Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1940 — Page 10

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KEYSTONE AVE, SEWER ASKED

Works Board to Rule May 27 On Petition; Two h

Owners Protest. Euchre Party Tonight—A euchre

The works Board will rule May 27 party will be held by the Wayne on the petition of N. Keystone Ave. Township 14-40 Republican Associa-

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property owners for a sanitary and 400 at 8 o'clock tonight at the

storm sewer to relieve poor drain-! | ‘es Wayne Post American Legion clubage conditions on the thoroughfare. > orous |rooms, 6566 W. Washington St.

Board members yesterday post-| yoned Betion after hearing remon-| B. ¥. P. U. to Hold Festival—A | strances of two property owners > y { The drain would A in Brouse st. | May festival will be held by the B. one block west of Keystone Ave. Y: P. U. of the First Baptist Church from 32d St. to the main inter- at 6:45 p. m. tomorrow in the din- | ceptor drain at 30th St. [ing room of the church. | improvements and plans and specifications, provements are graveling of Colorado Ave. from day, decorations chairman, 36th to 38th Sts, the paving of 'E.| Maryland St. from Shelby to Lieota Sts. and the paving of the first alley east of Sherman Drive from 28th to|the U. 8. Secret Service in Indian30th Sts. apolis, will show a motion picture] Also approved was the installation [illustrating how to tell good from] of curb and sidewalks on the south bad money at the Indanapolis Ex- | side of E. St. Clair St. from De- [change Club luncheon tomorrow Quincy to Wallace Sts, and on both noon in the Hotel Severin, sides from Wallace to Carlisle Sts. | Board members inspected the| Optimists to See Movie—The In-| Municipal Airpert, under the dianapolis Optimist Club will see a guidance of Superintendent I. J.|motion picture on life insurance at Dienhart. The Beard approved its luncheon tomorrow noon in the waiting room changes made by the Columbia Club. superintendent and agreed to make, minor building repairs and install] ACTING starm doors to the chart room.

Secret Service Film on Program— |

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POSTMASTER Times Special WASHINGTON, D. C, May 16.—| [The Senate today had approved | the Presidential appointment of Mrs. Trilla Hammond as acting postmaster at Grandview, Ind. {

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JUDGES NAMED FOR ESSAY CONTEST HER

Essay judges for Marion County | mr high school entries in the Greater | Indiana contest were announced to- | Asth day by the State Publicity Division, | sponsor, | They are DeWitt S. Morgan, public school superintendent, chairman; Myron Green, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce industrial commissioner; Horace Abbott, county agricultural agent; Henry Davis, Indianapolis Convention and Publicity Bureau director; and Luther L. Dickerson, city librarian.

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WPA TO SHOW WORK AT MEDICAL CENTER

Work of the WPA equipment inventory project at the Indiana Uni versity Medical Center will be open for inspection Monday on the first floor of the Riley Hospital and in Room 308. State House. The project. sponsored by the State Accounts Board, calls for compiling a complete record of all equipment and furniture in 10 buildings at the Center, and placing numbered metal tags on the various inventoried articles. The same work is being done at the State House and the State Library.

Prison, Indiana

Similar work has been) (completed in several state institutions here, including the Indiana School for the Blind, Indiana School Miss for the Deaf, Blind Industries, InThe Board approved several new Esther Waggoner, chairman, is be- diana Women's ordered City ing assisted by Clara Maass, pro-|gchool for Girls, Central State HosEngineer M. G. Johnson to draw gram chairman; Charles Bowhay, pital, 1. U. Extension, Naval Armory

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Recreation Aid Asked by Landon

Congested cities deny children their “birthright of play,” unless there are adequate playgrounds and swimming pools, Hugh McK. Landon said today in asking contributions for the National Recrea« tion Association, Mr. Landon {is Indianapolis sponsor for the association. His statement was made in letters to prominent local citizens asking their aid in continuing the assoclation’'s services, which include surveys and special studies, train< ing institutes and a personnel service and a recreation clearing house and consultation bureau. Revealing that 1234 new play areas were opened in the nation last year, bringing the national to= tal to 17721, Mr. Landon said, “the time to provide needed play facilities is now. Blistering heat, dangerous trucks and crowding deny children their birthright of

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BAR GROUP UPHOLDS ‘NEUTRALITY ZONE’

WASHINGTON, May 16 (U. P)). ~A special subcommittee of the American Bar Association reported yesterday that the 300-mile safety sone around the Western Hemisphere is valid under international law. The committee said that the zone “may prove to be a strong fac«

tor in preventing the dimming lights of civilization from being completely extinguished.” The report, submitted to the full association, asserted that the principle set forth by the 21 American republics in establishing a ‘peace zone” was no more reyplutionary than the Monroe Doctrine which has been accepted by all nations only after the prolonged insistence of the United States. The report contended that the zone was an extension of the Monroe Doctrine theory to sea areas.

SPECIAL LIBRARIANS "TO CONVENE JUNE 3

More than 300 librarians who are specialists in the fields of science, business and the arts are expected to attend the annual convention of the Special Libraries Association in the Claypool Hotel June 3 to 6. Mrs, Irene M. Strieby, Lilly Research Laboratories librarian, is chairman of the convention. The convention theme will be “Utilization of Resources.” Group discussions

by newspaper librarians will be stressed because of the demands being made upon such libraries as a result of the war in Europe.

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