Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1948 — Page 11

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7.16, 1948

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Soon you'll be gathering all the “fixin’s” for that unique American institution—Thanksgiving. Time was when most families grew their own Thanksgiving bounty. But these days the tender turkeys and succulent hams, the golden yams and pumpkins, the bright red cranberries and rosy-white shrimp all come from as many different states. All of these delicacies travel to the dinner tables of Mid-America aboard Illinois Central trains—trains that speed the good things of life to you, swiftly and economically. No job we do gives us railroad people greater pleasure and satisfaction.

PLENTY TO BE THANKFUL FOR!

This year, as always, we have plénty for which to be ‘thankful. Never before have American agriculture and industry produced such abundance. We are deeply grateful for that abundance and for the freedom that makes it possible. We of the Illinois Central believe that our gratitude is best expressed by our deter-

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Council Begins Smoke Bill Study

Committee Asks Public's Suggestions

By JACK THOMPSON The City Council today began a long-range study of the proposed smoke control ordinance. The measure was introduced into the Council last night. More than 150 spectators appeared to express their views and watch over council proceedings. Drafted by the City Board of Air Pollution Control with the help of numerous civic groups, the ordinance has created citywide controversy. ! Council President Christian J. Emhardt referred it to the legislative body's safety committee, headed by Guy O. Rose, chairman. |

Mr. Ross and the other members! of the committee, Joseph A. {Wicker, Joseph C. Wallace, Charles P. Ehlers and Joseph E. Bright said they expected to make a thorough study of the ordinance. They asked that the Junior Chamber and other groups interested in the proposed legislation appear at committee hearings wtih suggestions for changes, Many in the large audience which jammed the council chamber wore white tags bearing the words “Stop Smoke.” Council President Emhardt| limited the discussion period to! 30 minutes and each speaker to! five minutes. Donald Shafer led off by asserting that “the ordinance, as submitted, contains certain things which we (the Junior Chamber)! cannot fully agree with.” Harold Hatcher, a Democratic precinct committeeman and manager of the Monument Coal Co-! op, declared: “A strong, effective ordinance with teeth in it is not only needed but is practical. ! “Coal industry figures indicate that persons can heat their homes | with smokeless coal just as cheaply as with smoky fuel,” he sald. “Smoke control can be ac-| complished and now is-the time.” |

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