John E.D. Peacock, Norma R. Kevers,

into a landscape, the elepha into a jungle mural and t plane into a German Messer-

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of the rehabilitation committee, stated that 100,000 Americans are casualties of the Korean

“ MRS. HAROLD S. BURDETT, Brooklyn, N. Y., national child welfare chiarman, reported on

ington editor of Newsweek, rector, will speak on the new Timeg photos by Dean Timmerman. conflict. editorials, SRI, Syne Arts of Old Per- THE pAINTER—Mrs. Charles B. Stone, 5055 N. Illinois St., watches her son, Jimmy, ART DEVOTEES—Jefirey Gold, Johnny Johnson and Charles Esterline (left to: “o “0. i «phese great hos- PICK Ol Women newspaper writers all 51a.” Which he assembled. He work at his schoolroom easel. right) enjoy their crayon sketching, receive tips from instructor Ray Hodson. pitals with new equipment de- : over Indiana are invited to sub- 4ls0 wrote the catalog. signed to meet the needs of parasol skirt, mit entries. Contest announce- Guests also will view the cql- alia : a War II veterans have polka-dot col ments were mailed to all news- lection of art objects from pre- By JEAN SPICKLEMIRE : oh RL sroved islands of hope and are L'Aiglon papers in the state today. Rules historic times to the 19th Cen- HE younger the artist & lor our wounded in the for entry are included in the tury, which have been loaned the more uninhibited is ; Korean War. All these vet- F hi F announcement. There are no to the museum. : . S y ba sic needs for-.phys- ashion entry blanks and no entry fee. 2 2 a his work, _. sd a a : iritual i _ A $25 first prize and $10 JUNIOR LEAGL That's a fact Ray Hod- foal Metis! and second prize in each of the five °° FAGUE members _, ,.t ingtructor at Park 2 th OC divisions will be presented in Who have been acting as lecture gohool for Boys, will verify. They need salvation Jor ey person at Matrix Table. Mrs. guides for groups of children His class of first and second are 8 JOE Many ane no By BET Jivia 3, Miller is chairman of from city schools will be hos- graders will produce a hill, an : ai life’s work. They need re- “Times | ain tesses at the tea. Yephant, 2 Diane at his slight- training, jobs, love and interest, The Wm MRS. LOUIS WHITESELL is Among them are Mesdames Their spontaneous interest. All of these, we can help to - _ has just rec Matrix Table chairman, and. Jameson Campaigne, chairman, jeq4q them on to turn the hill give, ; ful shipme Mrs. Florence Herz Stone is Mesdames J. Perry Meek, Post 2? P

dresses whi ing proudly

wisleh pout Jnl for Charles Latham. Robert Smith I iy One. or {is easons. the area child welfare confer- fashion show apolis Times, the Indianapolis and Harry V. Wade and MISS gor their amazing ingenuity is ences being held throughout the There are News, the Indianapolis .Star, Josephine Madden. Mr. Hodson’s theory of expres- country with accent on protest today and Clay City News, Corydon Miss Marie H. Stewart, Miss sion. He gives them a choice of ing. children from narcotics. peated tomor Democrat, Ft. Wayne Journal- Jl.aura Holden and Theodore =~ materials -- chalk, crayon, Mrs. B. D. Ward, Kingswood, and 2:30 p. 1 Gazette, Ft. Wayne News-Sen- vanVoorhees of the art depart- showcard paint or pencil. He W. Va., Americanism national Dress Shop o tinel, Gary Post-Tribune, Ham- ment of the city schools have séldom worries them about chairman, also talked. These dres

mond Times, Kokomo Tribune, Michigan City News Dispatch, Monticello Herald, and Peru Daily Tribune. : Others include the Pulaski County Democrat, South Bend Tribune, Tipton Daily Tribune, Vidette - Messenger of Val-

assisted Mr. Peat in planning the lecture tours which were given last year to 8490 grade school children.

Lake Shore Golfers Plan 'Pig Roast'

details. Instead encouragement is substituted. ” » ” WHEN THE YOUNGSTERS go home covered with chalk dust or paint smudges, there's never a reproof from mama. Home co-operation contributes

GERMAN PLANE—By Steve Feinstone.

Auxiliary Announces

Yesterday's session and dinner meeting were presided over

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La., national president. She also led the organization's officers and delegates this afternoon to the Woman's Patriotie Conference for National De-

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paraiso and the Willlamsport tn the Left Bankish atmos- hy ange in We Shingion, Thursday, WHEN | Pioneer. A “Pig Roast” will be held Phere. L R tH riday and Saturday. ir . from 8 to 8 p. m. tomorrow by Normally Me Boson Hrawg unc eon eserva IONS folks er atiern on e ac oard. . ’ Study Club to Meet ~~ 1° SOF the Lake The class follows sult, embel- ESERVATIONS have been announced for the 1 p. m. Sorority to Meet and Shore Countr ub for mem- 8 : Mrs. Sam L. McCormick Jr., y Jdhing thelr copy wiih ofiginal luncheon tomorrow by the Auxiliary to the Boys A social meeting will be held The in-lax

1137 Hawks Lane, will be hostess tomorrow to members of the Study Review Club. She

bers and their guests. The event is under the direc-

tion of Bob Hiatt, Clyde An-

Often free periods are allowed in which the children may draw anything they desire.

Club Association in the Marott Hotel. Preview of Spring, presented by the Raymond Cooper

A fashion show,’

at 8 p. m. tomorrow by Rho Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, at the home of Mrs. Burton

ask her if sh brothers and

will be assisted by Mrs, A. J. drews and Clarence Trieb, Mr. Hodson sets the general Keithley, 145 N. Denny St. children’s le, Kurker and Mrs. Fred H. There will be a golf picture theme for the period and the Shop will highlight the annual — a —— 9 grubby hand Wuelfing. shown following the dinner. tots carry on from there. event. her on the be Pre—— A classroom art “gallery” and say, “Gc filled with pictures like the ones Planning to attend in a group always was a shown spark added intrest. are Mesdames S. J. Barrows, | "When th Although art is “required” Alvin H. Barrows, Carl Chen- Aunt Dixie at Park through the sizth oweth, Robert Coleman, Harry : « A Ie, grade, older students try to Reisser, James E. Loer and ie

cram it into their programs if possible. A good many work

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Arthur Pittenger.

Another group will- include |

You can splurge on your winter

ters drive thi just as she us

at it late in the afternoon . Mesdames Charles B. Crist, | . . : TUR Off With when their regular schedule Homer T. Perry, C. A. Myers, | vacation with what you save on and bons. Is over. Charles Watson, Harold Trus- ons | y x» ler, Harold Wells, Kenneth * .

ONE OF THESE boys has done so well, Mr. Hodson plans to enter his oil painting in an upcoming scholastic art show. For the first time this year, a Park pupil will create the cover for the .Park Mothers Garden Tour calender, The boys are working on a design now, the winner to be selected early in March.

Mosiman, Philip Adler, .J. R. McNutt, Bernard Lanagan and Raymond Crom. td H 8 THOSE PLANNING to go with Mrs. Donald S. Morris

are Mesdames John Fenster- |

maker, Donald” Vivien, Wil-

liam. Wildhack, Joseph Schaf | Sr., Herman Kothe and Eliza-

Samsonite

Aunt Dixie a headache. |] take an aspin She says this to say some dear. Be a j doll carriage.

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