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Urges Reconsidering Of PSC Petitions

Indiana Manufacturers Association shook a finger at public utilities today, warning them- nut to press for higher rates in Indiana, : In a resolution passed by the IMA, Indiana utilities were urged ! to ‘reconsider, revise and pos.’ sibly withdraw any petitions before the Public Service Commission seeking increased rates for gas, power, electricity or other REY BOPVIOBR «inion wera Sam Busby, secretary of the PSC, said there were only two Indiana applications for rate ad- Sgt. Dorthea English (left): justments before the commission. vi : hands final credentials to

They are the applications of the Indianapolis Railways, Inc, and Gladys Pearl Fitzgerald and the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. . Neither compatiy has asked for Patsy Ruth Ennis, both of Peur, a specific figure, Each wants the, two of the newest WAC recommission “to set a rate which crits as ‘they board a train” will provide an adequate return. | . ) — {here for Camp Lee, Va., where ‘Honeymoon Over | i : . “The honeymoon is over and| they will undergo basic training. consiimer prices cannot continue — Pe without bringing on some form of Fraternity Elects recession and resultant unemploy-| ’ ment,” A. C. Conde, executive] sécretary of the IMA, said. The resolution passed by | board urged all Indiana {ndustry been elected president of DePauw to do everything possible to pre- Chapter of Delta Chi, national vent further increased and in-| social fraternity. Other .officers flationary prices. . include Maurice Wood, Plymouth, In utility circles it was believed renamed ' vice president; James the manufacturers were aiming Troyer, ElkHart, secretar their plea toward the gas and Charles Nichols, Anderson, treas electric utilities inasmuch

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, | THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Government Vetoes Dewey Project Report Sabotage Plot

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business. Harry Reid, president of In- arms. dianapolis Railways, said he did! not think the IMA meant the streetcar and. bus. company din: asmuch as transportation is used only to get workers to and from work and the employees pay the fare themselves. “And I don't think they want a bankrupt traction company,” he added. Indiana Bell had not seen the resolution ~and made no' comment. The telephone hearing is| set for Feb: 3 and the Indian-

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