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APPEALS LIO HEARING hat the followe filed with the of the City of variance {rom ning Ordinance:
ING, rear 3049 ariance of use of a furniture
age building a$ sidence \GES BAPTIST ia Avenue, Tree permit the cone wo-family Tresie JArSONAge. MILLHOLLAND, pquests variance ation of a mae ors in excess of isting building, LL, 1448 North variance of area e conversion of sidence into an ding Northeast Core 381 Street, ree permit the erece fruit and’ vegee
ER COMPANY, r 33rd and Iilie ance of use to operation of a the conclusion such time when permit this Lype
GARET KLEZe Valnut & Locke f use to permij on of a retail
ON COMPANY, requests Valle ne erection and ding. .: N COAL & OIL ast 46th Street, non-conforming n and operation om in front of g. at such time vill permit this
TEY, Northeast Avenues (4107 Ls expansion of permit the ine nal 3,000-galion
INE, rear _2149 nce of use to n automobile ree \g garage buiide sting residence. OF EV, LUTHe JREATER INDI« ner 25th Streeg sts variance of , of a church at ‘restrictions wiil
ryction Pe NIVERSITY, 40% sts variance sof
mit the erection
ce HOOL COMMIS~ ANAPOLIS, area Parkway on the . & East Street . & extension of outh and RansAveriue on the f use to ‘permis ion “of a High ject DOANE 3121 t, requests varie s to permit the g residence inte
RISH, rear 1233 variance of area ts to permit the 8 building inle r of the existing
EENSTEIN, 1417 sts variance of ion of a beauty of the existing
IS MANUFAC~ 19 Massachusetiy n of Aa non-con-e erection of an building, extends« of Massachusetts
FREEMAN, 153% ests variance of s to permit the he existing porch ng residence )SEBROCK, 200% riance of use to , beauty shop in xisting residence, id petitions wil} Zoning Appeals 5, at 3:30 P. M, at which time persons will be e heard In refere put in said pelle [ING APPEALS STER, Secretary,
ERS OF THE N TO ISSUE " OF INDIAN- } OF DETERSAID .BONDS of Indianapolis, tified that the City on the 16uls the adoption of
22, 1945, which by the Mayor of y of Apri}, 19445, and sale of City al Alrport Dee , in the sum oft Dollars 18500, «
se of obtaining of construction, d developing the iing the building ; to be used by ministration, and al grounds, and and incidental ovision has been budget and tax jssued dn twenty ninations of One ).00) each, paye enty (20) years, ds payable semis anuary 1 of each 0 exceed five per he exact rate of by ‘the bidding. une 1, 1945, and onds. to be
of Indianapolis a petition signed wners of taxable undaries of sald nmon Council of to authorize und of Indianapolis y be required Le to pay the cost g, improving ‘and ok Airport, was Counricil on April
ssed valuation '6f
City of Indiane and the out | sald City, exe ntioned bonds 1s 186.41 '
ice of said bonds 0) or more lax1 in the office of - County, Indiana, the manner jes , petition, if any, red By the. Stale \erk in the mans
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APRIL 23, 1945
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By Crockett Johnson
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How do you usually get your clothes, Mr. O'Malley?
Mail order. Butl want these trousers in a hurry—Hello? Mr, Cuttaway? . ..
Yes, Mr. O'Malley, we can make them for you in no time. There's merely the matter of investigating your social references, a complete physical examination, a personal * interview, six or eight fittings, a try-on or two". . , Your, trousers, if all goes well, will be oll ready by next spring=
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