Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1942 — Page 13
I 'machihes and
FRALLTOVOTE,
“Patriotic Duty and Special Privilege,” State C. of C.
Executive Says.
‘Every Marion county voter should regard the Job of voting on Nov. 3 “not only as a patriotic duty but as & precious privilege,” Clarence A. Jackson, executive vice president of| ‘the state chamber of commerce, de\clared today in reviewing the results of a special survey of the 1940 ‘election. The survey showed that only vin of the county’s voting population |; went to the polls in the 1940 election. “The inescapable truth to be found In a most casual perusal of these _ figures is that the decision in every ~ election has rested with those who «chose to stay at home,” Mr. Jackson said. The report showed that of the total vote of 246,874 cast in the county ‘last election, 124,381 were Republicans and 122,192 were Democratic, ~The Republican percentage of the total vote cast was 39.2 and the Democratic percentage was 38.6.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS . . gis Is S Hereby Given, That The Board of Commissioners of Marion Cont, | Ings a, will up to 10 o'clock A. M., 27m day of October, 1942, receive io ‘bids ‘for hauling and returning Voting supplies for the General Election, to be held November 3d, 1942, according to bid forms and specifications on file in 18, the County Auditor's Office. ‘Each must be accompanied by an atfidavie. ‘ot non-collusion as required by
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Witness our hands this 17th day of kK October, 1942.
‘Legals.
. Attest: GLENN B. RALSTON * Auditor of Marion County. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following 'materials 1 be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana at his office, 102 N. Sense Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 2:0 . M. on the 5th day of November, 1a at which ume they will be publicly opened and
Te vilation No. 49s}: 1500 to 1800 Tons No. 6 Aggregate f. o. b. state trucks at Vendor's Plant in the vicinity of Richmond, Laurel, and Cambridge City. Invitation No. 4956: 400 to 600 Fons No. 7 Aggregate f. o. b. Osgood, delivered on Road 50, Section O or at plant in the vicinity of Osgood. Invitation No. 4957: 350 Tons No: 3F and 10FF 3 regates delivered on Road 37, Sectio ation No. 4958: 500 Tons No. 7 Aggregate delivered on road 41, section = or at plant in the vicinity ‘of ‘Earl Par Invitation No. 4959: 500 Tons No. 9 pasgrogate delivered on road 352, Section 2] or at plant in the vicinity of Bos2 Invitation No. 4960: 200-bbl. Portland Cement f. o. b. Greenfield. Bids shall be submitted upon standard proposal forms. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIA rp C. Hadden, Chairman. A OENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 72, 1942. AN ORDINANCE to amend sub-section (a) of Section 4 of General Ordinance No. 31-1941 and sub-section (b) of Section 1 of General Ordinance No. 11-1941 of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana; and fixing Ya time when the same shall take effect. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA SECTION 1—That Sibisection (a) of {Section 4 of General Ordinance No. 311941 be and the same is| hereby amended to read as follows: *' (a) On the south side of Moore Avenue from the east curb line of Rural Street to the west curb line of Parker Avenue ; and from the east curb line of Gary Street Y to the west curb line of | Dearborn Street. N 2—That sub-section (b) of Section 1 of General Ordinance No. 111941 be and the Same is hereby amended to read as follow (b) On the ost side of Parker Avenue from the south curb line of Washington Street to the north ‘curb line of Moore
Avenue. SECTION $—This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its Beatica approval by the mayor, and pubtion Becording by W. tate of ana, rion County, Ci of J Indianapolis, ss: 3 y ” John M, Layton, Clerk of the City of | In apolis, Indiana, do hereby certify the above and foregoing is ‘a full, true and complete copy of General Ordinance No. 13, 1942; that said ordinance was passed IE. the: Common Council on the 19th day October, 1942, and was signed and apProved by thé Mayor on the 20th day of tober, 1942, and now remains on. file mn on Seon 4. 1h = office. and| the official seal of he City ot Indianapolis, India: 21st dey of Octol ober, Bea” Ba, "iy LAYTON, City. C1 Order No. 1233. y. Clark;
NO Notice is oki To BibpERs The Board of Schotl Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, we, ‘until the hour of 12 o’clock noon, OC. W. esday, NoJember 3, 1942, ir "bids for the fol-
Istallation of reinforced concrete column roof - supports, foundation and footitd at Grade School No. 60, located at and Pennsylvania Streets, Indianapall in accordance | with plans and] Rhy prepared eu the engineering artment of th Copies of ane Lo specifications may be io by contractors desiring to d on any or all of the above construction bganches, from the office of the . Board, 150 Noith Meridian Street, Indiana roposals must be made on blank, ribed by the State Board blank [may be procured at the office of the Board, 150 North Meridian Street, Indianaoplis, Indiana, upon
Be t b ni 4 must be accompanie gerutled check drawn payable ‘The | Board | Co ae of the Gf ty of ey Soho on an Indianapolis ban or trust company, or by New York, Chiceto or Indiana apolis’ exchange, for three (3%) per cent of the maximum bid. In case a bidder whose bid is accepted shall not within five (5) days after : igtice of such acceptance perform his bid entering into a written contract with Boar to perform the work in accordance the plans and specifications and « within that time secure| the of his contract a Phen tly bond with
performance
by surety or Ios to the approval of the| Vel rd, then his ified
cert. check ror draft and the proceeds theraot shall be and Temain the absolute property of the Board iq ated! damages agreed upon for on allure, it being impossible to estimate the amount of damages such failure
separate
enevliope in; indicatin a b PIA which + bid relates, x for exONSTRU WORK NAFOLIS, ** and ad- . dressed to The Boar School Commissionets, 150 Nepth Meri an Street, Indianapolis,
dian e right is Ba served by the Board to reject any or all proposals and to refrain fom accepting > ore proposals for not more nae | r ays. . i OF SCHOOL
\ BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS By: A. D, Its Business Director. Bisa Pi) toner 10, 1942,
GENERAL ORDIN ANCE NO. NO. J, Jaz
Ie solicitations of! er patriotic, social welfare, benefit, philanthropic, and other similar purposes, or whi ‘use such an appeal in connection | with any sale to the public in the City of log Bh Indiana; requiring registration of those engaged in solicitations for religious purposes; prohibiting the use of false, deceptive or mislead statements or methods; providing for the creation and functioning of a Charity Solicitations / Commission; designating a time when it X shall bec five; and providing 8
ome effec! : the Common Council of the | City of Indianapolis, Indiana, termined that numerous persons, ting’ se no ha ate bees and are conu solic rope: | y of. a and to sell ise, on the representaor a part thereof be -used for ehariable,
istration of
the!
