Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1948 — Page 10

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Valve of Cats = _ |Goes Up as Rats Increase in China

~Feeney's Quick. Action Attracting Attention Outside Indianapolis

Chicago Daily News Describes Startling Events AY. In City Hall Since New Mayor Moved In In that emlatiled region, wealth m—t for dogs? cloth. But . these commodities are Fines for cars? Cinders for icy streets? hoards especially, are men.

M Al Foeney's first two weeks in office of least Is atfract. ig attention outside of Indianapolis. Here's how the Chicago Dyily News describes what's going on in our City Hall: REA By ROBERT FAHERTY

2 Don : B and Mrs. Eil Durant, at INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14—Taffy, the spaniel, has 8110s ‘or, legally buying gold | Bunge | nd MA een " oh, Bae

paid-for 1948 license, and that is an inspiring fact to thelais Sgt » well turn instead to feline 14 porvev Ival Witsman and Mrs. Thelma Vawter, Mra, half-million people here watching a burst of municipal re.|fancying | Chester Davis, Southport High |form. Strange things are happening here, and Tafly’s dog Com 198, 7 Tog canary Times School; Mary Louise Fruit, Lois versity Heights School.

tag.is a bright symbol. : Indianapolis has.a new mayor, after five years of a |muddling government that let service sag and finances droop.

One result was an immediate upturn in the ficense bureau, The new mayor, Al Feeney, asked a license for his 3-year-old cocker,

Tafly. The clerk handed over 8 tag, and sald, “No charge,

don't have to pay.” Mayor Posey anewere. "Tuks the money 40d ive me & teers

From now on everybody pays. | Th outgoing regime

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OR Tafly's $3 is important, for = | » : Pumey found the city 040,» tration, had left old bills totaling C I S i i aia tot cect. To State olorama 8 Spr ng Pri ‘ took over the job ' ’ i) year budgeteers had forgotten to e Fo Jan. 2 : : ~ |provide taxation to handle $330,- > 5 4 a. 4 & J WOMEN'S DRESSES EY time Notre Dame Not s Worrler iE football star, has The mid-January pay and nenRy become a focus of sions could not be met because a a TH Hoosier city 1oan had not been properly ad- _— A attention, : ¥ | magnitude Mr. Feeney does not get rattled 4 wi task, and by his He's not a worrier. He had snapped ~* 4 Ba. Sxiraotdinazy NE. r A il campaign. A maval erick Democrat, Mayer Feeney A hi with his office in his hat, he beat ul =F _ |the organization in the March pri- § 5 mary, and won the fall campaign|4 by borrowing a telephone, writing 28 ry . Inis own publicity and making radio TF "|speechies three times a day. pe —— ‘R- Natural for of the w= iE If he succeeds in restoring vital- Marion LV ! .: $ ity to the Indianapolis City Mr. ; 2, $4 be he's a natural for a governorship pal v. iE |race in 1952, the capital's dopesters| wave, , N » $ "A vy say, big town witi pi 2 2 ET The city ‘was crying for & Her-| 1°80 ht H ' \ cules and a cleanup when of % A R78 : Rb emir ted 8 BLE re oo, 2 lk nde win S IPS WOMEN’S SIZES ¥ Rockne, convinced the voters, |SiencY honesty. 1 \ ’ : survey of the big array of

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ET CLEARANCE! |f ===% 229 aa KNITTED SUITS, tworpleos style, fing = 100 Chow:

: -cotton knit, sizes 4 o 6, broken « color assort- ; . Boys" or girls’ pinwale ment. Were $1.98 .7........ trary WASHINGTON, corduroy overalls with President Truman's

Jouble fined bits and sus |_giiyiNG LANE FAAS, = 69 {1 sition wonepice:

pends s NX iy S we piece style with drop seat. Size 2-only, pink

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4 LONG SLEEVE 2 ; CINCINNATI, Jan. 14 (UP)~—The, : E GIRLS’ CHENILLE ROBES, .. “broken of where he intend oh N= a hn Re American Colleges| POLO SHIRTS | sizes, 2 to 16. Wraparound style with te tie 229 Te aris Br Rel 3 “SAM | nosed to compulsory universal mjli- | Nn : belt; maize, tearose-or- white. “HES got 10 Kev eg i : } i " tary training by a vote of 219 to 69. ! to $5.98 Seva esIs serena ssessaveseney [ steps of the Supren | t L . Ce - . > # | ; $130 for the season So uaht-1o be mon it / Long sleeve, bution-at. | GIRLS’ PRINT DRESSES, broken - A0Lf] ann | % : e "neckline polo shirts in fine | Sizes 7 t612 and assorted colors. “All wash- Wr. Truman w LAE . . } os : combed cotton. Sizes 1 to able cottons! Were $2. 50 and $2. 98. sesssne $1812000 to invest | i . 6 in a large assortment of | » nt, ti, He | ¢ Read these facts that speak for themselves: =o Stripes, gray, green, red FELT AND VELVET HATS, bonnet 00 nothing on pi. ge | A&P COFFEE is America's favorite coffee, MUS RE 5 WEAR and beanie styles. Were $1.98 to $2.49. .... fo HE by- millions of pounds. Downstairs at WASSON'S : oa Ary (1 } — ent's gol

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A&P Coffee with whatever coffee you have been using. Change to coffee that tastes better, gives you more for your; money!

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