Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1930 — Page 3

JUNE 27, 1930.

POLLUTION OF RIVER AVOIDED BY NEW PUMPS Working of Giant System Is Explained by Board Chief. Pollution of White River has been eliminated completely for the present by installation of two 5,000,000 gallon capacity electrical pumps at Fifty-Sixth and Illinois streets, according to B. J. T. Jeup, city sanitary board president. Jeup explained working of the system to a delegation o. property owners of the vicinity and Ci„y officials, including Mayor Rginald H. Sullivan, Thursday. The larger pumps were installed in the place of 500,000 daily capacity pumps which were unable to lift the sewage which overflowed into White river, making necessary closing of the McClure beach last year. The pumping station lifts the sewage from the Westfield boulevard sewer into the Washington boulevard interceptor, carrying it to the sewage disposal plant southwest of the city. 550,000 a Year Permanent relief will be provided with the Broad Ripple intercentor which is under way to provide sewage disposal facilities for the future. Infiltration of about 4,500.000 gallons of surface water a day is responsible for the condition, making necessary the treatment of storm water at the sewage disposal plant whereas it should be turned into the stream north of the city/ Jeup declared that the faulty sewer has cost the city about $50,000 “a year to dispose of the surface Water. “I have been informed that political pressure was used in getting the board of works six years ago to .accept the contract and that the board finally ordered an assistant ■engineer to approve the job,” Jeup declared. At city hall it was recalled that William H. Armitage, political general of the Shank administration, had attended a meeting at which the Sheehan Construction Company job was finally accepted by the works board. Water Company Blamed T. W. Mitchell, 5784 Central avenue, pointed out that the Indianapolis Water Company some years ago broke the crust of the canal by dregding it and that permitting the utility to dredge the canal again would result in flooding of the north side territory with "springs.” Jeup admitted that the water company had been responsible for the condition some years ago. An investigation is being made by the sanitary board to determine feasibility of repairing the sewer, Jeup said. CHARGE NEIGHBOR’S RADIO IS NUISANCE Eight Adjoining Residents Ask $5,000 Annoyance Damages. Charging Mr. and Mrs. Grant R. Dazey, 927 North Bradley street, with playing their radio at "unreasonable hours and with undue power and force,” eight adjoining neighbors filed suit today in a superior court asking $5,000 damages and a restraining order against the Dazeys. Petitioners, including Fred H. Surface, Kerr Hollensbee, Harry Dursema and five other Bradley street residents, charge that they /have lost numerous tenants "who were unable to stand the undue noise and interference,” and consequently, the rental value of their property has depreciated. Dry Agents Raid Restaurant Thirty-five pints of alleged whisky were confiscated by federal agents and police Thursday night in a raid on the Naples restaurant, 217 South Illinois street, the officers said. Angelo Ministratta, 40, proprietor, was held under SI,OOO bond on a blind tiger charge. Officers said the alleged liquor was hidden under a lunch counter.

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MEDICAL COSTS NOT LIKELY TO SEE REDUCTION Rush College Dean Tells Association Prices Can’t Be Cut Much. fly Science Service DETROIT, June 27.—The costs of medical care are not likely to be greatly reduced in the future, although some economies may be effected, Dr. Ernest E. Irons, dean of Rush Medical college, Chicago, said at the meeting here today of the American Medical Association. These high costs are so closely interwoven with general economic conditions that they can not be reduced under present standards of living and price levels, Dr. Irons said. They are the result of several sac- ★ Safety for Savings Fletcher American NATIONAL BANK 4 Southeast Cor. of M.rlet ind Penmylv.ni* % ON SAVINGS

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tors such as Increased costs of all necessities, including groceries and clothes, increasingly expensive tastes and requirements of persons who are sick and increased medical costs inevitable by reason of the advance in medical knowledge and methods. This increase of patients’ tastes for expensive service was stressed by Dr. Irons as a big factor in the increased cost of medical care. Hospital costs have increased, but so have hospital expenses, he said. Many sick persons could be cared for adequately in small wards with hospital nursing service, but they insist on private rooms and special nurses. Laboratory methods of diagnosis and treatment also have added to the cost of medical care since their development during the last thirty years. When properly used, these

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KILLS TIGER WITH CLUB Native of India Is Reported to Have Won Strange Battle. CALCUTTA, June 27.—There has trickled in from the jungles a strange tale of a native Indian slaying a huge tiger with nothing but a club for a weapon. Coming upon a sleeping tiger, he

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minutes until he finally killed tho tiger. Spiders’ webs used in aerial photography and surveying are beincf "cultivated" in Canada.