Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1938 — Page 7
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 1038
REJECT SHIFT IN PROPOSED SITE OF APARTMENTS
Sponsors Say Backers of Project Outnumber Its Foes.
As a group of Northeast Side property owners studied the next step in their fight against locating a proposed multiunit apartment project at 59th St. and the Monon; Railroad, the apartment sponsors announced they do not plan to | change the location. More than 200 members of the East North Side Property Owners’ Association, Inc., formed to oppose | the project, met last night at| School 48 and adopted a resolution | opposing the location, Today, Allen Dawson, who is aid- | ing Dr. Wayne Carson, the project | sponsor, said that those persons | opposing the apartments location | are “outnumbered probably two to one by property owners east of the railroad who favor it.”
Church Unopposed
At the meeting last night, the | protest group heard their officers | outline progress of the fight and | urge continued action to force a change in the site. | The officers are Frank O. Wilk- | ing, president; Omar S. Hunt, vice president; Grier M. Shotwell, secretary, and Mrs. K. L. Ulrich, women’s committee chairman. They stressed that they were opposing only the location chosen for the apartments, not the project itself. | Mr. Shotwell said today the group ! does not oppose the proposed construction of a Catholic Church and school in the same vicinity, adding that this type of community development is welcomed.
Fear Sewer Overloading |
Dr. Carson has received a Federal Housing Autl ty loan approval for the a ments, which would cost more than one million dollars. The home owners are opposing the apartments project on the grounds that it would overload sew- | er capacities, increase traffic hazards and overtax Fire Department and school facilities They also suggested that success of the project might weaken zoning regulations that now exist north of 38th St., and urged the sponsors not to disregard respect for zoning laws” Mrs. Ulrich urged association members to ask support of their United States Senators and Representatives in opposing the project in that vicinity.
FRENCH DELEGATE TO LEGION DEPARTS
IE HAVRE, France, Sept. 8 (U P.) —George Rivo , Secretary-gen-eral of the National Confederation of War Veterans and former minis-
Times Photo.
William L. Watz, 1722 W. Morris St., center, to- with J. W. Clinehens, &ity combustion engineer, left,
day was named the new Indianapolis railroad and J. J. Liddy,
smoke abatement supervisor, succeeding Daniel J. intendent, right,
Indianapolis Union Raiiway superto discuss winter plans for the City
Welsh who resighed last week. Immediately after | antismoke campaign. Mr. Watz has been a locomo-
announcement of the appointment Mr. Watz met
tive enginee: ror 32 years.
CIRCLING THE
A Columbus Day Celebration is| There were 194 fires in Indianapto be held in the Assembly Hall of | olis during August, an increase of the Claypool Hotel, Wednesday, sy ger the same month last year, Oct. 12. Dominic Palamara is the niet Kennedy 1 4 day chairman of the program. Fire Thiel Kennedy regorteq today. | Total loss was only $70,684, a de-
The Elbeetian Legion's 1939 na- | crease of $13,000 from August last |
tional convention is to be held in Indianapolis Sept. 2 to 4, the Convention and Publicity Bureau an-| Fleming Lindsay, a city fireman nounced today. About 200 dele- | for 18 years, was sentenced to
year,
gates are expected to attend, Basil | Adams, 1010 W. 29th St., local chair- |
man, said. Ray Buckingham, Union City, is state chairman.
P. A. Havelick's 30 years’ service in the real estate business was to
| be recognized at a luncheon meet-
ing of the Real Estate Board at noon today at the Hotel Washington His wife, Mrs. Almeda W. Havelick also will be an honored guest. Three past presidents of the board, Frank E. Gates, Albert
E. Uhl and Thomas F. Carson, are
inn charge of the meeting and have arranged a special program.
The School Board will held a special meeting tomorrow to consider proposals for the construction of the Broad Ripple High School addition. In a meeting several days ago the Board sold donds amounting to $150,000 to finance the project.
A course in news photography will be offered at Butler University next term, it was announced today
State Prison from one to 10 years |
on a charge of involuntary manslaughter today in Criminal Court.
| He was convicted several weeks ago |
in connection with the fatal shooting of Richard Robinson, of 329 Minerva St. on Jan. 13. Lindsay had testified that he fired his revolver “to scare him.” The shooting is said to have followed a disturbance among several men.
Pr. Stephen J. Corey, former
head of the United Christian Mis- |
sionary Socicty here, will be installed as president of the College of the Bible at Lexington, Ky., at ceremonies Sept. 20 at the Central Christian Chutch at Lexington. Dr.
crry
tomorrow noon at the Hotel Wash-
ington. Cahill and other model |
| plane builders will demonstrate rub-
| ber-powered and gasoline-powered |
| models to the club.
|
| apolis Athletic Club.
| outing at Lake Manitou Saturday and Sunday. Reservations have been | made for about 150 bankers and | | their guests, Ted Campbell, entertainment committee chairman, said. | | a Ray
we
C. L. Pyatt, chairman of the col- | lege's faculty committee, will be in | charge of the installation cere-|
monies.
Enrollment week of the Y. M. oN
A. will be Sept. 23 to Oct. 3, Fermor S. Cannon, Indianapolis Y. M. C. A.
president, announced. The goal is
1250 members.
That Ferd Dealers’ “Clear the Decks” Used Car Sale is on full blast May | suggest turning to the Classified Pages, sir?
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Waiz Named Rail § moke Expert
Mr. Mattingly &¢ Mr. Moore tumble to a good thing in Indianapolis
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Mr. Cahill was honored by the |
| Chamber of Commerce at a lunch- | | eon this afternoon at the Indian- |
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