Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1949 — Page 7

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Housewives favoring adoption of ‘the proposed ordinance registered their “smoke and filth” and scored past councils for ‘avoiding the issue of strict enforcement in control People Lose Faith Mrs. Josephine Pierson, 1544 Draper St. representing a group of residents of the Southeast section of the city, declared that the people of Indianapolis have. not lost interest in smoke abatement, but have lost their faith that anything will ever be done to improve conditions. Her group is “100 per cent for a strong ordinance with teeth in it,” Mrs. Pierson said. In reply, Guy Ross, chairman of the aviatione committee making a study of the smoke program, said, “We will give you a smoke ordinance if the people want it, and when you get it there will be someone at its head that will enforce it.”

Want Out-of-City Curb Delegation spokesmen expressed ‘a desire that provisions in any adopted ordinance be made to include industrial units within four miles of the city limits, but councilmen were doubtful that such a measure could be taken. Said the householders, “we can't help ourselves if factories keep on smoking.” The spirited discussions were not without voiced opposition to stiffer control measures, however, and some speakers stood firmly against their adoption. See Coal Price Rise

Use of Indiana and Kentucky coal would be ruled out they said, and the prices on other types would rise. : ‘Charles Blume, 2442 Coyner Ave., opposed the measure on the ground that there “are controls

rieath us, apd if fuel use could be controlled, anything could be regulated.” Many of the 40,000 hand-fed stove users in the city are leading a hand-to-mouth existence as far as fuel is concerned, he said, and this group would be most affected

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included ' John McNelis, former municipal judge, Edwin H, Smith, David O. Lewis, former county prosecutor, William Clauer, Henry O. Goett, former superior court judge, and Mr. McKinney, and implied that this group had been responsible for lax law enforcement. during a past administration. Protest Charge Mr. McKinney and Mr. Goett immediately protested that the charge was untrue and the implication unfair, even in the heat of a political cam Mr. Tinder’s statement said: “As a nominee of my party for. the Indiana State Legislature I waged a vigorous campaign. together with my associates, ard réceived ‘assignments from the Republican County Central Committee for speeches to be made

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by rebulting increases in fuel costs ;

In this respect, Robert L. Wolf, city combustion engineer, said there are a number of fuels that could be used in the hand-fed

{stoves besides Pocahontas coal.

Looks Like ‘Inkwell’ Charging that JIndianapolis looked like an “inkwell” from the air, the Indianapolis unit of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association - offered to councilmen and members of the official family free rides in the unit's planes and a bird's eye view of smoking chimneys and smoke stacks, Before final debates were heard, Mr. Ross denounced reports that

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lobbyists and pressure . groups. “We are listening to the people,” he said, and will digest their, views. If the ordinance goes) through, it will be enforced.” Results of a survey made by! coal dealer groups will -be presented at another hearing sched-| uled for Feb. 7 in the Council, Chambers.

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