Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1941 — Page 6

TECH OBSERVES

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Statue to Feature All-Day Program. Tech High School today observed

“*Supreme Day,” the 25th annual’

‘commemoration of the Indiana Su‘preme Court decision awarding the . 96-acre campus to the school city.

fhe program is to be highlighted

py the unveiling of a bust of Milo H. Stuart, first Tech principal. * The-bust is to be unveiled at 2:30' "p.m. in the tower entrance of the

Stuart Memorial Building. Dedica-|

tion speaker was to be Richard © Smith, a senior, with an audience of * one representative from each Tech room. os Widow Among Guests

". Special guests are to be Mrs. Stuart and daughter, Miriam; Mrs. Charles Cox, widow of the Supreme Court judge who presided when the ‘ decision was handed down; E. H. Paniels, Indianapolis sculptor who made the bronze bust, and charter Tech teathers, including Principal H. H. Anderson. _ = The 33-inch bust is mounted on. a seven-foot red marble base. The entire day was given over to the celebration, although regular classes were scheduled, with parents invited to attend.” _ In connection_with the celebration, |a Science Congress With pupil ‘speakers was scheduled for 8:20 a. m. to 3:15 p. m. Also on the Prosram is a free baseball game at p. m. between Tech and the State School for the Deaf. Parents to Meet Teachers Parents are invited to confer with teachers from 3 to 4 p. m., with 10 .section meetings planned at the same time for seniors interested .in entering professional training. At 4 p. m. the Tech physical education classes will give mass demon--strations in the stadium and the

Tus. ‘SUPREME DAY

Unveiling of Milo Stuart

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Units Today

Manual Training High School R. O. T. C. boys got up early this morning to make last minute preparations for their “final exam,” the annual Federal inspection which began at their school at 8 o'clock. fieut. Col. C. A. Robinson of Ft. Hayes, O., was in charge. The us Attucks unit was scheduled inspection at 10:15 o'clock and the Shortridge High School cadets at 2:15 p. m. Tomorrow the Washington High School boys will be. inspected "at 10:13 a. m. and the Tech High School unit at 2 p. m. Col. Robinson arrived in Thdianapolis yesterday for his inspection of the City’s youngest soldiers and

newly uniformed Tech band will give a concert at 5 p. m. °

conferred with DeWitt S. Morgan,

superintendent of public schools,

Inspects R. O. T. C. ]

Lieut. Col. L. D. Macy (left), School Superintendent DeWitt S. Morgan and Lieut. Col. C. A. Robinson . . , confer on R. O. T. C. inspection.

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Army Colonel fo Review City

and Tomorrow

and Lieut. Col. L. D. Macy, profes sor of military science and tactics for the Indianapolis schools.

USE FOOT REFLECTOR TO GUARD PEDESTRIAN

MIAMI], Fla. (U. P.) —Two inventions designed for the protection of pedestrians have made their appearance on the streets here. One is similar to a window shade, and when pulled down by a simple wrist movement displays a sign reading: “Go ahead,” informing the pedestrian the motorist will stand still. It was invented by C. M. Leary of Gary, Ind. The other safety device, patented by Mrs. C. A. McKinley of Miami, is a reflector attached to a rubber band and worn on the shoes of cyclists and pedestrians on th streets after dark. ;

TERRE HAUTE HOST

TO 2000 ARMY MEN PFT. SHERIDAN, Ill, May 22 (U. P.).—More than 2000 officers! and men were to leave Ft. Sheridan this morning for Rutledge Falls, Tenn. near Camp Forrest, where they will

participation in maneuvers.

Fi. Sheridan this year will include the 61st Coast Artillery (AA), Company B of the 81st Quartermaster Battalion, and the 23d Ordnance Company. They will move in convoy of 465 trucks. The stop tonight will be at

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The largest troop movement from]

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join other Second Army units for| , 1

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