Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1925 — Page 3

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RIVER SAID TO BE POLLUTED FROM SEWAGE Mr. Fixit Takes Complaint to County Health Commissioner. A r<v /n trials and tribulations with city may bo lessened it you (five Mr. 1 1 /ft, a chance. He is The Indianapolis ' T/cnes representative at city hall and /as been able td obtain repairs to streets and alleys and other relief for , citizens. Write him at The Times. Mr. Fixit’s attention today was directed to a!' ease of alleged pollution of White River from sewage, a matter that is under discussion now by State and city health officials. It afforded him contact with the county health commission. DEAR MR. FIXIT: On last Sat•urday a week ago, while I was fishing In White River about one mile above Riverside Park I came across a sewer that ran down into the river. It was a sewer from a water toilet. It runs into the river just about even with the Woodstock Country Club and I presume it comes from there. Don’t you think that- that is a very unhealthy thing, especially since it is so close to the TwentySixth St. municipal bathing beach? Not knowing to whom to report this, I am writing to you, in hopes that this condition might be removed. This district Is outside the city Umlffe. Dr. A. W. Miller, county health commissioner, will investigate and take steps to remedy

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Clifford lAdeen of Burlington. la., is the first radio graduate of the University of lowa. Crippled by illness when a freshman, he stayed at home and took instruction by radio. He lay in bed the other day, heard his final examination questions come over the air, and wrote the answers.

the situation, Mr. Fixit was informed. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Therj have been two holes in the asphalt on Winthrop Ave. just north of Maple Rd. for oVer three months. These two holes are dangerous to automobilists and other traffic. Will you kindly endeavor to have them fixed and very much oblige' A. S. BIRCHETT, 3854 Winthrop Ave. Otto J. Srnelcer, commissioner of improved streets, will take charge of this complaint. A gang from his department is near that location now and probably will get into action this week. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I would appreciate very much any effort on your part to have some street signs put up along Thirtieth St., east of School St. C. M. EITTELU, 3008 Wood St. Some time may elapse before the signs will he placed, Martin Cain, assistant chief inspector of streets, said. The department's budget is so low that Inspections of street con not proceed. However, your application will be rewarded with action at the earleist possible moment. Dear Mr. Fixit: Will you please ascertain why it is taking so long to have dirt leveled and the chuck hole fixed on S. East St. and Legrande Ave.? It has been ten months since the sewer has been put in. Can you help us in having this tended to? MARIE E. S JRM, 2105 S. jeast St. H. R. Foxworthy, chief inspector of the city engineer’s department, told Mr. Fixit it requires many months to adjust paving of streets after a sewer has been installed. He will fill the hole mentioned 411 the above letter, but will be compelled to repeat the operation every month to allow for settling. Foxworthy also has started construction of new base, asphalt paving and resurfacing at Capitol Ave. and Fall Creek Blvd., an operation which will require two weeks. PAIWLEVE GOING TO FEZ French Premier in Heart of War Zone—to Visit Krim Is Objective. Bv United rrrss RABAT. Morocco, June 11. — Primed with information on the situation of French forces in their battle agairist the Riffians, Premier Painleve of France proposed to depart today for Fez, heart of the French territory, and goal of Riffian chieftain, Abdel Krim. He arrived here by air Tuesday. FORMERATHLETEH ELD Bu United Press CHICAGO, June 11.—Fred Goetz, former University of Illinois football player is held under $50,000 bond here today for grand jury action on charges that he attacked a 14-year-old girl. Judge Francis Borelli set the bond after hearing testimony ofr the girl Goetz is alleged to have lured into an alley and abused. Goetz denied the allegations.

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