Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1949 — Page 8

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History Studded With Good

Intentions; Now It's ‘Definite’ iE al By IRVING LEIBOWITZ THIS IS the history of W. Washington St.—the busy, bumpy street that is paved with good intentions. For 29 years motorists have been bouncing over the

city's gateway to St. Louis and points west.

The street will be paved next spring with concrete. State Highway Commissioner Samuel Hadden made that

promise yesterday. But it was made before, One city a

promises before the state

fon for the maintenance!

and repair of the street in 1940. During the city administration of the late Mayor Tyndall, the state legislature transferred the street to state control. Years ago a delegation visited

'Dinner Chairman dministration|; . after another made similar]

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Recklessness

Officials Urge Closer Attention to Flight Directives

By DAVID WATSON Disregard of safety procedures and air regulations resulted in death of three persons in two aviation accidents involving private aircraft in Indiana last month. A private pilot and his pas-

senger were killed when the ship/ PLAN CHURCH DINNER

was flown without pre-flight inspection, engine warm up and proper follow-up of emergency

~~" The-state- has even wider pow- Slstion a “penny, wise but dollar

wed replace them pa ing firm. of .C

In Ship Sinking pg County cities accept without ap-' )—Bixty-

city hall to remind city officials of their election promise to pave W. Washington St. But the promises never were carried out. Lill rn » THAT WAS the theme of the street of broken pavement. In 1920, 'a paving pruject was completed on a stretch out to what was then called the Mt, + Jackson area—a little community “that boasted health-dealing waters and a sanatorium. That was the last paving project on W. Washington Street. Electric automobiles cruised over the new street. They were the forerunners of the heavier tralier trucks and cars that bump over the same street today. In the early thirties a city sur-

Dr, Ephraim D. Lowe

Approximately 1000 Marion County men of Disciples of Christ churches will meet Nov. 21 for their first Laymen's vey was proposed to determine : what streets ted resurfacing. Teague dings since the close of High on thie Bat wae eet was for.| The dinner will be held at n nu projec 6:30 p. m. in the Third Christian

Church, 17th and Broadway City picials Jater Proposed hi Roy T. Combs, Center Township. tha Sires completed of that| Assessor, will serve as dinner Funds othing ever caine chairman. Mr, Combs described roposal. the meeting as “one of the larg- . Today, however, Shy ana state ot gatherings of Christian churchmen in this city in re- | to pave the street in the el y Shia time it 18 the res Coy. It will be part of a nationpromises Mr. Hadden. wide unification of the Chris Feeney agrees. tian Church men's work. Dr. “The street is a disgrace to the| pop. 1D Lowe, general sec-

reiary of the Indiana Christian Missionary Association, will hold similar meetings throughout Indiana. He will be a special

ceive immediate compliance, . |

landing practices, the State Aeronauties Commission said. A third man was killed while “buzzing” the home of a girl friend In a plane he was not qualified to fly. - Urging closer attention to flight! precautions, commission officials also warned that safety directives citing needed mechanical changes in personal aircraft should re-|

D. W. Rentzel, Civil Aeronau-| tics administrator, sald the directives point out mechanical weaknesses discovered after a ship has begn. tested and service-. flown. Several recent accidents have been attributed to failure of. pilots to follow safety directives, Mr. Rentzel said.

Cite New Regulations State Aeronautics’ Commission has announced that private plane owners have nearly a full calen-| dar year to place the letter '“N”| (for United - States), on their ships preceding the registration! number. : New. regulations call for all new aircraft registered for the first time after Dec. 31,-1948 dls-| play the marking. All aircraft are required to bear the marking | after Dec. 31, 1950, ]

PROJECTOR

if : guest at the county dinner. ae a TA rr Smee MAYOR FEENEY said yester‘day that the city legal depart. : orney ment informed him that the tracks gutting street can be ; err ol’ PSC Move “I'm eure Indianapolis Railways will go along with this project,” the Mayor added. “It will Times State Servos

GARY, Nov. 12--City Attorney «Samuel 8. Dubin today branded

n St” the Indiana Public Service Com-

Mr. Dubin said the state lost $15,000 when the PSC failed to) ith t. order the Cyrus G. Hill engineer-

San x Rall, fates of Survey of the Illinols Bell Tele-| St. was “one of the two heaviest!” ne > BY Polit avd in the state” Heine e Gary city sitatuey reported | 2 led roads he 8 . e survey was to made upon’ Mdad that it was the “roughest jhe completion of the Indiana 0 Ml streets in Indianapolis. {Bell check. The firm offered to We have 53 miles of state accept the Illinols survey for roads in Indianapolis to Jook | $15,000. providing it would be after,” Mr, Hallett sald. “But W. made immediately after the InWashington St. bo the worst. And diana report was completed, he we're going to fix it first.” | sald, What about E. Washington str] Cost of a separate survey was There are no plans for the pres-| set at $30,000, ent. ; Firm Released to have retained the Hill firm for : {the survey after Lake and Porter

TOKYO, Nov. 12 ( {proval a compromise ruling agreesix Japanese passengers and Ing to a temporary §1 million crewmen are believed to have phone rate increase. perished at midnight when a 138-ton passenger-cargo leased after a survey of the In-

vessel sank in the Japanese In- diana Bell for the commission, he

land Sea between Shikoku and sald.

to make. a].

Friday The engineering firm was re-|

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day in Chicago, Fred L. Mahaffey, Thomas J.

Homer O. Stone will represent

foance Fitts " [Former Amnesia Victim | 3 State Crash a aon ..Wed as Fiance Frees Her | Sweetheart Works 14 Months to Obtain The 1649 convention and business, Release of Girl in Mental Institufion ~~ CHICAGO, Nov. 12 (UP)— Pretty Norma M. Hutchins, 19-year-Conference Tuesday and Wednes- 14. former amnesia victim, today married the sweetheart who won

her. freedom from a Chicago mental institution. “I owe it all to Carl” she sald after the ceremony was per- normalities of the Oral Cavity”

Mahaffey Jr, Ernest Zehe and formed in the Chicago marriage court. : as "Her husband, Carl R. Becker, 32, a truck driver, obtained her gery night.

tional program tomorrow. His Non-Patholigical s the Society observes oral

Consolidated Finance Corp., 111 release from .the Chicago state) vention,

MicGrath aa) J. Howard her hometown at Castine, Me. ' D. Seymour, ex-| ecutive editor of the Minneapolis Robbed of $100 Star-Tribune, and Dr. Howard R.! She collapsed on the street here

istration, University of Illinois, {to wed Mr. Becker. She was listed!

| Business and Professtonalmitted However, Mr, Methodist Church will have a|ogist who proved she was normal.

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Ontario's Champion Dad | Told to Demand Medal

TIMMINS, Ont. Nov, 12 (UP) -Napoleon Lefebvre, 76, today claimed the title of Ontario's champion father. : | He told investigators checking * his application for old age pension that he fathered 28 ‘children and is grandfather or great-grand-father to some 100 others. Mr. Lefebvre said the government interviewer suggested that instead of applying for a pension, he ask for a medal |

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