Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1948 — Page 7

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Combustion Engineer Begins Crackdown

The first smoke ordinance vio- ? [lation charges of the winter heat, at druggist. Satis. (Ing season were being prepare money Sack guaranteed. {pany ws the—City combustion engineer opened a crackdown on smoking chimneys. : Meanwhile, Indianapolis was subjected to another dim morning as smog lay in a heavy blanket over the city. Robert 1. Wolf, combustion engineer, said he has asked City Prosecutor Milton Craig to prepare charges against an.Indianapolis business establishment which he said has committed five iviolations of the smoke ordinance within the last week. Agreed Last Year Mr. Wolf said his office and the firm had reached an agreement on smoke elimination last year, It included the burning of coke. Mr. Wolf said this season the firm has been using soft, smoky coal. i ’ : The combustion engineer said that on the basis of last year's agreement he felt it unnecessary to send the firm any noticevof violations this season but would ask that charges be brought immediately. Mr. Wolf announced that letters had been sent two other firms ordering them to. submit to his office by Nov. 5 acceptable programs of smoke abatement. He said the letters had been sent after the firms had committed repeated . violations of the. ordii nance. :

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. Seniors Elect Max 8. Norris, 2444 N. Meridian St, has been elected presi. dent of the senior class of In diana University School. of Medicine, 1040 W. Michigan St. Miss Alda G. Duckworth, 2124

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E. Johnson, R. R 6,- Decatur, will = fill the office of = secretary - treasurer, Student Council members elected from the senior class include’ Frank ‘Zeller Jr., 4619 W. 11th 8t.; Thomas J. Baker, Mt. Vernon; Miss Helen E. Geyer, South Bend; Gerald W. Labiner, Nortlr Bergen, N. J.; El-

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bert Lain Tetrick, Greensburg, add Mr. Norris, . Junior class officers are James H. Bivin, 5123 Norwaldo Ave. president; High Spencer, 612 N. Moreland Ave. vice president, and Stanley .Btellman, Jamaica, N. Y., secretary-treasurer. William A. Hudson, 1847 N. Delaware 8t., was elected president of the sophomore class. Donald C. Smith, Edinburg, was elected .vice president. Miss Jeanne Rybolt, 5541 Central Ave., was elected secretary-treasurer,

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