Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1933 — Page 10

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MAYOR APPEALS TO ALL TO JOIN IN WORK DRIVE Modernization Movement Is Incorporated: Borinstein Named President. Asserting that thr nation's business leaders are predicting higher prices on building materials. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan today appealed for Indianapolis citizens to join the city-wide modernization campaign. He explained that property owners should take advantage of low material prices by repairing homes and other properties during the campaign. April 22 to May 5. Plans for the drive to enlist property owners in the drive were laid before 5.000 volunteer workers at a meeting of leaders in the Columbia Club Tuesday night. Mayor Sullivan was the principal speaker. Louis J. Borinstein, campaign chairman, announced articles had been filed with the secretary of state incorporating the Indianapolis Modernization Movement. Borinstein was named director and president of the corporation. Other directors were named as follows: M. K. Foxworthy of the Indianapolis Coal Company, secretary; Fred C. Dickson. Indiana Trust Company president, treasurer; Charles W. Chase, Indianapolis Railways, Inc., and Henry L. Dithmc Polar Icp and Fuel Company, president, other directors. "The campaign now is on thorough legal and business basis,” Charles F. Coffin, legal and legislative chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, said after he filed the articles of incorporation.

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ASKS $15,000 DAMAGES Permanent Injurie* Claimed by Owner of Auto; Two Defendants. Permanent injuries alleged to have been received while waiting for his automobile to be washed at the Wash-U-Kwik establishment. 339 North Capitol avenue, July 19. 1931, are made grounds for a $15,000 damage suit filed in superior court two by Joseph G. Hayes, 2849 North Capitol avenue. James J. Demos, owner of the establishment, and Lee H. Wolf, T 35

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North Hamilton avenue, driver of the car which struck Hayes, are named defendants. According to the suit. Hayes was waiting for his own car to be washed when he was struck.

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