rty and a S0Cis
: : : : pernicious - activities orthy charitable! an and religious organizations are harmed by the si en; dered these tices; that the residents : been defrauded and r ee of adequate regulajon from nu ractices; that -the rapid increase in fraudulent solicitations by persons falsely claiming that they are acting for war or other patriotic purposes has created an emergency making immediate action necessary to prevent such fraudulent solicita= tions; and, that the public safety, morals, peace, comfort, convenience and eneral
| welfare demand the exercise of the po-
lice power of this city in the premises, by means of the enactment and enforcement
of this ordinance. WwW B! AINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND:
SECTION — LICENSE NECESSARY. That the foreni preamble is here incorporated by this reference thereto and accordingly, it shall be unlawful for any person, 'm, organization, co-partnership, company, society, association or corporation, or for any agent, member, officer or representative thereof, (each and all whereof are hereinafter included under the word “person,” which shall clude all genders, and the plur ber), directly or indirectly, money, donations of money or property or financial assistance of ny or t sell, or offer to sell any article, tag, serve ice, emblem, publication, ticket, magazine, member, p, ok, card, chance; advervy advertising space, .subscription, commodity, or anything else of value, on the plea or the representation that’ such sale or solicitation, part of the proceeds, are for a charitable, social service, welfare, benefit, benevolent, civic, fraternal, patriotic or philanthropic purpose, or that all or any part of the proceeds are for the benefit, use or welfare of the organization, ‘or the cause under whose name, or in whose behalf, such solicitation is conducted, either on the streets, or the premises ‘ot any office or business, or by house to house canvass, or in any other place, either public or pri-
of telephone, sonal solicitation, announcement, or in any other way t. those just. enumerated, unless such person shall have first been duly licensed, as provided in this ordinance: PROVIDED, however, That the provisions of this section Shall not apply to solicitations by or in f of any established organization, society, association or corporation, which is organized and operated exclusively for philanthropic, benevolent, fraternal, charitable, religious, or reformatory purposes, and which is not operated for pecuniary profit and where no part of the proceeds or net earnings thereof inures to the benefit of any person, in his individual e| capacity, and where such solicitations are conducted prong and are limited to the members thereof, by other members or officers thereof, so serving voluntarily and without remuneration; or where such solicitations from any persons may be in the form of collections or contributions from any person aft the regular assembly or services of any church, religious organization or association, society, lodge, benevolent order or fraternity or similar organization, or of any branch thereof; and RO further,
telegraph, mail,
messenger,
radio, or public
solicitations for any er purposes specifically permitted by SECTION 2—CHARITY SOLICITATIONS
There 1s hereby created for the adminthe . matters regulated and controlled by this ordinance, a Charity Solicitations Commission, hin shall be composed of six members, who shall serve without remuneration for such services, and who shall be ap) ointed by the mayor. In the beginning, e members of such commission shal be appointed to serve as follows: Two for one year, two for two years, and two for three years... At the expiration of their respective terms, there shall be 2ppointed annually two members who shall serve for a term of three years. Any vacancies occuring shall be filled in the same manner. as provided for in the original appointment. The commission shall provide for and elect its own officers, including a secretary; determine the time and piace of its meetings, and shall, except as herein otherwise provided, have power to adopt such rules and regulations as in its own judgment shall be necessary for the conduct of its business and the proper administration of this ordinance. ‘The commission shall maintain an office either in the City hall, or in such place as it may
sal records. ECTION 3—APPLICATION. A Poliostion for a Hang to solicit for any gauss whatever, as provided in Section 1 of this ordinance, shall be sworn y or in behalf of the applicant, and addressed to the Secretary of ilie Charfty Solicitations Commission, and shall contain such pertinent data as the commission may prescribe, includi lowing information, or in 1 a statement of the reason w. formation cannot be furnished: (a) Name and address DL the organization applying for a lice (b) Names and ddnesogy Tot ‘Its principal officers and management. (c) Such information as may be necessary to describe the character of the organization under whose auspices the solicitation will be conducted. This should include such information as will be necessary to indicat natu 2 iy) 8. ot the organization from a co I cial, organizational and civic stand (d) The names and addresses of an other organizations or associations wi which the applicant may be affiliated. e) The purpose for which such solicitation is to be made. (f) 3, The io total amount of funds proposed raised ® I The use or disposition to be made of any receipts therefrom (h) A specific statement supported by reasons, and if available, figures, showing the need for such solicitation. (i) The name and address of the person or persons who will be connected with, or in charge of organizing, conducting, managing, supervising or promoting the solicitation. (J) The name of the person or persons by whom the receipts -or funds of such solicitation shall be handled or disbursed. (k) A full and complete description of the method or methods to be used in conducting the solicitation.. (I). The time when such solicitations shall ‘be made, giving the proposed dates jor the the beginning and ending of such solici(my The total amount of any wages, fees, commissions, expenses, costs, or emoluments proposed. to be expended or paid to or for all persons in connection with such solicitations; together with the manner in which the same are to be expended or paid, and the names of the several perons who are to be so paid, and the amount to be paid each such person. (n) “A financial statement for the last preceding fiscal year, or any lesser period, if not. existing that long, showing any funds collected for any purposes set out in Section 1 hereof, by the organization or persons seeking a license for any such solicitation; said statement giving the amount of money. so raised, together with the cost of raising it, and final distribution thereof. (0) A full statement of the character and extent of the charitable, welfare, patriotic, philanthropic, or other similar work being done, or which has previously been done, 3 the applicant organization within the C ty of Indianapolis. tor A statement to the effect that if a license is granted, it will not be used or represen any way as an endorsement by the City Vot Indianapolis, or by any departemnt or officer thereof. (q) Such other information as may reasonably be required by the Charity Solicitations Commission in order to afford facts for its investigation of the applia cant and to determine the kind, character and legitimacy of the proposed solicitation; the honesty and integrity of those conducting the solicitation or handlin he funds; the character, methods Oo operation, integrity and legitimacy of the organization, for or by whom, or in whose name such solicitation is
to
to
conduct it, standards and qualifications required by this ordinance; all to the end that any jranaylent or deceptive Dractices. inimical to public: welfare, may pre-
SECTION om LE OF Na
AND LICEN: FEE. Tiga TION: CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL APPLICATION: CERTIFICATION TO oe ot Choco as any _ applica pon receipt of - any application, as provided in “Section 3 thereof, the Charity Solicitations Commission shall make, or cause to made, a careful investigation of all facts so submitted and a such further investigation as the Commission shall deem ne as to enable it to determine the nature and character of the proposed solicitation, and of the organization in charge thereof and the representatives of such to | organizations who shall conduct the same, or in whose name the solicitation shall be conducted, and whether all requirements of this ordinance, to such ap Hications, have been complied with. request, | the, sDplicant shall make
reasonable time before the application is to| granted, during the time the license is in effect, or after it has expired. The Co ssion shall approve such application, and shall certi writing to the City Sopuol of Indianapolis, Pi the: Commission hal 8 DE and correct, insofar as they ‘may be ertinent to the application id question, that all of the following facts or conditions, | to
i such fact in jer of the City
complied with: That of the statements made in he ne are true. proper and reasonable porHe of the proceeds derived from such solicita one as hereinafter defined in this ill be used
seit, have en
rpose, as in 0 Purpose, Re s Cost of Any ‘cot in the
oan of twenty Sve.
