Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1937 — Page 16

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Gravel-pit fishing these days is lakes and streams.

Big_One Hooked. in Little Pond

. Times Photo. just as good as casting in the big

Earl Riffey (above), 2524 E. Washington St,

proudly displays a big bass he snared out of a small pit near Delphi yesterday. It weighed 5 pounds and 9 ounces, he said. .

STORAGE FIRMS ASK NEW RATES

Increases Needed: Because Of Pay Boosts, Plea To P. S.C. Says.

The Indiana Public Service Commission today had under advisement the petitions of nine Indianapolis storage companies which seek to raise their handling charges 33% . per cent and their storage charges 5 per cent. The companies at a hearing yesterday said these rate increases were necessary because their labor costs had increased 40 per cent following settlement of a recent wage dispute by the State Labor Division. Howell Ellis represented the storage companies. They are: Indiana Naval Stores Co. 403 W. 17th St.; Henry €oburn Storage & Warehouse Co., 211-233 W. Georgia St.; Tripp Warehouse Co., 1001 E. New York St.; Indianapolis Warehouse & Storage Co., Inc, 330 W. New York St. ‘and Strohm Warehouse ~ & Cartage Co., 230 W. McCarthy St. Others -are the Central Public Warehouse Co., 601 Kentucky Ave.; Indiana Terminal & Refrigerating Co., 230-246 S. Pennsylvania St.; Central Transfer & Storage Co, Inc.,, 209 W. South St, and Rolling Mills Warehouse, Inc., 620 S. Capitol Ave. Rates of these warehouses are under the Commission’s jurisdiction, but petitions of this type seldom are filed, it was said.

CENTRAL W. C. T. U. IS TO MEET FRIDAY

The Central W. C. T. U. is to meet: at the home of Mrs. Robert H. White, 106 N. Linwood Ave., at 2 p. m. Friday, Oct. 8. Mrs. C.. W. Ackman, president, is to preside. Associate hostesses are to be Mesdames H. S. Walter, Felix FcWhirter, D. O. Taylor, Talmadge Smith, Roscoe Beetley, Alice Woods and George Barnes.

HEADS PARK EXECUTIVES

FT. WORTH, Tex. Sept. 30 (U. P.)—Harold S. Wagner of Akron, O., was named today to succeed W. A. Stinchcomb of Cleveland as American Institute of Park Ex-

SIR HARRY TWYFORD MADE LONDON MAYOR

LONDON, Sept. 30 (U. P.).—Sir Harry Edward Augustus ‘Twyford wagkelected Lord Mayor of London today in an ancient ceremonial which has been observed for 800 years. He succeeds Sir George

year. The floors of Guild Hall were strewn with sweet herbs as a picturesque reminder of the ancient precautions which the city’s rulers took against infection. According to custom, Sir Twyford’s election was unanimous. Heads of the livery companies (the city guilds) voted ‘“all-all” when his name was called. The next name called was that of Sir Henry Bowater and the guildsmen replied ‘next year.” The names of others qualified for the position receivevd replies of “later.”

CAST SELECTED FOR PLAY AT DEPAUW U.

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Sept. 30.—Betty Acuff, Pt. Wayne, and James Haman, Vaiden, Miss, have been selected to play the leads in DePauw University’s 1937 Old Glory Day production, “Pomeroy’s Past,” to be presented Oct. 15 and 16. Others in the cast are Jean Schnackenberg, Chicago; John Garrabrandt, Ocean Grove, N. J.; Edgar Gassin, Belmar, N. J., and Norris Krueger, Riverside, Ill.

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PARKING SPACE USUALLY CLOSE BY

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At SPEEDS as high as 180 miles. an hour— abrasive salt grinding, tearing; scorching his tires— Ab Jenkins’ special racer, weighing nearly three tons; pounded over the Bonneville Salt Beds last week at such terrific speed that it caused the surface to break. up.

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BILLY GRIMES TIRE CO. 222 W. Michigan St. LI. 1538 GASSERT SERVICE 2802 E. New York St. CH. 4333 MT. JACKSON TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP 3413 W. Washington St. BE. 4948 BEN DAVIS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE 6243 W. National Rd. BE. 4466 DEUPERS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE 5770 W. Washington St. * BE. 1230 BUD'S SERVICE STATION 1201 Kentucky Ave, RI. 3060 EAST SIDE SUPER SERVICE STATION. 3301 E. 10th St. CH. 7179 INDIAN REFINING COMPANY 44 Kentucky Ave. EL 0025 MURPHY'S SERVICE STATION fa 3001; Sutherland Ave. ci

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EARL C. PUMPHREY . 501 E. Maple Road TA. 2080 W. E. SWINFORD 5601 N. Michigan Rd. WA. 3365-J ANDERSON TEXACO SERVICE 30th and Capitol Ave. : TA. 0131 PAUL S. FERREE 130 E. South St. ~~ ° ~ C.E. ALCORN TEXACO SERVICE STATION

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: 1011 STOCK YARDS GARAGE

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BEN JONES SERVICE STATION 1501 West Michigan Sf.

BENNER'S SERVICE Beech Grove, Ind.

KINKEAD'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION

1228 W. Washington St. BE. 4806

"LYNN DINSMORE SERVICE STATION

2134 W. Washington St. BE. 0374 ALLEN'S SERVICE STATION "1050 E. 46th St.’

BATCHELDER-ELLIOTT MOTOR CO. 26 W. 27th St. TA. 0295

PREMIER PETROLEUM CO. LI 1097

SMITH & McNEELEY 1114 N. Meridian St. LL 1521

METROPOLITAN OIL CO. 945 N. Davidson St. ~~. RI 0628

COLTEX SERVICE STATION Linwood Ave. & E. 10th St.

29th and Northwestern,

IR. 0008 |: 'WARRENBURG SERVICE STATION

Following Firestone Dealers are prepared to serve you:

FLETCHER & HEWSON TEXACO SERVICE : TA. 011%

COLTEX SERVICE STATION 1320 E. Michigan st.

BROWN'S SERVICE STATION 1800 S. Lyndhurst Drive BE. 019%

BROWN SERVICE STATION W. Morris St. and Tibbs Ave,

BILL'S SUPER SERVICE ~ East and Vermont. Sts. ;

A. E. RICHARDSON, INC. Lawrence, Ind. .

MARS HILL SERVICE - O. L. DUNCAN . Acton, Ind. ; gid GEORGE WILKINS GARAGE

Traders Point, Ind. : 'H. R. HUMPHREY GARAGE = Wanamaker, Ind... _ - HI-MILEAGE TIRE COMPANY a

'8. Meridian & South Sts.’