Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1939 — Page 24

SCHOOL TRAFFIC SAFETY BATTLE JOINED BY DUNN

County Executive Appeals’

-To Motoring Hunters To Use Caution. °

Malcolm, Dunn, County Schools superintendent, today joined parents school officials in their fight to e the highways safe for County school children. Mr. Dunn, realijing that traffic will increase with/the opening of the hunting s tomorrow, has appealed to hunters.to obey the State law which forbids passing a school bus that is loading or unloading children. Sheriff Al Feeney, joining Mr. Dunn, said that “a lot of hunters probably will be anxious to get io their ~favorite hunting spot before someone. else does.”

Convoy Promised

. He added the warning: “If we + catch any hunters or any other * driver, passing a school bus in violation ‘of the law there wili be an immediate arrestt.” The sheriff has promised to convoy all busses in those areas where complaints are made. By following| several busses in the past.few weeks the sheriff has arrested more than a dozen persons for passing standing busses. Meanwhile a petition signed by parents of pupils in Warren Township is to be presented to Don Stiver, Indiana State Police’ Superintendent. The petition will ask for police convoys for busses until the violators are arrested.

: Overloading Charged Numerous gomplaints that careless drive epeatedly pass school busses ‘when they are loading or unloading have been made by parents

Peters to Aftend Conference—R. Earl Peters, Federal Housing Authority, state administrator, will go to Chicago Sunday to attend a conference called by Washington officials of the FHA to map out the 1940 large scale housing program. He will be accompanied by Kenneth L. Overfield of his staff. The fiveday conference opening Monday will be attended by representatives of 15 Middle Western states.

E. W. P. Smith, consulting engineer for the Lincoln Electric Co., Cleveland, O., will address the November meeting of the Indiana Section, American Welding Society, at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Athenaeum, following a dinner. His topic will be “Factors Affecting the Cost of Welded Products.”

in Warren and Decatur Townships. Parents in Warren Township apparently are satisfied that over-

crowding of busses in.their community has been eliminated” by rerouting to cut down on the size of loads. Overcrowding also is said to exist in Decatur Township and in many other townships in the state. Lack of large enough appropriations to buy additional busses has tied the . hands of the school officiais, they

Dr. McPheeters on Radio—Start-

ing tonight, the Church Federation of Indianapolis will present a program over WFBM between 9:30 and 9:45 o'clock each Thursday night. Dr. C. A. McPheeters, pastor of the North Methodist Church, will give an interview tonight on “The Bible and Life.” First Presbyterian Church will sing. George F. Holler will direct.

The Youth Choir of the

Turner Reports 20 Students—Col.

Roscoe Turner today reported 20

Sixteen Named at Butler—Sixteen students have been appointed to the sales promotion staff - of -the Butler University student directory. Max Wildman of Peru, circulation manager, announced ‘the appointment ‘of the following students: Misses Nancy Trimble, Helen Galbraith, Jane Collins, Norma Strauss, ‘Wilma: Gray, Marian Wilcox, Betty Kreuger and Mary Roberts and Thomas Lewis, Herbert DeHaven, Richard Carson - gnd Samuel

Elaine Aukerman, Union City; Miss Betty Hemrick of Peru; Walter

Hurst of Morristown. /

Mayor Reginald Sullivan today proclaimed tomorrow as U. S. Marine Day and asked all Indian--apolis citizens to join in its ob=. servance. Tomorrow will be the 164th anniversary of the founding of the U. S. Marines by’ Congress, the Mayor's proclamation said.

Health - Speaker Scheduled—Dr. J. J. Hoover, of Terre Haute, lecturer for the Indiana State Board of Heaith, will speak at the Shiloh Baptist Church tonight at 8 o'clock. He will discuss “Syphilis and Its Prevention.” Dr. Hoover is speak-

claim.

CLUB FEDERATION

BACKS DRIVE ON RATS

" The Seventh District Federation of Clubs today indorsed the request of the Mayor's Civic Pride Committee that the State Tax Board

restore a $1000 item for rat elimination in the city which was cut out; by the City Council. In a resolution sent to the Works Board and Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, the Federation pointed out that the number of rats has grown “to alarming proportions and that immediate action is needed.” The resolution praised the work done by ~the Mayor's committee and the Smoke Abatement League in striving to make Indianapolis a “cleaner and more attractive city.”

NINE INDIANA WPA WORKS APPROVED

Nine Indiana projects involving expenditures of $365,279 have been approved by WPA officials, John K. Jennings, State WPA administrator, announced today. The largest on the list is a $131,395 street and alley improvement program at West Lafayette. Another is for $66,094 to pave county roads in Benton County. - A third project for $57,363 calls for street and alley paving in

students had enrolled in his new flying school at the Municipal Airport. Although it will be more than a month before construction will begin on his proposed $100,000 hangar and school administration building,

Col. Turner is to begin. flight instruction within the next week.

Townsend 54 to Meet—The East

End Townsend Club 54 will hold a bean supper from 6 to 8 p. m. tomorrow at E. Washington and Denny Sts. A program will follow.

Exchangeites. Note Armistice— The Indiana Exchange Club will

observe Armistice Day at its lunch-

eon meeting in the Hotel Severin tomorrow noon. Speakers will be

Maj. Lorenzo D.-Macy, in charge of Reserve Officers

Training Corps work in local schools, and Lieut. Col. Enrico Urrutia, U. S. Army recruiting officer.

Lind Here Tomorrow—Prof. S. C. Lind, president-elect of the American Chemical Society, will speak before the Indiana Section of the American Chemical Society at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Hotel Severin. Prof. Lind is dean of the Institute of Technology at the University of Minnesota, director of the university’s School of Chemistry, and editor of the “Journal Physiological Chemistry.”

Engineers Meet Nov. I7—William A. Hanley, engineering director, Eli Lilly & Co. will speak at a meeting of the Central Indiana Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at the Athenaeum, Friday, Nov. 17. There will be a dinner at-6:30 o'clock followed by the. program at 7:30

Jonesboro, Grant County.

ing under auspices of the Aesculapian Medical - Society of ~ Indianapolis. Lock Firm Head to Speak—Howard Sweetman, manager of the Best Universal Lock Co., will speak at the Scientech Club luncheon at the Board of Trade Building Monday. He will discuss locks in a talk on' “Security Through the Ages.”

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