Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 18

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Citizens who live in sections of the city where

there are no libraries, will get serv

apolis’ first traveling branch library next week. The library, known as a “baokmobile,” is a 29-foot-long truck equipped to carry about 2000 books

on display shelves,

The bookmobile was built at a cost of $10,144 to the Board of School Commissioners.

Miss Marian McFadden, director of public libraries, said the new service will take the place of a| number of branch libraries until officials can determine how popu-| lation is growing and build or| rent permanent branches where they are needed. | Bookmobile patrons will be able] to request any book they want, whether it is on the truck or not. This puts at the patron’s disposal] almost one million books, Miss McFadden said.

Community Chest

The Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce will again take) over district four of the down-| town division for the annual 2 Community Chest drive. Pat Starkey, Indianapolisg Water Co, is chairman of the activity. C o = chairmen are _§ Bob Dro, Standard Oil Co., and Robert O'Malley, attorney. Team captains { are: James Ackerman, Morris Plan; Gordon Wilson, accountant; Severin Buschman, attorney; Norval Brown, American Airlines; Jerry York, Indianapolis Life Insurance Co.; Ray Danner, Danner Bros.; Robert Ward, Citizens Gas and Coke; George Stossmeler, Prudential Insurance Co., and John Whitinger, Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co,

Camping Notes

The head of YMCA camping, John Ledlie, New York, will visit Indianapolis next Thursday. He will speak at a meeting of the local YMCA secretaries, and discuss camping the same day at a meeting of the YMCA camping committee.

Great Books Classes

Great Books evening discussion groups will be resumed Tuesday for the eighth consecutive year. They are sponsored by the Indianapolis City Committee for Great Books, Public Library and Butler University. | Nine groups, all free, except for, an eighth year group at Butler, have been organized. Divided into years from first to eighth, classes will be held Tuesday, Sept, 29, Oct. 1 and 8 in Broad Ripple Branch Library, 6219 Guilford Ave; Oct. 1 in Central Library, St. Clair and

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{Sufter) Ask your druggist today for WIN-

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Exhibition of paintings ‘by |

| the Indiana group known as |

“The 20.” Hoosier Salon Art Gallery, 609-610 State Life Bldg. Free, ! Football: Tech at Broad Rip~ le; Howe vs. Southport at Tech, and Washington at Manual. 8 p. m.

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in Butler's Jordan Hall, and in|

El Lilly & Co.’s McCarty St.|

plant, tentatively set for Oct, 1.

Convention Notes Midwest Grotto Association,

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Your Times Carrier—

Ivan Charley

‘Blows’ Earnings

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Indianapolis Times carrier Charley “blows” his earnings. After delivering to homes in Grotto Home, today and tomor-|neighborhood of the 500 block of

Sanders St. three years,

Ivan

Indiana Society for Crippled bought a trombone to further his

Children, Antlers Hotel, tomor-/musical interests. In addition, he purchased a bicycle. Ivan is an 8th grade pupil in| School 18 and a member of Boy MASHED POTATOE Scout Troop 51. He attends the! Church of Christ. Ivan is 13, and lives at 743 Sanders St. He has one sister,

row. American Legion, Department of Indiana, Antlers Hotel, tomorrow and Sunday. Improved Order of Red Men, Claypool Hotel, Sunday through Friday. | Degree of Pocahontas, Claypool Hotel, Sunday through Friday.

Marketing Notes

County chairmen of the Marion County Production and Marketing Administration are: Albert L. Steinmeier, R. R. 13, Box 370, Indianapolis, county chairman; Kenneth Foltz, R. R. 7, Box 470, Indianapolis, Decatur] Township; Manuel W. Rabourn, Acton, Franklin Township; John T. Weaver, R. R. 12, Box 348, Indianapolis, Lawrence Township; Greyble L., McFarland, R. R. 1,| Box 708, Indianapolis, Perry Township; Walter E, Smith, New Augusta, Pike Township; Henry J. Holzhausen, R. R. 11, Box 308, Indianapolis, Warren Township; Howard Johnson, R. R. 16, Box| 633, Indianapolis, Washington! Township, and Carl Moller, R. R.| 18, Box 413, Indianapolis, Wayne Township.

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Early to Work

CAIRO — Premier Gen.

Mo-| hammed Naguib, an early riser,! gi Newly elected Township and|Ordered all government officials I TOILET today to be at work by 7:30 a. m.| EE He warned late arrivals would be punished. 1

“lof the United Council of Church

the inaugural address.

DePauw to Sponsor Convocations Here

GREENCASTLE—DePauw University’s first inaugural convocation in Indianapolis Oect. 15, will feature Mrs. Harper Silbey, Rochester, N. Y., past president

Women. Mrs. Sibley will address a women’s luncheon in the Claypool Hotel,

One of a series of meetings celebrating the inauguration of Dr. Russell J, Himbert as 15th De-| Pauw president, it marks the start of the Greater DePauw Program. The inaugural day, Oct. 18, is homecoming day at DePauw. Dr. Arthur Holly Compton, educator) and atomic scientist, will deliver

Has Room and Board

MOORHEAD, Minn.—Art Steffes, 30, answering an advertisement for an apartment, dialed a number and asked: “Do you have any vacancies?” “Are you kiddin’?” the other party answered. “This is the draft board.”

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