Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1948 — Page 23

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STUDENTS TOUR HOME SHOW—Th industrial arts at Ball State. Teachers C Home Show. They are (left to right} Miss Mary Ewart, Miss Jane Shafer

Home Show Enters Seventh Full Day

to Set

New Record

Boosted by another estimated 10,000 patrons yesterday, the 23d annual Indianapolis Home Show entered its seventh full day today, apparently certain of setting a new attendance record before it closes at 10:30 p. m. Sunday. A chorus of 80 students from Stout Institute in Menomonie, Wis, will sing tonight at the Home Show under the direction of Harold Cooke. The appear-i[ ance is being shonsored by the

American Legion,

Students were scheduled to visit the Home Show today from

Greenfield and

High Schools and Indiana University]

Greenwood

and Franklin \College.

»15 Schools; The Clay County Home Ecopomics Club is expected to be represented by 150 members. The 15 schools represented by classes] at the exposition yesterday were McKinley of Muncie, Warren Central, Mooresville, Mooreland, Maxwell, Fishers, Shelbyville, Clayton, Connersville, Perry Central of Boone County, Dana and

_ Mt. Comfort.

J.. Frank Cantwell, managing director of the exposition, the Manufacturers Building at the state fairground, announced that the show will operate on Daylight Saving Time Sunday wiht the doors cpening one hour earlier, at 10 a. m,, to accommodate the anticipated last-day

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chert Cleared

In Criminal Case

Manson L. Reichert, former Republican Mayor of Evansvjlle, today was cleared of criminal charges involving campaign funds,

Mr. Reichert, still the Republican chairman of Vanderburgh County, was first indicted on nine counts that he received. political contributions and failed to turn them over to the county GOP

treasurer.

All of the charges were quashed on mistions by Mr. Reichert’s lawyers. The state appealed to the Supreme Court on three of the involving alleged con-

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The decision, of the Supreme Court held thaf the charges were 00se and incomplete,” lacking

rany of the allegations neces-|1t takes a good mind now.» and 18 (now sonstiuctinsy OCF Ras. 3 8a, > IND, 114~From Pininal a URer rafting of | Mosebaugh agreed that a little|ine: County: 18% miles. over Ras

Mr. Reichert was accused of re¢tiving. $6100 from Alvin R. Brown and $6800 t

$12,900.

: ett and Clarence Coogan. ST ————————————————

Ship Movements

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{had done the best job in the state. :| Gary was ranked second be-

and Miss Rosella Martin.

Family Scrapbook

. “All right, Honey Pie, will you wear the blue dress or the green one this morning?” Such a simple question as this can have a lot of meaning. For it’s a good idea to permit even our very young children to make choices. As they get practice with the simpler things; they will gradually increase their ability to make intelligent choices lof a more important sort. Some parents feel that children cannot be expected to make choices and should be told just what to- do and when to do it. Children of such parents are likely to be the ones who fuss and fume or who accept everything in a spineless sort of way. >

So why not give your Mary Ann or Donny opportunities to learn to make up their own minds? It's not a question of unlimited choice, of course, but deciding what they will wear, whether they want spinach or peas for lunch and whether they want to climb in bed themselves or be lifted in. Lay the groundwork for the development of independent but co-operative youngsters, EERE

Top Fire Chiefs Receive Trophies Two blue-ribbon Hoosier fire chiefs agreed today that a fire worth putting out should never have been started. They also said that ft took

more brains nowadays to be a fire fighter, °

The two were Chief Edward Uebelhoer of Ft. Wayne and Chief Robert Mosebaugh of Anderson. ‘They took home big trophies for

had the best fire prevention records in Indiana.

“The era of fire fighting 'with strong backs and weak minds,” said Uebelhoer, “is gone forever.

way to protect a city from fire than hose-squirting and sirenringing. The trophies were awarded last night to Anderson and Ft. Wayne at ‘the Annual Fire. Prevention Award banquet of the Indiana Fire Chiefs Association. The National Fire Protection Association and the National Board of Fire Underwriters decided who

hind the two leaders.

Indianapolis was third.

