Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1941 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ACTS T0 CHECK Hoosier Goings On RENT INCREASES “VO KED

It Seems the Marshall Jail Isn't Secure; And Even an Owl Isn't Wise in Traffic

By JOE COLLIER

A MONTH AGO an inspector called to look at the Marshall | County jail, was escorted through it by the sheriff, and went away. | University to learn their role in na-! After long and careful thought, he wrote some recommendations tional defense. for its improvement which reached the sheriff only a few days ago. | The insti J : e in es next w / He recommended that bars be put over the office windows and that a |_ Institut $ next Week will he BY} barred door be installed to separate the cell block from the office. Purdue Monday. Tuesday and Wed- | Also he recommended that the ~~ T HEE | RestaX; Bel ue xeachers Colcell door locks be repaired so they HORACE CHASE. New Albany | °8% Muncie, Wednesday and Thurs- | could be locked. tear R ahi Y day, and Oakland City College, Gib- | | amateur cameraman, was out the son County, Thursday and Friday. fn oer od looking Jo¥ A Subject. | ! The purpose of the institutes, said | Owing to its sudden death, the | J0iC Hr Sb A OE ares and 4 Dean H. J. Reed of the College of | intelli ti etlain | oe nighly ae ed cars; and a |agyjculture, is to present “without | intelligence quotient of a certain | highly polished locomotive coming |p; in » ; : . i : bias the current situation faced by | | Hoosier owl never will be tested. | along the tracks. farm leaders and to consider the But Frank Tewell and William | He set up a tripod and thought various viewpoint§ regarding agri- | Lustig. Columbus, would like to | he'd catch one as the train cultural policies.” | know the result if the test could passed. oi 23 the trae eared, | : be made, The owl fiviae at | in a very friendly manner. and the engineer looked kind of | tee, appointed to Er Ye s Trying | Not only that, the engineer | upset. study available night, when it is supposed to be housing and : able to see best, crashed into

stopped and encouraged Horace | “Aren't you the photographer | to take more and more pictures. the road hired to make pictures | rental trends, their car, broke the windshield - said that rents and caused them to be cut by the should be “held consistent with It was a fatal adventure for the

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FARMERS TO ATTEND 1 DEFENSE MEETINGS

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 20— Hoosier farmers today were urged to attend agricultural stitutes to) be conducted next week by Purdue It's

|'Real Estate Board Names Group to Seek Fair Adjustments.

By DAVID MARSHALL | The first step to protect tenants against rapidly rising rents was taken here vesterday when a subcommittee of the property management division of the Real Estate

Board called upon all local property owners to resist rapid rent increases ‘as a

matter of public BRINGS YOU A. |: The commit-

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He posed in his cab, and the | of the train?” he asked. wondering Horace made good use “No,” Morace said truthfully. flying glass particles. of his time and the train crew's And the engineer started on his | affability. perplexed way, looking for an- TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES, the average in- ®8 k owl, Then he thanked the engineer other photographer, THEY WILL BRING RESULTS. come of the Mr. Hueber A - TR mae class of people = expected to occupy the premises.” As for the tenants, the committee

asked them to take note of “upward pointing of maintenance) costs” and recommended that they join property owners in opposing increases in the cost of township citv, county and state governmenta units, The committee pointed out, however. that unless landiords were permitted to adjust rents with changing conditions the incentive for erecting new houses for rental use would vanish and a housing shortage would develop.

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Named on “Freezing' Report | The group, Robeyt Kershaw of the Fletcher Trust Co, William Keller of City Rentals, and Firman C. Sims of the Firman Sims Co. was appointed by Ralph E. Hueber chairman of the property management division. Its creation followed Washington reports that the Covers might institute a program rent freezing” such as nD now has under its national emergency. In Canada no rents can be increased without Governmental approval The committee reported that local rents are steady with some increases here and there after considerable reconditioning expense, These increases, the report said, seldom have exceeded $2.50 a month on houses renting up to $30 a month According to the committee, rent reductions have been put into effect where needed reconditioning was

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left Indianapolis during .the last three months than had come in. Coming into the city for new and PLAN . expanding defense industries, the nar report said, were 767 families, while You ll Be Delighted With Your Savings!

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“If the number of families leaving the city continues to equal or exceed the number coming in for the next few months,” the committee stated, “it cannot be seen how. for some months, the incoming population will create a shortage in housing accommodations.” “Information from reliable sources

‘shows that 2000 additional families

are to be brought here in 1941 for work already scheduled for production, In addition to vacancies created bv outgoing tenants there wiil be from 3000 to 5000 new units built, thereby increasing the available to double the estimated needs.” The report explained that there now are approximately 1350 unoccupied dwelling units, both houses and apartments, in the city and that the majority of them range

in rent from $12 to $30 a month,

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