Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1931 — Page 2

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GAS COMPANIES WITHHOLD BIDS TO GET SURVEY Loss in Revenues Due to Hotter Mixture Must Be Determined. Natural gas distributors today announced they would withhold b<ds on supplying gas to the city utility district until they complete a survey to ascertain the amount of gas consumed in and its method of distribution. Necessity for such a survey became apparent Monday at a special meeting of Mayor Reginald Sullivan’s gas subcommittee. It was shown that mixed artifical natural gas. which the city proposes o supply through the city-owned Citizens Gas Company, will have a ligher heat unit than artificial gas done. With the higher heat unit, the juantity of gas sold to the public vould be reduced. This would involve a lass of revenue to the Citizens Gas Company, the mayor said. Willingness to share this loss until the consumption can be increased was expressed both by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company and the Kentucky Natural Gas Company. However, they desire to get accurate figures on the volume of gas consumed and details concerning its distribution. M. D. Curran of St. Louis, Mo., vice-president of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company, was represented by attorneys Joseph L. Daniels and Warrack Wallace. Alfred M. Ogle, Indianapolis, president of the Universal Gas Company, which has indicated intention of entering a bid for supplying natural gas, notified the mayor from New York that he could not attend the meeting. AKRON'S BUILDER TO ADDRESS ENGINEERS Goodyear Official to Speak at S. A. E. Meeting Thursday. Construction of the Akron, world’s largest dirigible, will be described at an aeronautical meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers Thursday evening at the Severin. V. R. Jacobs, assistant manager of the aeronautical department of lhe Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, builder of the Akron, will peak on “The Akron, Its Making and Flight.’’ "The Quest of the Foolproof Airplane” will be the topic of an address by Ralph H. Upson, aeronautical engineer. Charles E. Barndt, general manager of the Great Lakes Aircraft Corporation, will speak on “Engineering and Its Relation to Aviation.”

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Major-General Benjamin H Fuller, commandant of the United States marines, succeeding MajorGeneral Smedley D. Butler, is shown here in his latest picture, taken while on an inspection trip of marine activities on the west coast.

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HONOR FORMER EAGLEHEADS Service Certificates Are Presented by Editor. Special recognition was acorded past presidents of Indianapolis aerie, Fraternal Oder of Eagles, Mnoday night, for the first time in the more than three decades since the order was established, when service certificates were presented to them by Boyd Gurley, editor of The Times. An audience of nearly 300 attended. An address of welcome was given by President Robert G. Amick. The program was arranged by Fred J. Snyder, a trustee. Certificates were presented to Otto P. Deluse, former national Eagles president; J. Pierce Cummings, Grover V. Camden, Wilbur H. Miller, Frank H. Rhees, Henry Fryer, Joseph F. Beatty and William Beswick.

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-OCT. 13, 1031