Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1936 — Page 12
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CITY'S LICENSE REVENUE GAINS $31,0000VER'35
10-Month Figure Reported by Controller as $232,672.
Revenue from licenses paid the|
City Controller during the first 10 months of this year has increased $31,000 over collections during the corresponding period last year, records compiled by Deputy Controller Hershel Tebay showed today. Total receipts to date this year are $232,672, while ‘last year collections on licenses amounted to $201,517 for the same period. Collections. for October, however, totaled $18,610 this year, a decrease of slightly more than $2100 from | the $20,733 reported last year.
The report this year includes the | ~ first payment of $3476 by the In-|
dianapolis Street Railways Co. for | trackless trolley street use,
October Figures Given
Among October receipts in the| controller's records were traffic stickers, $445 (sticker
by the State’ Accounts Board); court fines and collections, $2769; Tomlinson Hall rent, $240; dog pound fees, $80; East Market, $218; mar-| ket leases, $2291; dances, tags, $178; hotel and rooming houses, $32, and miscellaneous, £5425. Collection for the 10-month period this year brought in the following total amounts: Stickers, $20.263; court fines, $7286; Tomlinson Hall rent, $1480; East Market, $2440; market leases, $22,521; hotels, $3880; dog tags, $4547, and poultry licenses, £4812. !
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_ United Press Stall Correspondent J GARY, Ind, Nov. 6.—A skilled
| Gary. policeman operates the steel | city's newest and smallest industry—
a one-man bullet factory.
The thunder of ‘Gary's “mighty mills nearby is an unusual contrast
to the tiny “plant” in the basement | then
of police = headquarters. There— where measurements - are checked
|to the ‘three-hundredth fraction—
Range Officer. Ray Randolph turns out. hand-made cartridges for weapons of the city’s police. Ballistics experss
recognize vol superiority of the Gary-made bul-
| lets, particularly for target prac-
Over the top—that’s where the Community Fund will be on Nov. 16, say Mrs. A. G. Worten, 4434 E. 10th-st (left), and Mrs. Learny F. Jones, 230 E. 9th-st,
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co-captains of Team 34. They are shown at today’s
meeting in the Claypool Hotel inspecting charts to be used showing progress -of the campaign.
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Randolph's job demands diversified talents.’ He is tamper, assembler, collector and advertising manager of the rapidly expanding industry. Simplicity, accuracy, and precision are the keynotes in the operation of the Gary bullet factory. Randolph uses a slow-burning
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The bullei*making policeman then
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In the manufacture of his bullets Randolph brass cartridge shells. He pushes out the smail fired cap with a small machine and ‘inserts: another firing pin which he brads onto the top of the cartridge. Then he loads the cartridge and with a pressure machine fastens the bullet to the brass cartridge—and J is. ready for the policeman’s rever. Superiority and economy ‘of the
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