Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1948 — Page 6

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AE WASRD SHUFFLE of children's if you know how to listen, a hundred pieces of fine sandpaper rawhide tom-tom, blending into overtone of excited voices, enced ears of Herman janitor at School 32, It is the spirited of generations on the march. : He has seen them come and go. Little girls tiie ith. pigtails and boys with awry cowlicks and whistling corduroy pants. They stretch from year, right under his eyes, growing fast, Ried daisies in his garden. He knows children and their habits. You see, he sweeps out every night, the top floors. He finds them tidy, for the most part. There are few scraps of Yaper on the floor. And they seldom break chalk, He looks on them as his ever-changing family, for he’s a bachelor and 54. What he forgets as he sees them sprint quickly through the grades, from room to room, is that they see him, too. They see his round and open face; his smooth high forehead, his easy-laughing, twinkling, deep brown eyes. It would be pretty hard for anyone to fail to get along with Herman Ante. He walks with a roll which would do any seaman credit and wears a flat, gray cap which, when he's talking in earnest, “he shoves back on his forehead leaving a hint of baldness. { He doesn’t talk easily, believes in modesty. He's pi hard to draw out and warm up. ‘This is humility in Its purest form, born of 31 years of being the daytime father of nearly 6000 children. He knows you can't fool a child. They know when there's something wrong inside a man. < And they've all loved and respected “Mr. Andy.” That's ‘what they call him, with an almost reverent ring.

§ ‘Just Treat Them Right’

“TREAT "EM RIGHT and keep their good will,” he says with a red-cheeked smile, “and you will.get along.” 2 Outside his basement “office” is a battery of drinking fountains, three sets of four each, where the pupils scramble down the steps to drink. _ That's how ‘most. of the children know “Mr. Andy.” at the drinking fountain and on the playground where he keeps things in shape. He doesn’t pretend to know much about education. He leaves that .to the teachers who, he save,-don't smoke around the building, nor does he, “either at the “building or at home: But he thinks the art of teaching is moving at a lively cli Petes those talking movies,” he explains with the luster of high interest in his eyes. “They see ? history, animals, fish, birds and the big cities of the world,” he sajd, “and they remember what they see.”

How He Looks to Them

WHEN YOU LOOK at a man who earns $205 a y “thonth (started in 1017 at $60), with the view of a commoner living in the heart of the nation’s bread basket, you wonder what goes on in his -- mind when “he ponders the big: questions. of the day, He's boss, He's Mr. America. He and milpo Hons lke him run the country when they go-to. ..the polls. 8a we. asked: “What would you do if you were ‘President 7" He moved lis thick, sun-browned arms to the edge of the table, “That's a pretty hard question.” - Then .he- shoved his flat, gray cap back on’ his” | head. “I voted for Roosevelt in 1932." he began. Without. asking. you knew that was the last time. dant he ‘the way things “Were going” “he explained. “How about those Russians? Foi President Truman?”

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his painted daisies, luxuriant peonies,

Corn and tomatoes “and stuff like that It was late afternoon.

it had for 31 years.

home. this “Mr. Andy." had unburdened States. (By Harold Hartley. }

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Once, back in ’17, he worked for the United| States Encaustic Tile Works on W. 16th and Mis-| souri Sts. where the Flanner House now stands. He left to work as assistant custodian at School

When pupils began to-thin out-he was moved tot Then, in 1931,| he took over the cherry-red brick schoolhouse at|

AT HIS HOME, a little white cottage, set like! a sun-bright jewel in two lawn-carpeted and flowered acres at 2865 8. Meridian 8t., he works among \Frankenstein Monster lemon, | orange and regal lilies, white with color spots in| their fragile throats,. He raises vegetables, too.

His eyes strayed re-peatedly--to- the clock. The long hand had- pe _toed fifteen minutes past the hour of three. was a hand-winder, big and open-faced. Eoin tor loud and insistent tick was prodding him just as. Chureh;-will-present -the sermon 132,

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“I DON'T THINK Truman is the man for the but expect he's

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mg — MURAY” yor rere merican Male Chorus, Lewis Bul. oy directing, at 8:30,

Sun dag-~Program, repeated at 4 and 5:4 civie aa Like It Here” comedy, | es +30 .

