Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 330, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1927 — Page 7
'APRIL 28, 1927
fxit Harding St, Block to Receive City’s Attention,
An early inspection of Harding St., between Thirty-Third and ThirtyFourth Sts., reported impassable in a letter to Mr. Fixit, was promised today by Street Commissioner George Woodward. The letter: Mr. Fixit—Harding St., between Thirty-Fourth St. and Thirty-Third St., is almost impassable. This street or part of street is used by several property owners in getting to their garages, I should think dragging or
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a few cinders would improve the present condition. I am sure your attention will be highly appreciated by all property owners, as it. is getting to be the neighborhood gossip. Trusting you will be successful In any attempt to improve this condition. 1 thank you. F. V. F. If any possible relief can be given by the city for this street it will be,forthcoming, was the promise to Mr. Fixit. The condition of the alley between Holmes Ave. and Warman Ave., reported by F. C. G., on file in the street commissioner's office. Inspection of the mud hole in front of the home of the taxpayer at 1522 Sheldon St. will be made by the street department. The correspondent of Mr. Fixit declared he had lived on Sheldon St. nearly six years and reported the street's condition several times, but without results. The request of Mrs. H. that cinders be put on IV. Pratt St. between Marlow Ave. and Centennial St. was presented the street commissioner and the letter will be investigated in turn. The street commissioner’s reports that the property owner's request for a remedy of the flooded condition of Beechw r ood and Burgess Aves, Irvington, was received too late. The repair of sewers has already been made. Blind Use Radio Bu United Press LONDON, April 28.—Radio receiving licenses held free of charge by the blind in Great Britain now number 4,400. The total number of force in Great Britain as peached 2235,000, an increase of 329000 over 1926.
| HOPE FOR PARALYTIC Doctors Slightly Change Opinion on Youth Fighting for Life. Bu United Press ROANOKE, Va., April 28.—Doctors who abandoned hope tor Walter L. Booth, 18-year-old farm boy, admitted Wednesday there was a "slight possibility” of recovery for the youth who has lived six nights and five dAys with collapsed lungs. * Continual pumping up and down of Booth's paralyzed arms by friends might regenerate the threnic nerve connecting the lungs with an Injured vertebra, the physicians said. STEAL SBO AT STATION Standard Oil Y'lcthn Describes Bandits to Police. While a bandit pair held up and robbed the Standard Oil filling station at Illinois and Sixteenth Sts. iate Wednesday night, taking SBO from the register and safe, Louis Rice, 133 E. Twenty-Second St., attendant, obtained detailed description of them and license numbers of tne car. Search by several police squads failed to apprehend the bandits, one. of whom had covered Rice with a gun while the second gathered up the money. STUDENTS AID FIREMEN Eight Stores Burn at Amherst, Mass., With $75,000 i/oss. Bu United Press AMHERST, Mass., April 28.—Am herst College students aided firemen in saving the stock of eight stores swept by flames. Tuesday night. The, fire was brought under control early Wednesday after causing loss estimated at 575.000. John Coolidge, the President's son and an Amherst student, was not among those who turned firemen.
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SPRING SPURS PAINT DEMAND The Sebastian Sales Company, 624 Massachusetts Ave., operated by L. B. Sebastian, has enjoyed a fairly good winter business, but the de- ’ m&nds of early spring have been strong, with prospects for a much larger business. The company handles the complete line of paints and varnishes of the Chicago Paint Works doing both wholesale and retail business and distributing to surrounding cities. The salesrooms are attractively decorated with samples of the company’s paints and varnishes. Sebastian, who is a practical painter and decorator, and also an experienced salesman, is especially familiar with the products of the Chicago Paint Works, having been employed by that company for a number of years in covering a large Middle West territory. “We are Belling a line of paints, varnishes and stains that have stood the test of time,” he said. “Already we have been able to convince painters of this city what the Chicago Paint Works products will do in the matter of giving satisfaction, and our repeat orders show conclusively what the results have been. “Housecleaning requirements for refinishing walls, floors, tmd other parts of the house, to make the rooms spick and span. Nothing makes a housewife more proud than to have a newly painted kitchen or bathroom. We are making friends in homes with our products.” PEACE FOR NICARAGUA United States Considers Plan Involving Election Guaranties. Bu United Press MANAGUA, Nicaragua. April 28. —The United States Government is seriously considering a Nicaraguan peace plan Involving American guarantees for order in and before the 1928 Nicaraguan elections —responsibilities which the United States hitherto has refused to assume. Former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, President Coolidge’s special representative here, has presented such a plan from President Diaz to the liberal revolutionists as a basis for peace.
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