5 eS of the amount collect 11 be consider unreasonabl ial facts
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case. pplicant has not n= nsaction o r
the pa
‘pracof this city have im-
or that all or any|
vate, in the City of Indianapolis, by oil: th Th
designate, and keep therein all its offi- R
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and the ct of the proposed Solicitation itfe yp aff!
s| authorizing such true
ot the a caitt organisat: icted Monest! gh MS
asis. os i That roper records. of income and | 1j 15h 0 will be
geadily ins inspected by qualified / 1 author-
a) That * proper reports . and records of finances and activities, and of all funds received and ° disbursed , are Tegularly made, and are available to he governing body of the applicant organization (i) That no monies of the organization are- on loan, directly or indirectly, to any officer, director, trustee, or. employee thereof, unless such fact, with full particulars, is properly set out in such application. (J) That the particular work for which organization has been o organized, 3 or for which such selicilation will be ‘ducted, has een, and will be, ‘faithfully performed a t all times (k) That the officers, employees, 25e agents, ang representatives of such organiza are reputable, responsible persons-and lo citizens. of the United States, and are of ood moral RA and - business ingrivy. (I) That the organization has exercised reasonable care in the selection of persons of good moral character and business integrity who will manage, supervise or conduct such solisitation, or who will in any way handle the Dp (m) That the Sanization is maintaining, or will maintain, a satisfactory system of accounting, or of reporting on funds donated or received. (n) That such solicitation will not use a charity or patriotic appeal as a means of also selling private merchandise or promoting personal or commercial interests which are gpart from the o anizalion for which such solicitation is au
to be conducted by means of boxes or receptacles maintaired in public locations, each such box or receptacle shall have plainly marked thereon the name and address of the sponsoring organization, and at all such containers will be sealed and handled in such a manner that their contents will be properly accounted: for. (p) That the applicant organization has not failed or refused to properly report any previous solicitation or donations or funds, or to make any report, or to provide any information, as provided for in this ordinance, and as required or requested thereunder by the Charity Solicitations Commission. (@ Toa} Ihe methods, or any part of used in the conduct of the Ey Sotlorin tion will not be misleadg or deceptive, or conducive to misunderstanding on the part those solicited as to the purposes such solicitation is being conducted, to the manner in which any funds obtained will be distributed. (r) The Commission shall file in its office and serve upon each applicant, either in person or by mail, a written statement of its findings and decisions. SECTION 5—LICENSE ISSUANCE FEE. NON-TRANS ‘Upon receipt of a written notification of approval from the Charity Solicitations Commission, as provided in Section 4 above and upon reecipt from the applicant of an issuance fee of Three Dollars ($3.00), he City Controller shall issue a license to such applicant for the period Jeslg. ated in, such notification. Any lice pint, and issued under the Vang RE ordinance shall be on rae able; PR! , however, That this shall not prevent any licensee from using any number of solicitors and representatives as shall be reported to the Commission. TION 6—SOLICITORS CREDEN-
Each solicitor or agent representing any licensee under the provisions of this ordinance shall be provided with proper credentials or an identification card, the form of which shall be approved by the Charity Solicitations. Commission, which card or credentials shall shew clearly the name of the licensee, the number of the license issued, the name or number and address of the solicitor, the expiration date of the license, and prominently thereon 1 appear the words: ‘SOLICITORS ENTIFICATION, This Is Not an Pndorsement. No person shall solicit under a license granted by the provisions of this ordinance without a copy of such credentials in his possession. Said credentials must be shown, upon request, to all persons solicited, and to any representative of the Commission
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or to any police officer of the City of|F
Indianapolis. SE ON T7—LICENSE DURATION AND
The Charity Solicitations Commissio shall determine from the .application, Sr from such facts as may be develo in connection with such 2pplication, the, period for which such license shall _be approved and granted, provided that such period shall not exceed three (3) calendar months; and the commission shall certify to the City Controller the period for which said Controller shall issue such license: PRO ED, however, That the Commission, -upon the receipt of such further application, information or reports as it may deem necessary to safeguard the interests of the public and carry out the purposes .of this ordinance, may renew and extend such license for successive additional periods of not to exceed three
CHOTION s—RQ UIRING REPOR' ‘The Charity Solicitations > Commission] may: require from any licensee any reports or information at any time ‘fand at such intervals as in the discretion of the commission shall be necessary for the successful administration of the provisions of this rdinanes and the. protection of the public in the City
of Jodianapol is. SECTION 9—WRITTEN RECEIPTS REQUIRED. Any person receiving money or any thing having a value of e dollar ($1. 00) or more from any contributor as a result of a solicitation made pursuant to a license granted under this ordinance, shall give to the contributor a written receipt signed by the solicitor, and showi plainly the name and license number o tHe organization under whose name and sponsorship the solicitation is conducted, the date, and ..the a rece PROVIDED,, however, That this" section shall not apply to any contributions collected by means of a closed box or receptacle used in solicitation with the written approval of the Commission, where it is impractical to determine jae so source or amount of such sontriu
SECTION 10—KEEPING OF BOOKS
No license shall be granted to any applicant unless the person or o tion involved shall monstrate to the satisfaction of the Commission that a proper system of accounting is maintained whereby all receipts and disbursements of any kind are entered upon the books or records of the treasurer or other financial officer of such person or organization. SECTION IL REYOUATION OR SUSPENSION OF LIC . If, upon Mo To Seritten Information, or upon its own investigation, the Char Solicitations Commission shall find the any agent or representative of the licensee is misrepresenting or ‘making untrue statements in conducting the solicitation; a has made untrue statements in the - plication; or that the organization, or he solicitors, agents, officers, or representatives, have violated any of the provisions of this ordinance, or of any other ordinances, or statute; or if any conditions or practices are found which would have prevented licensing in the first place; or that in any other way the solicitation has been conducted, or is being conducted in a manner that is deceptive, misleading, or dishonest, and not in conformity with the intent and purpose of this ordinance; or if it is represented in any way th any license granted hereunder is an endorsement of such solicitation: then the Charity Solicitations Commission shall cert he Mayor of the City of Indianapolis, who shall proceed to conduct a hearing, as provided for generally by statute, and he may therefore revoke or suspend such license the manner pro-
meet the} th
ON 12—REPORT REQUIRED FROM HOLD]
It shall be the duty. of all persons issued a license under this ordinance to furnish to the Charity Solicitations Commission within thirty (30) days after the solicitation - has been completed, a detailed ‘report and financial statement showing the amount raised by the solicisatin, the amount expended in Sollacting ch funds, including a detailed -report of the wages, fees, commissions, and expenses paid to any person with such solicitation, disposition of the balance of the funds collected by the solicitation: PROVIDED, however, That the Charity Solicitations Commission may extend the time for the filing of the report required. ¥- this section for one or more ‘additional periods of thirt ty (30) days, upon a showing that the filin of the report within the time specifie will work unnecessary hardship on the licensee. The licensee shall make available to the Charity Solicitations Commission, to lesi, itatio;
at| 20th
narge ©!
