Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1949 — Page 25

angered over accusations that city property was being used free-of-charge by the firms, launched an immediate probe. Martin McDermott, president of the board, the firms to “give an sccounting' of the deals” .at a special meeting June 2. Companies included were the American Hosiery Mills,

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18! “but it also sanctioned the erecE=ition of permanent buildings.” Bs Mayor Feeney said one buildV B2|iing on city property, refurnished

4dladded that this was being done

al Hosiery Mills, Inc., and Fulton Hosiery Mills, Inc. Mayor Writes Board Mayor Feeney brought the issue to the attention of the Works Board in a letter in which he said: | “Permit me to call to your at!tention flagrant misuse of City property by local business or- | ganizations.” { He cited instances where a {former Works Board granted the {hosiery firms permission to erect b “storm doors” on city streets. | “Not only did the board grant such permission,” the Mayor said,

las a restaurant by Nationalithe Hosiery, was being used to compete with another restaurant. He

on tax-free property. The Mayor suggested that the! |Works Board take steps “to pre-

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* Constlltion Lupus

The first comet discovered this year has been found by a South African astronomer. The new comet was spotted by KE. L. John-! son of the Union Observatory, Johannesburg, last Friday night and reported to the Harvard College Observatory here. Far too faint to be seen with the naked eye, the comet is probably too far south in the sky to be seen through most American telescopes.

It was located in the constella-

tion Lupus, the walt: and is of! The new;

sky but ob slowly. Last year, 14 comets were) spotted, 12 of them uew dis ¢overies, but comet Johnson is, the first of 1949. The South Afri-| can astromomer has made other| comet finds. In January, 1935, he,

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