Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1952 — Page 7

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SUNDAY, AUG. 24, 1952

THERE WAS a silent awakening in Marion County last week. The great yellow fleet of school busses was ending its summer hibernation and preparing

for its job of safeguarding the lives of nearly 17,000 children at-

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County Bus Fleet Set to Roll

Neighbor Saves Boy in Sandpit

DANBURY, Conn, Aug. 23 (UP)—A 6-vear-old boy was alive today because of the fast work of a neighbor who saved him

(from death in a ‘sand pit.

Thomas W. Daragan Jr. was buried when a wall of the pit collapsed. John Perri, 48, heard the screams of Thomas’ playmates

Mayor Tucker Tries

To Settle New Strike | TERRE HAUTE, Aug’ 23 (UP).

--~Mayor Ralph Tucker, self-styled “labor peacemaker” hoped today he could settle a second Terre Haute strike within a week. Mayor Tucker met Friday in joint and separate sessions with Hulman and Co. 8nd AFL Teamsters representatives in an effort to end a three-week-old strike of 240 workers who are demanding

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tending school outside the city limits. 4 Like most necessary items in modern life, the sturdy, lumbering busses and their drivers are seldom noted as they buck wind: rain and snow on the backroads of the county. But the children who ride them know them as they know their own living rooms. They know - the drivers by name. And most drivers know the children by name, and their parents, and what they do. There is Oris Hinshaw, for ingtance. For the last 11 years he eo po has jockeyed a school bus over the % RAR |

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and rushed to the pit. Mr. Perri stuck his arms into the soft. sand and located the youngster, already unconscious. (He was revived at Danbury hospital and discharged a short time later.

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higher wages, He gave ‘no comment” on progress but said meetings would be resumed Monday,

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To All Merchants, Manufacturers and Jobbers

Sawyer Will Quit | WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (UP) | —Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer says he will campaign for Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson “if asked,” but will not keep his Cab-/ linet post after Jan. 20 no matter {who is elected, |

Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware, Variety, Gift Shops, Toys, Tools. Candy, Dishes, Novelties, G'Tass Premium Houses, etc. If you have merchandise on the shelf. under the counter, in the stock room. odds and ends, goods you know vou can't sell. Get it together— call Bip Prompt service and cash on e line

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can tell you which roads are going to give him trouble when it rains, which are good under three inches of snow, and what $0 look for on the winding curves. The result is 11 years of school bus driving without an accident, Some drivers have: had the _job

THEY SHINE FOR SCHOOL—Jimmy Hinshaw, Jimmy Morris, Oris Hinshaw and Judy Morris (left to right) will have their bus on the road Sept. 3.

TOMORROW, 9 A. M. TO 8:30 P. M. Or While Limited Stock Remains!

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Indiana Legion . : of the Morris children were emOff for Convention rioyed, the children made it to

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Star Gazer Dies in Fall |

ALMA CENTER, Wis., Aug. 23| (UP)—David Blecoe, 77, who spent his life studying the stars, died today after falling down one flight of stairs. Blencoe was best known for his pamphlets on HalIey’s Comet. The comet, last seen in 1910, is scheduled for another visit in 1986.

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twice as long. s u ” » MR. HINSHAW:"delivers “his Sehool and to the grade school in Castleton, where he lives. family. officers twice a school year give more difficult to secure bids on love of children more than any- the Hinshaw | thing else to make a good job of | a 8 =u the busses a safety inspection. bus routes. School officials now \ ) the 8, shaw. Mrs. Hinshaw opens class as a Of the POSE they ake Irom once swamped the school office, | A little firmness is needed now teacher in Castleton grade school. ; . 5 : SCHIFF'S youthful bus riders sometimes there. Her husband hauls some! 3 Dew one wu Mes Hinshav - overflows. {of her pupils. p 5 $ ; les ‘as at a Terrific Savings! getting started,” sald the veteran admits the bus job cuts into his 52100 SvEEy x 3 Fes ogi ba lorie Sayings driver. “Once they do...” |routine. For one thing, it's almost ® 140 E. Wash. ty is a major part of school plan-|livestock while keeping school hug "Pund trips, about 57 miles a © 1063 Virginia ning. It cost the school system schedules. ge © 259 E Wash. There are compensations, how-| last year. The cost by township|eyer Ljke the pride he takes in pen Today 8:30 to 1 Busses in all parts of the county|t, make the bus on time. About CLOTHESLINE POSTS roll up about 5641 miles a’ day,igp per cent of the children are . There are 120 drivers at the are outstanding. arm, 4 brackets, painted green. pair wheels. Jimmy Morris, who lives on » aboard. Return trips empty don’t rigden Mr. Hinshaw’'s bus for Thermoid GARDEN HOSE 2 count. seven years and has never been 2 ersnes $2.95. {two years without delaying the 5 I $298 Special Purchase | White Pine, 1's-in. Thick. Other Sizes Proportionately Low. GE RR / * 95 | 20-Ft. Extension Ladders $17: to attend the American Legion itor Jimmy was the time he was ‘national convention. about 20 feet back in the yard ol § : Call Us for : EN SUNDAY by State Commander John K.|ghaw, “I had to wait while he Your Lumber 8:30 Til 1 PM Chappel of Petersburg, took witha." the 20 feet.” . M. reversal of the Legion's stand|g.hoo] since she started riding Requirements DELIVERY Givporting tetera! sit to stucs- [py us, | HARDWARE & MILLWORK CO. The Hoosier Legionnaires will, school bus routes. They are| back resolutions to exempt dona-\ihen required to attend safety ‘federal income taxes and to put the Legion on record against | J A La Porte drum: and bugle] (KH i i 1] t f | L t 1) L i | ‘corps, an Anderson chorus, and a | RIEL (i ruil 1) + oom | (4 ed (I at the state convention, are among} "the delegation and are entered in| W APPEAR back work... back to school. RRR Te : MORE MEN WEAR 3 8 : £ (1) Only—Trade-In Parlor Size THAN ANY OTHER BRAND i y—Trade: ee ; m ow Used! The perfect $ plane for advanced students with limitmr

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