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§ John Brown of Herron Sees Life's Contrasts
By HENRY BUTLER JOHN E. BROWN, the new ] education man on the Herron | Art Museum curator staff, i
has a whopping wide view of education and art, He sees the two fields as not : Ee Just inter-related, but practically ty identical. ! At first glance, this breadth of outlook might seem reminiscent of crackpot pamphlets on the Magic Key to the Universe. Actually, however, Mr. Brown has sound historical backing, from the ancient Greeks on up to 19th and 20th century theorizers. Tha life, the arts, the people of a given era all are interwoven fn a pattern. People affect art. Art atiects people, even guiding their behavior. “Certainly the Victorian factory building was an i, expression of 19th century atti- gu tudes .towards labor,” Mr. Brown observes. The appalling contrast between, say, an 1850 textile mill in Lowell, Mass., and any of our i big new plants on Shadeland Ave., would sustain his point. | 2 un » BESIDES, he comes here from a two-and-a-half year tour of duty cluded with the Cleveland Museum, which pt, has an altogether fabulous edueational program. Museum and Cleveland schools overlay and as-
sist each other in art and appre-ij,4" Museum and editor of the ciation classes. What's more, the
museum gets city APPTOPrIations. (poms vicar cS; lo Rvjsien The Cleveland Museum post tol-|1 own Ss son lowed his higher education at Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Institute of Art. As| a youngster in Gloucester, Mass. te with its lively artists’ colony, { Brown dreamed of being an a itect. 4 |
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Mr.las born partly of fear.
But he took his Western Re- that somebody will catch them struments.
gerve”A. B as an English major up,” he explained. (he has published articles on 18th | century poet-artist William] Blake), doing art and architecture in graduate school and getting anese theater. some concentrated European cul-!
Sorbonne and Ecole du Louvre in already Paris, The higher education followed | not worry about & stretch in the Army, which in-|low brow’ labels,” he said.
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JOHN E. BROWN—Art and life.
a two-month course at the ron will be with children. He has ideas for relating music and films WORK with Thomas Monroe, with the educational director at the Cleve- children’s art classes.
[tributed articles, gave him a driv- in his plans, some of which still ing sense of this art-life-educa- are not ready for announcement. | {One idea he has about musi¢ in| Face Early Release He speaks about public indif- @ museum is that it should be| rence or resistance to the arts/the kind of music people can't “The readily hear
Consequently ing down, getting lower and more|burdehing the Korean economy, they éould simply enjoy it, and!Oriental.
‘high brow’ or down. Everything’s going down 'but prices,” he concluded.
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List Spots for - Registration Today, Monday
Branch voter registration boards will operate at seven places in Warren Township today. If you aren't already registered to vote in the Nov. 4 election; do not put it off another day. The leadline is Oct. 6. Visit one of these locations between 2 and 9 p. m.; Pleasant Run School, N. Shade-! land Ave. Lowell School, Hunter Rd. Township School Franklin Rd. Cumberland School, land. Shadeland School, E. 30th St. Warren Central High School, 1001 N. Post Rd. Julietta Home, U, 8S. 52. First Ward voters can register] during the same hours tomorrow at the following places: School 1, at 3614 E. 36th St. School 38, at 2050 Winter Ave. i
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If you're downtown, register in . the Courthouse basement. The program. of Registration Board office is open [from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. today and every day. MUSIC looms especially large ates t——
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TOKYO—Some 11,000 South
them is fear of ignorance, fear programs played on ancient pa bi i Vii be released pe-|TBe Hasta! sgugee a He likes to discuss the wide ex- tions command announced today./n€arly 500 yards until And he cited the great enthusi- tent of influences constantly shap-| asm shown by GIs in Japan for ing our lives and our tastes in|of about 38000 persons originally the highly formal, stylized Jap- art and decor. World War II|/held as POWs who are being re“They had no seems
precedent in their experience for Oriental influence. ! ture in summer courses at the this kind of thing, no attitude
The South Koreans are the last|S
to have strengthened turned to the Republic of Korea. |
It will take about six weeks to| “Just look how tables are g0-| complete their release without
Bath tubs are gong (te United Nations said. |
The 11,000, taken prisoner in| [the early days of the war, have {been thoroughly screened and] investigated, the United Nations said. All of them have elected to! return to South Korea, and are [not part of the 83,000 prisoners]
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body of former Sheriff Clifford | The car drove away in a few | g Burns of Franklin County was minutes, they reported. Then, they 11,000 S. Korean POWs found beneath a plow drawn by|said, they found the {a farm tractor in a woods on his/cash register missing. [farm last night. prm——
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