Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1942 — Page 15

FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1049 Arrange Defense Rally

| Hardest Job Lies Ahead,

(Left to right) Mrs. Brammer, Mrs. Jefferson and Mrs. Whelden.

The meeting to be held at the Riviera Club will begin at 6:30 p. m. with a dinner. ple, post commander, announced that, besides Gen. Tyndall, other speakers will be Chief Charles F. Gregory, who will discuss “Fire Fighting in an Emergency”; R. D. McDaniel, who will outline fire prevention, and Mrs. H H Armholter, who will speak on “Wom-

THE JOHN H. HOLLIDAY JR. Post. American Legion, will sponsor the first defense rally in a series to be held throughout the County by legion posts and patriotic organizations. Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall will speak at the meeting Wednesday Mrs. Harry Brammer, Mrs Charles Jefferson and Mrs. George T. Whelden are members of the

on mittee on arran ifemen: S gram

|BUTLER STUDENTS SCHOOL UPSET "FORM IGHTHU CLUB

OVER WAR TIME

200 Strike in Township Demanding City High Open Hour Later.

the Butler]

College

Undergraduates of University Religion

organized the I'chthu Club. Officers] | $90.

John U. Wicle, vice president; Cochrane, secretary; Esther jamin, treasurer, and Harry Todden, program chairman,

are: Phelps, president; |

Joseph BenMac-

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ans Place in the Defense Pro- |

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GIFTS REPORTED

$300,000 Received So Far;

Olive Says.

With approximately $300,000 re|ported. the local Red Cross cam- | paign is within $50,000 of the goal. Workers were warned yesterday

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by George S. Olive, chairman, that

‘the hardest part of the campaign lies ahead. | Among the larger contributions reported yesterday were $1500 from | Prest-O-Lite, Linde Air Products Co. | |and Carbide Carbon Chemical Corp.; | [$1000 from RCA and an additional donation of $788 from the Standard Oil Ce. and employees. Other Subscriptions Also reported were 17 gifts totaling $735, which were made in the memory of William Fortune.

Other subscriptions were: Rost Jewelry Co. (additional), $100: Car- | negie-Tllinois Steel Corp., $400; Farm Se. | curity Administration employees, $14; | Spink Arms Hotel, $270; Lone Star Cement {© orp. $250: Polar Tce & Fuel Co. and emi plovees, $238: employees of Zimmer Paper Products, $248: Peoples Outfitting Co. and

la mployees, J: £208; iim Corp., $130: City Market, HR Harris Co. and em plovees, $123; State Lite lance Co. nd employees, $109; MeCrory Co. CMPIOYEES. $106: Instev | Nan factupin Co. and employees, £108; Homer J, Williamson and emplovees, $133; | mdiay na Brewers Association, $100: Mrs. J. _ Holliday, $100; Mrs. Perry O'Neal, $100, | and pupils’ and teachers of Tudor Hall

Century-Fox

Twentieth $143; Ham-

"Highland Golf and Country Club and | employees, $89; Peoria & Fastern Railway | accounting department, $87. ye of | Center Township trustees’ office, $73; Kennedy Tank & Man wi facturing Co. $88: emplovees of Omar, Inc, $66; Travelers nsurance Co. employees, $81; New York Central Railroad Pproight department, $n

CLINTON, Ind, Feb, 13 (U.P) — About 200 striking Clinton Township High School pupils today returned to their homes for the seeond dav after learning that no atrangement had been made between city and township school offiefals to ordinate the time for the beginning of classes Clinton schools went on war ume Monday and school still opens there at 8 a m. while township officials ced the starting time to 9 a. m. war ume to avoid | of picking up many fore davlight. busses operate tow! le, they are one hour late in delivering the high school pupils who must attend cla in Clinton

Refuse to Stay Later

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: they terday and returned t About mn other are still attending school here and piving with the extra-hour uling for the piano you now ha Mr. Bovd indicated he had not yet icceeded in making an arrangeit with Township Trustee Dr

riking

township pupils

sound. Archer to get the st sack to their classes reported Dr. Archer had com-

ered to make iid start

$21 Delivers

Ralance on our usual convenient budget plan,

nae a half hour X ch sol wo in both township and town schools at 8:30 a. m., war time, but so far, the Clinton Beard of Education has

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