Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1942 — Page 4

PAGE 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1942 Honolulu's Cats O R h P k SPUR LINE T0 COAL |company, had fled a petition ask-|which the coal company sard is| F|VE BANDITS GIVEN !voived in the same hold-up was | ra ory €ac es €a ‘road be required to build a spur on the building of a spur line. LONG PRISON TERMS Wauain Busiymen, 35, Wes sey YARD IS DISPUTED tenced to from 10 to 25 years OAKLAND, Cal, April 2¢ (U. A R N Cl lerty for th f facilitating appeared before the commission’ P.) —Thirty-five dogs, three cats ; TETYp Sor She Dulpuse © laciuSy ing "oO from 10 to 25 years in prison, and, Wasson last Feb. 24, Marion Turfand a canary, all evacuated Loam S a ce €a rs ose A dispute over the proposed con-l,, delivery of coal into his yard. |yesterday to object to the spur line. two others were given 1-to-10-year er, 26, was given 1 to 10 years in . ‘the Culver Coal Co. yard in Speed-/in the form of a dismissal motion for both sides 30 days in which to'day. Albert Faxton, 37, and Mc-| ee ee ee rived here o freighter aft . ; . ys C y Sd n a freighter after a Tyndall Pledges Water Company Will Be Kept ON way City was under consideration filed by Thomas J. Blackwell |file briefs on the question of val- Kinley Mayweather, 26, were given] W. R. C. MEETS TOMORROW f Ralph Nes : Lo Beach, * Sq * Sens . Fy Feng lan Tax Rolls; Ostrom Cites Building Experience. mission. well contended that a town zoning it supercedes the authority of the hold-up of Dudley Montjoy last will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Ernest Culver, operator of the ordinance making the area in | commission. ‘March 9. Arthur Johnson, 29, in-| Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Tilinois st.

ing that the Baltimore & Ohio rail-'located a residential one prohibited: given a 1-to-10-year teria. And Dogs Arrive Hib | ne ee its track which adjoins his prop-| Several Speedway City citizens; Three bandits were sentenced to prison for the hold-up of Glen the Honolulu war zone. have are se |Struction of a railroad spur line to| Opposition to this petition came Commission officials gave attorneys|prison terms in criminal court to- prison for another hotd-up. rough, 13-day crossing in the care { i i J i today by the Public Service Com- Speedway Cit yattorney. Mr. Black- idity of the ordinance and whether |10-to-25-year sentences for the! Alvin P. Hovey, W. R. C., No. 196, today.

He & d with 36 dos | Republican campaign oratory reached a new peak today as the can-' De arte i } ao but | didates swung into the final days of the primary campaign. \ i waht overboard, Henry E. Ostrom and Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, rivals for the mayor 'e had a little trouble at |, i. tion, continued to set the pace with appearances at a series of first,” he said. “These cats and ‘nightly meetings. dogs were all shell-shocked and Appearing before the Irvington Women’s Republican club last night, Pe Vor San they didn't get along Gen Tyndall told party workers) Moi —. Li rn that “the assessed valuation of the the democracies will bring the war | r Wer : ¢ ; : DD - |Indianapolis Water Co. will_not be to conc 3 boat so they got to be friends.” | oy oved from the tax duplicate un- 8 Subsesstul lusion ini fe —————————— | der my administration.” the termination of the next mayor's | “We are told on all hands that tenure of office, now almost five 3 i : PRESENTING because of the great war for free- years distant. And the man who | 3 & \ LINCOLN HOTEL RANDOLPH COATS dom, we shall pay more and more is mayor will be calied upon to taxes,” he continued. “For 50 years. consider .problems then that will! CORNER w |itomy knowledge, it has been the call for business judgment of a high “Salute te Victory practice of many candidates to say order, experience in handling the § {that if elected tney will reduce problems of employment, one who:

taxes. is thoroughly familiar with con- | . | Makes a Promise | struction projects and public works. | it “That is easily said. As to in-! “I believe that my experience as § crease of taxes because of the ap- 2 general contractor and builder | | propriations by congress and the has been such that I can meet the | [conduct of the war by the federal Problems of today, maintain the | government, there is not a whole | essential services of the city at a {lot that the mayor of Indianapolis igh degree of efficiency, while at 1 cant 40. the same time planning to meet any “There is, however, one thing I eventuality in the future.

ican do as mayor. I can prevent & 4% ¢ | taking from the tax duplicate the ; : {item of $15.000,000 which is the as- Mellis Pledges Justice | sessed valuation for taxation of the «It takes more than a knowledge . [iA AROS Water Co. Whether of law to make a good judge,” ii |at some future ume this property prank Mellis, candidate for the! should be acquired by the city is a Republican nomination as superior i | question that oes not require 2 court room 2 judge said last night. |} decision now. is certainly is not “He must have what we lawyers | PORTRAIT OF {the time. And I can say that the can judicial temperament. It Indianapolis Water Co. will not be ejected, it will be my highest ambi(purchased by the city during my tion to conduct the business of the! ! Gen. Douglas MacArthur {administration as mayor at Joe court in such a manner that you | —— | Daniel's price. will say that ‘he has not only been

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