Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1937 — Page 5

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1987 Smoke Ordinances Head Agenda For Special Meeting ot Council

JACKSON TO TALK TO

At least four major City problems will be discussed by the City Coun- | cil at an “informal” session in Mayor Boetcher’s office tomorrow afternoon. First in the order of business will ©

| . » ‘Woman Returns From Visit, ‘inds Her Furniture Stolen

Mrs. Ruby Davis, 52, of 1836 W. Maryland St., today asked police to hurry with the investigation of the burglary at her home. And officers agreed her request was not unreasonable.

be the proposed ordinance sponsored the Smoke Abatement the City Building Department to make more effective the present Smoke Abatement Code. The proposal is described &s “very similar” to the ordinance killed by the Council two months ago. George Popp Jr. building commissioner, and J. W. Clinehens, combustion engineer. are to explain the technicali-

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need of a more effective law to the |

Council, Mayor Boetcher said. Another measure to be considered is one which would forbid the trucking of cheaper grades of soft coai from nearby mines, the Mayor said. It is understood the Retail Coal Merchants Association and the Smoke Abatement League also favor this proposal. Mayor Boetcher said he is to seek

NORTH CHURCH MEN hn —. | Here's what she found missing

Clarence A. Jackson, State Un- | When she returned to her house last| Mrs. Davis valued the employment Compensation Division | night following a three days’ ab- | property at $500. director, is to be principal speaker sence: One dining room suite, in-| A boy, about 14. last night grabbed at the North-Mens Dinner to be cluding table, six chairs, a buffet * or iy TN held Friday night in the North and mirror; three large TUBS, a €AS ig “ay she walked near her home, Methodist Church. He will discuss |Stove, kitchen cabinet and break- she reported to police. Mrs. Bullthe Social Security Law. |fast set; twin beds, including mat- ington said she gripped the purse Group singing, spacial music and tresses and springs; a bedroom chair tightly put the nandie broke. The election of officers are to complete and chest of drawers, and an electric boy ran east on Orange St.

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home of Alfred Carter, 205 N. Mount St. and escaped with $40 in cash, according o police, Mr. Carter said the intruder apparently entered by cutting a screen on the back door of the house.

$50,000 Added to Tax Lists By Personal Property Check-Up

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| — UNRUH T0 LECTURE | The campaign against personal property omissions on tax lists netted AT EAST SIDE CHURCH $50,000 in additional assessments during November, James Cunningham,

| Center Township assessor, announced today : | Cunningham said the figure represented valuation of personal Dr. E. J. Unruh, Midwest Council | yyanarty omitted from the spring tax lists by North Side residents and of International Relations Rep upon which taxes will be paid hext+— ' sentative, is " “Peace wri Setpic g Be Toa id URE, THO IEVEY es (Nov. , | December when 1 4s Taped both pore Methodist Church Women's Asso-| The additional property which sonal property and business propciation tomorrow afternoon. (will now be taxable next year was erty throughout Center Township

His talk is to follow an ire | Incovered by the assessor's office In ly accounted for en board meeting and a luncheon. MTS. | o ba . Ua ‘he omissions were found to be Arthur R. Robinson, Association | ITS! CHER up of its Kind in man) the result of change of residence In president, is to preside at the meet- Years, Mr. Cunningham said many cases and deliberate tax

ing. The survey will continue through dodging in others, he said,

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ties of the new proposal and the the Council's attitude on bond issues ' the program.

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