Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 142, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1931 — Page 4

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WARREN P.-T. A, SEEKING TO CUT ACCIDENT TOLL Safety Measures Will Be Discussed at Meeting Wednesday Night. Stops to reduce traffic accidents among school children will be taken members of the Warren township r arent-Teacher Association, meeting Wednesday night at 7:45 at the township high school. Safety measures will be urged upon parents and teachers by speakers. Other county P.-T. A. events scheduled next week: at T th Pl f,?i? ar V ; Run Association will meet school Tuesday at 7:40. H. B. M OW . wUl ."S*.£ on thp care of the ot “adiaH. y WIU elve a Margaret McFarland school. Center townshlD. opened the cafeteria last MonFrances Henzle. township domestic science teacher, will plan menus. Executiye, board of the Marearet McFara(n °u lat , lon J* lll mti ‘ l at 2 Monday ThC , followln K have been appointed chairmen of standing committee: Mrs' ?S” r sV Lancaster ' wavs and means: Mrs. Anne Knapp, emerpency work, and Mrs. f ranees Metzger, publicity. A mpptin the Margaret McFarland Association will be held Tuesday. Nov. 3. at 2:30. Dr. W. L. Richnf knVi ripan , of the college of education of Biider unlvcrsnv will speak. Orficevs £ re -."f?*• D- O. Arnold, president: Mrs. D R. Miller, vice-president: Mrs, Van Domore treasurer * And Mlss Vioia O f, ffmgwell. are 100 per cent beginners of slnmmee h w2 i,u ho w ?, re f ' 3ta mined ill the shimmer health round-up: Nora Osborne. Charles Arn.sman. Mildred Coriieliuro*rt CnC ™ CarlP ~R ot* 'r t Bp,t * p ' Charles ! n V t- w l ll recpivp recognition at me Maw! F.-T. A. convention. The Nora Association will give a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Scott Brewer, on Soring Mill Road. Wednesday at 1. Halloween party will be given bv the Nora group. Oct. 30. at 7 ;30 . Prizes will be awarded for costumes and the best costume in each room. ren a iL^ r w l lva! '°"’nshiD house. War--7\?o be held Wednesday at

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STORMY SESSION LIES AHEAD, SAYS NORRIS Bitter (’lashes Will Be Frequent in Coming Congress, His View. By l niter! Press McCOOK, Neb., Oct. 23.—The coming congressional session will see more frequent and more bitter clashes than any in many years, George W. Norris, insurgent Republican senator from Nebraska,

predicted Thursday in an interview with the United Press. In spite of the fact that close party division of the two houses may place his insurgent group in a position more powerful than ever before, the Nebraska senator halfdreads the coming session, he said, then added he would be glad nevertheless to “get buck on the floor.” Norris, white-haired, mild-man-nered, clad in a splattered pair of overalls, was painting a fence when interviewed. Through an open window, Mrs. Norris, a book open in her lap, watched him.

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CITY TO NOLO SAFETY WEEK, STARTING NOV. 1 Program to Open With Rally at Garfield Community House. Safety week will be observed in Indianapolis the week of Ncv. 1, Lieutenant Frank Owen, police accident prevention bureau director, announced today following a meeting Thursday night of the citizens' safety committee at the" Columbia Club. Addresses at schools, factories, and public meeting places will be given by members of the committee during the week. The program will open at' Garfield park community house Nov. 2 and will include a series of group meetings for instruction of bus and taxicab drivers in safety measures, Owens said. Investigation of the city ordinance passed several months ago to regulate operation of taxicabs was delegated to a committee including L. Ert Slack, former mayor; Henry O. Goett, city clerk, and Captain Lewis Jonhson, police traffic department head. Urging immediate curbing of the practice of taxicabs “cruising” to pick up passengers, Slack stated “this city is a hick town for allowing such a practice.” “Bringing of 100 taxicab drivers, who were arrested for reckless driving on Monument Circle, into police court and fining them has failed to curb ’cruising',” Captain Johnson stated. Rent that extra room. You can turn that spare room into profit with a Times Want Ad.—Adv.

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