Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 166, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1930 — Page 2

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CHILD PARLEY HEARS HOOVER IN WASHINGTON 3,000 Specialists Are Told of Three-Fold Program of Protection. By t,'nitre! Prr* WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.—Loaders of American child life began action today upon President Hoover’s doctrine that if we had but one generation of ideal childhood a thousand problems of government would vanish. Three thousand specialists gathered at roiyidtables of the White House conference on child health and protection, summoned by President Hoover to outline safeguards and services to childhood by the community, state and nation. Society Is at Bar President Hoover laid before the conference the three-fold duty of protecting the normal, aiding the defective and reducing the delinquent contingents among America's 45,000,000 children. He addressed the first gei.ual session of the three-day conference last night, charging the leaders to “light the fires of public conscience and lead it to action. 1 ’ “Industry must not rob children of their rightfui heritage. It is not the delinquent child that is at the bar of judgment, but society itself.’’ For a moment the President abandoned the formalities of his charge and in the role of a grandfather which he occupies in private life, spoke with warm affection. Children Are Praised “Children are the most wholesome part" of the race —the sweetest, for they are fresher from the hands of God. Whimsical, ingenious, mischievous, w'e live a life of apprehension as to what their opinions may be of us; a life of defense against their terrifying energy; we put them to bed with a sense of relief and lingering of devotion. “We envy them the freshness of adventure and discovery of life; we mourn over the disappointments they will meet.” TALKIES IS MODERN HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT Veterans’ Unit Here to Have latest Recreational Facilities. Talking pictuxe equipment and other modern recreational facilities will be installed in the proposed Indianapolis veterans’ hospital, it became known today with announcement that bids will be asked in Washington on the $500,000 structure Dec. 15. The Indianapolis hospital, one of five to be constructed in the United States, will have the finest and most up-to-date accommodations, together with modern medical-scien-tific apparatus. Bids on these hospitals, including that in Indianpolis, will not be received until thirty days after being advertised, and no definite date has been set for the awarding of contracts. Purchasing Agent Quits £i/ Timm Special LAFAYETTE. Ind., Nov. 20. Resignation of H. C. Mahin as purchasing agent of Puxdue university, to be effective Dec. 1, is in the hands of university officials. He quit to give his attention to the Turkey Run airport which he owns. His successor will be Henry B. Abbott, University of California purchasing agent. FALL AND WINTER DIETS SHOULD INCLUDE SWEETS! Desserts, Jellies, Canned Fruits, Candies and Cranberry Sauce Are Appropriate Winter diets demand fuel food. To disregard this rule leads to lowered vitality, the result of which is 6ickness. Food that contains, or is served with refined sugar is good fuel food. Cereal, fresh or stewed fruit, jellies, jams, preserves, sweetened beverages and desserts belong to this class and every meal affords an opportunity to serve them. At this time of the year, cranberries in some form are appropri- j ate at any meal. Serve them as a jelly for breakfast; as a sauce with j meats; in puddings and pies for desserts. Business people can avoid and overcome fatigue by eating or drinking something sweet in midafternoon. There is a wide variety of such snacks available everywhere—candy, cakes, beverages and ice cream. A glass of water sweet- ! ened with sugar—the “athlete's cocktail” —will always prove invig- J orating. In eating and drinking these foods and beverages, the sugar is quickly digested and its energy is immediately available. Most foods are more delicious and nourishing with refined sugar. The Sugar Institute.

Bargain p . yggp Y Fare JEiXCUrSfIOIftS Y OVER Thanksgiving Day Wed. end Thurs. to reach II RETURNING destination not later than 1.00 P. M. Thurs. Midnight, Monday GOING Nov. 2*th-27th || D - Ronnd Trip Fares from Indianapolis: $13.65 to Pittsburgh $12.20 to Wheeling $3.90 to Zanesville $ 8.00 to Newark $6.80 to Columbus $ 4.40 to Piqua $4.25 to Dayton GOING —Tiok*ti wilt b honored in CoacWe), alao Parlor and Sleeping Cart upon payment of charge) for tpace occupied on all train) departing frcip Indianapolia after 6.00 A. M. Standard Time, Wednetday, November 26th, and train) of Thuraday. November 27th, arriving destination not later than 1.00 P. M. Standard Time, Thurtdav. RETURNING —Ticket) will be honored in Coache). alto Purler and Sleeping Care upon payment of charge) for apace occupied on all train) arriving at Indianapolia not later than the following Monday Midnight, December t, I*3o. For ticket) and full particular) apply to Ticket Agent) W Pennsylvania Railroad

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On every one of the 365 days in the year ending Nov. 15, Dr. i John Brock of Kansas City made a flight in his airplane over his i home town. Asa result he has been given a trophy, which is shown in - this picture. Dr. Brock is a wealthy manufacturer whose hobby is aviation. NEARSO YEARS OF HAPPINESS 1 . Blind City Couple Will Celebrate Anniversary. Blind, poverty-stricken, but cheeri ful in the memories of fifty years j of happiness, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. , Bundy, 1322 Brookside avenue, will celebrate their golden wedding an- ! niversary Saturday. | On Nov. 1 a story in The Times told about the couple’s struggles. Bundy is totally blind. His wife is ; approaching* blindness. He is a j rug weaver, and as such has manj aged, up until the peak of the recent ! business depression, to eke out a livi ing for them. ! They still need orders for rugs—- | but they don’t want charity. Red Top kjPj nio ©§! Indianapolis Malt Cos. Distributors 134 Virginia Ave.

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ART CLAY FIRM BUYS FACTORY One-Story Plant Contains 30,000 Feet of Space. Purchase of a factory building at 4717 West Sixteenth street was announced Wednesday by the American Art Clay Company, producers of modeling and other craft clay for schools. The building, one story in height, contains 30,000 square feet of space, and formerly was owned by the Baker Ice Machine Company of Omaha, Neb. Approximately SIO,OOO will be spent In improving the building, Ted O. Philpott, manager of {he company, stated. Increased business brought about a demand for larger manufacturing facilities, he said, and in addition, the company is now engaging in the manufacture of art pottery. Their distribution is nation-wide. Mother of Seven Buried BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Nov. 20,Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Cora L. Stewart, 57, mother of seven children, who died foll'-wivi'T *>n oneration.

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