licitation; tline of ne meth ath Ax to be used S etied the all os tr i pe 11 be made, giving the ga the beginon . ending of such
i ’ 0 Te si cost of the solicita-
t of any wages, fees, coma The amount of any ag ents 0 be n=
and ad perso! se A fnanciat er = Pars or receding fiscal year of any fund fected for religious p the apphat, said statement hh amount of money 50 ra. of on it, and final distribution there-
of; m A full statement of of the character and ent of the religious work bein gone by ihe applicant within the City o Indianapolis; (0) A statement to the effect that if a license is ranted, it will not be used 2 Tepresefite any way as an endorsement by the City of Indianapolis, or by any department or officer thereof. o uch other information as may be itted to the Charity Solicitations Se in order for them to determine the kind and character of the proposed solicitation If, while any application is pending, or during the term of any certificate granted thereon, there is any change in fact, licy, or method that would alter the | is nformation given in the application, the applicant shall notify the Charity Solicitations Commission in writing thereof within twenty-four hours after such change. Upon receipt of -such application, pe Charity Solicitations Commission forthwith issue to the applicant pas tificate of registration. The certificate shall remain in force and periog of three (3) mont uance thereof, and may be renewed upon the expiration of this Jeri upon filing of a new application as provided for in thiscsection. Certificates of registration shall bear the name and address of the person by whom the solici-
8 the names of all promoters connected or fo be connected with the i yead s0-
col-|
5 fires m built ‘and steam raised in} re cold Py anive, without the production of iod more | be
dense smoke for per; of than three (3) Zinutes ¢ duration. A locomotive’ be construed to mean a locomotive in which. ¢ the fire has been withdrawn
865 o . 121, 1925, as amended, ic ehy tepealed, 2a 2h a new section: fg read as follows, ‘be
therefor: “Sec. E- 109. , Coston Equipment Suitable for Fu “All Ee able for burning t
without isions of this Code. SESE CFION 2 That Bec. & is of Section
B-113. A of Combustion map central heatin pian
ts and high pressure or power-boilers shall be t
subjec
to one inspection in each calendar year,|as af
ter December 31, joss, However, no annual inspection shall be required in the case of furnaces, or other fuel-buming equipment or devices installed to hea! buildings used saslusively, for private residences - containing than. fou dwelling units or ap: I In cases where di vy "doubt Sans as to whether given fuel burning d Subject to the annual inspection
section, the decisions Be the discretion of the Combustion Engineer.
SECTION 4. That Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and is hereby amend by addin peste a section to be known as Sec. E-114, which section shall read as follows: Sec. E-114.. Annual Inspection Fees. (1) For inspecting any furnace or other fuel-burning squipment, the furnace vol-| ume. which does not exceed 50 cubic feet, or equivalent, or any refuse burning device, for the purpose of issuin
certificate of operation for each
tation is to be made, the number of the|ynit,
certificate, the date issued, and a statement that the certificate ‘does not constitute an endorsement by the City of Indianapolis, or by any of its departments or officers, of the purpose or the person conducting the solicitation. All
ersons to whom such certificates of reg-iunit, $3.00. e ks 3) For inspecting any furnace or other| gre
stration have been issued shall furnish credentials to their agents and solicitors, such credentials to conform to the reuirements spec. for credentials = tion 6 of Ris ordinance, gad a CO of such credentials be filed with y Charity Solicitations Commission at the time of the filing of the application for a certificate. No person shall solicit for any religious cause without having such Sidon als in his possession, Te, with of the certificate ot registration 2 r Yenich the solicitation is being ducted, and such person shall, upon demand, present these credentials and this copy of the certificate to any person solicited or to any representative of the Commission, or to any police officer of the City of Indianapolis: PRO , however, That the provisions of this section shall not apply to any established church or religious organization or association, oranized an 4 operated exclusively for reigious purposes and not operated for pecuniary profit of any person, if the solicitations. by such established chugch or religious organization or .association are conducted among the members thereof by other members or officers thereof, voluntarily and without remuneration for making such solicitations, or if the solicitations are in the form of collections or contributions from any persons at the regular assemblies or services of any such established church or religious organization or association ECTION 1 © INVESTIGATION OF APNS SOLICITING FOR
INGS. The Charity Solicitations Commission is authorized to investigate the affairs of any person or organization soliciting for reuglous Surposes, under a certificate issued under Section 13, and the affairs of any organization specifically enumerated” and exempted from the requirements of a license under the first proviso of Section 1, or exempted from the requirements of a certificate under Section 13, and to make public its written findings in order that the public may be fully informed as to the status and affairs of any of said rsons. Said church or religious organation or association shall make available to the Charity Solicitations Commission, or to any representative designated in writing by the Commission for such specific purpose, all books, records, or other information Toquested ay Jeason-
[fully “and Fairly 1 to hg Tacie necessary to a full understand-
ds the public of the work and metho S a operation of such persons: PROVIDED, however, that before the public ahr of an y findings under this section, the Charity Solietiaiion Sominissicn must first serve a copy of said findings upon the one so inves bigated and at time of the release of their findings they must also release a cop ot any tten statement such one may with the Commission in explanation, denial, or confirmation of said findings. SECTION 15—] AL
Any person violating any of the provisions of this ‘ordinance, or filing, or causing to be filed, an application a license, permit, or certificate under this ordinance, containing false and fradulent statements, shall, upon convictidn thereof, be assessed a penalty of not less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00), nor more than one hundred dollars ($100.00), or shall be A risoned for not more than Ajhely (90) days, or may be punished by bet such fine and es SECTION 16 — CONSTITUTIONALITY
It is the intention of the Common Council that each separate provision of this ordinance sha ‘deemed independent of all the other provisions herein and if any section, or provision Porcod shall be declared unconstitutional, then the remainder of this ogdinance shall be in full force and effect the same as though such provisions had not been a part hereof. SECTION 17—REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES. General Ordinance No. 13, 1934, as either ‘amended or supplemented, is hereby | © expressly repealed; and generally all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby .repealed. SECTION 1
DATE. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by he Common Council and approval by the Mayor, and B0bl ication and notice thereof] t as required State of Indiana. Marion County, City of Indianapolis, John M. Legion, of ‘Indianapo diana, do Reteby, cerf: a and foregoing is full, piste & 2 RL General Ordinance No. 71, said ordinance was passed by 1 e Common Council on the 19th day of October, 1942, and was Signed and bl abel, by, the Mayor on the day of 942, and Row remains on and on oid in my office. of the City ot Indl and the offical” seu 0! anapolis, ana, 21st day of Octobe 108, 4 Order No. 1238, JOHN M. LAYTON, City Clerk.
GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 69, 1042, AS AMEND] AN ORDINANCE to amend, repeal, and add ro sections and sub-sections of Division E. of Ne xIon 865 of General Ordinace No. 121, 1925, as amended, of the City of Indianapolis, Tiana; 2 and fixing
a time when the same shall BE IT ORDAINED BY COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIAN.
APOLIS, INDI NA: SECTION 1—That Sec. 04 of Section Bog o ano Didinalce He. 331-1085 a8 as ame er amen read as follows: Ry Sec. E-104. - Smoke When a Nu (a) The Production, emission, or oe of smoke, within the City of Indianapolis, of a greater degree of darkness than number one (1) scale, as described in the preceding section, from any fire or fires, whether same be active or burn or banked or in a state of 1o%, or- Uheiher said mok e oe suffered tted to escape through a stack, fue or chimney or from an operr space, except for a period or periods aggregating six o. minutes in any one (1) hour. during which time the firebox, or fireboxes, are being c| ed out or a new fire, or fires, bum hirein, is hereby declared a nuisance may
summaril Engineer or Yo any ene whom he ay
Ked. duly authorize for such
Charity. Sohottations a Application for a certificate shall be made the Charity Solicitations Commissi rovided b; the.
be gr
shall contain . 1
information. or in. lieu thereof, a state-|
ment of the reason or reasons. (a) The 1 = & ada the pets a name and a ss or hi arters of the person apply: for t; (b) If applicant is not an hr the names and addresses of the vidual. cant’s principal officers and managers and a copy of the resolution, if any, suliciiation, Yo copy of os
as a and by the ofticer having charge
ine e City of 2
+{ escape through a stack, flue
of} ’
rpose. abatement may be in addition to inafter provided.. An ad
number or (n) BS al prec eding IT hs Ls So in the ether same be active or hanked or in a state
said smoke be suffered or permitted
(b) At Ti tlen d and terminals immunity, of periods aggregating Minutes i in ng (1) hour ahall bo = © being built rig cold fire has been
con-| he
orn the publia ot]
Clerk of the City | thi
y abated by the ( Combustio on | jeast
from any fire or fires
(2) For inspecting any .furnace or other| peen
uel-burnin uipment, the furnace volfis of which. yr greater than 50 cubic feet but not in excess of 100 cubic feet, or equivalent, for the purpose of an annual certificate of operation ory each
fuel-burning equipment, the furnace volume of Which is greater than 100 cubic feet or equivalent, for the p of issuing an A certificate operation for each unit (4) Plants with more than one boiler. Where more than one boiler is in a plant, these fees shall be charged for inspecting the largest boiler in the plant. The fee for inspecting ea ch additional boiler, installed the same boiler-room, shall
.00. The feo X for annual inspection shall issuin certificate for operation in case such cert Shifts, for operation is granted, and same shall be paid to the City Comptroller within hire G0) days from the date of inspection. (6) Definition: (a) e term “furnace volume” as used in this tn shall mean the volume of the chamber in which combustion occurs, eluding the space occupied by the fuel bed, which shall include all space up to the bi where the products of combustion first enter the flues or ducts through the heating surface. (b) The term ‘‘annual inspection’ shall mean an inspection during the calendar year beginning January 1 and ending Pecefibes 31 of each year after December 31, SECTION 5—That Division B of Section 8656 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and is Berens amended by adding thereto a section to be known as Sec. 15, which section shall read as follows: Sec. E-115. Smoke Indicators. (a) All new installations of solid or liquid fuel-burning plants having more than 500 flere, feet of boiler heating surface (50 B. H. P,) or its equivalent, shall be equipped with smoke indicators, mirrors, or other Jeyjces approved by the Commissioner of Buildings, to enable the fireman to observe smoke conditions! from the firing floor of the boiler-room at all times unless the top of the stack is readily visible to the fireman from the boiler-room. «(b) Any’ existing boiler plant which emits dense smoke may be required the Commissioner of Buildings fo install smoke indicating equipment as specified} in Sec. E-115 (a). SECTION 6—That Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby amended by adding thereto a section to be known as Sec. E-116, which section shall read as follows: Sec. E-116. Fly-ash Control and Furnace Turbulance. (a) It "is recommended that on all installations an inspection and clean-out door shall’ be provided in the breechin and a clean-out door must be install at the ‘base of the stack or chimney where possible. (b) Fly-Ash Collectors: All furnaces or combustion devices for the burning of fuel, fully or partly in suspension, shall be| s equipped with an approved fly-ash collector when found necessary and in al cases must be equipped with an automatic damper control of dependable make that will keep the over-fire draft constant to Winn 03” of water of the required settin (c) Soli Matter in Combustion Gases: Solid matter in combustion gases from any furnace or incinerator equipment under any conditions of operation shall not exceed 400 grains per 1000 cubic feet of gas at 500 degrees F., and corrected to
12 per cent C (d) Furnace . Turbulence: Approved equipment for providing furnace turbulence and over-fire air shall be required in any boiler or furnace where such a uipment is necessary for the reduction smoke or fly-ash. tallation of chain grate Re where forced draft is contemplated, sh: ited” Both that overfire air ta be admit at the front and rear of the furn (e) Furnace Volume for Self-Contained Boilers of 'the self-contained ‘firebox type, where the water legs of the boiler form at least 80 per cent of the side and rear walls, shall have such furnace volume that the heat release under #ny condition of operation shall not exeed b. per cubic foot . Where Sia “boilers are operate: in excess of 150 per cent of rating, or where the fuel burning rate exceeds 5 pounds of coal per square feet of heating surface per hour, or where the .stokers under such .boilers are not equipped with gradual acting - control of coal feed and 3a "Supply, there must be introduced bethe smoke connection and the ney an approved fly-ash LL which will limit the discharge of solids In the Sombustion gases to the df of
8 ) Bresi pitating Chamber: The rear walls of all water-tube boiler settings shall extend to the floor line, form a preSibitating chamber for the solids carried by the £3508, Such chambers shall have openings to permit removal of the solids. In lieu of extending the rear walls to the floor, an under-cut construction will be permitted, but in such cases the bottom of the last pass shall be equipped with cinder hoppers easily operated gates to permit the read removal of the solids. Such hoppers sha have sufficient capacity to store the solids for at least 12 hours of heaviest operation, and the design of the hoppers shall Mest ay] approval of the commissioner of bu (g) Sto! to: Control: lation which emits solid matter in ex of the limit may be condemned and required equipped with approved sradial acting air control or other fly-ash eliminating equipment before operating yn is given. (h) eec! o TRUIEINOR} for Large Boilers: If conditions Surrounding the installation ® do not permit .e the area of the im
breeching shall be enlarged to a ahead of the chimney connection so as to form a cinder or Hy-ssn t The transverse area of such Sluaes, and fy. ash trap shall be at’ least 50% Sroates an the soured area of the top of t shall be Provided | Sern with ee and gates nu other means for the ready Teioval | of the accumulated|® and com! (1) Induced rash Fans: Where induced draft fans are used, the fans shall be of She inder and fly-ash Solleering type, approved means provided for oe elimination of fy-ash. an :
to br months of operation.
