Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1952 — Page 13

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* Children’s Progress Will Be Checked I!

By DAVID WATSON 9

. A plan for more frequent pupil achievement tests in the public schools here was approved by the _ School Board last night and wilt be started in September. At the same time the Youd gave tentative approval to an emergency school budget of $10,~ 960,117 for the period July 1 Dec. 31. Adoption of the emergency budget will follow a public hearing June 24. Dr. Herman L. Shibler, superintendent of schools, proposed more “mental ability” and , achievement tests be given annually throughout the school sys- 8 * tem. The results, he said, would help parents and teachers guide pupils in their school work. The emergency budget, which § will become a part of the regular. annual budget to be prepared in August, is about 10 per cent higher than last year’s.

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CROWDED LUNCH—Cow at C. A. Sprague farm near Michigan City nurses three calves of her quadruplet "family" while fourth calf waits for a chance to get dinner. Most of the increase was attrib-| survival of four calves, all born unattended, is unusual.

Y 2 More Held Wabash College Trustees Named = |Electrical Workers Accept Wage Contract

Times State Service iological. Seminary, MADISON, Wis,, June 11 (UP); Harry C. Washkoske, In Paoli Case

and Foster) dis —The International Electrical representative of Local 965 rep- | oma WFORDSVILLE, June 11 Fudge, publisher of the Craw- Workers voted Monday to ac-iresenting about 1250 state work: |—Three new members have been fordsville Journal-Rev few. a cept 'a contract proposed by theiers, said the contract vote ere elected to the board of trustees Wisconsin Power & Light Co.iried three to five. It provided of Wabash College and three Prohibition Party boosting wages 5 pér cent, aifor the raise, fringe benefits and By United Press PAOLI, June 11-—Two men, were scheduled to be arraigned today and a third was held on charges of parole violation grow-

others have been awarded life- To Convene June 29 union official sald. ‘a union shop clause, ing out of the death-fall of a 15-

time membership on the board. New members Ivan L. Wiles,, WARSAW, June 11 (UP) Flint, Mich, vice president of !Gerald Overholt, chairman of the General Motors Corp.; Charles D.'Prohibition party, announced LaFollette, Corning, N. Y. vice Wednesday the party's annual year-old girl from a railroad president of the Corning ‘Glass | conference will be held at nearny! trestle, Works, and Byron L. Stewart, an-| Winona Lake June 22-29. Donald Rees, 23, Paoli, Who Was jerson, director of labor relations| Stuart Hamblen, cowboy evan-| with Mary Plerson when she fell ror Delco Remy Division of GM.|gelist, will formally accept the 75 feet to her death Sunday from| mected to the honorary mem- party's presidential nomination a Monon Railroad trestle here, perghips were Edgar H. Evans,| June 28, and Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, was held for violating pa-i3445 N., Pennsylvanda St. Indian- Evanston, Ili, president of the Na-| role from State Reformatory ati apolis, who has served as trus-/tional Women's Christian TemperPendleton. tee since 1918; Dr. Frank Worth, lance Union, will deliver the open- | Dr, Ivan A. Clark, Orange president of the McCormick The-'ing convention address. County coroner, said an autopsy showed the girl died of “burst x i lungs” d that she had been drinking. Rees told Sheriff Ben Nadall

that Mary's cousin, Marion Jenkin8, 23, Rockford, Ill, purchased the liquor. Jenkins was arrested and scheduled to face charges of contributing to the de-| linquency of a minor, He was held on $1000 bond. Sheriff Nadall also arrested the

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and instruction staff costs. Teach-| er salaries were raised recently, and the building program means * more payments must be made on | bond issues to finance construc-|—The : tion.

proved architects’ drawings of anpy the eight classroom and auditorium|Bureau here. addition to School 68, 2107 N.

were also cleared. George H. Fisher was shifted |jg3g from the principalship of School{ 1. 1ndiana «21 to 59; Amos H. Atkins, from| ’

56 to 4; Owen B. Keene, from 10/,¢ 29 *assistant at 91 to principal at 29; "Mrs. Leone H. Hall, from princi-| pal at 86 to assistant at 10;| Harold L. Snyder, from assistant] to principal at 47; Miss Helen] sAdolay, from consultant to principal at 46; Mrs. Leone H. Geyer, ‘to assistant at 91, and Miss LilsJan. Starost, assistant at 47. Miss Zelda L. Hedden was a pointed art eomsuRARt a school system. .

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apiece.

crop men 1.80,

the alumni go Goshen College's class of 1942p, 193; 29 to 21; John W. Brooks, fromitnay top honors with an average|

children apiece. to 75; Mrs. Déloris Goshorn, from ,,e well above the national aver-

{age of 1.5 and rank third among,

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Mary’s College, Notre Dame cap-| tured the first place in the state for women with their average of They rank nationally among 131 classes of women graduates of 119142, whose average is 1.23. ~~ Othet Hoosier college listings -{include the men of St. Joseph's,

Birth Rates Up For College Grads

WASHINGTON, June 11 (UP) with 1.96 children; post-college baby {continues in an upward trend, men 148, In other action, the board ap- according to an annual survey men 147, Population Reference men 1.38, men 1.34, women .85, and Evans- | Men and women of the class Ville, men 1.14, women .50. Riley Ave. Reassignments involy-{.+ 1942 are able to boast of 39 =~ — ing 10 principals and assistants per cent more infants apiece than lcould graduates of the class of

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The alumnae of 1942 of St.| years ago—to the ind mother.

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