Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1948 — Page 24
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THE APOLIS TIME : WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1918 Ser Check Itching
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-i of At White River Generation Station In these days of shortages it's hard to meet the demands of |
Zo : | . i ‘Of Local Engineers | | J. R. Amon has been installed | {president of Indiana Chapter 4 i 1 Association of Power] BO bs Inc. Other officers who | SERVICE FOR THE
took office at last night's meeting | ENTIRE F AMILY
a the customer. And it's something of a miracle when his demands! ne have to be met three years ahead of time, 4 The Indianapolis Power & Light Co., plagued by material shortages, has had té push out beyond the metropolitan living circle to be ready and waiting when a customer orders light and
“s — peter are: 3 t ON A power, [point of its expansion program. W. H. Harville, vice president; | Eyes Examined . . . Glasses : The power and light company |The Harding St. plant has just] |Henry Peters, recording secre-j fitted for those who need them, SIMPLE in 1947 set up a $38 million ex-\peen completed with an expendi-| 'tary; William S. Mayer, correpansion program, not for todayityre of $4 million. The first of sponding secretary; Fred Seifker,| R but for the city of the future. its power units will go in to serv- financial secretary; Frank Siga-| [0] 8 H C LEN BASE Twenty million of this vast eX-ljce in March of 1949, the second! |foos, treasurer; Hugh LaFary, Fe Qiiiuty penditure is going into plants,ipy May of 1950. 1 [" Js
|conductor; Joseph Corr, door- | keeper, and Frank R. Eck. trustee. : | A class of candidates was initi-| ated. |
| power production equipment. ‘The| The largest construction projThe price policy of { rest, according to H. T. Pritchard, | ect is under way at the new White Shirley Brothers rests { president, is going into power and| River generating station on the on a simple base: the light transmission equipment— white River, 18 miles southwest
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i! derstand that {lines and sub-stations. {of the city. It will cost $14 mil-| | H unders ancing a © Tests Growth lion dollars, and is by far the HF : re em mmm ot sorrow cannot be | Soon after the war, the Indi-/largest construction job in the] I’ AIR3 gu measured by dollars, ~~ |anapolis Power & Light Co. be-|state. || conpiTiONE Here's a HOT
{gan to test the growing strains| Mr. Pritchard said today that| : 4 i Th lizati that on the metropolitan area. It was the company has spread its serv-| a dg 3 e rea ization a decided that within four years ice to 99.7 per cent of the dwell-| 5 2 grief weighs as heavily (1947 through 1950), the popula-| ings and businesses in Marion| on the ‘humble as it tion area would approximate theiCounty. The remaining .3 per cent| does on those of sub- boundaries of Marion County. of the occupancy units are not| shantisl means DE The company is at the half-way | wired.
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Modernize Plants { The Perry-K plant at Kentucky Ave. and West St. and the Perry|W plant on W. Washington at iWhite River have both been modST.J0SEPW lernized to keep pace with the de‘mand for electric service, Mr. {Pritchard reported. | The president sald one of the large generators such as will be
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0 Furthermare, costs ore | | JEANS] or hie Raver / a ee left to YOUR "volun: | fr— ; {build and install. RA io ‘ EE ede r= | fooy soichion, vou ere || Sensational LOW PRICE ||, Ficctric service. Mr. Prt rATE'S BIGGEST CONSTRUCTION JOB—The Indianapolis Power and Light |
| chard sald, h Go : pl ’ | growth of thie city Unless there Co. is spending $14 million dollars to build the new White River generating plant is power in the new subdivisions, uo ier |8 miles southwest of the city. . It will be finished at the end of 1950
ae oer pis orem as a part of the program to keep three years ahead of the city's population growth,
the sole. judge — the Shirley staff, except ~ for giving advice and assistance. when de-
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