Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 222, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1926 — Page 11

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fSk UTILITIES TO HELP BOOST CITY 1 ' Will Seek Engineer to ‘Sell’ Indianapolis. Close cooperation between public utilities and the Chamber of Commerce will be asked with the “Indianapolis First” movement to employ an industrial engineer to "sell” Indianapolis to industries prospecting for a location, it was announced today by Wallace O. Lee, of the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company and a member of the "Indianapolis First” organization. “Our company plans to send industrial salesmen over the country to solicit potential Industries for the city,” Lee said. "This will be done with the backing of the man-power behind the ‘lndianapolis First’ campaign. “It is our plan to join forces to secure additional industries, not only to our own benefit from a standpoint of power consumption, but also for the general benefit of the <sty at large.” NO SAUSAGE FOR MAYER Thief Steals Flivver leaded With Official’s Breakfast. Bu Times Special FRANKFORT, Ind., Dec. 22. Mayor Petty didn’t have sausage with his wheat cakes this week. There’s a reason. 1 Thieves stole a flivver, parked here by Perrell Dow of Thomtown. The sausage was in the flivver. Dow had driven here to deliver it.

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The next place that the Tinies stopped was where all finished toys were dropped. They reached the wrapping warehouse at a busy time of day. So many things they’d never seen* Their interest, of course, was very keen, and Santa said: “Unless you help, please keep out of the way." A of dwarfs were working fast. The bundles were among the last to wrap and tie and get all set to put into Santa's sleigh. Each little to* they made, you know, must be protected from the snow. That’s why old Santa always made them wrap them up that way. Then Scouty said: "I’ll lend a hand. Jusf'show me till I understand the way to put paper on and tie the string up tight. It seems you have an awful task, and that’s the reason why I ask to be allowed to help you out.” And Santa said: “All right.” So ail the Tinies raced around till paper, toys and string were found, and then they started wrapping things as nicely as they could. Old Santa watched them for a while. The way they labored made him smile. Said he: "You’re very ful. and you’re doing very good.” Poor Clowny tried to work too fast and then got all mixed up at last. The string that he was tying with was quite a clumsy sight. It seemed he did his wrapping wrong and of course It took him twice as long. The other Tinies eyed him and then laughed out in delight. “And now,” said Santa, "I must go. Os course you Tinies surely know that it's near time to hitch my husky reindeers, brave and strong.” "Oh, gee,” cried Scouty, right out loud, "I'll bet your reindeers make you proud. Say, if you’re going to the barn, we’d like to go along.” (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) (The Tlnynilfes help hitch Santa’s reindeers in the next story.) D A U G HTEr77STmI SSI N G Parents of Alberta Wade Seek Girl Gone Since Dec. 9. What has become of our daughter? Mr. and Mrs. Landy V. Wade, 4344 E. Twenty-First St., father and mother of Alberta Wade, 16, ask the question. Alberta. Junior in Technical High School, disappeared Dec. 9, the day after her mother, receiving notice that she had been staying away from school, scolded her. Since then ev-! ery effort has been made to find her but no trace has been obtained by police and private detectives.

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