Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1947 — Page 6

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BURBANK; Cal, Feb. 28 (U. P.), ~Stunt flier Paul Mantz, who runs an aerial taxi service for movie elopers, took off at 8:28 a. m. (Indiana)

| discharged from the navy as a lieu-

These were two of the bills signed yesterday by Governor Gates.

‘can bring suit for mandatory and injunctive relief. Under the new election law election and registration costs can be financed by a direct tax levy. Formerly these expenses were paid out of the county general fund.

March wheat shot up the 10 cents session limit today and reached $2.53 a- bushel, the highest of any

.|wheat contract since the December

delivery sold $2.75 during 1920.

ing the.navy in 1943.

Wheat $2.53 a Bushel

CHICAGO, Feb. 28 (U. P).—

Dr. Bo Baron. DDS.

Enters Practice

Dr. Robert N. Berman, recently

tenant, bas entered dental practice | : ; with Dr. Leon W. Berger, 723 Main st. Beech Grove. A former resi- - dent of Evans ville, graduate of Indians University school of denMstry, He intermed at the Dallas, Tex, : Methodist, hospiDr. Berman tal before enter Dr. Berman entered Japan with the naval occupation forces in 1945 later was stationed in China. ‘

TT ———— House Passes Measure

For '49 Reassessment « The house of representatives

REPORT GUNS STOLEN Thurl Rhodes, 3128 N. Alabama

reported the theft of three guns

from his home Wednesday.

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Panhandle Company Notifies City (Continued From Pag One)

profit last year of $1,062,158.98. This ‘was $12,000 more than in 1944, the previous most profitable year. The utility earned $6,297,739.79 from sales of by-product coke, or $1,217,645.64 more than it received from sales of gas which - totaled $5,080,004.14. Council sent its interrogatory to the utility two months ago. With it went the threat of a council investigation backed up by a court order unless a reply, was received. Seeks Some Control

The council has been seeking to exercise some control over the utility ever since it became interested - last year in the utility's profits as a source of revenue to finance the rising city budget. From that starting point, the council drifted into an examination of natural gas possibilities, after

*|the coal strikes curtailed gas sup-

plies for industry here. It discovered that it had no authority over the utility after utility officials, ever-fearful of a raid on their resources, resisted council's demand for $1 million in increased revenue payments. The utility pays $90,000 to the civil city and $70,000 to the school city in lieu of local taxes from which it is exempt by reason of citizen ownership.

Contributions Increased Under council pressure, utility executives agreed to raise the contribution to $140,000 for the civil city and $100,000 for the school city. The natural gas question then emerged. Councilmen charged that the utility had refused to purchase natural gas because it wished no interference in its profitable by-product coke business. The utility réplied that it was

ing retorts, Buk could fwd none available, sith Bowats ssid Be Bad been informed by Panhandle that Texas natural gas would be ready for Indianapolis in a few. months, with an expansion of transmission lines granted by the Federal Power commission. ' Line Runs to Detroit Panhandle distributes gas from Texas to the city of Detroit. Its transcontinental lines pass through Zionsville, about 14 miles from the nearest mains of the utility.

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