Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1947 — Page 16

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=ill|laws in wholesale numbers,” Mr | Feeney decared, | At the same time the candidate scored a state official for getting into the controversy when his trafflit fic experience “appears limited.” fl James D. Harrison, Indiana Traf[lll fic Safety commission director, had I earlier commended Indianapolis police for their campaign against 20mile speed violators, Mr. Feeney sald: “It appears to me his experience as a traffic expert is limited since 1 understand he took over his job July 1, this year, after being employed by the attorney general for legal work,”

Coal Shortage Predicted in U.

| . I CHICAGO, Aug. 29 (U. P.).~— |

|| William T. Faricy, president of the American Association of Railroads, sald today that the nation faces a possible coal shortage next winter He predicted the shortage despite {i the fact that railroads are carrying {| more coal with fewer cars than ever i before, Mr, Faricy said huge coal exports to Europe and other sections of the (ih world were largely responsible for [iff the car shortage, but that the rail{illll roads realized the necessity for the [iil high rate of export. He said the railroads shortage of nearly every [ca but that the coal car situation {was the most critical {ll “Jt might be that fears on petroliil eum have been a little exaggerated,” 1 | |

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Bar Association ‘Crowds Watch‘When 'Stinky' Sneaks Away

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‘ 7 To Study Bills | A “pet” skunk nicknamed: cessions were going to have an or i “Stinky” provided an Impromptu’ unusual amount ef competition Community Property sideshow at the state fair today. frem heme kitchens. Many visiLaw Amon List “Stinky” escaped during the night tors were carrying lunch baskets, 9 g ‘/from his pen in the conservation apparently planning te make a Proposed bills for the next legis- exhibit and ducked under the day of it lature will be discussed by the In- alias. white Scnagrvaon of Dicer ™ ia the GG diana Bar “pssociation at its Sst, ya » RTE Wary (ears / ‘wisest to ] h t de annual a5 yiade at © Evansville have nim vail] he getsias eally ‘Judging of 4-H Mvestock

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Sept. 5 and 6, Normally, Mr. Brattain said, ~ Heading the discussion list of “Stinky” doesn't use his traditional Sagly ribbon ners in the cattle proposed legislation will be the Odoriferous weapon becuse he is Judging were,

question of adoption of a commu- Used to people. Careful watch was Lightweight Herefords — James nity property law for Indiana, ac- being kept to see that curious Smoker of Wanatah, first; Dick cording to Thomas C. Batchelor, youngsters, trying to peer at the Brown of Lafayette, second, anc association secretary-treasurer. escaped skunk under the building, Robert Pickering of Lewisville A community property bill was didn’t “rile him.” third. introduced in the last legislature NE Rightweight Shorthorns — Dall: but it failed to pass. Such a law| E4rly arrivals on the grounds Grimstead of Sheridan, firs would require that husbands and|*0PPed to watch another un-iporothy Hunt of Danville, secon wives share equally in whatever seliedultd Derformance al, jie poul« | and Doyle Hobbs of Tipton, third. property and income each other has Ba and ey of peu a A Donald Stoten Jr. o. Serv. Proponents of the law sald | 4: Kens PPY e, first; Cleve Miller of Peru t would result in a savings for! po poor Order of Bons of S€cond, and Jim Harshman of Laboth husbands and wives on fed-| ,onco band from or fayette, third. eral income tax returns , abandoned the contest and went, Among the distinguished early The bill was defeated in the last | o)scewhere after the chickens vir. Buests at the fair ‘was H. J. Van agricultural attache {from the Dutch embassy in Washington, who stopped by on tour of

serted that it would cause confusion | ¢ “Heartaches.” in relation to other property laws

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ONE WAY TO. COMPLY—Mayoralty candidate Al Feeney

emphasized his attacks on the "horse and buggy’ traffic program

/ y up and down Kentucky avenue’:

peeding violations.

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and buggy days.”

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Feeney Uses Nag iy Buggy To Protest Speed Drive

20-Mile Limit Law Unsound, Says Mayor Candidate; Raps Harrison Policies

Al Feeney, Democratic candidate for mayor, continuing his camof 20-mile speed horse and buggy today to “keep within the limit.” The former county sheriff who says 20 miles an hour is not reasonable for modern cars has contended that speed limit is “unworkable and a carryover from horse ¢

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