Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1950 — Page 38

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i. Mary Lou Niles, Dennis Myers and Margery Holsinger (lo 30 right) will "carel joyfully” in the Poets’ Corner pageant.

i i. The Poets’ Corner will pre- “based on the scriptural story of | “sént a Christmas program of the nativity. “pa eantry and music with a A festival of Christmas music ge cast of both children and will precede the dramatic part SSdults at 1:30 p. m. Satur- of the program. Solos, choral day in the Little Auditorium of music and a Christmas wishing “fhe Athenaeum. . well all are planned. “Miss Olive Inez Downing, Miss Downing will be assisted ~ Poets’ Corner president, wrote in the afternoon’s entertainment “the script for the adult play, by members of the Poets’ Cor““The Prince of Peace,” and for ner, mothers of the children, "the children’s dramatization, musicians and club women from

“White Christmas.” The play is all parts of the city,

535 New Parking More! Theologian

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Meters Approved SOUTH BEND, Dec. T — The

Rev. Fr. John C. Ford, professor

or moral theology at Weston 185 Are Slated for |

College, will speak SatFountain Square urday morning at the fourth an-

The Works Board today voted nual Natural Law Institute that! fo bring 535 additional parking opens tomorrow after at Notre meters to the streets of Indian- py, University. apolts. Other speakers, previously an-|

5 | a poard menue A re Foun. nounced, will join Father Ford in! tain Square business district on a panel discussion to be broadthe request of merchants there. 25! Saturday jitarnoon of the The remainder will be placed In coast-to-coast MBS network. the downtown district at loca- Advertisement. tions to be specified by the Safety Bégra.

* The 524 meters now in use were Why Pass i Installed about a year ago. . : Contracts will be negotiated with the Duncan Parking Meter

o | Corp. of Chicago for their “Miller i Meters” to be placed at Fountain, : be NX

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Bquare.. The remainder will / supplied by the M. H. Rhodes Co.,! ...because of sour stomach 2 Ine., Hartford, Conn. These are . 1 the meters now in operation here. ’ : The Works Board followed recommendations of an engineering study committee to try the’ Miller meter, These machines will be placed outside the downtown district to eliminate possible con- ¥ fusion in their operation, Board

members said, | Almost everybody has favorite foods that! Has Proved Efficiency cause sour stomach , ., gas... acid indi-|

The Rhodes meter was selected, rang the ann ions of re fica hovel the Board sald, because of its of Tums in pocket or purse. Fat 1 or 2 proven efficiency. Edward Gard- like candy, and presto—there's quick, ner, Board president, said main- p00 00g reliel Tums conain no soda, tenance costs have been 168s than things. Tums are just for the Tammy, $1 per meter, and that some have That's why they do such a grand, quick “not required any repairs. job of relieving the distress-of an overThe Miller device will cost 4d stomach. Get a roll today, about $58.20 installed, each. The Only 10¢, 3-Rell Package 25¢ Rhodes meter will run approxi-| mately $61.50. Bids were received from eight manufacturers. ! Revenue pays for the meters| and for traffic improvements, }

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