Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 58, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1936 — Page 16

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OPPOSITION TO ' TROLLEY ROUTES IS TO BE VOICED

Council Is Scheduled to Hear Protests of South Side Groups. The Common Council tonight is to hear representatives of South Bide Civic groups oppose ratification of an agreement between the Works Board and the Indianapolis Railways, Inc., for the operation of trackless trolleys. Members of the delegation said they were opposed to the contract because it provides for the linking of the Lincoln-st line with the Min-nesota-st line by way of East, Minnesota, Ringgold, She)by-sts and Pleasant Run-blvd. The opposition is to V voiced, they said on the contention that the proposed streets are too narrow for the 10-ton vehicles and that they would ruin the sectic 1 of the boulevard over which they would be routed, Urge Present Routing The Fountain Square Merchants Association represented by J. Ed Burk Is to ask that the Minnesotast line retain its present routing from Shelhy-st to Fountain Square and into the center of the city by way of Virginia-av. A large section of I/he delegation is to be composed of Minnesota-st residents who live east of Shelby-st. According to Mr. Burk, they are to tell the council that under the proposed change it would necessitate their walking six blocks or going a great distance out of their way Lo get to Fountain Square. Edwin H. Wischmeyer is to represent the central committee of the South Side Civic Clubs at the meeting. Seeks Police School Fund Theodore H. Dammeyer, Safety Board president, is to make a second appearance belore the Council to ask for an appropriation of SIBOO to provide funds for a school for police and firemen. The money would be used to pay thiee examination commissioners to conduct the school for 150 applicants for positions in to two departments At the completion of the school, candidates are to be chosen to till 30 vacancies in the departments. Anew taxicab ordinance is expected to be passed. This ordinance has been pending since December, but after five revisions and the in- j corpora ting of several amendments, 1 it is believed ready to receive a majority vote. $36 Fee Proposed The ordinance places the number of cabs at one for every 1000 of population, sets the license fee at $36 a year, demands that the licensee carry property damage insurance in addition to public indemnity, and permits drivers to wmrk only eight hours within an aggregation of 24 hours. An ordinance introduced several weeks ago by Councilman John A. Schumacher asking for S7OO with which to stage symphony concerts this summer at Garfield Park also Is to come up for action. The amount would be added to SSOO already allocated to the Park Board for entertainment purposes. Ordinances providing for ihu restoration of salaries to police and firemen and for the repeal of the present picketing ordinance also are pending. Pay Ordinance Due Councilman Edward P. Kealing, who introduced the pay restoration measure, is expected to bring it up again tonight. Councilman Adolph Fritz, who introduced the other ordinance, said he did nbt intend to reintroduce his measure. An ordinance providing for issuance of $300,0G0 in municipal bonds with which to take up a similar issue of 1903 which is to mature on July 1. was being prepared by the legal department at the request of the city controller This ordinance was expected to be introduced at the first meeting m June. CONTENDS MAN IS SANE Petition Asks Release of Prisoner at Michigan City. B'i Vnited /’*■< x,< MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. May 18 Hearing of the habeas corpus petition of Noah Bradford, 65, confined to the hospital for insane of the Indiana State Hospital tor the last 31 years, was set for May 22 before Judge Russell W. Smith. The petition contends Bradford has been sane 15 years. KITCHEN CHAIRS Sturdy Sanded Limit of Customer Open Monday Nile 7 to 9 O’clock 1914 Get Rid of Those , TERMITES < Positive Perpetual Protection 4* I SJ lOO't Guaranteed Results -§ Phone lA-512H j ARNOTT „ EXTERMINATING S COMPANY rmintToim and EXTERMINATOR*

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RURAL UTILITY LOANS IN STATE TO FACE DELAY New Units Must Wait on Extra Appropriation by Congress. M. J. Briggs, director of Indiana state-wide Rural Electric Membership Corp., today stated that 30 counties now have sufficient membership to receive project loans. Further loans can not be granted new units, however, until the $420,000,000 Norris-Rayburn bill nowpending in Congress is passed, Mr Briggs said. The rural electrification bill now is awaiting action by the Senate. Out of the original appropriation of $10,000,000 Indiana received one and one-half million, according to Mr. Briggs. Whitley and Sheiby Counties Thursday were awarded $196,500 in grants. Mr. Briggs stated that at least $12,000,000 w-ould be necessary to finance the proposed projects in the 30 counties. Six county power unit projects were approved Saturday by the Public Service Commission. Counties must have a membership of at least three applicants to a square mile, and the average membership a county is approximately 1200, he said. Indiana’s REMC, with applications to serve 25,000 homes, leads all other states in membership. STUBBORN RHEUMATISM Most' of the aches, [tains, stiffness, soreness anil lameness of stubborn rheumatism anil rheumatic trout are caused or aggravated by excess uricacid. V This being the’ case, one outstanding, swift and safe prescription, as any modern druggist will tell you is I Allenru Capsules—little green, easily | swallowed capsules that are powerful yet harmless. Take these highly'effective capsules as directed—often tlie [tain and agony go in 48 hours -you won't be disI appointed.—Advertisement.

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Avery C. Clinger, above, president of Ohio National Bonk at Columbus, is scheduled to speak before the Indiana Bankers’ Association’s fortieth annual convention here May 21 and 22. Mr. Clinger is to speak on “Employe Education.” More chan 600 bankers and their wives are expected to attend.

Bicycle Rider Hurt In Crash While riding a bicycle Frank Dolan. 16, of 408 Morelafid-av, collided with a parked automobile in front of 3650 W. Michigan-st last night. He was treated at City Hospital for lacerations.

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