Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1936 — Page 5

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FORMER BUTLER CAMPUS UR6ED AS SCHOOL SITE Civic Club Asks Purchase for Proposed H. S. in Irvington. A movement to urge the purchase of the old Butler University campus as a site for a proposed Irvington city high school is underway today. The Christian Park Civic Club at a reorganization meeting last night in the Christian Park Community House authorized a committee headed by Ray Thompson to prepare a prospectus for the School Board. William P. Piers, new president, said tha. the members named as their first choice for the site the old campus and as a second choice the property owned by the board south of E. Wash'ngton-st on Pleasant Run-blvd. “Our members believe that residents living south of Washington-st should have the new- school in their neighborhood.” Mr. Piers said. Other officers named last night are Robert O'Brien, vice president; Miss Mary Eid, recording secretary; Howard Lanham, recording secretary, and Charles Powell, treasurer. The board's building committee in a recent report said that the property purchased in 1928 by the board was unsuitable for the construction of the proposed high school. FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION OF MUNITIONS REFUSED Officials Will Not O. K. Proposals for Government Manufacture. R’l I 11 itrrl Prct& WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Administration officials stood firm today in their refusal to approve proposals for exclusive government construction and manufacture of the principal weapons of the Army and Navy. Revelations of high cost of private manufacture of guns and battleships, made by Charles H. Spencer, head of valuation engineers of the Interstate Commerce Committee, left high War and Navy Department officials unconvinced. FIRE CAUSES S2OOO LOSS TO RESIDENCE Blaze Starts in Third Floor of M. C. Bgay Home Here. Fire and water damage to a 14room house at 1023 N. Delaware-st yesterday afternoon was estimated at S2OOO today by its occupant, M. C. Bray, transfer company executive. The blaze was believed to have started from defective wiring in a third-floor bathroom. Mr. Bray prevented the fire from spreading more rapidly by pulling the electric switch in the bathroom. Sections of the roof were burned and water dripped through to furniture on the third and second floors. Cab Driver Slugged, Robbed A Negro engaged a cab from Galen McGuggey at 16th-st and Capitol-av early today. When Mr. McGuggey started the cab, the Negro slugged him and robbed him of $8 and fled.

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