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Why Not Try This? By DR. ERNEST G. OSBORNE EE eee ere {| the Indiana Bureau of Chiroprac|tics will be held May 2 in the

|| ropractors are expected to attend

their cities today because they (177)

“beforehand” thinking is a better{i, sad § (bridge construction)

Rds. 29 structio:

Schricker to Address ® Church Banquet :

churches of Marion, Hancock and ‘Hendricks Counties will attend a district banquet presenting Henry F. Schricker, former governor, in an address tonight at 16:30 - p.- mn. - in' the Olive" Branch! Church.

apolis’' residents will in a panel discussion of the current rabies situation at 12:15 to.|Morrow over station WIRE.

' James Payne ‘will be moderator of a panel on the topic “Protect Your Family against Rabies.’ Members of the panel will include Dr. Raymond Fagan, state board of health; Dr. Gerald Kempf, city health ‘officer; Milton Craig, city prosecutor and Judge Joseph Howard.

Plan to Teach Voters How to Use Machines -

Those to learn the technique of operating the new voting es have been in-

vited to the Coroner's office on the first floor of the Marion! County Court House, Several

machines set up in the front of the office

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100 Chiropractors

Washington Hotel. Approximately 100 Hoosier chi-

the convention, according to Dr. Ralph Agnew, Indianapolis, presiden

t. Speakers will include Dr. B, J.

of chiropractic; George .G. Rinier,

the International Chiropractic Association; Dr. C. F. Amann, Indianapolis, member of the Indiana State Board of Medical Examiners, and Lester C. Nagley, 8r., Nashville, public relations director. The association’s officers will hold a . pre-convention dinner meeting May 1 in the Washington Hotel. They are Dr. Agnew, Dr. Clarence J. Price, Shelbyville, first vice president; Dr. Roy Koffel, Logansport, second vice president; and Dr. Moore, . Alexandria, secretarytreasurer.

Indiana Detours Are Announced

‘ The State Highway Commission today announced the following detours on Indiana roads: IND. :

(bridge out); over tons at south of Pennville; 18 miles over Rds. and 18 (bridge construction). IND, 13 miles north of ; 1 mile over county oil mat (pavement repair); north of Pierceton, 1 over

county vement and U. 8. 30 (new |construetion)

IND. 16—Just west of R4. 5, Hun County;

ton 8 miles over Rds. 5, 113 and 105. : IND. to traffic over 3 tons at the odge of Pennville; detour 22 miles over . 303, 18 and county gravel (bri construction). . 8. at east ed,

Patton then north on county: road to Rd. 24 (bridge construction).

. 26—West of Portland; 5% miles over 27, county stone and off mat (new construction).

U. 8. 50 to just north miles over Roads $50 31-A crete

U. 8. $1—From ot Sms; A {closed to passenger patching and re-

U. 8.

\ . 3%—From Yountsville to Crawordsville; 8 over county gravel and Rd. 34 (bridge construction). . 89-—TFrom . 14 to North JudSon; 34 miles over Rds. 14, 43 snd 10 (construction). IND. Liberty east to Ohio Line; Rds. 27, 122 and 31 (bridge Fe .(this detour extends into Ohio over

EH] miles over

IND. 60—From Salem to Pekin; 14 miles over Rd. 135 and county oil mat (new construction)

IND. 61—Ciosed from Winslow south % mile; de! over Rds. 57 and

tour 20 64 (grad d paving) . IND 61 Clowed between Redkey and

Laurel to Nulltown; 14 miles over county pavement, Rd. 1 and

county Jiavel (road repair). IND. 162—Southeast of Jasper; 12 miles over Rds. 64 and 45 (grading and . + 367--From 10th

surface . 534—West of Rd. 29; 3 miles over h i and Zionsville Rd. (new con-

Laymen from . the Christian

The: banquet is one of a Series of district laymen’s . 8atherings sponsored by the Indiana Christian Missionary Association and its general secretary, Dr. E. D. Lowe. Fred’ Smith will preside and the Rev. Benton B. Miller, host pastor, tonight will extend greetings, Harvey Darting is in charge of arrangements. i ————————————————

Radio Panel Plans

To Discuss. Rabies.

A plea and warning to Indian-

be sounded

Dog Pound Superintendent

have been

Plan May Parley |

Palmer, Davenport, Iowa, son of" the late Dr. D. D. Palmer, founder

lis, general counse] for .

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