Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1931 — Page 5

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P.-T. A. GROUPS CONTINUE DRIVE ON ACCIDENTS Police Assist Associations in Effort to Reduce Traffic Toll. Safety measures for Indanapolis school children, to reduce the number of automobile accidents, will be stressed during the week at meetings of Parent-Teacher Associations in local schools. P.-T. A. meetings scheduled: of School 7 will meet t Wednesday. Mies Carrie Scott of the Jibrarv. will speak on '-Children's moohs. Thanksgiving music and program • ill be furnished bv the children. Wednesday at 7 30. Miss Carrie E Beott aril! speak on “Books for Children" before the association of School 18. Music will be furnished by the Girls' Glee Club of Manual Training high school. Dr. E. M Amos will speak on "Tubercti- . *1 ..before the association at School 38 at 3:15 Wednesday Additional entertainment will be furnished by the children of the school. School 39 will hold It* meeting at 2:30 Wednesday. D. T. Weir assistant supertntendent of schools, will sneak on "The Childs Report Card, and What It Should Mean to the Parents." There will be a piano solo by Miss Nina Bass, and a civic play by the 8A class. „ School 50 will hold a safety meeting at s Thursday. Lieutenant Frank Owen and his entertainers will furnish the program. .School 75 will hold its meeting at 2:30 Wednesday. Juvenile Judge John F. Gecklf r .“’l 1 Th * school orchestra and Carl Hatfield, vocalist, will provide music. The Child Study Circle of School 78 will meet, Wednesday at 10. Professor Pleasant R Hightower of Butler university will tpeak on "Character Building.” .„ Thf .. TTe , v r . T - R - Wh “ W l>l speak on Practical Suggestions for Our Children” at School 80. Wednesday at 8 Music will he furnished by *he Mothers' chorus and bv the Men's chorus of the John Strange School. Lieutenant Frank Owen, of the accident prevention department, and his er.tertainer Will furnish a safety program for the meeting of School 81. Wednesday at 7:45. • , ae Belcher, general secretary of ' w > £: A • will speak on "The Building of Character" before the associate* 1 of School 87 - Wednesday at 3:15. There will be songs hy the children of the lb under the direction of Miss lima Miller, end by the mothers* chorus. School 90 will meet at 3:15 Wednesday. i Principal, will speak. A sketch. The Meilo-Drama," will be given hv pupils' mothers. Music will be furnished by Paul Smith, violinist. hnard Federation of Mothers' Choruses of the Indianapolis pubnr schols will meet Monday at 9:30 in the baTk an 5 Par ° r ° f the Fletchcr American REVALUATING JOB IS 40 PER CENT FINISHED Mile Square Appraisal Progress Is Reported at Meeting. Approximately 40 per cent of the work of reappraising the property in the mile square area has been completed, Indianapolis realtors who are assisting John C. McCloskey, Center township trustee in the valuations. reported at a meeting Monday night at the Hotel Washington. Frank E. Gates, past president of the Indianapolis Real Estate board, is chairman of the appraisal committee. Members of the committee are: v-TJi 10 i na n ?• Gri nslade. Henrv E. Ostrom p re JrhV' Palr P cr . F. Kirk McKinncv. Albert v-'i Übl. president of the board: George W. Huso 1 ' nS£i 1 r l ' us Murray Huso. Noble C. Hilgenberg, J. J. fteiiiv Mrrvf/rf v Whelden L. H. Lewis, Paul l‘, McCord. Emerson W. Chaillc. Berkley W Duck and William A. Brennan. Police Charge Dole Rioters By United Press LONDON. Nov. 17.—Rioting started today outside the Shoreditch dole offices. Mounted and foot police charged a crowd of 3,000 unemployed, dispersed them. Two policemen and several unemployed were injured slightly.

ffisttestssmtmwses 'i; J"' * breakfasts. Our Special s JSLt nr it fx* Luncheons Weekly Dinner soc Menus. Have Received Very Gratifying Response .... and Will Be Continued Indefinitely .... Your Choice of Full Pound Broiled Sirloin Steak or Roast Turkey Dinner COMPLETE £ THIS DINNER Cp £ •Dvr WEEK —Menu as Follows— Crabmeat Supreme or Orange and Grapefruit Cocktail Stuffed Cucumber Rings Chicken Noodle Soup A Full Found Broiled Extra Sirloin Steak or Roast Turkey . . . Sage Dressing . . . Cranberry Sauce Fried Sweet Potatoes New Peas in Cream Combination Salad Ice Cream or Pie Coffee *'* ’V ”

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Among new officials elected recently at Lawrence are B. E. Wardlow, town treasurer-elect, (above, left, and Charles Garrison, clerk-elect. In addition, two new trustees were elected, James F. Morgan and Ernest L. McCoy. HUGE PRESS IS STARTED Winnipeg Daily Can Print 100.000 40-Page Papers an Hour. Hy f'nitrd Press WINNIPEG, Nov. 17.—A huge press which weighs as much as ten Pullman coaches when loaded with paper, was in use in the Winnipeg Free Press plant today, after being inaugurated by officers of the newspaper and high Winnipeg and Manitoba officials. The press, first of its kind to go into use in Canada, is a ten-unit, high speed Goss press. It has a capacity of more than 100,00 fortypage papers an hour. On a test run with ten units operating it printed 104,000 copies of a twenty-six-page paper in an hour. John W. Sifton, secretary and treasurer of the Free Press, started the press in motion by throwing a switch on his desk at Toronto.

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