Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1949 — Page 9

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Harry C. Fisher Rites Held Today

Retired Railroad

Man Buried Here Services for C. Fisher, re: tired Indianapolis assistant general -agent of the Nickel Plate Railroad, who died Thursday, were held at 10 a. m. today In Shirley Brothers Irving HilY, 1. i - Burial was to be in the Washington Park Mausoleum. “Mr. Fisher died in his home, 5885 Allisonville Road, after an illness of more than a year. A native of Greencastle, Mr. Fisher was associated with the Nickel Plate Rallroad 46 years, retiring Apr, 1, 1939. Starting as a clerk with the line in New York during World War I, he became assistant general agent at Sangusky, 0., and was later assigned to the Indianapolis office. He was a member of the Chapter, York and Commandery Rites, F&AM in New York, and the Irvington Masonic Lodge and Murat Shrine in Indianapolis. He was also a member of the Retired | Railroadmen’s Association. His wife, Kathryn, and a daughter, Mrs. James T. Bushea, indianapolis, survive.

Mrs. Annie Watkins

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Columbia, Tenn. she lived in Indianapolis 35 years. A daughter, Mrs. Juanita Watkins Alexander, and a son, the Rev. Charles T. Watkins, survive.

Lionel F. Houser

EL MONTE, Cal, Nov. 14 (UP) ~—Funeral services will be held tomorrow for film writer-pro-ducer Lionel ¥. Houser, 41. Mr, Houser, who spent 18 years in the film industry, died Saturday at Good Bamaritan Hospital of a heart aliment. He formerly was on the staff of the New York Telegram.

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Mr. Wirick was a member of Emmanual Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bouth Side Turners, Lie: derkranz Club, O. C. D. Club and the Twenty-fifth Mutual Benefit Club. Suiviving are his wife, Emma; wo grandsons, Robert and Richpa Medcalf, Indianapolis, and two great-grandchildren. Rites at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home will be followed by burial in Concordia Cemetery.

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Sireg sales manager of the Allen’ Wilkinson Lumber Co. who died yesterday in his home, 4531 N. Meridian St., will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Burial will be in ¢ in Crown Hill.

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Murat Shrine and Scottish Rite. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, Alan W, oyd; two brothers, Frank and Harry Lee, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Edgar O. Hunter, Miami each, Fla.; two grandsons, Alan and Thomas Boyd, and a great-granddaughter, Miss Anne Margaret Boyd, all of Indianapolis.

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Lewis D. Rose

Services for Lewis D. Rose, lathe operator for the Link-Beit’ Co. 20 years, who died yesterday in his home, 1523 W. New York St., after a short illness, will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the Conkle West Michigan Street Funeral Home. Biirial will be in Floral Park. A native of Knox County, Mr.

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Rose had lived in Indianapolis 33 years. He was a member of Logan Lodge No. 575, F&AM, Bagun Grotto, and the Indianap{olis Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. He was 63, 2 Survivors include his wife, Clara; two sons, Delbert and Donald Rose; a daughter, Miss Gladys

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ANOTHER FARE INCREASY

@ This Company has asked for a fare increase because it has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last year and a half. The Company lost even : + though a Tc fare i increase and o 2¢ transfer charge were granted urisg ico Ron “that time. Here are the reasons why: — 5

Mounting operating costs, and wage and pension increases have more than absorbed the revenue produced by the increased fares. Also, the loss of riders hos been greater than anyone anticipated . . . showing city a drop of 8,907,618 cash riders in the past year and a half. The decrease fo in transit passengers is a nation-wide, as well as an Indianapolis problem - sill ped | « + « due largely to the fact that most workers are now on a 5-doy rather Jihs + . thon a 6-day week, and to the greatly increased use of private automobiles. 1.

This’ Company had @ $312,039.71 net loss for the first nine months one of this year. Wage and pension increases, granted by 4 state arbitration board, and made retroactive to May 1st, increase that loss figure to $559,965.88. This increase alone will add an approximate $441,880 to our expenses every year from now on.

Wages, pensions and other operating cost increases, coupled with the lowered revenue resulting from the decrease in numbers of riders, have produced the financial puzzle facing us. Indianapolis must have on ade-

quate transit system. Increased fares can provide the money necessary to maintain if.

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