Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1948 — Page 9

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JUNIOR OUTGREW HIS BRITCHES

We Junior does that all the time . ney... and commercial users meant a never-ending expansion proand parents expect and count on it. What's hard to realize gram for which the Gas Utility paid twelve and a half milis that cities, like children, outgrow their britches, too lion dollars in round figures. traffic becomes heavier, parking problems arise, hohe shortages develop and just as with children, something must be done about things. The growth of Indianapolis has been tremendous, particularly during the war years. And apparently Indianapolis is a grand place, because many of the industries that, came during the war are staying . . . adding to the number “ol jus and making prosperity for all of us. ~~ » 3 Such a growth in Indianapolis posed a particular probleth to the Gas Utility. In 1935 there were some 77,000 gas users connected to the gas mains; today there are over 118,000 customers depending on gas. That’s an increase of 41,000 customers . . . a big increase, to be sure, but the

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The Gas Utility has beech paying off its bonded indebted. ness, £00—buying itself for you, the beneficiary of this public charitable trust . . . and these payments have amounted to close to four million dollars.

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problem was even bigger than it looks. Because, whill} the increase in customers was only 53% , the gas used in 1947 increased to three times as much as that used in 1935.

Gas for more householders and gas for more industries J

gas rate among manufactured gas cities in the United States (based on an average monthly use of 5,370 cubic feet of -

. Indianapolis gas). Your gas rates are actually less today

than they were in 1935. That’s a good job, in anybody’s language. It was done

by loyal and conscientious employees, many of whom have

devoted a lifetime to the gas business in Indianapolis, and by management that has been

The chart illustrates the increase of gas customers and gas consumption

between 19335 and 1947.

fully aware of its responsibilities and has met the challenge of a growing city.