Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1930 — Page 25

MAY 23,1930

CITY INSPECTOR RULES ON COAL INSPECTOR JOB Holds Court Decision Does Not Affect Status of 1925 Ordinance. The position of Charles Howe, city coal inspector, is secure athough the present coal ordinance has been held invalid by Circuit Judge Harry Chamberlin City Attorney James E. Deery ruled today. Under "advised Safety board. It was in effect 6 "ruling, the coal infnector can renew the campaign JSmst irresponsible dealers who, if says, have been hood-winking th io PU arre C sts have been made by the department of and measures since the coal ordinance was contested last November and efforts of coal dealers who desire * vaUd ordinance have brought no re sponse at city hall. f It ia understood several cases of short weight have been reported to Grover C. Parr, chief inspector of weights and measures, but no prosecutions were made. City officials were opposed to the ordinance proposed by coal dealers because it provided for two additional inspectors. Dealers contended one man can not enforce adequately the measure. The dealers’ plan provided for increased license fees to meet the additional salaries. Those advocating strict enforcement of the rule on correct weights are desirous of renewing arrests to protect the public from unreliable dealers when citizens start laying in coal for winter. The main difference between the 1925 ordinance and the 1926 revision is that the newer measure included penalty for substitutions. JUDGE BELIEVES HIM If He Says “Not Guilty,” Released; “Guilty,” Fined. Hii United Preg* EVANSTON, 111., May 23.—Walter Ziccor went to court twice in the same day, told different stories and was believed both times. He first pleaded not guilty to a traffic offense and Magistrate Porter took his word for it and turned him loose. Half an hour later Ziccor was brought to court again for another traffic violation. He pleaded guilty, the court believed him and fined him S2O. Ford Buys Old Engine Bn United Pre*a NEWCASTLE, England, May 23. —A model locomotive designed in 1912 by Matthew Murray has been bought' for Henry Ford by a local agent.

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MOTORISTS ARE URGED TO PASS UP ‘THUMBERS’ Chance of Being Slugged, Robbed Great, Warns Club Official. Motorists beware of the thumber.” Now this advice from Frank Hatfield, of the Hoosier Motor Club, isn’t a warning against smart alecks but it is a “thumbs-down” warning on giving auto rides to highway hoboes. With summer’s approach, each filling station on the outskirts of Indianapolis is a daily rendezvous for the Asphalt Als who seek a soft

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an ordinance which prohibits the solicitation of rides within the corporate limits. Hatfield pointed out that four states, Wisconsin, Minnesota. New Jersey and Maine, make It unlawful to “bum” a auto ride whether it just be from your home to work or from village to village. “Crime records of the nation are replete with cases where motorists have been assaulted, robbed and in some cases murdered by those they sought to befriend with a ride," Hatfield pointed out. “The ride gives the thief a good

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whose pilot tried to see how close he could miss a church spire—have impelled city authorities to introduce an ordinance providing a S3OO fine and a thirty-day jail sentence for iny aviator caught flying over the city under 1,000 feet elevation. The Roman coliseum seated 50.000 and could accommodate 20.000 more standing.