Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1947 — Page 6

Mayr Defends "Visionary Planning’ Costs City GOP Record | Taxpayers, Feeney Asserts

By NOBLE REED ¥ Denny Issues Formal | Denny's defense of the present Re-| publican administration, Al Feenéy, Rep ly to Feeney Democratic mayoralty candidate (Continued From Page One) [today accused City Hall of “vision-| eeeded to a great extent, especially Ary planning at great expense to in view of the condition of the the taxpayers” times and of the crime wave which

sanitation improvements, Challenges Methods

in the land. “Take the gambling racket for for several years. example — ft 1s most significant ‘Out of the Clouds’ that the so-called Lottery Ticket Ordinance, which we have found !lke to bring the City Hall down'contemplates, we should , .necessary for enforcement of that Out of the clouds with some prac- cautiously.” branch of the criminal laws, was tical planning” he said. passed by the Republican members

he said,

request’'of our Board of Safety and Would like to reorganize our police fore money is spent on police oMcials, department to extend protection for plans.” “This ordinance was immediate. Ur people from hoodlums and “I don't “want the city

torneys representing the attackers Needless waste of tax money™ are the former corporation counsel every citizen of a Democratic administration and titled to kno a former Democratic judge of the

it can't afford" ? of Indianapolis is en-

w about the excellent $1000 Loot Taken

{post-war plan conceived by Gen. In Two Bur laries Circult Court. No one questions Tyndall In the very first year of g their right as such attorneys, “but |p, administration which plan has

the fact is none-the-less significant. | carried out #h far as possible $1000 in losses were reported to pu- : Replies to Criticism lunder the adverse conditions exist- lice last night. “The present Democratic candi- ing : The apartment of Chester and date for Mayor immediately after] “I propose, therefore, to give the Certrude Kelly, 57 E. Maple hoad the passage of this ordinarice was people of Indianapolis the absolute Blvd. had been ransacked, and col-

Two burglaries totaling more than

quoted as having sald that the or- facts about the present adminis- lector’s items and heirlooms vaiuad dinance was urinecessary {if the tration whenever such administra- at more than $500 were missing police department would do fts/'tion is misrepresented. This will they sald. duty. He did not say, however, that accomplish three purposes, first, to. Charles Baker, 455 W. 28th St. experience had shown that this/enable the voters to judge the said $500 worth of tools, ladders aiid racket could only be stamped out merits of the candidates; second, gutters were missing from his gaby giving a “determined chief of {, prevent misrepresentation, either rage last night. A neighbor was un-

police and his men the assistance hy false statement or innuendo able to give a description of a car afforded by such ordinance. {about the present administration, she saw parked by the garage “The support of this ordinance afd finally to acquaint our people carlier in the day. by the Republican candidate for with the details of Mavor Mayor. is clearly Indicated by his post-war plan and what statement at the sime of its passage. The people can draw their . : i. own conclusions from these facts. GIVES HOSPITAL SHOW “We remember also that the Eleventh district of American Le Democratic candidate for Mayor, gion will give a show for patients In Southside Community Center at the very outset of the campaign, of Billings Hospital at 7 o'clock to- Mrs, Emma Lou Vise, supervisor, publicly stated that the present night, Walter Jackson and his or- announced the following teen comadministration had been one of chestra will furnish music under mittee in charge of arrangements: many plans and little performance. the auspices 8f Local 3 of American Martha Bobb, Bud Pate and Jean This is so far from the facts that Federation of Musicians Eckert

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has been obo Hop Scheduled

Southside Teen Canteen will have a hobo hop at 7:30 o'clock tonight

accomplished to date”

i Mr. Feeney charged that City Hal Replying to Mayor George L.|is paying a private engineering firm more than a quarter of a million dollars in fees to draw plans for an ‘outlay of $7,030,518 for sewers and

In a speech at-Trvington, Mr. “These improvements are badly Russia yesterday by rejecting the = has swept the country following Feeney charged that “excessive needed but I question the policy of agreement Premier Ahmed Ghavam the war and placed a tremendous Amounts are now being spent in paying a private firm such a big fee #i8ned in 1046 for Soviet exploitaburden on the police of every city Planning projects that may not get for ‘doirig work that can probably tion of the oll resources of Azerbai2 into the actual construction stage be done in the city engineer's ofice,” Jan province,

“If we are going to spend aearly ulate upon what action Russia would “If I'm elected mayor, T would $8 million more than the oudgat take, if any. proceed, By a yot@of 102 to 2, parliamen

| He proposed that City Hall fist ar Ghavam had submitted. “¥ would like to do something should determino how the improve(only) of the City Council at the 8bout the congested traffic mess; I ments are going to be pald for Le-

“Vislonaly next five years, then exploit them

to go ly attacked in the courts. The at- TaPists; I would like to stop the bankrupt on. an improvement plan

cept foreign help in the exploitation’

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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ____ So ie Iran Move Seen EL Hon

As Slap at Russ Rejects Pact Calling

“For Oil Exploitation TEHRAN, Iran, Oct, 23 (UP)— Observers said today that the [ranfan parliament in effect slapped

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approved ‘a five-poinf ‘ol

| The bill provided that Iran will explore its own oil resources for the

with its own money. i Iran will refuse to grant conces/slons to foregin powers, or even ac-

{program, I But the bill also provided that Iran will negotiate with Russia with a view of selling it ofl, if any is found in the next five years. | Iran also will negotiate with the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co, to get more. of its profits.

GOP Speaker Sees ‘New Deal’ Threat

Jeut. Gov , a speech in the Dearborn Hotel on|= the East Side last night,” charged!

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put the old “New Deal city machine behind the wasteful extravagant New Deal ticket in 1048.” “Election of a New Dealer mayor would put thousands of New Dealers on the payroll to work in the presidential election next year,” he said.! “On the other hand we have Bill Wemmer with a record of which we can be proud,” Mr. James said. “Mr! Wemmer has a progressive, forwardlocking program for the city.”

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