Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1937 — Page 8

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P.S.C.TOHEAR |

Jobless Count at 15,000 and Going Up

COMPLAINTS oN FREIGHT SCALE

Protests Filed by Indiana C. of C. and Continental Steel Corp.

The Indiana Public Service Commission today said it would hold public hearings Jan. 11 on protests against new freight rates proposed by Indiana railroads on intrastate shipment of manufactured iron and steel products. The complaints were filed by the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, which protested proposed rates on shipments from Indiana points to other places in Indiana located in the “Chicago Shipping District” in the Calumet area, and bv the Continental Steel Corp, which protested rates on interplant sh ipm ents between its Kokomo and | Indianapolis plants.

Heal ings on the separate com- |

plaints will be held the same day, the P. S. C. announced.

Increase on Steel

The protests were filed Nov. 12 the Interstate Commerce Commission’s recent ruling allowing a rail freight rate increase and the Indiana carriers filed proposed new te schedules. The increase Wh manufactured iron and steel

after aiter

S. C. representatives said, on shi§-

mel nts into the Chicago Shipping |

District TI he new rates would have gone into effect last midnight if the P. S. C. had not granted the new hear-

ng. A new rate schedule for scrap iron also was filed by the railroads, providing a 20 per cent increase with a maximum increase of 40 cents a ton. The Indiana Chamber also pr rotest ed this. Then the railroads | reed to compromise and filed a < iule calling for a 10 per cent increase with a maximum of 20 cents a ton increase, the same as the Illinois intrastate rates, P. S. C. representatives said. The Chamber dropped the representatives said. Hoosies IS HONORED Times Speci CINGINNATL O., Nov. 18.—Membership in Tau Beta Pi, national engineering society,

Marion, Ind. versity of Cincinnati.

Weary clerks today continued their count of the unemployment census, which has

Indianapolis

reached an estimated 15000. They last night, and still were behind mailmen bringing |

in cards distributed Tuesday.

counted far into

he explained.

| Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker, in charge of the | local census, today asked employed persons not to | fill out and return the cards. “This is strictly a census of the unemployed,”

its protest on scrap iron, |

SECOND THEFT OF

is about 1 cent per 100 pounds, °F. BASIN LIDS REPORTED, Sturdy, of the American Can Co.;

Ralph O. Dulany, American Can-

{ Police today were attempting to) | soive the second theft

weeks of sewer catch basin. lids. Theft of 21 lids and two sewer inlet frames from the area west of White River and south of Morris St. was reported by the Department of Street Commissioners. Six lids had been stolen previously.

'CANNERS OPEN FALL

SESSION HERE TODAY

The Indiana Canners’ Association was to open its annual fall meeting in the Claypool Hotel at 2 p. m. to-

day.

First speaker was to be Craig

has been con- | ferred upon James Anderson, of | student at the Uni- |

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| Dilton, Vincennes, president. Others |

{who were to speak today were C. F. |

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.How-

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tric Company . . . causing confusion and

delays in service. To end this confliction

the Hatfield Electric Supply Company

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by the names of its two owners.

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rooms of the Farrell-Argast Electric

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afternoon and eve-

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Phone RI. 6321

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ANTISMOKE DRIVE'S APPROVAL EXPECTED

Abatement League to Back City’s Efforts.

The Indianapolis Smoke Abatement League today was expected to approve the three-point program outlined Tuesday by its special com-

mittee and Mayor Boetcher. . The league was to meet in the Washington Hotel. Roy O. Johnson, secretary, said the organization also is to take steps toward co-ordinating ‘ts smoke campaign with the City’s. A committee composed of Mr. Johnson, Dr. Herman G. Morgan, Health Board secretary, and Mrs. M. I. Miller outlined with Mayor Boetcher a program calling for a vigorous education campaign, enforcement of the City’s smoke code and efforts to furnish smokeless fuel to Indianapolis households at a reasonable price.

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