Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 234, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1935 — Page 13

FEB. 8. 1935

KERN TO BACK SANITARY BILL IN ASSEMBLY Reorganization Sought in Act Would Save City $43,000. Is Claim. Mayor John W. Kern announced yesterday that he had been conferring *;th members of the General Anembiv on a city administrationbacked bill which will be introduced soon advocating the reorganization of the In nanapoiis sanitary district. The .sanitary district would be placed under the jurisdiction of a four-member non-partisan Works Boara. composed of two Democrats and two R- pubiicans. Should the bill become law Maurice Tennant, incumbent Sanitary Board President, probably will be appointed as a second Republican member of the present three-man Works B><*rd. it was rumored at City Hah M. G. Johnson, assistant city engineer, estimated that the co-ordi-nation of the Sanitary' Board and Works Boa-d would save the taxpayers app; jximately $43,000 a year. The bill also would provide that the members of the Works Board serve in rotation in order that a veteran member always may be on the board and that the City Engi-

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30ULDER DAM'S OPENING SHOWN IN TIMES' REEL Colorado River Piles Up Behind $400,000,000 U. S. Project. The Colorado River, checked at last by mighty Boulder Dam and piling up slowly behind the gigantic structure as engineers close the first water gate, is to be seen in the current Issues of The Indianapolis Times-Universal Newsreel which has Graham McNamee, noted radio announcer, as its Talking Reporter. Built at a of $400,000,000, the dam spans the canyon ready to provide flood control and protect the Imperial Valley from drought, a great lake, 115 miles in extent, begins to accumulate behind the mass of steel and concrete. Other important events to be seen in the current reel include Glenn Cunningham's thrilling defeat of Venzke and Bonthron in the mile event at the Millrose Athletic Association meet in Madison Square Garden, New York City; the shattered front of an important furniture store in the business section of Brooklyn, N. Y., following a terrific gas explosion; Laura Ingalls receiv-

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