Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1937 — Page 11
"THURSDAY, MAY 13,
+ 39 RECREATION
"+" CENTERS IN CITY 1+ TOOPEN JUNE 15
hee Bo
wp
»
#
@
‘?
ri
SE
~
I TT RTT Wl
Baseball Diamonds, Tennis Courts and Pools Await Youths.
Play time for Indianapolis’ thousands of children will officially begin June 15, Wallie Middlesworth, City Recreation Director, announced today.
On that day the city’s 39 playgrounds and 10 wading pools will open for two months. :
Other city recreation facilities, to open on that day, include 85 tennis courts, 90 horseshoe courts, 26 soft ball diamonds and 26 baseball diamonds.
Mr. Middlesworth said that 85 tennis courts and all horseshoe courts are now in shape. Softball diamonds ready for use number 18, while 21 of the hardball lots can be used now.
Pools Also Open June 15
Five swimming pools and one bathing beach are also ta open June 15. tendent, said the city’s 15 miles of bridle paths have been open for some time. :
Three new wading pools have been added to the seven used last summer. They are located at Walnut and Spring Sts, Bethel and Minnesota Sts. and in George Washington Park. An ordinance appropriating $6000 for the construction of ‘10 additional wading pools was passed at the last City Council session. Mr. Sallee said Indianapolis ranks ahead of many cities in the per capita amount of park and playground area.
Other Progress Noted
Other progress reported since last summer jincludes a salary increase of $10 a month for recreational instructors. A three-day institute for training of recreational supervisors is to be held soon. From the institute enrollment 72 matrons, men and women instructors are to be chosen. : Mr. Sallee said that both he and . Park Board members believe Indianapolis is equipped with adequate play area. However, petitions are pending before the Park Board requesting enlargement at Haughville and construction of a wading pool and playground on E. 21st St., east of Sherman Drive. Mr. Sallee said that no sites for the proposed 10 additional wading pools would be selected until action on the appropriation ordinance by the State Tax Board.
Charles Sallee, Park Superin- |
1937
Child War Refugees
By the thousands, children from bomb-drenched cities in Spain are landing on the soil of France, where the government has offered asylum and is
=
Find Haven
a
—Acme Photo. making every effort to see they are properly cared for. Here is a group of Spanish youngsters resting at Cerbere, near the Spanish border.
AID COMMON END, ENGINEERS ARE TOLD
Each professional engineer should consider it his own job to work: for
the common interest,
Sheridan, National Society of Pro- WINS SCHOLARSHIP fessional Engineers’ president, told TERRE HAUTE, May 13—Kathmembers of the Indiana society last | erine Hergt, a graduate of Techninight at the Columbia Club. | cal High School, Indianapolis, is Sultan G. Cohen and other new | the winner of a Marion County officers of the state society were | scholarship to Indiana State Teach-
Arthur V.| installed last night. | ers College here.
v
2d
NET STORAGE SPACE (5.25 CUBIC FEET) TOTAL SHELF AREA (9.83 SQUARE FEET) COMPLETELY SEALED ICE COMPARTMENT ONE-PIECE UNPIERCED PORCELAIN INTERIOR
COLD CONTROL MOUNTED ON INSIDE FREEZES 84 ICE CUBES (3 POUNDS) ICE TRAY RELEASE
SEE THE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY!
Federal Auto Supply Co.
701 N. Capitol Ave.
Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co. 209 W. Washington St.
Chas. Koehring Hardware Co.
’
882 Virginia Ave.
| A
- 2124 W. Washington St. Hermann Rinne Music Co.
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC LIGHT
HYDROVOIR EXTRA COLD STORAGE SPACE
S164
® Only Norge gives you all of these great convenience fe atures plus the famous Norge Rollator cold-making mechanism: Come in today ‘and get the facts about economical, long-life, care-free refrigeration—see how Norge leads where it counts most: Don’t delay! EX
Vanjelgerhois Hardware Co. 3002 Carson St.
Adams, Ine. Meridian and Maryland Sts,
Hartman Furniture Co. 317 E. Washington St.
2%
Pearson Norge Sales
142 N. Penn. St.
‘ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
PAGE 11
100 EXPECTED TO ATTEND PRINT CRAFT MEETING
Fifth District Conference to Convene Here Tomorrow.
Approximately 700 persons are to gather here tomorrow and Saturday for the annual Fifth District conference of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen. . ® Joseph F. Lutes, Indianapolis,
‘| president of the district organiza-
tion and past president of the Indi-
anapolis club, is to be in charge of the conference program. John Fisher of Detroit is district secretary. State and City officials are to give addresses of welcome and delegates are to be registered by a committee under the direction of George Pfeilschifter. Louis P. Fahrbach is chairman of the reception and guest committee. First activity of the conclave is set for Friday night, when Robert J. Heuslein, Indianapolis, will direct a get-together party.
World’s Exposition
Indianapolis delegates are to stage a miniature “world’s exposition” of their printing production. Visiting delegates will be given an opportunity to inspect various Indianapolis plants Saturday morning while women visitors are to be taken on a tour of the Indiana World War Memorial. Special busses will take craftsmen and their wives to the Speedway to witness trial runs Saturday afternoon. The convention will close with a dinner-dance in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel Saturday at 7 p. m.
LEGION POST DANCE ARRANGED |
American Legion Post. 62 is to hold its May dance at the Indianapolis Liederkranz Hall, 1421 E,. Washington St., Saturday night.
HAWAIIANS ARE MUSICAL one person out of every 10 in this By United Press city plays a band instrument. NeverHONOLULU, May 13—A musical | theless, the first English horn, or cenusus has developed the fact that | oboe, has just found a. player here.
Hits Sit-Down
GOOD EYESIGHT WILL KEEP YOU
To Circuit Judge W.. R. Hunter (above), of Kankakee, Ill, belief in the sit-down strike is a “form of anarchy” and should constitute a bar to citizenship.
LINOLEUM
EYES EXAMINED : GLASSES ON CREDIT TESA oe GOME IN TODAY » $71.29
Cemented Sq. Yd. ! NEWEST STYLE-VISION FRAMES Armstrong's
to your —are designed to fit your face so that you will actually look better in glasses as well as enjoy perfect vision. Embossed $1 50 inlaid Msg va
Orit C Tahrback: at "7 RELIABLE
RUG COMPANY
203 E. Wash. Opp. Court House
> fu |}
[TEC ACLTL The
Open Evenings Till 9:00 137 W. Washington St.
EVERY wanted type of sports coat is here ... Stroller. . . Reefer...» Topper . .. Swagger . . . Fitted!
Large and small coin dots . . . All at a small price!
‘ALSO floral prints!
Contrasting green,
new styles. navy, wine,
- Fog Lala
A Recent Sell-Out! MORE
pring Coats
Regularly 8.98 to 12.98. SALE Priced for Friday Shoppers!
Here's a Bargain! New! Coin Dot
Shantung Dresses
Cool, dresses that you'll wear and wear ... and like better after each wearing. TWELVE
orange and black grounds. Pique collars and cuffs. .
Rink’s Downstairs.
PRAY
Every Day a Saving Day
You'll find
your size . . for all sizes are in the selling.
4
Summer Fleeces 2.69
Save time and money by shopping FIRST in Rink’'s Downstairs.
Jigger coats in white and a complete array of bright sunshine shades. Featured at a sale price for Friday!
98
Sizes for misses Sizes for women ur : y oat suffer. 2 breezy looking ce trimmed a tailored slips in white and rose.
Little budgets go a long way in Rink’s Downstairs.
dots on white, Rink