Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1952 — Page 23

permanent me in Paris, UY. 8. Sir the council's

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1 .hy' "PP. H., Indianapolis the question, he streetcar ool fares of of the grade

ever noticed and give a vhen the bus nings? Have e néw busses > all marked and initials he new seats

inly doesn't fares when is filled with

n name, tha the students {7a m. and the expiring the factory ets on a bus r way home, 11 the seats e PSC made these schonl n. I for one equal basis river, City

s the drivers iblic. I think ‘ivers always , old, infirm, eresting job, between the Since the 1ave lost lots ie past, ride

n the volume 1issions. The

twice in the _

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estions

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tion by outward cerity? ke these words we may well be in results from s tricks before We know not

temptation exs; he was not rtant than the la, impress the to gain power,

our soul.” asure, no mats

may avoid the

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en and I trust will keep the | off on mild r thing: " HOUSE is a that’s got to roperly, Mr, "demanded ‘You have up and have ent down and emodeled the

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THURSDAY, FEB.

The Indianapolis Police Depart ing patrolmen,

to secure highest type men for some .40 to 50 police jobs. As in the past, candidates will -take competitive examifjations, date and place to be announced later. Men . with the highest grades will supplement the Suprent 700-man police force, They'll work in various parts of the city, in all divisions of the Where to Go police department including pasketball Tournament: Ben traffic, radio patrol, walking dis- payis vs. Lawrence at 7 p. m.

tricts, detective identification. Applications are available at the Board of Public Safety in City Hall. Men must be 24-35: at least 5 feet 9 inches tall and of proportionable weight, have vision correctable to 20-20, and be citizens of the U. 8. and Indianapolis residents at least three years.

Top Prize

A 40-man Indianapolis team of Pennsylvania Greyhound bus drivers won top prize in a sevenstate safety-contest sponsored by the line. The team won’ the trophy presented .by S.*&R. Sundstrom president of the lines, In addition, each team member won $15. The Pennsylvania Greyhound record was one accident in 150,000 miles for a four-month period The team: was honored last night at a banquet held in Hotel Severin, Attending also were

section, . and

drivers of the Great Lakes line.

y . They'll Organize A local alumnae chapter of the National College of Education at Evanston, Ill, is to be formed

at luncheon Saturday in Marott —

Hotel, Miss Jessie Weiler, coordinator of alumnae-‘activities of the college,” will attend.

Doings of Doctors

A national authority on diseases . of the blood will address Indiana doctors at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Indiana University School of Medicine here. Dr, . Charles A. Doan, dean of medicine at “Ohio State University at Columbus, will speak. The lecture, and dinner preceding it, will be sponsored by Nu Sigma Nu medi-

Dr. Doan

cal fraternity. It's the third an-|

nual lecture tribute to the Myers of I. U.

On Defense

series given as late Dr. Burton

Mr, Broderick Col. Wilcox

Questions and answers on civil defense will be given at two meetings here. Lt. Col. Howard S. Wilcox will

talk at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the|

Naval Armory. Meeting will be sponsored by the Reserve Officers Association. The speaker was Marion County's first civil, de~ fense director, Currently, he holds the same title in Monroe County.

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for the. firrSt time in its history. The program aims at wider fields for

ment is recruit-

selection,

and Decatur Central vs, Sacred Heart at °8:15 p. m. Butler Field Housé#., One session, 60c; seven sessions, $2.50 Art ‘Exhibitions, Indiana University Fine Arts Department, Display of primitive African sculpture, paintings by Randall Morgan and Fourth Invitational Print Show, On campus, Bloomington. Free. Singing Hoosiers Indiana University East Hall in Bloomington. 8:15 p. m. —

Back to Bench

Old hands at judging will read the essays in the high school contest sponsored by the Governor's Committee for Employment of the Physically Handicapped. Dr. Paul A. Cundiff, Butler, Ort L. Wal-

ter, director of the Indiana Voca-/

Rehabilitation and Prof. Sibyl Weaver, Central College

tional Division, Indiana have been named judges for the second vear. State awards are provided by the Amefican Legion, Am-Vets, Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. YOU BET THEY'RE POWERFUEL, Classified Their fame is city - wide for solving everyday problems.

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