Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1939 — Page 17

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“THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1939

CITY TO ACCEPT NEW SCHOOL IN SERVICE TODAY

Dedication Set for 7:30 as Part of Education Week Program.

Formal dedication of School 91, 51st St. and Baltimore Ave. will

highlight today’s local observance of American Education Week.”

The ceremony will begin at 7:30 p. main the auditorium of the new $240,000, 16-classroom school, with Miss Adelaide McCarty, principal, presiding,

‘Earl Buchanan, School Board president,-will deliver a formal presentation speech, with DeWitt S. Morgan, schools superintendent, accepting. Prayers will be given by the Rev. R. M. Best and the Rev. Glenn ‘Reynolds.

Choirs and Chorus to Sing

Music will be furnished by the primary, elementary and junior high school chojrs and the mothers’ chorus, and pupils will present a program telling of the history of the school. Mrs. Gilbert Bentley, president of the school's ParentTeacher Association, will speak. +The new building replaces one at 46th St. and Keystone Ave. Tech High School will hold an open house from 1:30 to 9 p. m. At 7:15 the debate squad will argue the proposition: “Resolved: That the Federal Government -Should . Own and Operate the Railroads.” Margaret Antibus and Robert Tervican will take the affirmative side while Raymond Conerty and Mary Isabel Benedict will take the negative. Wilma Grabhorn will serve as

chairman.

Movie to Be Shown

A motion picture entitled “A Day at School 13” will be shown at that -school, 714 Buchanan St., from 7 to 8 p. m. today. | “Education for Civic Responsibilities” will be the subject for a panel discussion by pupils from the junior high school at School 14, 1229 E. Ohio St., from 7 to £:30 p. m., and K. V. Ammerman, principal of Broad Ripple High School, will speak at School 16, 1402 W. Market St., tonight. = A mother’s party is to be held from 2 to 3 p."m. today at School 19, 1624 Quill St. ~.C. B. Breidenbaught of the Indiana Boys’ School at Plainfield, will speak at School 25, 400 E. Merrill St., at its open house tonight.

ADVISE VACCINATION FOR INFANTS UNDER 1

Times Special * FRENCH LICK, Ind, Nov. 9— Vaccination of children againsi smallpox before they are one year old was advocated here today by Dr. Louis Segar of Indianapolis, in an address before the Third District Medical Society meeting. He said prevention of the common cola is still an unsolved problem and advocated awarding blue ribbons to school children who stayed home because of a cold. 3 Dr. Segar, who is professor of children’s diseases at the Indiana School of Medicine, said putting a premium on. school attendance re3ults in children being in class when they ought to be home in bed. ‘Dr. Virgil E. Simpson of Louisville said the use of sulfapyridine in treatment of pneumonia has properties that make its use dangerous for the layman to use. “Here is a drug les than two years old, yet it is known to the whole

, civilized world,” he said.

BILLY AND ELEANOR GET THEIR LICENSES

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 (U. P.). — Billy Rose and Eleanor Holm had the license today for what she hoped would be “my last marriage.” Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Peeora will perform the ceremony Tuesday. .. The impresario of night clubs and the World’s Fair Aquacade and his swimming star spent an hour yesterday convincing authorities that their divorces were in order. =*Mr. Rose submitted proof that his marriage to Actress Fannie Brice

was dissolved in Los Angeles six days|$,

ago and Miss Holm showed the clerk

that her divorce from orchestral;

leader Art Jarrett in the same city became final June 12.

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Historical aviation events are recorded in “The Conquest of the Skys,” a motion picture to be shown by Lieut.-Col. H. Weir Cook as part

of the aviation show tomorrow through Sunday at the Butler University Fieldhouse. The show will be given at 4 p. m. and 8 p. m. each day under the sponsorship of the University and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce aviation committee. The film is a compilation of world

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historical aviation scenes. Recorded are the activities of the Wright brothers in Europe in 1908 and in the United Sjates in 1909.

Also pictured are flights by Louis

Bleriot, French aviator, the first man to. fly the English Channel, and .activities of Glen Curtiss in 1909-10. The film shows unusual and unsuccessful early . aircraft. One of these was the cycle-plane which was powered much like a- bicycle. The plane made one flight of one-half

Times. Photo.

The Rev. and Mrs. Roy H. Turley, 4042 Otterbein Ave., get first hand information from daughter Barbara, 13, on Indiana produce. They are taking part in the “School for Adults” at Public School 72.

Butler Film Features Famous Flights

minute before it crashed. The pilot

was uninjured. President. Theodore |

Roosevelt's first flight .is pictured. The NC-4 flying boats which made the first Atlantic flight are shown.

Capt. Koehl, the German pilot, and |: his crew who flew the Atlantic on

the first westward hop are in one sequence.

The effect of air bombs on battle- |

ships are shown in pictures made in 1921-23 of Navy tests on obsolete ships. Current commercial and military plane flights close the film.

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PACKING a = SWEPT BY. FRE

Flames in Stark & Wetzel ‘Meat Firm Quenched After | Battle for Hour.

Stark & Wetz2l, Inc.. meat packing plant at 725 Gardner Lane today. The fire broke out about 1 a. m.| in one room of the sausage * and smoke department of the plant. It spread quickly tc adjoining rooms and was not brought under control | for more than an hour. The cause was undetermined.

Nearly 2) firemen with 15 pieces of equipment answered the alarm

erman at the plant. George W. Stark, plant president, said four sausage machines valued at $100) were destroyed. He declined to estimate damage to! the building and other machinery but said ‘that it would take about two weeks to make repairs and’ that | meanwhile, the 35 employees in the smoke and sausage department would be out of work. The plant employs 110.

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