Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1926 — Page 36

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SHORTRIDGE TO BE TALKED AT TWO MEETINGS Civic Clubs Federation and North Side Residents Will Convene. Members of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs Will meet at the Chamber of Commerce and north side residents will attend a mass meeting at the North Park Christian Church, TwentyNinth St. and Kenwood Ave., at 8 tonight, to discuss the controversy which has arisen over the school board's determination to relocate the nmv Shortridge High School. The board has been restrained temporarily from selling the site at Thirty-Fourth and Meridian Sts., and buying another on Forty-Sixth St. between Washington Blvd. and Central Ave., by Judge Sidney S. Miller, Superior Court Three. This was granted an Indianapolis Public School Welfare Association petition. Committee to Attend Committee of twenty north Indianapolis business men will attend the meeting at the Christian Church representing that section of the city. A mass meeting was held in north Indianapolis Tuesday night, when this committee was selected and persons attending went on record as favoring the Thirty-Fourth St. site. Executive committee members of the civic club organization discussed the Shortridge situation Monday night and may make a report tonight. Keady for Hearing J. Clyde Hoffman, welfare association president, said all was in readiness for the hearing on the permanent injunction Saturday in Judge Miller’s court. At a special school board meeting Thursday afternoon Business Director Ure M. Frazer was authorized to advertise for bids on equipment dnd apparatus for the Washington and Jefferson High Schools.

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MANY TOURISTS GO TO CANADA Americans Motor Over in Great Numbers. Bu Timm Special OTTAWA, Ontario, March 26. Number of American motor tourists entering Canada in 1925 was greater than the Dominion’s entire population. Figures in a bulletin issued by the Department of Customs show that 9,716,576 Americans in automobiles passed through at the border last year, while Canada's population was estimated at 9,000,000. "This was 2,159,736 more American tourists than came to Canada in 1924,” says the bulletin. ‘‘lt is esti. mated that the tourists left $190,000,000 in the Dominion last year, or $40,000,000 more than the revenue from the 1921 tourist traffic. A total of 2,429.144 Amerlcn cars visited Canad during the year, compared with 1,889,210 cars In 1924. “Ontario was the most popular province with American tourists, accounting for two-third of the traffic, or 1,500,000 cars. New Brunswick, because of its position close to the populous eastern States, ranked second with nearly 500,000 visiting cars, followed by Quebec with approximately 216,500. There are now 425,000 miles of road open for automobile travel in the Dominion. TRAFFIC TO DOUBLE Traffic surveys indicate that the number of autos to be found on our highways in 1930 will double the present count. If these surveys are accurate, congestion will be a serious problem which will have to bo met with new methods of traffic control.

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