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blast today despite citizens’ ‘charge on lack of co-operation from city departments. : “How can the city’s clean-up forces hope to scour the town when the people are flagrant. violators?” ask city officials and civic leaders. The leaders point to what is happening in University park between Vermont and New York sts, on N. Meridian st, and along city streets. Through habit, pecple carelessly toss empty cigaret packages in the gutters and leave newspapers on the park benches, the city officials

ay. y Rubbish Thrown From Cars Paper ice cream plates and empty whiskey bottles also find their way from cruising automobiles to the street despite a recent communi- | que from Mayor Tyndall that police | will prosecute persons caught clut- | tering up public or private property | with scrap material. | Mrs. J. E. Mulholland, 604 E. 34th | | st., takes special pride in keeping! | Ber yards free from paper, but she | {objects vigorously when paper from | {a lot at 34th st. and Park ave.! {threatens to make cleaning her! yard more than a household duty. She charges that persons pro- | miscuously strew their evening pa- | pers in the vacant lot and the April |

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{winds deposit these papers on her | property. “Don’t people take more pride in | keeping their city clean than to) [pile old papers in an empty lot?” ‘she asks. Asks Intent of Neighbors Lyle M. Ward, 346 N. ave, also questions the | mindedness of his neighbors. He points out that someone | dumped ashes, glass and rubbish in the alley behind his house after the trashman had been around.” “It was too neat for the trash- | man to leave,” he quipped. | Meanwhile, city councilmen un- | | der Dr. Lucien B. Meriwether are | seeking methods to curb the “un|sightly” conditions that exist at | many open junk yards throughout Indianapolis. The first objective in the city's effort to maintain a clean city all year. will be the need for public co-operation, Galen D, Parks, chair- | man of the mayor's clean-up committee, has announced. Spearheading the clean-up drive, | the junior chamber of commerce leaders will convene at 3:30 p. m. | tomorrow with representatives of | civic groups and city, county and, state street and highway commis- | sions to map procedures in begin- | ning the annual clean-up week | April 15. W. H. Frazier, superintendent oll the sanitation district, recently sug- | gested that the city educate the| public on proper use of trash con- | tainers, collection methods and | time of pick-up through newspaper | { advertising. “The expense of advertising would | {be returned in near perfection of | | collection methods used by the | crews, * Mr. Frazier asserted. | The works board concurred with Mr. Frazier's proposal and instroct|ed him to determine costs of ad-

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