Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1937 — Page 28

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Board Decides to Defy Suit For Injunction Filed By Four Firms.

Sanitation Commissioner Maurice Tennant announced today that the City would begin garbage collections at four hotels and several restaurants as soon as possible, The announcement came after the Board of Works and Sanitation decided to make the collections despite an injunction suit filed by the ho-! tels in Federal Court, seeking to restrain the City from preventing pri- | vate sale of garbage. 1 Mr. Tennant said Cily departments would try to give the hotels and restaurants added service in view of the amount of refuse they deposit for collection.

“Others have to have their garbage out at a certain time, but this SESSIONS TODAY —LAGGARD is not possible in the downtown | |

area,” he said. “Collections will begin as soon as a schedule can be worked out.” The decision of the board ended, temporarily at least, a long controversy between hotels and the Ciuy | on the former’s right to sell the gar- | bage to a collecting agency | The State Supreme Court two weeks ago denied a rehearing of its ruling upholding the City’s right to celiect the waste material, The four hotels that asked the injunction are the Washington, Lincoin, Severin and Antlers. They contended that garbage is private property and therefore can be sold. Mr. Tennant said the collections would mean a “substantial amount” of revenues for the City.

95,000 REPORTED CURED OF CANCER

Surgeons to Be Told of 5-Year Observation.

By Science Service CHICAGO, Oct, 12.—Nearly 25,000 | persons have been cured of cancer | and have stayed cured, the Ameri- | i can College of Surgeons Department | of Clinical Research will report at! the college's congress which meets here Oct. 25. They have stayed cured to thé ex- | tent of showing no recurrence of the | malignant disease during a five-year period of observation following operations, Dr. Bowman C. Crowell, who | Is to make the report, declares.

Miss Margaret Lahman is to have a leading role in the threeact comedy, “Sally Low,” to be given by St. Catherine's Dramatic Club at*8:15 p. m. Sunday at Shelby and Tabor Sts.

REBEKAHS END

2000 Members Present at

Opening Convention Meetings.

Election of officers and a recep-

tion tonight was to close the 53d | annual state convention of the Re- |

bekah Assembly, I. O. O, F., today. The meeting opened yesterday with more than 2000 organization members attending. The election was to be held before noon today.

The reception is to be held in the { Hotel Lincoln.

Appointment of new committees

{and reports of state officers com- [ prised the first day program yester-

(day. A dinner in honor of past or- |

ganization leaders was held in the Washington Hotel last night, At the annual election today, Mrs.

Cecelia Monical, Washington, was |

slated to be advanced to assembly president, Others slated for election were Mrs. Gladys Dunkle, Kokomo,

| vice president, and Mrs. Grace E. | { Child, Indianapolis, secretary.

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Vera Brittain, Poet and Wartime Nurse, to Make Talk Wednesday.

Miss Vera Brittain, English writer, is to speak at the first general | assembly of the Indiana Lirary As- | sociation Wednesday night in the Indiana Worla War Memorial audi- | torium. Miss Flora M. Case, Elk- { hart, state president, is to preside. | A former war-time nurse, Miss | Britain rote a book of poetry on the | horrors of war, “Verses of a V. A. (D.” Following this she became a | free-lance journalist and for some time was attached to the League of | Nations Union as a lecturer. | Other books she has written are [ “Testament of Youth.” “The Dark Tide,” “Not Without Honor,” and | “Honorable Estate.”

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