Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1946 — Page 17

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17,1948 i: THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1906 i ee =e || Foorer, MALAN DETALS! Sich, Sores | ‘Med $Y AT * : mre || WHITE'S SCHOOL NEEDS | > M ARKET Retiring Superintendent. | 401 5. Warman. Ave. Urges Better Pay. OPEN 24 HOURS Dr, Clement T. Malan, retiring

EVERY DAY INCLUDING "SUNDAY |

state superintendent of public .instruction, today outlined a 10-point legislative program to satisfy needs | of the school system, He recommended:

ONE: An increase in the salary of | »lhe state superintendent of public ? instruction to $7500. ¢ TWO: Extend the term of office = {rom two to four years. THREE: Reduce grade school classes from 35 to 25 pupils, con: forming to the unit of secondary classes considered for state tuition support. v FOUR: Pay more to school emi} ployees, commensurate with salaries { in other fields. | | . cratic party's nominee for conFIVE: Provide financial support |

8 1 bin | gress from the fifth district, but or adult education in local schools. | Mrs. Mankin says she is, and is SIX: Codify school laws, elimi-| carrying to the’ people her ‘fight nating waste and duplication, to be listed as a Democratic eanSEVEN: Require at didate in the November general school board member election. woman,

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his state Democratic convention say that Rep. Helen Douglas

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{funds paid by the state for edwica{tonal purposes against a reduction tof local taxes. | NINE: Determine the value of the | {teaching unit for state tuition sup|port on an 8% -month basis, instead |of eight-month basis," . | TEN: Provide a full-time consultant on school building planning. | . . |

Air Group Probes Use of

| eS immpition Approach Lights. EX-SCHOOL TEACHER | Night fiving to studs the use of

IS DEAD HERE AT 16 approach lights in modern aviation

| . Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. will highlight today's session of the {tomorrow at Kirby Mortuary for air parley at Weir Cook Municipal {Miss Daisy Brooks, retired Indiaa- airport. apolis school teachecr, who died | Foreign representatives from 38

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to the regular batter made with | Tussday at Long hospital. She pn. tions are in the second week of Duff's Mix. { {the Provisional International Civil PN The granddaughter of Thomas ,yiation organization meeting here [Coutresl, Jrokinens Surly ye to examine American communica-< or ma ars at; y y tions and navigation equipment for Just add School 61. She had lived in the : Suip

. possible adoption as an international Spink-Arms hotel. | standard at a conference She is survived by three nieces nortreal, Canada, Oct. 30. ° and one nephew, Charles I. Stanton, deputy administrator of civil aeronautics administration, explained tonight's dem- | onstrations. “Lighting will play an important {part in landing aircraft during

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