Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1937 — Page 2

MAROTT ASKS "BOETCHER FOR GLEAN SEWERS

Forget Downtown Coliseum And Clean Fall Creek, He Asks Mayor.

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(Editorial, Page 10)

George J. Marott, Indianapolis shoe store and hotel owner, today asked Mayor Boetcher to “give us a clean sewerage system and a clean

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waterway and forget a downtown coliseum at this time.” In a letter to the Mayor, Marott termed the present system

“deficient” and suggested that the

State Fair Grounds coliseum - be heated as a substitute for a new municipal building. He suggested that Fall Creek be cleared and made fit for boating

through the use of Government

funds. Urges Creek Use

The text of Mr. Maroft's letter follows: “I notice in the newspapers, you - recognize the inefTiciency of the sewer system and it is your purpose to give prompt attention to this very important service to the health of the people and the welfare of our-good city. “It is a shame that our Fall Creek waterway is contaminated by com-

_ bination sewage that often, particu-

larly in the summer, has an unbearable stench along the waterway, which makes plain the necessity of clearing this Creek from such a nuisance and give us a waterway that would be a credit to the city and a pleasure for boating. I believe more than a million dollars is spent every summer by our citizens vacationing at lakes and other waterways when they might enjoy the waterway of Fall Creek with White River. r “Our Government has been most liberal in relieving such conditions in other cities at much Governnient expense, and what is more valuable to Indianapolis than to accept the

+ Government's assistance on this

most deficient sewage system?” : Puts Sewers First

“I believe comparatively all thinking citizens of Indianapolis but a few would say, ‘Give us a clean sewage system and a clean waterway and forget a downtown coliseum with a hotel at this time.” If we must have a coliseum, why not the State Fair Grounds coliseum, fitted with a heating system with added seating capacity in the bowl of the coliseum,’ I feel certain it would be ample for any needs. A great ad--vantage in the location is the fact that the railroad service is directly to the place and no coliseum should be built without a track connection for delivery of utilities and other things "important in promoting commercial enterprise’ ‘as well as politics. Taxpayers know they are burdened, hence it is time to forget unnecessary expenditures.

“I wish to congratulate you on :

your prompt attention as Mayor to the consideration of this important situation, and wishing you every success and support.”

HOOSIER JAILED ON BOGUS MONEY COUNT

Ernest L. Martin, 27, arrested near Connersville, Saturday for alleged counterfeiting activities, was to be arraigned today in Federal Court. George Loy, U. S. Secret Service agent, and Scott Adams, Connersville police officer, reported finding molds for half dollars, dimes and nickels in Martin's home. Circulation of counterfeit half dollars guring the recent Fayette County fair led fio the investigation, authorities said.

Mr.

Buford Cadle, State Northwest Territories Commissioner, today announced that the commission is preparing to accept applications from men to participate in the caravan which is to leave Ipswich, Mass., next December. ‘The caravan is fo travel the road followed by pioneers who settiled the Northwest Territory, Mr. Cadle explained. An eight-episode historical pageant is to be .presented in cities along the route. Training is to start Nov.-1. Men are to be provided with meals,

* lodging and $1 a day and a $100

bonus for those who make the entire trip.

9 HELD FOR GAMING AFTER POLICE RAID

Nine men were charges with gambling aftey a raid on a pool room at 506 W. Washington St., yesterday. Police raided the place after a patron complained he lost $21 in a poker game, they said. Louis Thomas, 50, of 5227 W. Washington St., said by police to be the operator was charged with keeping a gaming house and eight others, including Joseph Kraft, 59, 21 N. West St., who made the complaint, were arrested.

M’NUTT DESCRIBES PHILIPPINE QUAKE

An earthquake in the Philippines was described by High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt in a letter to his parents, Judge and Mrs. J. C. McNutt, Martinsville. None of the former Governor's family was injured, but he described the experience as a “terrifying one.” The quake made their Manila home “look like a rolling sea” and their auto “rock like a ship on choppy waters,” the letter said.

TRUCK TRAILER STOLEN » Charles Francik, 317 N. Walldce St., manager of the General Traiier Co., 420 W. South St., told police today that thieves backed a tractor up to the company’s garage and pulled away a 22-foot truck trailer, valued at $1500.

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