r the thorough Mening of ih) per | Temov:
ash Just before or during 1 ‘system
which substituted 8
wi Be fo shall be suit- | of
35 a,
an an-| te
having di
Any stoker jpsta. x paci
a t| of 6 sehine JAY, be
All
x horizontally |
Excep —The bove rovisions do not not “prenibit the use of suc devices prothe stack is so equipped with sprays, Sollctors, or. other means of stopping the of soot and fly-ash.
TION 7—That Divis on E of t 385 of of Sten) OTdln ance No. ary sas, s hereby amen; by reto a section to be know as filing 117, which section shall Yead
hy Ein Advisory on There shsll an Adviso seven (7) members; six . (6) of shall be appointed by the an hom De une Com ,. eX 0 0 Ss board shall act in 5 capacity to Ce! and shall k them informed as to the ess in el-burning technique and
The kik ed members shall serve for a term of three (3) years, except that of the initially a; ted members two (2) shall serve for one (1) Teor, two (2) for two (2) years, and two (2) for three years. They shall be persons of good reputation who have been actively identified with th development oy ovement of the city. One (1) of t BLE shall ‘have had ‘at least five. ow rs business or inistrative erience in the owenrship or operation © Industries pr commercial enTprises; ne (1) member shall at the time of his appointment,” and for at least five (5) years prior thereto, have actively engaged in the management or ownership of apartment houses, hotels, or office butldings: one (1) member shall at the time of his appointment, and for at least five (5) years prior thereto, have been actively en as a chief operating bi ee of a as vy containing hn, resboilers; one (1) mem) at
splsintinent and’ for ’ five (5) years prior reto, have been agtively engaged in the manageemnt or ownership: o 3 Ieiall So ard; one (1) member shall, a time of his appointment, and for at for five (5) years ro Shenae, have been activ engag in or sale of solid fuel and shall ho Bi the theory and practice of combustion; one (1) member shall at the time of his a; tment, and for at least to, have been activ-
lce of designing or g 4 and Yeliifaingl 3 uipment, and shall ar prosquipme er under the laws of the State of Indiana. Members appointed to fill vacancies 8s small hate the same quali. hich their predecessors - iin . The “board shall yg its own chairman, who serve for one (1) year. Meetings of the board shall be held at the call of the chairman, or, in his absence, the act: chairman, and at such other times as e board may determine. . SECTION 8—That Sub-Section (¢) oO Sec. E-201 of Division 3 of Section 865 of General ONlinante 21, 1925, as amended, be is hereby ‘amended to read as follow (c) Any Saal (new, rebuilt, or reconstructed) having more than 1,200 uare feet of steam radiation, or rated 2 more than 1300 square feet of water ing to e American Soc eating and Ventilatin Enginsers, or boilers of more than 1 horsepower, or hot air heating plants having more than s six : @ square feet of ate area, shall AE aovel smoketype or hall” be ed with mechanical methods of a opr coal, oil or 3 permis may be issued in which event
radiation, accord ety of
er. fuel in such plants Shall constitute an offense against the Cit of Indianapolis. A permit will be issu for only one such boiler in a plant. no case all a high pressure boiler of more than 35 horsepower or its equivalent size in a low pressure boiler be installed without automatic firing equipment. 8 ON 9—That Bub-Section (d) of Sec. E-201 of Division E of Section 865 Gen Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and is hereby amended to read as follow: (d) The NS ented grate. area of any boiler using coal as a fuel shall be less than one forty-fiten J1-45y of the heating surface of & boile: N 10—That Bub gestion (a) of Sec. E-202 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, - 1925, as amended, be and is hereby amended to read as follows: (a) The distance between the shell of horizontal return tubular boilers and the eel plas HS, grated tuyere nearest to the not less than the following. A ae to the diameter of the Dispeier
Distance Se aan Shell and Dea Plate in Jukes
in Inches 42 and less 48 -
Where it is proposed to use -oil, pow5 coal or sawdust and shavings as fuel, the distance between the shell 2 the dead plate shall be not less than the diameter of the shell and in no case less than sixty (60) inches. an aces Sesigneg for burning sawdust shavings 4 combination of sawdust, Es Oe of full ‘extension t ings shall . not nace. Such furnaces. shall be provided with an approved eas of introducing Sa oye the fire 11—That Sub-Sections (d), ©, Bo (8), (h), (1) and (j) of Sec 202 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and they are hereby Tepes led. 8S ION 12—That 203 of Divi-
General Ordin1925, as amended, be and it is hereby repealed in its entirety, and that a ev section, to be known as Sec. to read as follows, be Submitted
. Stokers. 1. General. ta), Fhe arrangement, equipment, manner installation and operation of all Hh hereafter insta or use in connection with heating yl wer plants, and any Abssqlient alteration .of stoker instailai Sn Th shall conform to oR followTo) Stoker Defined: The term “stoker” the t, din
vice| amended by striking therefrom graphs
connection with a heat plant, whether automatically or manually controlled. (¢) ‘Non-automatic Bickers not Permitted: Stokers which are not équipped with automatic means of Bires"ot t excessive pressure or Jtmperuiures he heating meum shall or operated in any a oy wl ear attendant will not be constantly on duty on where Py stoker is in D iting Tools: snall be provided with each stoker inlation.
