Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 137, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1929 — Page 27

OCT. 18, 1929

ENGINEER IS WANTED FOR INSULL WORK Employment of Consultant at SIOO Daily Is Asked by Ellis. Public service commissioners this afternoon will be asked to approve appointment of a consulting engineer in the $70,000,000 Insull utilities merger no % w pending. Recommendation of a man from Pennsylvania is expected to be made by Commissioner Howell Ellis, who has the petition in charge. Cost would be SIOO a day, it was said. Ellis returned Thursday from a conference with the prospective candidate in Pennsylvania. Commissioners already have approved consulting accountants in the case. Harry V. Wenger, chief engineer of the commission, has been under fire fro mCommissioner Calvin McIntosh regarding the method of handling appraisals. It was disclosed at a hearing this week that he gets his values from the company books. Ellis staunchly defended Wenger Thursday and said that bringing a

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consulting engineer to aid him in the Insull merger is no reflection on Wenger's ability. He did admit that it would be better to make genuine appraisals of physical properties than merely to lift the figures from the company books. He contended that the present engineering staff is the best procurable for the money. Wenger defended the method of making appraisals as being ‘‘the only practical way,” and pointed out that it is used by bond houses in arriving at valuations for security issues. The latter statement merely increased the Mclntosh objection. The world’s oldest fairly tale was written some 4,000 years ago.

CITY COLLEGE HOLDSREUNION Indiana Central Is Host to 1,000 Alumni. Indiana Central college is host to i approximately 1,000 alumni and visitors attending the annual homecoming festivities there today and Saturday. The newly organized Indiana Central band, led by Walter Hauswald, drum major, was to open the program with a concert on the campus at 4:15 today. Department, of speech students will present a minstrel show, late today, in which the music department of the school will participate. A fireside picnic and the Evansville - Indiana Central football game will close today’s activities. Class reunions and athletic contests are scheduled for Saturday morning. The alumni will hold its annual luncheon at noon, to be followed by a tea in New Hall and inspection of dormitories. The Dramatic Club will present Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” in Kephart Memorial auditorium at 8:15 Saturday night, 1 as the closing homecoming feature.

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DAWES IS RETICENT Ambassador Pays Visit to Chicago. By U nited Press ' CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Charles G. Dawes, here on his first visit since his appointment as ambassador to Great Britain, can make no com-

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ment on the naval armaments induction he told 19porters. “In all negotiations between governments, an ambassador is but an agent of his government, he said. “He holds any information he receives in trust for his principal.** Dawes returned home in connection with his duties as chairman of the finance eommitttee of the Century of Progress Exposition. He will return to England on the Berengaria Oct. 30.

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