Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1949 — Page 10

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Since the English Theater no longer is available for Good Friday services, Protestant services will be held this Good Friday in Block's’ Auditorium. The decision to hold the Protes-) tant services also in the First Baptist and Second Presbyterian Churches and Catholic Way ol the cross Devotions, custom, in the World War Memorial Plaza was announced yesterday by the interdenominational) Good Friday committee. The committee met at luncheon in the YMCA. - Willlam~ Greener will serve again as chairman of the committee and the Rev. H. H, Hazenfield, as secretary. George Joslin was made a vice chairman, New committee members are William Kuebler, William O'Neal, Harold Duling, Harrison Miller and the Rev. Fr. Victor Goossens. Dr. Sumner L. Martin, superintendent of the Indianapolis Methodist District, ‘will write the Good Friday prayer.

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The following circles of the St. Paul Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet tomorrow at

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Adoption of a measure introduced in the Hoosier Senate to outlaw placing of television screens in motor vehicles so that they are in line of vision from the driver's seat was urged today by James D. Harrison, director of the Indiana Traffic Safety Commission, “It would . seem sensible to adopt this safety step before motorists - start investing In television, instead of waiting until me have gone to considerable expense,” Mr, Harrison said.

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