bar.|ihe Mayor on the 20th day o
a d Rating ‘Must be Shown: Each stoker shall bear
on cast in Seder that obtain servati f Fuster | Information Must be Given The anufacturer, his Fepresetak; om. or the SORor of the equipment shall supply any oi aation coning the eq Fo the oftio ts installation, Upon Toquest to the office of the Combus-
Tnstafiation Must Permit ull Open tndSor ot Diets: 3 No stoker ma aD oi of The + fring door or tube-clean: ing dosr: Pah, Suen ~ Ie that it will serious]: ere roper cleaning o the fire andor tubes. When necessary. 2 installed - at uch
should be angle as wi allow Jull pening Chioo
ccessible in tle rating ed by ob-
approval of
Doors: Boiler doors shall be sultisient size and so located tha! clinkers can y rem 1) Automatic Controls be ) stoker shall be
mechanical t least one pproved 3 EE Shin
; FREUND-Pred
Note: factory, results for x FRE il] | greater a this distance sho!
y | by striking out the words,
.| equipped with a dead weight safety valve,
Adequate firing tools :
y be in or that it will block the| ca
such special inatallations of DOAN—Cyn
nohes 3 set above 350° (8) Underf
ty-four (80 inches. distance’ will give satisloads up to one hundred per cent For be in-
creased to keep’ furnace temperatures dowa to a Teasonable derfeed
okers vertically baffled Mater tube boilers have ‘an average minimum distance between the tubes and the grate line of at least seven feet six inches (7°-6").
; have minimum distance, Sehtar 0 of grate line to’ to “tubes through the poin as passage, of point feet six Poh ni or 0. Note: This distance will give satisfactory results for pads 2 ub to one. hundred fifty (150) rating. For greater als this BE he shall be increased and ample combustion space provided by setting roofs or arches high
er. SECTIO ON 13—That Sec. E-204 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance N. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby repealed a and a new section to be known as Sec. E-204, which section shall read as follows, Mo and it is hereby subsuituted therefo! E-204. Combustion Equipment Suitable for Fuel.
All combustion qe ipment shall be suitable for burning the fuel used without violat a x any provisions of this Code. 14—That Sub-Section (j) of Mi 2301 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1935, as amended, be and it is hereby amended “which is not
subject to taka Cie lf SECTION hat Section E-618 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby amended by a adding Thtrne two new sub-sections, to known as Sub-Sections (d) and o> ® I subsections shall ‘read as follows: add Where . warm air heating systems installed in multiple-dwellings, each individual apartment must have a separate teigm are Hsien Connected to the heater
or Iman trunk, a shall have a fittin dampers which may close the return air from sald ducts in undesirabl le, (e) A fresh air duct of sufficient size shall be installed to supply clean fresh air to the heater to make the deficiency caused by shutting oft the return air system from one or two apartments. Said air duct shall be large enough to supply fresh air when, in the case of four apartments, one return duct is closed, and in the case of more than four apartments, two return ducts. are Zosed. ae heater, uni Saal be of sufze to supply heat as required b: the Building Code when one pe two on turn ducts go closed and an equivalent amount of fresh air is supplied instead of recirculated air from said ducts. In no case shall one heater unit serve more than eight apartments, SE E-701 of Divi-
ON 16—That Sec. sion BE of Section 885 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby ‘repealed ny that a new section to be known as B-701, to read as toll0ws, be Substibred therefor: E-701. Manufacturers’ Data. Mag ufacturers of heating boilers hereafter installed in the City of Indianapolis, shall submit to the C ti such data as he shall require concerning heating surfaces, combustion Spaces, ete. —That Sec. E-702 of Division E of Section 865 of General Qrdinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby "repealed, and that a new Ssction, to be known as-Sec. E-702, which shall read as. follows, be and it is hereby substituted therefo pe. F 702. Combustion Space for Hand-
ng. Any small hand-fired bones of less than 1,200 square feet of surface - of cast-iron sectional oo 2 pi steel selfcontained water leg type where at least 80% of the side and rear walls of the furnace are formed by water legs of the boiler, shall have not less than one (1) .cubic foot of combustion space for each ten (10) poate jet of heating surface. SECTI 8—That Sec. E-703 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby repealed and that a new section, to be known as Sec. E-703, which shall read as follows, be and it is hereby sulstiiiod therefor:
Be E-703. Provisions for Future Stoker-|
Fane ‘hand-fired boilers shall be so set as to later permit the instdllation of a stoker in ‘accordance with the provisions of this code without major alterations such as pitting, raising the boiler, moving hose enclosure walls. SECTI 19—That Sec. E-704 of Division BD Tot Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby repealed and og new section, be known as Sec. E-T which shall read as follows, | be and it is hereby substituted therefor: Sec. 704 Combustion Space for Stokers and Oil Burners. Boilers of the cast-iron sectional type or the steel self-contained water leg type, when stoker-fired, shall have combustion space so that the heat release is not more $osu 60,000 B. t. u. per cubic foot per |
Boilers having complete refractory fu nace walls, when stoker-fired, shall be combustion’ space so that the ‘heat rekase is not more than 45,000 B. t. u. per cubic foot per hour. SECTION 20—That Sub-Sections (3) od (c) of Sec. E-705 of Division E of Sec! 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, amended, be and they are hereby repealed and that the sub-section designation ‘(b)” be removed from the remaining text of this section. SECTION 21—That Sec. E-708 of Divigion E of Section 865 of General Ordinance N or 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby amended by striking “E-705" from fourth line thereof and by substituting “E-706"" therefor. SECTION 22—That Sec. E-709 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is herey amended by striking “E-705” from the last line thereof and A substituting E106"
therefor. SECTION 23—That Sul-Section La of Sec. E-710 of Division E Secti 865 of General Ordinance No. Tal » 1035, as amended, be and it is hereby amended to read as follow (a) All hot ater boilers shall be or with a diaphram-type spring loaded relief valve, ba inl by the Commissioner ngs.
of Buildin SECTION 24. That Sub-Section (8) of Sec. E-802 of Division E of Section 865 of General Ordinanuce No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby amended by striking from the third and fourth lines thereof the words acearaing to the boiler pune, as provided in Sections E-705 and SECTION 25.—That Sub-Section (d) of Sec. E-812 of Division E of Section 865
ese MENDENHA
JEFFRIES—Elmeér, 1145. ‘Eugene 60, beloved husband of Jeffries, passed away Thursday, services Sunday at 2 p. m. in Abtlen Tuntral Joome., . st. a en aven Friends may call at the Turtbral any time,
lores, Betty and away Friday. Funeral Monday, at the Farley Funeral Home, 1 Morris st. ends may call at funeral home any time.
