Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1946 — Page 9

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HOME PLANNING

Schools to Sponsor Course For Six Weeks.

in the Indianapdlis School for Home Planners last night heard the course {described as a part of the school system’s plan for adult education. Virgil Stinebaugh, superintendent 01 schools, pledged in a mass meet ing a Caleb Mills hall that the study in better homes was a move in the schools’ unlimited services to the community. Mr. Stinebaugh said adult education was ane of the obligations of the education system. The mass meeting was a preview

of. the six-weeks course for’ adults

Tear Out Ad as a ‘ der e TYE HABER | which will be held in five local high schools starting next Monday night.

Tyndall Attends

proves great success for Among the spectators was Mayor SKIN IRRITATIONS 2555 5 5 | committee has sought a solution to pity Council Parley Leaves

the local housing problem. Bpeakers described the school as “the key to more intelligent buying of goods and services in" local

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MR. AND MRS. HENRY SUDKAMP, above, 236 Mason st, observed their 60th wedding anniversary on’ Feb, 5th with a quiet Mr. Sudkamp, a truck gardener for 34 years, retired in 1929. He is 88 and Mrs. Sudkamp is 85. ° They have four children and five grandchildren,

TAXI LICENSING STILL AN ISSUE

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No fees will be charged for the |tex! permits. schools, which is sponsored Wy the local city school system and comsjdistribute licenses on a population mittees associated with the build-{basis. Membership cards

ONE: A demand by Negro cab companies for 35 to 556 additional

TWO: A revised city ordinance to

THREE: Strict enforcement of the present decree to stamp out the bootleg cab problem.

Six Days Left

And the council has but six days to weigh the problem before convéning Monday to consider the present proposal on the council docket. That is, whether to ratify an ordinance permitting 30 additional permits for white cab operators and 20 for the Negro concerns. 7 Representing the Deluxe Cab Co., | Henry J. Richardson Jr. contended {that = the present arrangement which permits 20 “war-emergency” licenses for Negro drivers smacks of “race legislation and is ecom-

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pletely illegal.” | He requested a minimum number of licenses be issued to the-largest {minority group, the present ordi{nance be revamped and that a stricter~enforcement be imposed. Cab to 1000 #1. will help eliminate bootleg cabs,” he replied to a statement that taxicab licenses were being resold at a huge profit. John K. Ruckelshaus, attorney for

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the Red Cab organization agreed with other cab company representatives that the ratio of taxi licenses be one to every 1000 population, Additional permits for colored cab drivers are then needed, Frank Beckwith, attorney for the North Side Cab Co., said.

4 bureau estimate, the Negro popu[lation in Indianapolis is 52,000,” he hsserted. i Warns of ‘Czar’ At present there are 420 taxicab {licenses with Negro operators havling 22. Councilman Herman E. Bowers {warned the group that their bick|ering may lead to a “czar.” “You're all over 21 and can reason,” he said. “You don't want a Landis to {come in with a baseball bat to clean up this situation, do you?” =| All the representatives then concurred that a more stringent enforcement of the present ordinance is needed, while the lawyers for the colored concerns. still insisted on ad|ditional permits for their clients. Councilman R. ©. (Bud) Dauss was chairman of the two-hour hub‘bub. !

BRESCIA NAMED FOR NBC JOB IN CHICAGO

Matty Brescia, former non-coms= missioned officer in charge of WAC recruiting publicity here, has been appointed - night editor of the

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