Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1927 — Page 13

DEC. 16, 1927.

WORLD'S FAIR ON ENORMOUS SCALEBOOMED *Big Bill* Thompson Pushing Vast Project for 1933 in Chicago. By EDWIN L. RECKLEIt Polled Press Staff Corresnondent CHICAGO, Dec. 16. —A second world’s fair, which will make the original Chicago exposition thirtyfive years ago seem a small undertaking, is being planned for 1933. In organization of the project, observers see one of the greatest coups for Mayor William Hale Thompson m his kaleidoscopic career. The proposal is to construct the fair buildings on a chain of artificial islands along six miles of lake front. Most of the “made” land on which the structures will rest has to be filled in within the next five years. Construction of the fair buildings will come later. Magnitude of the project would discourage a person less bold than Mayor Thompson. It probably would discourage Big Bill if he were mayor of a city other than Chicago. But he is looking upon the project as a matter of course and calmly points out that Lake Michigan “is only thirty-five feet deep for a mile out” and can be filled in in many places. Hundreds of acres of lake frontage already have been reclaimed in this way over a period of years. The cost of the project can not be estimated. The most talked of figure is $20,000,000, but many persons connected with plans for the fair insist that this would be merely a starter. Twenty millions will be necessary to complete the preliminary financing of the exposition and all

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dianapolis Shade Company, 3522 E. New York St., for whom Sorensen was delivering shades, was charged with failing to have adequate brakes. Miss Mabel Crow of Maywood suffered severe body bruises Thursday night when her automobile was struck by one driven by Donald Hawkins, 2626 Bellefontaine St., at Meridian St. and Fall Creek Blvd. Hawkins was arrested by Motor-

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