Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1933 — Page 4

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CHEAP SHOALS POWER PLAN IS STUDIED HERE City Officials Considering Possibility of Savings Under Project. Possibility of obtaining cheap electrical current from Muscle Shoals, which is to be government operated under a plan proposed today by President Franklin D. Roosevelt was being studied by Indianapo-. lis city officials. The city's ten-year contract with the Indianapolis Power and Light Company for street and public building lighting will expire April 1, 1935. The President's message to congress calls for development of the Muscle Shoals project and producting of current at a cost of 1.36 cents a kilowatt hour, with government construction of electric transmission lines to make this cheap power available. Big Savings Fossiblc Preference is to be given to states, bounties and municipalities. City officials here pointed out that |sower from the Shoals provided at anywhere near cost would save the feity thousands of dollars each year tm its present electric current costs Os nearly $500,000. “The matter deserves verv careful consideration,” Edward H. Knight, city corporation counsel said, when apprised of the plan. “There are many things to be considered and solved, including a distribution system, before service from such a source would tie practical. Until more facts are known and the matter has been studied carefully, nothing definite can be said.” No Comment by Sullivan Practically all street lamps and their wiring is owned by the Indidianapolis Power and Light Company, but might be acquired by purchase at expiration of the contract In 1935. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan was reticent about discussing possibilities of the city benefiting from the President's plan. "I don't know enough about it yet,” he said, “and I don't see how I can comment on something I don't know anything about.”

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Automobiles reported to poiire as stolen belong to Edward Hurr, 4202 Graceland avenue Ford coupe from In front of 4202 Graceland avenue Edward Slaughter, 44 North Hamilton avenue, Bulck sedan, 44-Ofifi, from Nineteenth street and Ashland avenue Fred Viehe 002 Congress avenue Ford roadster 24-088, from Thirty-fourth and Illinois streets. Paul Tomlinson, Fjttsboro. Ind.. Buick coach. 90-320. from in front of 3140 Park avenue. R. E. Vinov, 830 North Rural street Chevrolet coach. 32-143 from Eleventh street and Massachusetts avenue Anthony B. Mever. 5704 East Washington street. Ford coupe. 115-656. from New York and Pennsylvania streets. Havton Willingham, 543 South Harding street. Ford coupe, 35-581. from Belmont avenue and Washington street M E. Robbins 2037 Carrollton avenue. Desoto sedan. 111-802. from 2004 North Meridian street. Jacob C Harden. 1414 North Alabama street, Chevrolet roach. 258-214. from 1414 North Alabama street.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Lewis A Thompson, 2637 Ashland avenue. Nash coupe, found at New Jersey and Market streets. R. B. Hinshaw. 4501 East Thirty-eighth street. Plymouth sedan, found at Brownsbufg. Ind . stripped of three tires. John Logan. 4602 West Washington street. Ford sedan, found at Southeastern avenue and Washington street, stripped of spark plugs, battery and two rear tires, and two license plates. 37-581 Frank Burrall, 3226 Park avenue. Ford coupe, found in rear of 3241 Park avenue, stripped of three wire wheels. Nash sedan 114-932, found at 1017 North JefTersn avenue. Jones Automobile Company. 345 North Capitol avenue. Ford sedan, found at 827 Camp street Quits Commerce Department Bit United Pres* WASHINGTON. April 12.—E. F. Morgan resigned today as solicitorgeneral of the department of commerce. Morgan was a former Governor of West Virginia and was appointed to the commerce department in November, 1927, by President Coolidgo.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

APRIL 12, 1932