Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1949 — Page 19

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By JACK THOMPSON J City Council was split wide open today as the result of a

withering denunciation of the]

proposed smoke control ordinan

for Indianapolis by Ina a coal

public hearings began on the controversial issue, -Counci'men adtted they were losing faith in value of an anti-smoke profor the community.

: repo! last 0 that the Council had

dropped - ke .control for In-|

dianapolis on-the St. Louis-Pitts-burgh plan, under consideration, where fuel

Councilmen indicated last night that they Were by

“You're a Liar” _

Mrs. Robert L. Wolf, wife of|

the city combustion engineer, threw the meeting last night in City Council chambers. into temporary turmoil “when she exploded in the middle of a coal “man’s speech, criticizing her husband for “ingptness in adminis-

0. L. Scales, vice president of "the Enos Coal Mining. Co. and president of the Indiana Coal Trade Association, was scoring Mr. Wolf and smoke control in general when Mrs. Wolf jumped to her feet and shouted: “You're a_ liar. I've watched my hiisband take all of the abuse I can stand.” § Mr. Wolf quieted her by saying, “Mr. Scales and I are old antagonists. This isn't the first round we have had and there doubtless will be more.” The combustion engineer was sitting with the Council as technical adviser on the anti-smoke measure. _ Harmony Ends : Questions such as one aimed at Harold Hatcher, head of Monument Coal Co-operative, an advocate of the proposed ordinance, "by Councilman Porter Seiden-| sticker indicated that harmony on smoke control had been broken. “Have you a written guarantee that low volatile coal will be available in 2% years when this ordinance would go into -effect?” - asked Mr. Seidensticker, adding, “Maybe you have some ‘ins.’ * “My only ‘in’ is a small investment. in a high volatile mihe.” Mr, Hatcher shot back. “I don’t expect this ordinance to solve all of our. problems but I'm certain there is sufficient smokeless coal available to satisfy the needs of the community.” : At the end of the ‘meeting, Councilman Guy O. Ross, chair-| man of the Bet a committee, which is conducting the advocated non-partisan enforcement of the ordinance. Adds to Dilemma This was in direct conflict with the provisions of the ordinance as

they are now written. Jurisdic-|~

tion over smoke control would | rest with the Safety Board, giving

the Mayor power to appoint the|

head of the smoke prevention bureau. ! Adding to the dilemma into which. Councilmen were getting themselves was growing public spicy in favor of the ordinance. Russell R. Benson, 428 W. re st., asserted that the Council ought to pass an ordinance that is good for. the majority of the . people. She added that she believed the ordinance- under - consideration would meet that requirement. Though speaking as a housewife and citizen. of the community .only, Mrs. Benson is president of the local branch of the American Association of University Women

Declarations of Tax Estimates Due Jan. 17

Deadline for filing declaritions]

of estimated tax for 1948 is Monday, Jan. 17, Wilbur Q. Plummer, acting collector of internal revenue, reminded taxpayers today. This fling date, he pointed out, is especially important to fagmers since they were excused by law from filing their 1948 decla: | rations until that time. | "Most wage earners whose pay| is subject to ‘wthholding are not to file declarations since | the withholding substantially covers their income tax.

Purdue Horticulture Head Gets U. S. Post

Dr. Laurenz Greene, head of the Purdue University department of horticulture, has been granted a three-months leave of absence tp take a position with the Foreign Agricultura) Relations Division of the U, 8. Department of Agriculture, .

vision, Dr. Greene will visit Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Ecuador and other Central Amerfcan and South American countries. He will study cacao production.

Candlewood Diner Employee Scalded

A 20-year-old employee of the Diner, 445 8. West

dropped a pan of boiling water in the diner kitchen. Mrs. Betty Weiglein, of 646 ‘Home Place, was released from General Hospital after treatment for the burns. .

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