Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1937 — Page 5

THURSDAY, OCT.

WATER UTILITY TO FILE CHANGE IN RULES PLEA

Public Service Commission Sets Nov. 10 Deadline For Amendment.

The Indianapolis Water Co today was given until Nov. 10 to file with the Indiana Public Service Commission amendments to its proposed new rules which seek to redefine company-customer relationships.

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These amendments, most of which

are said to clarify original proposals, were agreed upon by representatives of the company and various civic and real estate organizations following a two-day Commission hearing The Commission set Nov. 17 as the | date upon which oral arguments | are to be given by all interested parties on the rules still in dispute. Presentation of further evidence in the case was closed by the Commission yesterday.

§5 Thawing Rate Asked

Most about

arguments have the company's proposals dealing with thawing, repairing and replacing service lines which lead from mains to residences. H. S. Morse, the utility's general manager, has asked the Commission to establish a $5 charge for thawing service lines. The company has agreed to repair leaks in service lines between the distribution mains and the curb stops at its own expense. If, however, it is found that six or more feet of pipe must be replaced, utility asked that the cost be levied against the customers. One of the proposals which the company agreed to

Frank H. Davis today assumed his new duties as first vice president and treasurer of the Reserve Loan Life Insurance Co.

ND. TO CONSTRUCT ROCKNE FIELDHOUSE

‘Part of Structure to Be

centered |

standard |

the |

{of the building. In | Room will be housed the university's |

amend deals

with its power to refuse water serv- |

ice to customers who are violating sanitation standards established by the City and State Health Boards. The company is to retain this power, but the provision is to be reworded to make it more Specific.

AUTO APPLICATION PRINTING TO START

State auto license said today begin Monday task of

Frank Finney, bureau director partment will 24-hour-a-day million applications hicle licenses and drivers licenses. He estimated the job will take about 20 days, and said each auto owner is to get his papers before Dec

the

10, when 1938 plates go on sale. |

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| O'Hara, C. S

Ready in Fall of 1938.

BURNS CHOSEN "RESERVE LOAN ~ COMPANY HEAD :

‘Life Insurance Firm Leaders Changed After Sale | Of Stock.

president of the Reserve Loan Life

STUDY AT FT. SILL

Lieut, Col. Albert W. Waldron,

| commanding the 19th Field Artillery

at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, has gone to Ft. Sill, Okla., to take a month's “refresher” course at the Field Ar- | tillery School

Col. Waldron, who served in the

‘World War with the 16th Field Ar-

| June from the Army | relieved Lieut.

and who was graduated in War College, Philip Hayes as

tillery

Col

| Ft. Harrison artillery battalion com-

| Insurance Co. 429 N. Pennsylvania | | St., today had been elected company |

president,

Election of officers, was announced | started a

mander when Col. Hayes left for Honolulu and a tour in the foreign

Wayne Burns, for nine years vice | S€TViCe.

TWO ENLIST IN U. S. NAVY

Two Indianapolis boys have enlisted in the United States Navy and three-month training

following sale of stock interests in |Period at the Great Lakes Station, it

Directors Named

Mr. Davis has peen a member of [the firm, Haight, i Inc, actuaries and | countants.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Oct. 2g — | company operations.

Construction of a memorial field-

house, dedicated to Knute Rockne, !

will begin Nov. §, the Rev. John F. C., president of Notre Dame, announced today. The building, 182 feet wide 210 feet long, will cost $550,000.

and

The famous football coach's name |

will be honored in an immense foyer which will extend the height

athletic trophies. The design gothic brick with a Bedford stone trim. Plans call for part of the structure to be ready for use with the opening

will be

| of the 1938-39 school year.

INDIANA EMPLOYEES

his de-|

printing one| for motor ve-|

GAIN IN SEPTEMBER

I'imes Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—An increase of 2 per cent in the number of employees on Indiana payrolls in September as compared with August was reported today by the Department of Labor. The amount paid out during the first week in September was onehalf of 1 per cent less than on the corresponding week of the previous

this Rockne |

collegiate | and construction will be of |

Company directors are Burns and Wayne Burns Jr., Davis, Mr. Carter and Mrs. Pantzer. Mr. Burns, in a statement issued following his election, said “it will be the purpose of the company to continue to serve its policy-holders

Wayne

“It is our intention to expand the

|6f Mr.

second vice president and |

Davis and Haight, | insurance ac- | s | He will be in charge of

Mr. |

| interests of the company in new ter- |

| ritory.” The Reserve Loan Life now operates in 22 states.

“TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB

Travel- Study |

{ The International several |

Club, Inc., organized here

TO OPEN CAMPAIGN

was announced today by the local [recruiting station. They are John Morris Hean, son and Mrs. Leo H. Hean, 11051: |W. 30th St. and Charles Cravens,

1039 Sheffield Ave.

“WIRELESS”

; PERMANENT WAVE

4 The Talk of the Town. Comwith Haircut, Shain-

pS plete . 0 Re *2'Ur International Beauty School

342 E. WASH. RI-0192,

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along the same lines as in the past.” |

| years ago by the late Mrs. S. R. Art- |

man, is to conduct a campaign for new chapters and an increased membership next month. Each of the 34 chapters,

tion Extension Committee.

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INSURANCE OFFICIAL TO ADDRESS AGENTS

Charles J. Diman, Boston, John for § Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. | vice president and secretary, is to | address the annual banquet of the | company’s Indiana agency tonight, Dan W. Flickinger, general agent, announced. Walter B. manager, is to monies.

ATTENTION EVERYONE

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ers in maroon, navy, royal and brown. Sizes 3 to 10 years.

REAT yourself to the amazing experience of a 10-mile drive in a 1938 Studebaker and see how that drive cools off your interest in any other 1938 car. You'll give Studebaker first place in handling ease three minutes after you get behind the wheel.

And you'll just as quickly agree that Studebaker’s new marvels of comfort engineering give the smoothest, steadiest, most restful ride you ever had. Every 1938 Studebaker model has an almost perfectly equalized distribution of weight at each wheel —a center of gravity only 25 inches from the ground—and the incomparable combination of symmetrical direct-action steering, independent planar wheel suspension and finest hydraulic shock absorbers at no extra cost.

They're saying all over America, “There's nothing to match the 1938 Studebaker in balance, handling ease and comfort!” Drive it before deciding on any car.

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