Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1932 — Page 22

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DATA GATHERED IN SUPPORT OF WATER RULING Cuthbertson Says Figures Will Support Rates Set by State. Order of the public service commission in the Indianapolis Wafer Company rate case will be sustained by data being (fathered by Commissioner Ham- K. Cuthbertson. author of the order, It was reported today. Cuthbertson said he expected to submit the complete data on the ‘’decrease-increase’’ order to the commissioners within ten dr.ys. Cites Revenue Drop He also said he now knows that it will show that the April billings of the company, under the new rates, represents a drop of $9,342.78 in total revenues, as compared with the old rates Should this prove true for the twelve months it woul<? mean a $112,113.36 drop in revenues for the year, he said. Data for Cuthbertson is being gathered from the company books by public service commission accountants under direction of Webb Gilbert, chief of the accounting staff. Tlie commissioner said that he has had sufficient material submitted t/ show that 66 8 per cent of the consumers received decreases under the new rates during the first month. 24.8 per cent increases, and 8.4 per cent remained unafleeted. I.aid 8- Inch Main “One of the principal complaints against the new rates came from a manufacturing concern where the 1 company laid an eight-inch main 400 feet long to take care of their service.” Cuthbertson asserted. “With this additional capital added to the company’s investment, the concern had an increase in their April billing of but 95 cents.” Cuthberston’s order grew out of a compromise rate settlement now in litigation in a Marion county court. It was approved by a three to two vote of the commission. Briefs in the county case are to be filed with Superior Judge Joseph R. Williams next week. Prominent Farmer Die* PRINCETON. Ind.. May 6.—Law- j rence Lutz. 49. a prominent Haub- ' stadt farmer, died at his home to- 1 day after a long illness. Lutz frequently won high honors for com exhibits in state contests. The widow and three sons survive him. i

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ex-Sena tor J. Thomas Heflin of Alabama. Friends of the picturesque legislator who was voted out of public life, temporarily at least, in the Alabama senatorial election of 1930. have known for some time that he has been compiling data on his experiences in congress. No public announcement of his intention to put them in book form was made, however, until recently he addressed the senate in the prosecution of his unsuccessful contest against Senator Bankhead. During the five-hour talk he made on that occasion he alluded

to the book he was writing, and that among those to those whom he would pay tribute was Senator George W. Norris (Rep., Neb.). By and large, over the course of years and with relation to the importance of the issues in which he was a leading figure. -Heflin considers Norris the most courageous and fearless man in public life he ever has known. Heflin intends to handle some of his former associates without gloves in his forthcoming volume. He was in congress twenty-seven years and says he is not through yet. The story of cowardice, he said, will not be a pretty one.

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President.” a burlesque or national political. In which he will play the stellar role. Then he will write the atory for "Song of the Eagle." a picture which •ill be produced on epic-proportions with the majority of the Ur* and fcaured players of the studio participating.

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Go Back 3,090 Years for Ball By Lnitcit Pre* PARIS. May 6 Art studenta and their ladies will go back 3.000 years for the inspiration of their undrew for the fiftieth of the famous "arts" ball to be held June 6. This year motif will be early Egyptian.

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