Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1939 — Page 35

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WAIT INDICATED FOR SOUTH SIDE TEN-ACRE PARK

Schedule of Fixing Other Playgrounds Too Heavy, Perry Declares.

The Park Board's play to create

a "garden spot” from 10 acres of lumpy ground immediately south of the Asphalt Plant probably will not materialize for several months, it was indicated today The plot, donated by the Works Board, was the Park Commissioners’ answer to the plea of South Side residents for a playground and park It was pointed out by the Commissioners three months ago that the land was available for play-, was held in the Teachers’ ground use and that there was a Building, Meridian and Ohio Sts. lot of it. Best of all, it was free (above) is interested in

ny : 9 Plan Must Wait Now cation at School 39.

There was something said about trees being planted this summer of grassy plots and park benches

being put in. Maybe a Community house where residents could gather t

in the evenings for meetings I would be a model approach to the City, too But the trees and the 1 community house and th are not in the cards thi Park Board Engineer Perry said that no planting be done until fall be heavy schedule Park Department grounds ‘We hoped 1! Perry said 3 to plant until {

Association and Associ ation competition.

China Was Open for Friendly Trade.

t be able, GREENCASTLE. May 4 Chinese-Japangese war Plot Ready for Softball teItiblE War and Mr. Perry said that grading had one” CW. Pettit been finished and the plot was now tary of the foreien Y

ready to be used for softball He

ilamonds would be put up. but that view here today ) ~ sae J ath aprl-ct f . he doubted wht ther backstops for Prior to the invasion. ennis courts, which were also In the picture, could be obt season Work on renovating the City's 38 co-operative basis.” Mr grounds will begin about June officials

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PROTEST REDUCTION Chinese colese OF NEWSSTAND SIZE 1 Pettit. son of Mr. Pettit. is

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operators, ail over today asked the dimensions 3» that we can make an honest « Thro ia va Karrel

Ci tilal Iter fOr The 10ist comme a © bash College will be heid 4 and 3 on the campus The baccalaw 1 delivered by the Rev

1 Church pastor, June 4 ceremony Degrees will be awarded June 3 Classes of 89. 94. 99. 04 9

on June 3 ard of trustees meeting: ¢ Spe Baldwin oratorical contest,

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19.—The has been a an unnecessary general secreMC A, said that two backst ops for two Shanghai, China, said in an inter-

Japan was in position to develop her trade and institutions in China on a friendly, Pettit said In the invaded area. 52 institulearning have been vorbed or occupied by the Jap100,000 students out of

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CRAWFORDSVILLE. Mav 19. ncement of WaJune 3.

reate sermon to be William R. Lafayette Central Preswill begin

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AIR STUNTS SLATED and '19 have planned reunions for

he © eek-end and the members of

AT PURDUE SUNDAY these classes will attend the alumni

program a a picnic West LAF AYE ITH E. Mav 1 bu and a concert on the chapel rien Tron Ambassadors, campus

the Maxwell r Ed Leacl 1014 N. Pennlam Moose an Jar] Stein, batwing sylvania St, last night and stole 1 typewriters and an adding mavalue of $323, Droke, owner, reported to

An exhibit of 350 local elementary and high school publications Library Mrs. Hope Todd of the school office “The McKinley Broadcaster,” “The Broadcaster” was awarded the first place medal for the All-American rating in the National Scholastic Press the medalist rating in the Columbia University Press [soon after

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e_ CITY MANAGER STUDY PUSHED

1. U. and Purdue Heads Get

Resolution: Each to Name | Two to Committee.

Copies of the Legislature's reso{lution providing for a Citv Manager | Study Commission today were sent i [to presidents of Indiana and Pur-] {due Universities who are to appoint two committee members each. Organization of the committee was started by Lieut.-Gov. Henry F. | Schricker, who is also to name one | member of the committee. Other members will be named by Governor Townsend and Rep. James [Knapp (D. Hagerstown). | The resolution making possible a [general study to determine the ad|visability of the city manager form of government in Indiana cities was |sponsored by Rep. Howard Batman (D. Terre Haute) and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. President Edward E. Elliott of Purdue and President Herman B Wells of Indiana University will be

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