Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1950 — Page 15

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~ Dyres to Test New Fire Pump

Provides Pressure For Sprinkler System

Rowboats will be-in-erder Sunday morning on E. Pearl St. L. 8. Ayres & Co. officials, in co-operation with the Indianapolis fire department, will test a new 1000-gallon fire pump installed in the sub-basement of the department store to provide pressure for the automatic sprinkler system. The pump will be hooked up to downtown mains and water will gush from hoses into the street at the rate 5f 1000 gallons a minute. The pump was manufactured by the Peerless Pump Division, Food| Machinery & Chemical Corp., 2005 Northwestern Ave. and installed by Hayes Brothers. R. B. DeMars, building superintendent of Ayres’, explains that prior to the installation of the new pump, water for the sprinkler system was provided by five storage tanks on the roof of the building. The pump, which generates A pressure of 135 lbs. per square inch, makes an unlimited amount | of water available in case of fires, | he said. Mr. DeMars said the pump! would be available to the city fire department in case of other fires in the vicinity of L. 8. Ayres. You'll find OVER ONE THOVSAND homes for sale in the Real Estate Section of THE SUNDAY TIMES . . . plus news, pictures, house plans, special articles on

eal estate, home. b Be ai vm _vuilding ana Disabled Volorains List

general business, Don't miss it ‘Heroes of the’ Month’

next Sunday! Disabled American Veterans have selected four local national service officers as “Heroes of the Month.” Selected because of their outstanding work in guidance and management of veterans affairs they -are JohnH. Weiss, 1821 Eisenhower Ave.; Russell L. Cunningham, 1110 Winton Ave.; Wil-—liam-E-8cheurer-1832-Eisenhower |Ave, and Joseph N. Shanklin. iCrawfordsville. All are with the DAV national service office in the Veterans Administration ‘headquarters.

Cindy Heller, wearing crown and royal robes, stands beside a 1911 Cadillac after being

crowned "Antiques Queen of 1950" at the National Antiques Show in Madison Square Garden, New York. Cindy was named by 169 male antique dealers as the girl they'd most like to grow old with.

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IU Set ‘o Gradudte 140 Grade Teachers

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 14—Indi{ana University’s program of en-

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elementary teaching field are begining to pay dividends. Approximately 140 grade school , teachers, twice as many as last fe year, will be graduated from 1U|

{Ing the architects, ‘the building to Gov.

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= The university has concentrated on alleviating the shortage of eleimentary teachers for the past |several years. The program includes talking with high school seniors even before they enter Kerdite Clothesline holds 330 Ibs. Ordinary Clothesline holds 190 Ibs. Census. Taker Asserts Withst Too Much Authority ands All Weather! ATLANTA, Apr. 14 (UP) -PoWipes Clean With a Damp Cloth! lice received reports that Census Taker Sanborn Cooper. comAll Clothespins Fit Kordite!

college. plained when one woman stood with her elbows on the mantel,

bed, screamed at a housewife unable to answer some of his questions and had to be chased from oné home with an umbrella. © Police Recorder Frank White suspended an $18 disorderly conduct fine against the 39-year-old enumerator when told that Cooper had .a nervous breakdown recently. The census office told him not. to report to work today.

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Gov. Schricker ~~ | To Be Guest |

Times State service » TERRE HAUTE, Apr. 14—The

new $1.8 million Administration) Jana Health Center Building of |Indiana State Teachers College. {and Mathematics | dedicated i Schricker | guest list.

its Communications and Building will be today with Gov. heading the special

The dedication program was to

|begin at 3 p. m. with the unveil-! [ing of a 7-foot bronze statue, | “Dedication | tured and presented to the college by Dr. Harry V. Wann, chairman |

to : Service,” sculp-

of the department of foreign lan-| | guages. 1 A dedication banquet will bel } held at 6 p. m. and at 7:30 p. m,/ Jceremonies will begin in the audi-| torium, with a half hour tran- | seription NBC at 11:30 p. m.

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Ralph O. Yeager Jr. represent-

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This is the president's modernistic office in the new Administration and Health Center Building of Indiana State Teachers College, one of two new buildings being dedicated today.

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college board, and President ultramodern buildings, which now mathematics, radio and theater, Ralph N. Tirey. Guest

| furnish Indiana some of the finest | be. Dr. facilities of any teachers’ college monies,

president will present State Teachers College, Oneonta, and radio techniques and secretary-treasurer of | Also taking part in the presenta- the American Association of Col{tion and acceptance will be Wil- leges for Teacher Education. There will be tours through the English,

Who Said Antique? College Sets Dedication of New $1,800,000 Building

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ences were to be held this mornences begining at 8:30 a. m. include fourth annual tors Conference, Future Teachers nounced the appointment of a new| of America Conference for high research committee. Dr. James H.} juniors and seniors,

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To Resign Post : Family Service Association, ald over Community Chest agency, today tou honored Harold R. Woodard, re- and 4 ~. tiring - president , ’ y of the associa- § tion, He served the past three years. A testimonial

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{Dan {empty- -handed from a goose hunt{Ing trip, his wife had a big, fat goose in the oven. She explained [that the bird had flown through {the windshield while she was {driving on the highway.

at a noon meeti ing of the board and staff mem: bers, The resolution lauded Mr. Woodard, for his vigorous work in of measures to

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the development w combat . family with the staff in cetermining the breakdowns. causes. of family difficulties and Juliug Birge, newly elected pres- the development of treatment ident of the association, an- metho.s. : Other chairmen appointed were: Mrs. John P. Collett, Byron P, and Peeling, Butler University, was Hollett, Harold N. Fields, Mrs, Senior named chairman. {Wilson Mothershead, Relly G, The new committee will work!Adams and Mr, Woodward.

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