Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1942 — Page 9
START DEFENSE | T. B. Fighter SCHOOL APRIL 15!
Civilians Will Be Taught How to Fight Fire Bombs | And Deadly Gases.
By LOUIS ARMSTRONG Housewives and other civilians will be able to receive complete in-| structions in fighting fire bombs and deadly gases at a civilian defense school April 15, 16 and 17,
Dr. Herman E. Hilleboe
in the war memorial. The classes have been arranged by the Indianapolis® and Marion county defense councils and will} be supervised by Fire Chief Harry Fulmer and Battalion Chief Frank Craig. Three separate courses will be 8 = given. General fire prevention will : include instruction on removing Nationally Known Leader fire hazards and fire control. A class in handling incendiary bombs To Speak Here at will be given and one on protec-| . tions against deadly gases. Two Meetings. Many ministers are planning to take the course so that they can| The Marion County and Indiana give instructive talks. Members of Tuberculosis association will hear the defense speakers bureau WhO twg addresses by Dr. Herman E. intend to give talks on fire preven- yy apo of Washington, D. C., at tion also will enroll. i A demonstration will be given on the annual conference at the Linhow to extinguish an incendiary coln hotel Tuesday. bomb. Classes will begin at 9 a. m.| Dr Hilleboe, a leader in the naeach of the three days. {tional campaign for the control of gy & -4 i tuberculosis, will speak at the noon : imeeting on “Tuberculosis Control Raid Staff Named and National Defense.” and at the
Mrs. George Parry and Mrs Syl- night meeting he will speak on “The vester Johnson have been named to Luberculosis Problem During the head the group of civilian defense War.” workers who will staff the office! of the city’s air raid control center. ' The center will be in operation ROAD 63 REOPENED;
within the next few days at 22d and Delaware sts. City officials are LINKS CLINT i preparing it for occupancy now. |
; he | Road 63 was reopened to traffic Planning Board to Meet [this week after being closed beThe planning board of the coun- Ween Clinton and U. 8. 41 for re-
tv and city defense councils volun-: pair of a bridge floor. teer participation council will meet! Detours now in effect on the state tonight at the war memorial. The highway svstem are: board is an executive advisory . : 4 committee and tonight will be its|is Ee haa PA a we first meeting since organization.! Ind. 4—From Gothen to Ind. 13, 10 Members of the hoard are: (ites Syer U. 8. 33, county pavement and William E. Abel, Mrs. Jean 8.! 13—From_ south of Lake Wawasee
Boyle, Robert L. Brokenburr, James Lo iupction U. 8 6 9 miles over county F. Carroll, the Very Rev. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, Rabbi Morris M.
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