Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1946 — Page 7

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{Commission to Put X-Ray on | = $6 Million Flood Control Plan

Wabash river and its tributaries,

mission

April 20, after which it will be submitted to congress for authoriza-

meet at noon tomorrow to begin|tion and appropriation of necessary study of the proposed six million} funds. dollar flood control program of the

Réservoirs Eliminated - Two major changes made in the

The survey report, authorized by| original Wabash flood control plans Lt. Gen. R. A." Wheeler, chief of| were elimination of the flood conarmy engineers, was received by| trol reservoirs at Shoals and 3penGovernor Gates yesterday and im~{cer. Commission Secretary Clyde mediately submitted to the com-|R. Black sald neither of the proj-

ects, therefore, would be considered

It was expected that the com-!by the commission at this time. mission's own staff of engineers| Recommendation by the district would be put to work immediately | engineer at Louisville that half the on the report and that the com-|00st of reconstructing highway mission would be ready to approve |bridges in flood control work be or recommend changes within 60 to |Pald by the federal government also 90 days. Deadline for return of the |was deleted from the report before

report to the chief engineer was |its approval in Washington.

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A TRIM FIGURE

In a few weeks, if you start these scientific treatments now. One lady just

LOST 22! POUNDS AND 7 INCHES OFF BUST, WAIST AND HIPS {Kl ONLY 10 TREATMENTS

This system was developed over 20 years ago. Since then, all new developments that were safe and successful have been added. You must not compare this system with any other,

THESE TREATMENTS CAN ONLY BE TAKEN AT THIS STUDIO

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for federal aid in paying for neges-

case of railroad bridges. " Proposes 3 Reservoirs

In its present form the report includes three

Rocoon near Clinton, and the Clin-

north of Clinton. Sixteen levee proposals, including levee work at PFletcher-Sunshine Gardens on the White river here, also are part of the program. Although the Shoals and Spencer projects have been deleted, it was understood that Board Chairman Anton J. Hulman would press for continuation of survey work on the Muscatatuck and White rivers above Shoals, ‘ Multiple - reservoir projects are sought on the two rivers to help control floods and also to alleviate a water shortage for certain cities in the valleys.

SAVE DWARF APPLE TREES

trees on city lots may become common soon as a result of the success-

the English Malling rootstocks, in-

forms,

Both the Marion county flood control commission and the state commission, however, indicated they would carry to congress their fight

sary reconstruction of highway bridges as is already done in the

proposed reservoirs— at Cagles Mill in southern Putnam county, the Mansfleld reservoir on|[

ton reservoir in the Wabash valley/|&

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ful experimental grafting of 40 American varieties on 14 types of

cluding dwarf and semi-dwarf

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES * BILL MAULDIN

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HOWE TOWER EDITOR

GIVEN SERVICE PIN

Kenneth Kleinschmidt, editor-in-chief of the Howe Tower, bi-weekly publication at Thomas Carr Howe high school, received a Howe publications pin for two years’ service on the paper at a staff meeting yesterday.

Certificates for service on’ the paper will be presented on Feb. 1 to Joann Bade, Josephine Bailey, Robert Bakemeler, Glovanns Ball, Josephine Barrett, Phyllis Bowles, Rosemary Buenting, Lois Ann Brenn, Norbert Garteaux, Patti Cummings, Beverly /Davis, Shirley Diehl, Betty Lou Bisenhut, Jennie Lou Fox, Mary Jane Gard, Alan Gise, Ruth Guthrie, Janis Heithecker and Helen Hodges. Others getting the certificates will be Barbara Ingersoll, Carolyn Johnson, Marjorie Lois Johnson, Mary Jordan, Ruby King, Kenneth Kleinschmidt, Pat Leffler, Mary Lester, Bill Locklear, Tom Lofton, Mary Ann Malott, Lavonne Mannfleld, Pay Ann Merritt, Peggy Millen, Pat Mil.

[l |ler, Jack McCormick, Marcia McMullen,

Venafro, Italy. We occupied his barn for seven weeks.”

4 ARE OVERCOME

IN SPEEDWAY BLAZE

Four members of a Speedway City family were overcome by smoke early today in a fire which caused $2500 damage to their home at 1811 Christopher lane. Floyd - Kessler and his son, Jack, were in Methodist hospital recovering from the effects of the fumes while Mrs. Kessler and a daughter, Barbara, were treated by a private physician. The family was awakened by the smoke and escaped through a bed-

3 FLEE STOCKADE "AT FT. HARRISON

| An unguarded stockade at Pt. {Harrison proved too much of a temptation to three soldiers confingd there and as a result military authorities and police sought them today. Authorities there said that the three men had been recently transferred from the disciplinary barracks to the parolee stockade and

were put on their “honor.” When a check was made at 9 o'clock last night they were there; at the mid-

rogm window. Chief C. 8, Flinn of| night check they were gone.

the Speedway volunteer fire department said that the blaze started from a short circuit in the electric refrigerator.

The men were identified as Orville H. Roper, 21, Licking, Mo.; Henry C. Barker, 22, Trimble, Tenn. and George W. Ross, 22, "Tipton, Ga.

Hugh Moreillon, Bill Nevill and Michael Pettinger, - ; Certificates also will go to Carol Pritchett, 'Bmily Rinsch, Mary Virginia Rider, George Spradiing, Ruthann Thomas, Mar

{ah VanHoosier, Barbara Withycombe, Joy dane Willis, iawia Wood er.

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