Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1948 — Page 14

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Charges Smoke

Jaycees Urge OK Of New Ordinance

Indianapolis Junior Chamber

smoke ordinance.

Council.

cee public health division,

Communication Workers, T. C. stating: Williams of the Railroad Trainmen and Everett Davis of the Teamsters’ Union. Conferences Planned The co-chairmen will meet Mr. Tobin on his arrival at noon. Dur-| ing the afternoon a series of conferences with labor leaders from over the state will be held. | Mr, Tobin will be guest at a dinner of labor representatives at! 5:45 p. m. in the Claypool Hotel. He will deliver his address under the auspices of the Joint Action Labor Committee of the AFL. CIO, Railway Brotherhoods and independent unions. Other Democratic speakers on the Juostan will he Andrew Ja- , candidate for Congress; 4 ' George 8. Dalley, nominee for| of Pythias parade in downtown prosecuting attorney, and James| Indianapolis yesterday. Five |BOY BATTLES BATH

snningham, candidate f o r| thousand K. of P. members at- | CHICAGO, Oct. 16 (UP)

Backs Proposal

ting any closer to the passage

blame for delay.”

Jaycee.

zey, mascot of the Grant County Band, marched in the Knights

merce.

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Board Delays Law

Commerce has charged the City Alr Pollution Board with delaying| - passage of the proposed new anti-

In a letter to the board, the Jaycee challenged the board “to some positive action” and demanded to know “what, precisely, are you waiting for now” in not presenting the proposal to City

The letter was signed by Ralph B. Harlan, chairman of the Jay-

further rebuked the board by

“You do not seem to be get-

a new ordinance than ever before by your criticism and passing the

Mr. Harlan pointed out that the Air Pollution Board had sent copfes of the proposed ordinance to various civic organizations asking for criticism. But he said the board had not sent a copy to the

However, Mr. Harlan added that his organization “after very HIGH STEPPER—Eight-year- [careful and cautious considera-| old Charlene Weaver of Swa- |tion” had decided to support recommendations made recently by the senior Chamber of Com-

tended the week-end gathering [Charles Cavanaugh, 18 months

ENT FA i Hiff.” Marion, [old, doen’t care much for baths. / FACES BIG TEST honoring Fred Ratiff, 3/100 Police found him sjtting naked

SPRINGFIELD; Mass. Oct. 16 2UPreme chancellor. lon the curb at a busy intersecak Rivers, 21-year-old PA J. VIOLATOR HELD . _|tion, happily dumping fistfulls of) SLATE lr SL EE SB es Sn Rial HE AIR

fue ANoroing and passed out the FBI, today announced the arrest|ducked out of the house when td 8 wife ‘had given birth|at Evansville, of Russell Dorris, [she left the room to get some

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