Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1937 — Page 27

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FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1937

MORE PROTESTS SIGNED AGAINST WATER UTILITY

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lat home for varying periods.” the | doctors reported. “Five showed no improvement.” Reporting physicians were Drs.

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| mer, John D. Benjamin and Franklin G. Ebaugh. Denver, improvement in insulin | treated cases was increased interest

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|S. Richey, State NYA director, an. nounced today.

The meetings are to be held Mon- | day in Bedford; Oct. 25 and 26 in|

Kokomo; Oct. 28 and 29 in Crawfordsville, and Nov. 4 and 5 in Michigan City. Emphasis is to be placed on creation of new projects, Mr. Richey said,

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| five physicians, | The physicians described experi- | ————— ments on 17 men and women 13 to| National Youth Administration 42 vears old. { Indiana project supervisors are to “Two have recovered and five have | discuss work project procedure in a shown themselves capable of being | series of district meetings, Robert |

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Additional protests were filed today against the Indianapolis Water Co. proposal that property owners | be required to maintain and replace | service lines from the curb te the utility's mains They were filed with the Public Service Commission by the Indian- | apolis Home Builders Association, | the Civil City of Indianapolis, the | Indianapolis Real Estate Board, the | Building Owners’ and Managers’ As-

sociation of Imdianapolis, and O. P : ‘ ’ . They are re " . on the Pennsylvania Railroad's Gothlin, a property owner. Previ- | wi BN to leave at 8 a m. or S : | “Vagabond Special.

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Some of the protests filed today attacked the company's definition of “customer” and “consumer,” and some complained that one proposal would give the company jurisdiction over private property sanitary conditions. All the protests will be considered at the Oct. 26 hearings. At an earlier Commission hearing objectors charged that the utility wanted the replacement rule | changed because the company spent |

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15 — Austin H. MacCormack. New York City Commissioner of Correction, criticized J. Edgar Hoover. chief GMan and his “machine gun school of eriminology” in an address before the American Prison Associa-

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