Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1946 — Page 3

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rgaret Beasley: ’ i ? oer " gi ? : % ww § PROJECT LAGS! et ai: du Patricia Burge, . ’ . . : ¢ Tr . a Feidel. ; : Xa JE amma? STRAUSS ; : En | Goode, chronlo . v SAYS: ge Strikes, Shortages Curb J othodist, chol- Stout Field Plans. it Cl, cardio : Plans for rapid reconversion of \ . 1018 Holloway, Stout field barracks into apartments " 3, at 2640 for veterans and construction of a ong, coronary $250,000 plant at Oliver and Belthodist, cerebral mont aves, lagged today. : Lack of material and strikes| F BED” hamper building activities scheduled Wi \pril 16 (U. to begin tomorrow at Stout field b y am PF. (BulD : the W. E. Mohler construction firm . *d the Phila- i as city councilmen last night ratiOver » Week : fied an agreement between the city a yetp! atory 1 and the Federal Public Housing Xa ed” today. i authority providing for the develop- ; ment. ONS y Tract Is Rezoned he (. os : The council also rezoned a tract he © ody eR ’ of land to permit the Engineering . build 48.900 * Metal Products Corp, to begin connual; if : ; struction on their new building. a wri It However, James H, Carnine, presiJoRteras. dent of the firm, asserted that fail- ———— ure to obtain a permit from the FPHA halts building. POSTSCRIPT: In other action on a heavy docket, ! councilmen last night also: We touch the Hat ONE: Increased taxicab licenses (I's a Dobbs)—with

to 460 for the city. Negro cab firms * ati will receive 52 and veterans will be] * profound appreciation fo

granted eight under the new ordi- such fine manufacturers—

nance, who've been so closely

TWO: Sanctioned a grant of 20 : : : ’ acres at the Indiana university identified with Strauss Boys

v medical center to the federal gov- Activities through the many ernment for use as the location for years—and who have a 1000-bed Veterans’ Administration

hospital, ! : contributed nobly to this RL THREE: Authorized a $300,000 season's presentations— TL ay bond issue for purchase of new ve- (and who will be with us mi As oi Re hicles and radio equipment for the : * the h the d d ORR ATTN “Rr % 4 police and fire department. ovg iS 0ecaties Rigace Taxi Licenses Increased to come). ' : oe Warnings i Facial dis SAMPECK imination and reduction of profit- TE able employment for taxicab oper- SOL FLETCHER ators by Council Otto H. Worley, UNDER-GRAD John A, Schumacher, president of DAVID COPPERFIELD the council, cast the deciding vote r granting the license increase under : KAYNEE the new ordinance. MONARCH | i Transferring of $1125 to the works SAFETY LEGION and city plan fund to obtain usage a’ of a $61,000 government-surveyed

topographical map of central Indiana for the city and county was also passed By the council. Ratification of a police and fire | contract with Woodruff Place and | a decision of the purchase of 2000 | parking meters from the Park-O- | Meter Co. of Oklahoma City, Okla.,! was delayed again. Methods of recovering more than | $600,000 in state gasoline tax funds that are due Marion county and the| . city will be disctissed at a special meeting May 13 by Harry W. Claffey, candidate for renomination as state representative, and state and local officials. :

LOCAL AIR PROGRAM REVEALED T0 CLUB

A $100,000 program to focus national attention on Indianapolis as an aviation center was urged today before the Rotary club. During a noon meeting in the Claypool hotel, Frank Maher, airport industry consultant and nationally known aviation writer, said the program would assist local industry and if properly handled even would help decrease juvenile delinquency.

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Lists Projects Projects proposed for the program were: A major indoor air show, stimulation of a “fly to the \ speedway” plan; sponsorship .of a national model plane building con- ‘ I test; outdoor air show; goodwill} | tour by air of nearby states; talks | throughout the country by Indian-| apolis businessmen cmphasizing the | ! city's Jocation as an air center, and talks throughout the community by prominent air figures. “The field of aergnautics should be the springboard to national prominence for the community,” Mr, Maher said, “It should be the lever to pry open the doorways of new commerce and to take advantage of the natural skill and resources of the area.” Would Aid Juveniles In outlining the program, which calls for a separate project for every h : mont, Me Mune Su svilion IT'S ALMOST as natural for a fellow to have the urge for SPRING and EASTER could be used to arrest the spread of juvenile delinquency. : ' ee . . "Aviation has life, color ‘and in- Clothes—from the Man's Store—as it is for grasss to turn a brighter green—or for terest that appeals to the youth- : ful mind. We should start settin . . . ' . Be allet, Leos Lt? vg birds (or Bing or Frank) to sing—or for Betty Grable's husband to Trumpet. given without charge to high school ; boys and girls. This would keep the :

ey THE URGE COMES from deep within. It's partly inherited. His dad—and his dad's

Mr. Maher said the program should be handled by a public rela-

fons agers and showy ve backed] | dad—had it before him. It is a matter of preference—he wants his clothes from Ee HIS OWN STORE—from a clothing minded Specialty Store—with a masculine background! He wants clothes that he feels good in—that surround him with : comfort and pleasure—nothing different!

LOCAL GI'S ARRIVE ~ FOR PROCESSING

The following Indianapolis soldiers are listed by the New York and San Francisco ports of embarkation as arriving in this country for protessing at Camp Atterbury: Aboard the Weigeo .last Thursday-—Lt. James GC. Strawbridge, Capt. James W,

Newman, Capt. Irving A. Iverson, Capt. Richard K. Fowler and T. Sgt. Leroy J.

AND IN THE NEW SPACIOUS SHOPS for Boys—on their own floor—the Fourth— this Custom and Tradition of being outfitted at Strauss have so deepened and broadened—that it becomes practically unanimous!

Davis, Aboard the Coaldale Victory last Sunday -Ple. Garland F. Smith, T. 4th Gr, Robert L. Gill, Sgt. John Bell, T. Sgt. Lige Wipllams Jr., Pfc. Amuel Weeks and ' Lt. Norman A. Robbins Aboard the Chanute Victory—Lt, James H. Edwards, .8gt. Jewel I. Falkner and T.| 4th Gr, Willard M. Bruce { Aboard the Sea Flier yesterday—Sgt. Thomas E, Grossman, Sgt. Carroll H. Hicks, Capt. Lawrence R. Cash, W. O. James W, Allen, I. 5th Gr, Guy L. Bruch, T. 5th Gr, Joseph W, Clark, Pvt. Sylvester gentry, Pvt. Harry G. Jones, Sgt. John 8, White and T. 5th Gr. Gordon W. Merrell, Aboard the Antioch Victory yesterday™ Sgt. Gerald R. Legg, 8. Sgt. Keith V, Adams, Pfc. Robert L. Shelley, Pfc. Roy Wiggam and Pvt, Bruce F. Steele ‘ i Aboard the General Haan today—Pvt, . . : ’ Jethero Jackson and Lt. Sheldon A. Key.

TRUMAN REPORTED SET TO VISIT JAPAN

‘TOKYO, April 16.(U, P.).—Presidet Truman plang to visit Japan + shortly after his trip to the Philip- | pines in July, reliable sources at] Gen, Douglas MacArthur's head-| quarters said today. ai .

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