Sunqate]. Like WM Bere” at 2.30 and 8:30.

CIRCLE “Casbah,” with Yvonne ReCatis and Tony Martin, at Fo 1:45, 4:30,

7:20 and 10:08 “French Leave,” with Jackie Coop. er. .and. Jackie Coo at. 12:40,

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Cast for Jordan Play Announced

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“Dream Girl,” by

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The first Eagle Scout board of snd! review for 1948 was held today! n- of 4he Rawr snd “Wisttullin the Indianapolis. Athletic- Club, che luncheon honoring the - scouts. were Mayor Al Feeney, IAs Magenheimer, Wallace O. 1.09, scout commissioner; Wilbur |! |Shaw, president of the Indian\apolis Motor Speedway; |Hounghans and B. T. Hu'se, both aircraft test pilots, and Capt. F. the!

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BELMONT andes In he Vahey and Gap” and “A Woman's Vengeance. To, Keeps" and * ‘Smart Politics.’ 4 “Campus Hon Tom | morrow thiougl) Tuesday ape ™"Y \ “Cay Ranchero’ i through Monday “cal Northside aid {| and ‘My Girl Tiss Song.” Sunday through Tuesds i nh ent the ban not. LYWOOD- “My Darling Clementine” | Timberiane' and “Caged Fury.” + CI¥ES r=" ‘Captain Grom Castile and “Second Chance Tomorrow UPTOWN- "Black Bart” and “Tarra fa Tomorrow through Monday rough. Tuesday: “Carnival in Costa] New York Adventure.” Bunday ran g “Nght Song” and “Ivy.” nd. “Smoky.” | Tuesday: “Call Northside TIT ] ¢ COR NET on ing De ghters” and IRVING ‘Oall Northside no oe Sut “Mary Lou. td *Norts. Tomerfe throne Monday “I| ley.” Tomorrow iF Walk. - Alone” and “Wak Up and in Indiana’ and Diamond Horseshoe. Widow of oe aap | : Dream.” LINCOLN-~"1f Winter Comes" “Hop- ZARING—“Bign of the Pram” and “Prince Shc DANY. Mysterious Mr. Valentine” and py's Holiday'= Tomorrow through Tues:| of Thieves.” Tomorrow through h Tuesday. | “Lonehand Texan.” Tomorrow: Hobin-! ay “Road 18 Rig” and Big Town. | “Lady in a Jum ady from’ 2 head” and shorts MECCA — “Bush Pilot” and « Paitners 4 of| Cheyenne SUBURBAN i EME N-"Daae uth" end ‘South of Plains Tomorrow throug ues i) Pago Pago.” Tomorrow through Tuesda “Killer McCOr and “Merton of Movies ' GREENWOOD DRIVE- IN— “Wyoming” and : Captain ® rom Castile” snd “Mr. Reck- OLD TRAIL—"Rin Tin Tin'' “and “Sign of | a Cargo. Tomorrow and Mone eee . less.” the Ram" Tomorrow through Monday:| day: “Pirates of Monterey.” $ FSGUIRE_ “Cobian 2 okt 2 “Sitting Pretty” and “Bury. Me Dead.” uA¥woon" DRIVE + A on Week 3 UNTAIN SQUA eh Tuesday: — tess” and ‘Devil rash ubloon.” Tomor=| 3 eal Northalde Mn an “Bill and Oa Ak omorrow through Monday: | Tow and Monday Bhoeking Miss Piljf 1 § e Wol {5 GARPIELD_- Tntrigue’ end -Rustiers of “Captain of "Castile" and “Lan ENDLETON DRIVEN 1a of the Red-| i ak Canyen. morrow throug NT" Caged Pury” and “Ridin n uxedo Junction ie ead: aioe” nd” “Por ‘Love of PA own Trail” w Tohorrow! “Cynthia” andl row through - Wednesday: “Call “Bowery. Buckar ’

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"38 games.

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