Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1942 — Page 2
IWARDIGE ON TAXES CHARGED
Congress Deferring Action
Until After Election, ~~ Wilson Claims. |
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Frank A. Montrose
Frank A. Montrose, Bell Vice President, Began as "Student Engineer.
Frank A. Montrose, a major in World War I and at t vice president and general manager of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. is observing his 35th year of service with the company today. Entering the business as a stu-
Montrose won successive promotions of increasing responsibility. Before coming to this city 32 years ago, he serevd with Bell companies on the West coast, at Kansas City, St. Louis and Columbus, O. Elected to the vice presidency in
as general superintendent and chief engineer. { In the last war Mr. Montrose organized and commanded the 412th telegraph battalion and was decorated by the British government. for his services. He also was one of the founders of e American Legion at Paris and been active in the organization ever since. Mr. Montrose lives at 4224 Central ave. .
LAT U. WIN BRYAN AWARDS
City Among Holders Of Scholarships.
Times _Soecial : BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 1.— Pour Indiana university students, including Robert P. Brockmann of Indianapolis, today were named win-
CONTINUE FIGHT FOR PARK JOB
Members of the Mayor's
Committee Again Rap Rooney Quster.
The mayor's advisory committee on recreation has issued a statement in support of its request that the recently abolished job of assistant city recreational director be restored.
The committee's statement fol- - committee being because of a generally expressed demand for improved recreation for Indianapolis. After study of the situation, the committee has acted in an advisory capacity to the park board, which is the administrative body for the recreation department.
Service Appreciated
“The park board has, we think, heen appreciative of the volunteer service rendered by the committee in analyzing the recreational needs (of the. community, and the singere effort to find ways to meet these needs. For the past two years the working relationship between the committee and the park board has, ‘We feel, provided a constructive force for the improvement of the recreation department. “At this time, the committee has| two points which we wish to discuss, with the hoard. “I. In the spring of 1940, our ex-| panding program indicated the need for an assistant director of recreation, to assume the responsihility for program planning, training and jpersonnel. The park hoard accepted this suggestion, and the services of ‘Mr. Rooney were obtained. Feel Need Greater This Year
“In the opinion of the committee, 1942 presents an even greater need for an assistant director of recreation in Indianapolis. In the past two years, Southside, Keystone, Ray st. and Northwest community centers have been opened. We have ingugurated a winter program at Mupicipal Gardens, provided for a full time program at Christian park, and have co-operated = with the
41. “The whole summer program has
apolis has increased enormously, with defense workers and the military forces coming in. | City Services Taxed “All of the city services and faeilities are being taxed to the utmost. The recreation department particularly will feel this strain, for an-
ners of the William Lowe Bryan scholarships for next year.
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BY A REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
Other winners hesides Mr. Brockwere George Gregory, Bloom-
ners will be seniors next year with the exception of Miss Hawley, who will he a junior. Awarded on the basis of scholastic ability, character, leadership and
|ing over $9000 has been made by
other factor in the situation is the many children whose mothers have any into defense industries will need and use the parks,
“The permanent staff of the ‘de<! partment now numbers 20, a majority of
t attract experienced recreational leaders. Naturally such a staff re-| quires almost constant supervision | The
o stimulate participation and volunteer services. The value of this has heen amply demonstrated by the increasing confidence and gratification these
would have welcomed the opportu-| hity to plan with the park board for any possible economies in the
pre-suppose the right of protest when not consulted. | Method Deplored “IL The committee deplores the method used by the board in ter-
recommendation when his np ment is terminated.
t. “To substantiate the stand taken:
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