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FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1944 LAWYERS . TO GATHER

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PLAN HOLIDAY PARTY A Christmas party will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday by the Sa-|

tage. Officers will bevelected. | president of the group.

12:15 p. m. Tuesday at Canary Cot- | Washington st. Mrs, Vinie Ellis is worthy grand matron at “> m, Tuesdsy.

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| OFFICER. TO VISIT LODGE TAXI ORDINANCE

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+ Skating Season Gets Under Way

The skating season opened today. K. Mark Cowen, the city's new

ett, enough for skating.

The advisability of recommending a stronger city ordinance regulating

tion ‘of Indianapolis will meet at|nara Grotto auxiliary at 4107 E. 393, O. E. 8, will be visited by the OPINION Ev ADED re’ Oa | recreation director, said a three-

inch layer of ice along the north

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taxicab operation is one for the safety board to decide. This was the attitude taken today | by Roy E. Hickman, city controller, The safety board had asked his opinion on such an ordinance. “All the controller's office can be concerned with is the licensing and collection of fees upon the basis established. by Sty council,” Mr,

"Hands Off Policy

“This office has nothing to do with the establishment of a policy concerning such licensing,” the city controller added. It is known that the safety board | has looked favorably upon the request of Mrs. Maude Hobson, city weights and measures director, for a new city ordinance. The proposed measure would require the fingerprinting and photographing of all cab drivers, It further would require posting in each cab of the! driver's picture and would provide for a receipt to be given each fare | It appeared that Mr. Hickman { would leave the entire matter to the safety board. In this event, it was

g|aid of Mayor Tyndall in furthering the measure,

CLASS ORGANIZES

Jim ‘Jordan has been elected president of the junior class at 7 | Shortridge high school. Jo Ann Summers was chosen to | Z| take the minutes of junior class] % meetings; Warren Bennett to handle ’|class funds and Jeanne Snodgrass | to direct the annual junior vide.

Betsy Ancker has been elec ted | president of the Shortridge high | school student board to succeed Jack Thompson who. will go to | Washington in January to act as |page for Congressman Louis Ludjlow. «J. B."King was elected vice! | president of the student board. |

You've been grand passengers on this eventful trip through 1944

‘Next stop, 1945! But just before we arrive, let me say 'to every one of you — : “Thanks for being good sports and good Americans — thanks for using buses with careful regard to war needs—thanks for being ‘good natured about occasional discomfort and crowding.”

The fact that you can take travel at its worst, and still smile with us, has helped us do a far more efficient wartime job. It has made us even more determined to give you highway travel such as this naJ tion has never known — come Victory! 3 Right now, new Super-Coaches with

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amazing comfort features are shaping up —innovations of convenience and sightseeing are on their way.

The months just ahead will-be decisive ones for all the world. We know you'll keep right on with that patriotic cooperation that has helped transportation do its tremeridous job all through the war years,

For A Happier Trip Through 1945 ...

Keep on buying War Bonds — each bond is'a bomb for our enemies. Keep on giving blood through the Red Cross — to save the lives of our fighting men. :

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Indfanapolls’ - contribution to- the| Benches and firewood. will be pro- nation’s tin scrap salvage side of Lake Sullivan is smooth vided at Lake Sullivan for the con- [Stood at 10 carloads of tin cans. Collection of the scrap was wt ; Park maintenance division work- visors will be in attendance to keep! | Pleted Here Nestorday 3 emplogues} men are busy removing a sand bar | facilities in proper above the dam at the Garfield park’ recreation direc tor said.

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