Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1951 — Page 12

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_ THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 1951

| Class Start Set By Three Scheols

Adult education classes In three Indianapolis public high schools] will be started Sept. 10, 11 and 12, school officials said today. C. Edgar Stahl, supervisor of) adult aducation, said registra- ©: ftions will be held those three days at Tech High School, 1500 'E. Michigan St.; Crispus Attucks, {1140 N, West St, and Manual

[High School, 501 8. Meridian St.’ i ON THE All COACH STREAMLINER

| The courses are being offered

: ituition-free, with only the cost of! /% : i / ” materials or text books to be looted) : oe {met by the student. Minimum age! ; [requirement is 16, and persons | | | i living outside the city will be en-| /

{rolled on same basis as ‘Indian-| §

|apolis residents. . ® Pome of the adult classes wil ° fo PHILADELPHIA eo to BALTIMORE to : lcount credit toward high school T LOUIS |diplomas. Others follow voca- NEW YORK WASHINGTON . 0 n Bes lines. | a : Prevent identification. Besides the regular academic aT ain “We've got to find that girl and land vocational courses, a special’ pt ; right away,” sald Chief Criminal {66-hour ‘course for experienced a Deputy O. D. Henderson. , "She {practical nurses will be conducted ® may be in bad condition. ! . jin School 3, 23 N. Rural St, These =

“lots of deso- ; : tee. | : : : J Tear aid thers wezg “lots of ot PORK ON THE HOOF—Hobart Jones, Purdue professor, and Joe Judge, Kingan's livestock [Slates Wij stant Cy He Newest overnight coaches o Observation-Lounge Car SAVE AT THESE

have been hidden if she became| service depariment manager, judge a litter of Chester Whites entered in the Ton Litter hog show to- Ma in a program of “In-serv-|’ .. «50 roomy with onl for leisure. ROUND-TRIP FARES “a victim of foul play.” day at the Indianapolis Stockyards. lice” training in some courses. 44 seals 10 2 car Delicious, full-course on’ THE JEFFERSONIAN wr Goula a Ee Oe rou i {Other class features include or-|i | meals at special low prices to New York to Washington X WwW contain 5 * ¢ 3 ganization of forums and stud — All-weather temperature — 1 d $ jewels and 2100 1n cain was et [nS UrANce Groups fo View [Teachers Union Attacks oi 7 a — | feild MSD. 0S untouched. He said Mrs. Newman) ‘Racial Discrimination Registrations will he held at — Fluorescent lighting. Dining Car. St. Levis . had the key but apparently d'dn't | each of the three high schools (plus 13% Federsl Tax)

. : i woh La dh Bettger Movie Tomorrow | GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. quring the three-day registration — Picture windous. Stroll throughout your train ~~ Similar low reund-trip fares te other points

“She's a fine, brave girl,” the : : : : 23 (UP) The AFL American period. Course outlines are being — Spacious washrooms. —enjoy all its features. DEPENDABLE SCHEDULE hotel manager 5aid. "In the year; Two groups of Prudential In-'film, all equipment for showing It peyoration of Teachers took a distributed from the downtown ~ Ample luggage space. e Center-City Terminals. Sondurd Yims Shauncnhdd'} Hour fas that she's worked with us, she's gyrance Co. representatives will and a projectionist are provided stand today against racial dis- school offices. Many other features Boyialy Saves Tine always been very sweet and... tne Frank Bettger salesman- by The Times and Stark & Wetzel. | oe — : ® Smooth electric power. Eatin

” crimination among its own locals. te Teed eo Coach Artendants. i the w LV. INDIANAPOLIS . 5.05 P.M. loyal, : ak showings will be g ils Man Robbed in Tent ; C ncants ail te way. Ar. Philo. (N. Phe. S10) 8:31 AM.

In a resolution passed at its . i : Dair Ex sition |" The movie is based on the re- in the Prudential offices at 5536 31th aris: ry . : os Used for Revival For Reserie tions aud ig ation Arc Naw YarkiParme. He HODS AM. po i ! ( . th . , Ar. NewYoridtuwa. SH710:03 A.M, y cent series which appeared in The E. Washington St. and 509 Archi- eration notified 44 of its 500 A man told police today he was room 2 92 .Ar.Baltimore . . . 9:02AM.

Judges Announced {Times under the title of “How I tects Bldg. locals that they are violating the Yobbed ra Sent Where 2 Ievivalf Pr x A SYLVAN IA RAILROAD Ar. Watinghen, 9:50 AM.

Judges for the seven major Raised Myself From Failure to Other bookings are: Aug. 27, constitution of the national body, @arrett Bird, 42, of 765 Indiana Go by Train Safety — with Speed and C , LY. INDIANAPOLIS . 9:23 AM. dairy breeds at the International Success.” luncheon, Prudential agents In jn refusing membership to Ne-'Ave. said four men attacked him y rs r p mfor Ar. St lois . . . . 140 PA Dairy Exposition have been an-| The Times is showing the movie the Columbia Club; Aug. 28, Ko- groes. last night in the 400 block of W.| . Aaa a AE Gp RS iS i nbunced by Horace Walker, show free of charge to groups request- xomo Rotary Club luncheon at John Eklund of Denver was re- North St, hit him on the head “<eii iiit fis on RNR A as a a ut

manager. ling it. Showings are made in co- . . ¥ 1. elected to a fourth term yester- and dragged him into the tent. | Judges to select senior and on I Me Wetzel & Rokomol Septes. at he 3. 1 Hol gay as president of the teachers’ They took his wallet containing junior winners at the show, Oct. p ' comb 0.; Sept. s | federation. ($12. { 6-13 at the State Fairgrounds, CO» local meat packers, who pur-/geaith and Accidents Insurance| -

will be: Malcolm Cumming, Ont., chased the film after Mr. Bettger Underwriters Club at luncheon Canada; Paul E, Misner, Lang-appeared here early this year.|in the Columbia Club; Sept. 20, horne, Pa.; George Calrms, Uni-| There is no advertising of any Salesmanship class at Butler| versity of Maryland; Prof. W. W. kind on the film and The Times University, sponsored by the In-| Yapp, University of Illinois; For-|and Stark & Wetzel are providingidianapolis Sales Executive Club. | dyce Ely, Ohio State University;the free showings as a publici The movie was shown at noon| FF. W. Atkeson, Kansas State Col-|service. Bookings may be made today to the West Side Exchange] lege; Prof. P. 8, Shearer, Iowa!by telephoning The Times Public|Club at McClarney’'s Famous State College. |Service Bureau--PLaza 5551. The! Restaurant.

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