LONG—Jam age 60 years, bela husband mer Ethel Long, ssed ‘a . evening, Funeral
of Sherrill May, of Brownsbur
MAY—Laura J, age 70, beloved et May of Plain eld, Charles, Sewell Marshall Indianapolis, Gl
McCRAY—Louis C., age 63, wife of Rol ert A. MoCray, mother of ‘Mrs, Hele Beyer, Mrs. Emma Mohler, sister of Mrs, Emilie Unser, grandmother of Jo and Phyllis Beyer and Lawrence Moh ler Jr., passed away Friday at the re idence, 1 N. Warman.
2 Prlends 5 : ial Crown Hill, Friends may call at funeral home aftep 6 p. m. Saturday.
LL—John M., husband of Elva Ann, father of Carl D. and H Mendenhall, passed away Satur morning. ‘Services, Monday, 2 at West Newton Methodist Burial West Newton cemetery. ’ may call at the home, 3764 Ruckle Steg after Sunday noon. SALEM—Rachel, 3309 Broadway, passed away suddenly Friday, wife of Reuben, mother of Abe, Sam, Henry and Mrs, Meyer Gallen, sister of Mrs. M, Goldish and Mrs. H. Kuller. will be conducted 1:30 p. m. the ‘Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home.
SALZMAN—Alex, of 521 E. 29th, away Friday evening; brother of Sela, Elsie and Ms Jac
A, Services day at
Passed of
day at the residence. Aaron-Ruben.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many relat friends and neighbors for their expression of sympathy in the loss our beloved husband end father, Edgap F. Baker, and especially do we thank the Rev. N. H. Schultz and G. Herrmann undertakers. MRS. EMMA BAKER AND FAMILY,
Arrangements’
NAUERT—We wish to thank our relas tives, friends and neighbors, for thei kindness and sympat
We especially wish to thank the priests of Sagred Heart church, the pallbearers, the H. Herrmann funeral home ani all’ tor the beautiful floral and spirit bouquets. THE FAMILY.
Funeral Directors
Walter T. Blesengym ‘2206 Shel! . GA-2570 8129 N. Nise is WA-5878
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME |
1934 W. Michigan St.
PAUL E. DORSEY _
8925 E. NEW YORK ; Market 1234
FARLEY-F UNE 1604 W. Morrig FLANNER & BUCHANAN _
25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-337%
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect ‘St.
GRINSTEINER’S
1601 E, New York = BG, H. HERRMANN |
1506 8. EAST ST.
HISEY & TITUS
MORTUAR 951 N. OFLA ASE ST. LI-3828
MOORE & KIRK IR-1159 CH-1806 TA-6058 SHIRLEY BROS. co.
954 N. Illinois
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1422 Prospect
J. C. Wilson TENET ay 1234 Prospect St. . MA-9438
Lost and Found Ta BILLFOLD—Lost near South and East sts., with cash and other valuables, cep cash, return balance to Bill Anderson's Spring Seryice, 459 Virginia ave.
LOST—A sable scarf, 2 ft. i 3 tails af each end. Lost Oct. 7 on E. 32d between Meridian and Delaware. Reward, R. W, Edwards, LI-3408.
9. NAVY billfold lost near Union Station. Reward. Please return railroad tickets and owner's identification pae \ pers. BR-1492.
MA-5878
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ROWN POCKETBOOK vicinity of Leader. Store, containing sugar stamps, Living license, money. Stamps and license ime portant. 5107 Naomi. »
of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, he and it is hereb d by whee Hout out - ; the words, “composed of 2 ue, TION 26.—That Division E of Section 865 of ‘General Qrdinance No. 121, 1925, as amended, be and it is hereby
or charts, know as Figures 1, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 21, appearing on Pages 656, 657, "658, 659, 661, and 664 respectively. SECTION 27.—This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval by the Mayor, and ublication according law. tate of Indiana, Merion County, ouy of Indianapolis, John M. Layton, Clerk ‘of the City or ’Indianapol olis, Indiana, do hereby cerve and forego is a full, y of a Oor=
said ordinance was passed by mon Council on the 19th day of october, 1942, and was signed and approved by October, 1942, and now remains on file and on record in my office Witness my any ‘and the official seal of the City of Indianapolis, diana, this 21st day of October (Seal) JOHN . LAYTON, City Clerk. Order No. 1233.
Deaths—Funerals . 1
Indianapolis Times, Satur., Oct. 24, 1942
BENHAM _11s rvey, husband of Mollie E. and father of Dr, Raleigh Benham and Mrs. N. V. Delvin, passed away Saturday morning. Frien may call at Flan-
ner and Buchanan Mortuary Saturday
evening and Sunday. Services at Prairie |
Chapel, near Lyons, J Ind., Monday 2 p.m
ULDWELL — Edwa age 80, beloved father of iam H. A Clinton
diag y call at ay after § p.m, m, Saturday.
idow of er 2g ait the . an ave. widow oO as C. Bo er ) PE ied hi fe 26 5 % 85%] To londay, n_ Mort rtuary. 5342 E. Washington Rei 1 m. Burial Franklin, Ind.
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mother of Edward omas J., J. k, died at n ave., Friday. eral , 10 8. m. St. terment Eoly
LOST—Lady’'s yellow gold Benrus wa 2 Siamonas; downtown vicinity. Rew:
BRINDLE BULL—Name ‘‘Buster,” white foot and chest, | jong tail, ears trimmed,
1368.
LOST—Small old-fashioned cameo reward. Marott’s Shoe Store, 4th Norene Hendrix.
LOST—Man’s Ken watch and chaing return to wil eutueky ave. Receive rées ward. FR-004
HAT test ps Dobbs Homberg, Oct, 18 Reward. CH-4539. oi —Downtown, lady's Hamilton wrist watch, band, 4 diamonds; rew. MA-3321, Schools & Instructions 7A
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U.S. Army Wants Women Men Over 45, and 4-F Men To Service as AIRCRAFT | ENGINE MECHANICS at AIR FORCE SUB-DEPOT
We have been notified by sub-depot personnel officer that women, and Suen of above classifications, are wanted to train oo immediate servis in the Corps. We are organizing new alrovaft, engine courses to fill this, urg need. Enroll now! Moderate aH n. Call Belmont 5005.
Roscoe Turner Aero a Municipal ‘Airport
"| International Beauty Schoo! Botha to help gupply. the dpmang
seit ap.
Help SE El ALTERATION LAD
144 W. Washington
Sal d EXD. Beauty Opr. or apprentice. ROB IR
Beauty Shop, 528 Mass. Fr
BILLER So’ 075, primes 198
fe nd, C. gaze his home, 1634 Arro
3:30. at the mortuary. 9 a. urch. Holy Cros cemetery. Friends invited. g 18. ved hus. of Bertha TE Sn ee
‘COLORED lady Pamediately. 21-45; eral housework; extra good LI-4912. TA-9305,
Combination inspestor |
silk repair woman. Also inexperienced girls. Gall + see Mr. LUX GLE “ING DE