Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1949 — Page 8
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eign countries will address the an-| session, nual Missions, Conference spon-| sored - by Student
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China, Africa and India and stu-; Miss Margaret Lawrence, missiondents in’ training for missionary ary to China. service will speak on the confer“The Future of Mis- scheduled for Thursday are: “The Forum discusison on {History of Disciples’ “What is the situation now in| Dr. A. E. Cory of the faculty; { state tonight as a low pressure area, extending generally from cen“Methods of Missionary Work,” tral Canada to Texas and covering Indiana, moves eastward. Tem-| |Miss Fleming and Howard Horn- peratures were expected to range in the middle and upper 40's | er, missioriary to Africa; “China| throughout the state tonight. Continued westerly winds, mild temperatures and partial’ cloud! |
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: -|China?” will highlight the Student Volunteers Wednesday afternoon meeting. Sponsor Butler Event movies; addresses and discus ang the East Today,” Miss Law-|
Missionaries from various for-|sion are scheduled for the night rence, and “Educating the Church for Missions,” Dean O. L. Shelton, Luke D. Elliott, missionary to Dr. A. C. Watters, also of the fac- . Volungeers! Jamaica, will give the address at ulty, is assisting with the conferWednesday and Thursday in the the opening session Wednesday ence.
Wednesday afternoon | It will come to a close with a,
‘Miss Jennie banquet Thursday at 5:30 p.
from Jamaica, Fleming, missionary to India, and'in the university cafeteria.
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Barrier to Housing “== Project Removed
m. Line on, A small wooden frame liquor | Association Store will no longer block ihe first | evening ses- |ow-rental housing project under|
Madison Musicale Presents Festival”—3:46 p. m., L. B. auditorium.
EVENTS TOMORROW
24th Annual Indianapolis Home She aw Daily 11 to 10:30 facturers Hid e Sta Fa Farol Times tional Bevin Con Hg Garments { Disp ay , i od through Monday, oday. Indiana State Association of Adult Edu-| ation Convention—-Severin Indiana Sta AR “Hellente Convention—p sa. to {Indiana Democratic J iterial Conference—Aftern and
HaIpool iy — hea or resents “I Remember the city's slum clearance pro- | | Ametioan Veterans Co mittee, Indianap-| Bram. |
olis Chapter, Public Housing Conference i 05 0p ar Memorial. |
The store owner, Virgil T. Hall, | said today he would not stand in
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Hospital “Dance m., “Hotel tf the Indi lis Re of the way of the Indianapo ’ \™ Ee, on net pron nts | development Commission, which | Indianapolis Altrusa Club 324 thday | 8 trying to buy slum property for
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Mr. Hall's store, located at out ile pe Cagh 3. ood "Tiumols 14th and West Sts, was the last
Ronald _batricla’ Lou Bautcher, ‘ff Hid} obstacle in the commission's path
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Officials of the redevelopment | commission said Mr. Hall orig|inally had asked $25,000, and ! would toss in the stock. The commission explained that it could | not legally “go into the liquor | business.” : Other Property Bought
| title to the property, bids will be {asked from building groups. All| other property at the site has | been purchased by the commis- | ston. Flanner Homes, Inc., a private group -of citizens interested in| | erecting a series of low-cost dwellings, has been interested in. acquiring the- property since the commission first condemned the land as slums. Mr. Hall said he was protecting, himself by refusing to sell the liquor store when he was first. ap-| proached by commission officials. | | “I had to get a new building] and make sure I could get a new liquor. license,” he asserted. He has since constructed a building { directly across the street from “i the old location.
{ Meanwhile, redevelopment officials were still pushing legal pro- | ceedings to acquire the property [in the event Mr. Hall changes his | mind. They have filed a suit in Marion | County Superior Court 3 to aec{quire the. land. Unless Mr, Hall settles. out of court today or tomorrow, the -case will be heard next “week. |
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