Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 195, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1935 — Page 22

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HEARING ON CAR FIRM'S PETITION TO BE RESUMED Commission Considers Plea to Issue Securities to Back PWA Loan. Hearing on the petition of the Indianapolis Railways, Inc,, to issue securities as collateral for a $3,120,000 Public Works Administration loan was to be resumed this afternoon before the Public Service Commission. A searching cross-examination of Charles W. Chase, company president, concluded yesterday s session. Mr. Chase was the only witness. He explained how the loan would enable the company to complete modernization and rehabilitation of the street railway system. Chase Is Questioned Fred Wiecking, public counselor; :ames E. Deery, Indianapolis corporation counsel, and Perry McCart, commission chairman, joined in cross-examining Mr. Chase after long direct examination by Arthur L Gilliom, company attorney. The hearing adjourned after a discussion between Mr. McCart and Mr. Gilliom the. question whether failure to pay off Federal obligations would result in logs of the utility's entire property. Previously Mr. Wiecking and Mr. Der ry had asked Mr. Chase a number of questions about the present, value of the property as compared with the value of the same property when it was acquired in 1032. The financial exhibits offered by the petitioner were held incomplete in several respects and Mr. Chase and Mr. Gilliom said more comprehensive figures would be placed in evidence today. Asks Value of Old Equipment Mr. Wricking wanted to know the present value placed on trackage and cars now held practically obsolete because of improvements introduced into the system during the last three years. Mr. Chase testified the old equipment was of great potential value as reserve stoek in event the company was unable to continue payments on present liabilities in the form of equipment trust notes. Earlier In the day representatives of organized labor asked the commission to rule favorably on the petition in order to alleviate unemployment, and provide better service for patrons. Letters from the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, the Indianapolis Hotel Association, the Indianapolis Construction League and the Wiliam H. Block Cos. also indorsed the petition. SPEAKS ON TELEPHOTO Indiana Bell Telephone Official Is Lions Club Guest. Transmission of photographs by telephone and recent research work developing telephone communication were discussed yesterday by E. W. Belzer of the Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. at a Lions Club luncheon in the Washington. An artificial “voice box,’’ used by persons with defective voices, also was demonstrated.

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Members of Calvin W. Prather Lodge No. 717 will honor past masters at, a dinner meeting tomorrow night in the lodge hall, College-av and 42nd-st. John S. Buck, worshipful master, announces. MAYOR URGES SUPPORT FOR LEGION LUNCHEON Chamber of Commerce Sponsor of Appreciation Affair. Mayor Kern today urged all civic organization officials and members to attend the appreciation luncheon to be given Tuesday by the Chamber of Commerce in the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the American legion. National Legion officers and state commanders and adjutants are expected to attend, in addition to members of the Legion auxiliary board members and unit presidents. Reservations are to be made through the Chamber of Commerce.

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RED CROSS TO CONTINUE ITS SAFETY DRIVE Local Chapter Decides to Make Campaign a Permanent One. The Indianapolis Red Cross Chapter today launched a permanent accident prevention campaign as a continuation of the drive it has sponsored recently. The campaign was decided on at the chapter's nineteenth annual meeting in the War Memorial • Building. Mrs. J. A. Goodman and Mrs. H. Nathan Swaim were elected directors. Those re-elected to the board were William Fortune. C. B. Sommers, James A. Stuart. Edward A. Kahn, Wallace O. Lee, E. H. K. McComb. Felix M. McWhirter, Robert H. Bryson. Mrs. Gavin L. Payne and Mrs. Herbert T. Wagner. Arthur V. Brown, treasurer, reported the chapter had spent $1 ,- 520.34 more than it had received during the year. Miss Agnes Cruse, secretary, reported the organization's activities for the last year, which included first-aid stations and attendants in emergencies, home service and garment manufacture. Nineteen home hygiene classes were conducted by the Red Cross during the last year in Indianapolis public end parochial high schools.

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ARTISTS TO EXHIBIT IN OWN GALLERIES Indiana Members Open House on N. Delaware-st. Twenty-five Indiana artists are to display their work in new co-opera-tive residence galleries, first of their kind in Indianapolis, which opened today at 2242 N. Delaware-st.. The project will be directed by Miss Ruth E. Kaling. and membership will include Indianapolis and out-of-town artists. Present members include Simon P. Baus, Flora Lauter, Marie Todd and Emma Sangernebo. Indianapolis; Francis Clark Brown, Kokomo; Ruthven H. Byrum, Anderson; Helen Goodwin, Newcastle; Clara G. Newman, Richmond; Hallie P. Prow. Bloomington; Elba Riffle, Wmamac; Sister Rifinia, Lafayette; Ella Shumate, Lebanon, and John K. Yung, Terre Haute. The galleries are to be open to the public from 10 to 4 daily and arrangements may be made for evening visits.

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South Bend Dentist Elected Tim' S Special PERU. Ind.. Oet. 24.—Dr Maxwell G. Powell. South Bend, was elected president of the Northern Indiana Dental Society at the closing session of the forty-fifth annual meeting here yesterdav.

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